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There are times I wish they’d just ban everything- baccy and beer, burgers and bangers, and all the rest- once and for all. Instead, they creep forward one apparently tiny step at a time. It’s like being executed with a bacon slicer.
“Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it whether it exists or not, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedy.”
To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticise.
"The purpose of a university education for Left / Liberals is to attain all the politically correct attitudes towards minorties, and the financial means to live as far away from them as possible."
Actually in situations like this, I actually begin to appreciate what debate and law brings above stones and anarchy.
Mind you if it wasn't for the wider social consequences... it would be great to be in the riot squad.
'No it is just that you are unlucky that my baton is hitting you on the head, again and again as there is no way I can predict where it goes next, oops sorry for the Liverpool kiss, please come again.'
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Lawyers, lawyers, lawyers, a job created so the people do not have to waste their breath.
"Half of your brain is that of a ten year old and the other half is that of a ten year old that chainsmokes and drinks his liver dead!" --Hagop Beegan
A lawyer is cool as long as the lawyer represents me. Otherwise, GAH!
Wooooo!!!
Indeed, beating up lawyers daring to protest for human rights and a transparent system of government...
But then again, lets all jump on the "we hate lawyers bandwagon", never minding that they actually serve a valid purpose.
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What are you guys talking about? Lawyers rioting = awesome! Go Pakistani lawyers! Black Suit for Freedom!
*is strangely reminded of Fragony's link to...certain google ratings...some time ago. It might from some inexplicable relation has something to do with it.*
Okay. I just think it is the working class and middle class having a laugh at the highly educated for once. Poetic justice, yes?Originally Posted by Productivity
We, those who have never been to a college/university, are generally the financial fodder for lawyers.
"Half of your brain is that of a ten year old and the other half is that of a ten year old that chainsmokes and drinks his liver dead!" --Hagop Beegan
Everyone is the financial fodder of lawyers.Originally Posted by IrishArmenian
Well, actually my Parents both grew up poor, yet I'm in Uni, studying law, more a case of determination and firm belief in what's right than the silver spoon.
Same with most of the faculty.
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-Oscar WildeNow that the House of Commons is trying to become useful, it does a great deal of harm.
As we sing in Gillingham, "Come and have a go, if you think you're hard enough"EA please take note.![]()
My dad drives a coach, my granddad was a dockyard worker, is it OK if I am a lawyer please?Okay. I just think it is the working class and middle class having a laugh at the highly educated for once. Poetic justice, yes?
Rioting lawyers are teh bomb though. I especially liked the baldie chucking the brick at the filth*. You'd never get away with that in London.
*no offence intended to any members of the law enforcement community
"The only thing I've gotten out of this thread is that Navaros is claiming that Satan gave Man meat. Awesome." Gorebag
Originally Posted by English assassin
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“The majestic equality of the laws prohibits the rich and the poor alike from sleeping under bridges, begging in the streets and stealing bread.” - Anatole France
"The law is like a spider’s web. The small are caught, and the great tear it up.” - Anacharsis
I am just making a joke. My brother is in fact studying law (Yes, we give him a lot of... ...for it, mostly because we envy his intelligence) and yes, the portly gentleman throwing the brick is very funny: it is actually my desktop background.Originally Posted by English assassin
Do lawyers get preyed upon by other ones?
Have you ever represented yourself?
Assuming that you, the lawyers, work with sometimes emotional and unpredictable people, do odd situations ever occur?
"Half of your brain is that of a ten year old and the other half is that of a ten year old that chainsmokes and drinks his liver dead!" --Hagop Beegan
Ah, but law has always been an emancipatory study. Jews in the nineteenth century, middle and lower classes in the twentieth, women in the seventies and eighties, ethnic minorities nowadays. Law faculties everywhere are full of the talented and unpriviliged, much more so than any other faculty.Originally Posted by Bopa the Magyar
There must be sociological and psychological links between this and the behaviour of those practicing law. I'd be interested in reading more about this.
I have seen how law students not only imitate, but in their ambitious eagerness, outdo, the vested classes in the language, tastes, clothes, manners. They're so good at it, so hungry for it, that eventually you can only tell the difference between them and older classes by their inability to relax in the exercise of these social norms at appropriate times.
Edit: My dad drives a coach, my granddad was a dockyard worker
I'm not surprised at this.
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Boink! Big phat sudden insight gained here, and at no cost. Luigi, it's not only because of your humour that you belong in the HoF.Originally Posted by luigi VI di Fatlington
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The bloody trouble is we are only alive when we’re half dead trying to get a paragraph right. - Paul Scott
That brings back some memories...I'm a law student, and I participated once as a volunteer in a drill for a Riot Control unit. Activities included being escorted for 15 minutes and trying to get away during that, barricadating a street entry and pelting the blueshirts with fake bricks, and so on.
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