1. Just keep on telling yourselves that.
  2. Sigh, how naive...
  3. Does it really surprise you, that when you put bureaucrats in charge of health care, they'll off your grandmother to save some dough? I mean is that really that far-fetched concept?
  4. They claimed that every elderly wears 'Dont kill me' bands here in Holland xD So I am not inclined to believe a similar story.

    Not every bureaucrat is a sadist Aaron.
  5. That's what you believe. It's you that is completely gullible when it comes to something that is obviously questionable. It comes from a professor who said this about five months ago. 130,000? Really?

    It's just the Daily Mail trying to get a story to shock people but really, it's ancient and incorrect. He's estimating it purely from the city of Liverpool - it's a load of bullshit I'm afraid.
  6. Me gullible? I question whether or not I'm alive, until I hit my hand on something.
  7. Insanity is a matter of perspective, son.


  8. I would also just like to make clear that the site from which your article originated clearly states that they're bias. Therefore you can't state them as a source for anything.

    Their official statement on what they do: Anti-union organization which does research and provides analysis to "expose the inequities of compulsory unionism."

    The whole idea of research is to find facts. Not to prove your own beliefs. What a stupid organisation.
  9. Originally posted by Ross1441:[..]


    I would also just like to make clear that the site from which your article originated clearly states that they're bias. Therefore you can't state them as a source for anything.

    Their official statement on what they do: Anti-union organization which does research and provides analysis to "expose the inequities of compulsory unionism."

    The whole idea of research is to find facts. Not to prove your own beliefs. What a stupid organisation.

    Everyone has a bias. They just have the balls to admit it. As long as you recognize it there is nothing to worry about.

    I stand by my statement. Unions cant argue with right to work on the merits, so they turn to fear-mongering.