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Give people a chance to show how stupid they are ti the world...
Shocks me that some pc keyboard warriors have the time to respond and argue online everyday. Don’t they have jobs?
Glad I don’t use Facebook or Twitter or forums
Take the money out of education and this is the result, a healthy sprinkling of idiots.
Yes, I do indeed blame Thatcher! Evil fucking bitch!
Boris and Gove, among many others, were very expensively educated, yet they are still idiots. And not just a sprinkling, but a dollop.
What expensive education seems to bring is the ability to use more syllables, and to take your idiocy into a position of power.
This.
The real benefits of an expensive education seem to be the sense of entitlement (to the point of ignorance) engendered in yourself and a sense of deference engendered in a hefty proportion of the public.
WFST
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Ha! That Twitter account it bordering on parody. Worth reading for the replies though
I've done an artists impression of what I think the account owner might look like...
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