That "panacea" of Socialism in France

Re: That "panacea" of Socialism in France

<<The French are as miserable as ever

http :// www .dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in...

Excerpt:

"The French are more miserable than at any time since records began,
PJ>>

<Fuck me, PJ, you miserable git - haven't heard from you for such a
long time that I thought they'd switched your life-support system
off.
Ewww , a Daily Mail article too - shit - it's a waste opf taxpayers'
money keeping scum like you alive.
Bet yer average Froggie is a damn site more cheerful than you'll ever
be.

Keith Anderson>


I was wondering which left wing whacko would bite first to my bait.

You jest done got yerself first to be hooked old buddy.

"..According to the Dec. 6-9, 2007, poll, 84% of Americans say they
are satisfied with the way things are going in their personal life at
this time, while 14% are dissatisfied. These results have been fairly
stable since Gallup first started tracking Americans' personal life
satisfaction in 1979. The percentage of Americans who say they are
satisfied with their personal life has averaged 82% over this period,
with a low of 73% in July 1979 and a high of 88% in December 2004.

Re: That "panacea" of Socialism in France

<Fuck me, PJ, you miserable git - haven't heard from you for such a
long time that I thought they'd switched your life-support system
off.
Ewww , a Daily Mail article too - shit - it's a waste opf taxpayers'
money keeping scum like you alive.....

Keith Anderson>

Hey Anderson, if I ever need life support, I'll pay for it myself by
spending my kids' inheritance

As Americans most of us aren't dependent on a collapsing socialized
medicine system like you have in the UK.

God save the NHS. God save the Queen.

ROTFLMAO

Re: That "panacea" of Socialism in France


>
> God save the NHS. God save the Queen.
>
> ROTFLMAO

let me get this straight: you go on an international forum related to travel
and start antagonizing and berating people who just happen to have different
opinions from you on how to pay for medical care for the citizens of their
nations? Is that it? Because, if that is so, you are a sorry git (a word I
learned here) that deserves to be plonked.

So, here ya go: <plonk>

One less to read your diatribes.

Pat in TX
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Re: That "panacea" of Socialism in France

On Sat, 3 May 2008 20:31:44 -0500, Pat wrote:

> let me get this straight: you go on an international forum related to travel
> and start antagonizing and berating people who just happen to have different
> opinions from you on how to pay for medical care for the citizens of their
> nations? Is that it?

This is PJ you're talking about.
Famous liberal and free thinker. Not.

--
Tim C.

Re: That "panacea" of Socialism in France

This link should work:

http :// www .dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in article id=562832&in page id=1811



On May 3, 2:05 pm, "PJ O'Donovan" <Xent...@aol,com > wrote:
> The French are as miserable as ever
>
> http :// www .dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in...
>
> Excerpt:
>
> "The French are more miserable than at any time since records began,
> a
> new survey has revealed. Soaring inflation, unemployment and
> widespread dis-satisfaction with their daily lives have plunged the
> nation to historic low of gloominess, researchers found. The study
> into happiness levels in French households showed that on a scale of
> plus 100 points for "total contentment" to minus 100 for "utter
> misery", the average French man and woman scored "minus 37"."