John Waters: Hey Marxists Leave The Rich Alone!

[Andrew49]

Mr Waters in stirring form.

It is not my intention to extend to this odious fixture the oxygen of publicity.

Lazy minds seek solace in Marxist cliches

[Captain Con O'Sullivan]

Ah yes ... a well known believer in middle eastern leprechauns mocks the faith of others.

[People Korps]

Waters is a jibberng idiot

[C. Flower]

The idea that Marxism = envy of the rich is so primitive that I don't know where to start.

[Mick Tully]

Isn't he the ****** that talks S!!!e with the long hair and beard and has a lot to say about nothing.

[Griska]

Isn't he the ****** that talks S!!!e with the long hair and beard and has a lot to say about nothing.

Actually he has a lot to say about how tough it is being a man.

[Aspro]

Actually he has a lot to say about how tough it is being a man.

It must be tough alright being that man. I imagine it's hard to write coherent intelligent articles with permanently grazed knuckles.

[Griska]

It must be tough alright being that man. I imagine it's hard to write coherent intelligent articles with permanently grazed knuckles.

So that's why he writes such dross! There was me thinking it was because he's a misogynist d1ck.

[Trow]

Mr Waters in stirring form.

Lazy minds seek solace in Marxist cliches

Reverse Psychology.

[PaddyJoe]

Here is the poster that Waters is getting so exercised about:

[Slim Buddha]

He poses the question

"whether we are prepared to beggar our children’s children for the sake of a debt which has little or no moral basis but largely exists as a set of laughable digits left over from a banking rave."

Unfortunately, the only ones finding these "digits" laughable are the people who really enjoyed the rave and instructed the two Brians to pass on the bill to any schmuck who'll pay it. And they did.

[Andrew49]

UP TO 400 people took part at the weekend in what organisers billed as “a political walking tour through the heartland of the golden circle”. The trip through Dublin’s Georgian and business districts included stops outside the townhouses of Dermot Desmond, Johnny Ronan and Sir Tony O’Reilly, as well as sites linked by the marchers with gross inequality or the state’s economic collapse. The event was organised by the “1% Network”, a recently-formed coalition of socialist groups taking its name from a 2007 report by Bank of Ireland Private Banking which asserted that 1 per cent of the population owned 34 per cent of the country’s financial wealth.

Gregor Kerr, one of the organisers, said there was a concerted attempt to pretend that wealth didn’t exist anymore, but the tour was designed to disprove this. “

The reality is that not everyone is sharing the pain. Those most responsible for this crisis are escaping relatively unscathed,”

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[antiestablishmentarian]

Funnily enough, the groups involved were actually anarchists as opposed to marxists: however that didn't stop the beardy one from commenting and displaying his complete ignorance of the left and politics in this country. Who cares about facts when you can throw around idiotic soundbites instead?

[Captain Con O'Sullivan]

antiestablishmentarian;

Who cares about facts when you can throw around idiotic soundbites instead?

There's a fair amount of self-revealed evidence from Waters to say thats what his entire psychology is based upon.

The man treats 'faith' as fact and people like that are at least fairly consistent.

[Andrew49]

Funnily enough, the groups involved were actually anarchists as opposed to marxists: however that didn't stop the beardy one from commenting and displaying his complete ignorance of the left and politics in this country. Who cares about facts when you can throw around idiotic soundbites instead?

antiestablishmentarian;

There's a fair amount of self-revealed evidence from Waters to say thats what his entire psychology is based upon.

The man treats 'faith' as fact and people like that are at least fairly consistent.

He seems to be revealing that it is himself that has the lazy mind - but then his particular brand of 'faith' or religion means he doesn't have to think for himself.