In order to give our transient little lives meaning we can often be found pursuing stuff. Careers, ambitions, goals, dreams and so on. So when our time is up we can feel content that our time wasn't wasted, we lived a worthwhile and constructive life and the world generally was a better place for us being in it and so say all of us.
Cursed is the man then, who's lifetime dream, ambition and career happen to be the same thing and when this raison d'être is realised it ultimately makes his life not worth living. Sooth this mans woes with our sympathies we should, for he has become no more necessary and wanted than a verruca and tis only to be left for him to be chiseled off the feet of life and left in the dirt for all eternity.
Unless of course it's Gordon Brown whose lifetime ambition ostensibly, is just to interfere with shit that's none of his fucking business and generally just fuck every one's life up without even having a license to do it. I just can't find it anywhere in me to feel sympathy for the man as the realisation of his shattered dream slowly but surely erodes his very being. Clearly his denial is wavering, it's in his eyes; he's slowly but surely accepting that his whole life has been a waste of time, not just his time either, every one's.
Cursed is the man then, who's lifetime dream, ambition and career happen to be the same thing and when this raison d'être is realised it ultimately makes his life not worth living. Sooth this mans woes with our sympathies we should, for he has become no more necessary and wanted than a verruca and tis only to be left for him to be chiseled off the feet of life and left in the dirt for all eternity.
Unless of course it's Gordon Brown whose lifetime ambition ostensibly, is just to interfere with shit that's none of his fucking business and generally just fuck every one's life up without even having a license to do it. I just can't find it anywhere in me to feel sympathy for the man as the realisation of his shattered dream slowly but surely erodes his very being. Clearly his denial is wavering, it's in his eyes; he's slowly but surely accepting that his whole life has been a waste of time, not just his time either, every one's.
He's made himself and his party completely unelectable in such a short space of time he's actually managed to validate Iain Duncan Smith's effort as Conservative Party leader. Everything he touches turns to granite and just as he thought he'd have some respite as the summer break begins, he's about to receive one final kick in the bollocks as Barack Obama - the most charismatic man in the world at the moment - is to fly into London today and make Gordon Brown look even more depressing and miserably pointless. Painful stuff.
It's an intriguing juxtaposing of statesman that photo-opportunity. However Barack Obama may appear to invigorate all he meets, Gordon will fancy he's the better statesman, and the better politician. Which is exactly why everyone hates him and is inspired by Barack Obama.
One thing socialist/commy jock Gordon never seemed to appreciate or care to appreciate, is people don't want to be told what to do. People don't want their lives interfered with. It was never his place to take everything we owned and then give it back as and when he felt it was appropriate. People generally don't need instruction on what is good and bad, right and wrong, moral and shameful. People know already and if they don't, they never will.
Barack Obama is criticised because he has no politics behind his inspiring speeches and posturing. If there's ever been a more ignorant and oxymoronic opinion outside of anything Steve MacClaren used to say during his time as England coach, then I'd like to hear it, I could do with a laugh.
Politics and inspiration do not go together. Barack is so well received because of the lack of politics, because there's a blank canvas. People don't need to be shown the way, they just need to know there is a way. The fun is finding your way on your own no? There's nothing more likely to fuck your sex life up than a video showing you how to make love. People don't need a path laid out for them, just the tools to cut their own oui?
It's an intriguing juxtaposing of statesman that photo-opportunity. However Barack Obama may appear to invigorate all he meets, Gordon will fancy he's the better statesman, and the better politician. Which is exactly why everyone hates him and is inspired by Barack Obama.
One thing socialist/commy jock Gordon never seemed to appreciate or care to appreciate, is people don't want to be told what to do. People don't want their lives interfered with. It was never his place to take everything we owned and then give it back as and when he felt it was appropriate. People generally don't need instruction on what is good and bad, right and wrong, moral and shameful. People know already and if they don't, they never will.
Barack Obama is criticised because he has no politics behind his inspiring speeches and posturing. If there's ever been a more ignorant and oxymoronic opinion outside of anything Steve MacClaren used to say during his time as England coach, then I'd like to hear it, I could do with a laugh.
Politics and inspiration do not go together. Barack is so well received because of the lack of politics, because there's a blank canvas. People don't need to be shown the way, they just need to know there is a way. The fun is finding your way on your own no? There's nothing more likely to fuck your sex life up than a video showing you how to make love. People don't need a path laid out for them, just the tools to cut their own oui?
In times of strife we look to our leader for help though. For security and stability. What do you want to hear? I'm getting on with the job? Or the audacity of hope? Neither is going to bring down the price of a loaf of warburtons any time soon, but I know what I'd rather hear. While Barack Obama wants to change history, Gordon Brown hopes to take 1p of fuel duty.
If Gordon Brown is allowed to get on with the job for much longer we'll be a third world country and when the lights go out I don't want to hear how he's getting on with the job until morning, I want to be given a fucking torch. I think you know what I'm trying to say.
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If Gordon Brown is allowed to get on with the job for much longer we'll be a third world country and when the lights go out I don't want to hear how he's getting on with the job until morning, I want to be given a fucking torch. I think you know what I'm trying to say.
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