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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just getting angry with this bull shit about wrist bands for asylum seekers. The fact they are saying they have been forced to wear them and the reporters saying it's like the nazi with the Jewish people. Is it just me or does this anger you. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"Just getting angry with this bull shit about wrist bands for asylum seekers. The fact they are saying they have been forced to wear them and the reporters saying it's like the nazi with the Jewish people. Is it just me or does this anger you."
It angers me that we're treating other human beings like this, yes. |
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"Really in what way I am curious "
Just turn on the tv read the daily fail and watch channel 5 prime examples of nit picking the small number of negitives regarding immigration and not putting out the vast number of positive stories out there because it's not news worthy |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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It was a private company yet again in Cameron's broken Britain that came up with the wrist band idea which would be visible when they attend the food banks and other charities. |
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Gone are the days that we "brand" people because they are different to us. I don't agree with false asylum seekers claims and I do think more powers need to be brought in to deport those who take the piss. However to wear a wrist band is demoralising it's like telling all obese people in the country to wear one so they get refused service at fast food joints and not allowed to buy any processed in supermarkets. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"It was a private company yet again in Cameron's broken Britain that came up with the wrist band idea which would be visible when they attend the food banks and other charities."
And in the meantime makes them clearly identifiable and at risk of abuse and assault. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It was a private company yet again in Cameron's broken Britain that came up with the wrist band idea which would be visible when they attend the food banks and other charities."
So do other groups get different colour wristbands too? I'm confused. |
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"It was a private company yet again in Cameron's broken Britain that came up with the wrist band idea which would be visible when they attend the food banks and other charities."
And then there will be an increase in the black market and more people being victimised. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I don't think in this day and age it's that way many people wear wrist bands for many different things charities , diabetes, so I can't see how it's demoralising so to speak |
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"I am not saying it's a bad thing I support the thousands that are fleeing terrible conditions in their homeland. "
I'll give you a wristband with will say I have sex with strangers on a sex website |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in North Norfolk |
"It was a private company yet again in Cameron's broken Britain that came up with the wrist band idea which would be visible when they attend the food banks and other charities.
So do other groups get different colour wristbands too? I'm confused."
No, only asylum seekers.
I put up a link to a story about it in one of the newspapers, (with the experiences of some of those who have to/had to wear the bands), in one of the other threads on this subject. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in North Norfolk |
"I don't think in this day and age it's that way many people wear wrist bands for many different things charities , diabetes, so I can't see how it's demoralising so to speak "
That's a choice!
These are red hospital style bands that can't be removed without cutting them.
Totally different. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I think what this country is doing is a good thing and we are trying to help them I am sure being asked to wear a wrist band is far better than the conditions and treatment they are fleeing. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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Tell you what, OP, put on one of the wristbands and go hang out in the area where they are being used. Then see if you can see a problem with them.
Read the link I posted earlier to the report about it and read the experiences and feelings of those made to wear them.
They may as well be forced to wear bloody great signs saying "UNCLEAN". |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I am not saying it's a bad thing I support the thousands that are fleeing terrible conditions in their homeland.
I'll give you a wristband with will say I have sex with strangers on a sex website "
Not too sure how me being on here had anything to do with this, to make links to nazi Germany was my point that was making me angry. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in North Norfolk |
"I think what this country is doing is a good thing and we are trying to help them I am sure being asked to wear a wrist band is far better than the conditions and treatment they are fleeing."
What, us bombing their country to shit you mean?
 
Sheesh. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I think what this country is doing is a good thing and we are trying to help them I am sure being asked to wear a wrist band is far better than the conditions and treatment they are fleeing.
What, us bombing their country to shit you mean?
Sheesh."
Along with other countries yes trying to dislodge the regimes in their countries to help and support the growth of a democracy. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in North Norfolk |
"I am not saying it's a bad thing I support the thousands that are fleeing terrible conditions in their homeland.
I'll give you a wristband with will say I have sex with strangers on a sex website
Not too sure how me being on here had anything to do with this, to make links to nazi Germany was my point that was making me angry."
The Nazis forced certain groups to very obviously identify themselves. It left them open to victimisation and discrimination. How exactly is it different?
And don't tell me we're doing them a favour by feeding them. We have to feed them because they have no means to earn money, (asylum seekers aren't allowed to work if they want to - our rules). And they're running away from our bloody bombs!
Yes, we're saints for taking a few of them in. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I am not saying it's a bad thing I support the thousands that are fleeing terrible conditions in their homeland.
I'll give you a wristband with will say I have sex with strangers on a sex website
Not too sure how me being on here had anything to do with this, to make links to nazi Germany was my point that was making me angry.
The Nazis forced certain groups to very obviously identify themselves. It left them open to victimisation and discrimination. How exactly is it different?
And don't tell me we're doing them a favour by feeding them. We have to feed them because they have no means to earn money, (asylum seekers aren't allowed to work if they want to - our rules). And they're running away from our bloody bombs!
Yes, we're saints for taking a few of them in."
We are bombing targets that are of a significance to terrorism not civilians and I am aware that civilians are victims too. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in North Norfolk |
"I think what this country is doing is a good thing and we are trying to help them I am sure being asked to wear a wrist band is far better than the conditions and treatment they are fleeing.
What, us bombing their country to shit you mean?
Sheesh.
Along with other countries yes trying to dislodge the regimes in their countries to help and support the growth of a democracy."
Bullshit. To try to put in place governments that will do what we want and instead destabilising entire countries and opening the way for IS.
It's not about democracy. It's about oil and resources and having a West-friendly government. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"I am not saying it's a bad thing I support the thousands that are fleeing terrible conditions in their homeland.
I'll give you a wristband with will say I have sex with strangers on a sex website
Not too sure how me being on here had anything to do with this, to make links to nazi Germany was my point that was making me angry.
The Nazis forced certain groups to very obviously identify themselves. It left them open to victimisation and discrimination. How exactly is it different?
And don't tell me we're doing them a favour by feeding them. We have to feed them because they have no means to earn money, (asylum seekers aren't allowed to work if they want to - our rules). And they're running away from our bloody bombs!
Yes, we're saints for taking a few of them in.
We are bombing targets that are of a significance to terrorism not civilians and I am aware that civilians are victims too."
Why exactly do you think they are fleeing in droves?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I have to carry a driving license and insurance documents and tell the dvla where I live tell my insurance company how many miles I drive a year. I don't feel oppressed by this or do I feel the need to make links to nazi Germany having to carry paperwork around with me. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I think what this country is doing is a good thing and we are trying to help them I am sure being asked to wear a wrist band is far better than the conditions and treatment they are fleeing.
What, us bombing their country to shit you mean?
Sheesh.
Along with other countries yes trying to dislodge the regimes in their countries to help and support the growth of a democracy.
Bullshit. To try to put in place governments that will do what we want and instead destabilising entire countries and opening the way for IS.
It's not about democracy. It's about oil and resources and having a West-friendly government."
Jesus what have you been watching |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"I have to carry a driving license and insurance documents and tell the dvla where I live tell my insurance company how many miles I drive a year. I don't feel oppressed by this or do I feel the need to make links to nazi Germany having to carry paperwork around with me."
That is not the same as having to wear a bright coloured badge or a wristband!
As for what I've been watching, more than the government propaganda that you've been conned by. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I have to carry a driving license and insurance documents and tell the dvla where I live tell my insurance company how many miles I drive a year. I don't feel oppressed by this or do I feel the need to make links to nazi Germany having to carry paperwork around with me.
That is not the same as having to wear a bright coloured badge or a wristband!
As for what I've been watching, more than the government propaganda that you've been conned by."
Holy shit can they not wear a coat or a jumper which I am sure they will be as we all are in winter. Who is saying they have to walk around with it on display ?? |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"I have to carry a driving license and insurance documents and tell the dvla where I live tell my insurance company how many miles I drive a year. I don't feel oppressed by this or do I feel the need to make links to nazi Germany having to carry paperwork around with me.
That is not the same as having to wear a bright coloured badge or a wristband!
As for what I've been watching, more than the government propaganda that you've been conned by.
Holy shit can they not wear a coat or a jumper which I am sure they will be as we all are in winter. Who is saying they have to walk around with it on display ??"
That is the most ridiculous argument yet.
I quit. It's not possible to discuss this with such blinkered, insensitive, stupidity.
These are *people* and we're tagging them like cattle.
They are being abused and assaulted as a result.
And we caused the problem they're running from in the first place. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I have to carry a driving license and insurance documents and tell the dvla where I live tell my insurance company how many miles I drive a year. I don't feel oppressed by this or do I feel the need to make links to nazi Germany having to carry paperwork around with me.
That is not the same as having to wear a bright coloured badge or a wristband!
As for what I've been watching, more than the government propaganda that you've been conned by.
Holy shit can they not wear a coat or a jumper which I am sure they will be as we all are in winter. Who is saying they have to walk around with it on display ??
That is the most ridiculous argument yet.
I quit. It's not possible to discuss this with such blinkered, insensitive, stupidity.
These are *people* and we're tagging them like cattle.
They are being abused and assaulted as a result.
And we caused the problem they're running from in the first place."
I really think you are so deluded it's unreal my initial comment was relating to the comments made claiming we are treating them like the nazi did to the Jewish people in WW2 which I find insulting. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We aren't allowed to brand criminals in this country,we shouldn't be allowed to tag people who a lot of the country hate and make them walking targets. They could quite easily be given a card to carry. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think what this country is doing is a good thing and we are trying to help them I am sure being asked to wear a wrist band is far better than the conditions and treatment they are fleeing.
What, us bombing their country to shit you mean?
Sheesh.
Along with other countries yes trying to dislodge the regimes in their countries to help and support the growth of a democracy.
Bullshit. To try to put in place governments that will do what we want and instead destabilising entire countries and opening the way for IS.
It's not about democracy. It's about oil and resources and having a West-friendly government."
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Were you one of those borderless anarchists in Calais  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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They shouldn't wear wrist bands just don't them stay unless they get job and can support their families. And can speak understandable English.
Use the money for problems over here... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I think what this country is doing is a good thing and we are trying to help them I am sure being asked to wear a wrist band is far better than the conditions and treatment they are fleeing.
What, us bombing their country to shit you mean?
Sheesh.
Along with other countries yes trying to dislodge the regimes in their countries to help and support the growth of a democracy.
Bullshit. To try to put in place governments that will do what we want and instead destabilising entire countries and opening the way for IS.
It's not about democracy. It's about oil and resources and having a West-friendly government..
Were you one of those borderless anarchists in Calais "
I think she is off to go tie her self to a bouy down in Dover |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I once took my family to havens for a caravan holiday... And the Nazi bastards insisted we all wear a wristband...I presumed this was to stop the scousers using the facilities... How wrong was I.. They were all inside |
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By *exysuzi and Mr.SCouple
over a year ago
CONISTON .Stoke Suburbia. Staffs. BARMOUTH. The Lakes (Monthly) |
"I don't think in this day and age it's that way many people wear wrist bands for many different things charities , diabetes, so I can't see how it's demoralising so to speak
That's a choice!
These are red hospital style bands that can't be removed without cutting them.
Totally different."
Red hospital band are to alert medics to known allergies, which are potentially life threatening , should they be administered.... not to highlight diabetes etc xxxx |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I once took my family to havens for a caravan holiday... And the Nazi bastards insisted we all wear a wristband...I presumed this was to stop the scousers using the facilities... How wrong was I.. They were all inside "
Good point I will say that when I go all inclusive this year fucking Thomas cook nazi bastards |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't think in this day and age it's that way many people wear wrist bands for many different things charities , diabetes, so I can't see how it's demoralising so to speak
That's a choice!
These are red hospital style bands that can't be removed without cutting them.
Totally different.
Red hospital band are to alert medics to known allergies, which are potentially life threatening , should they be administered.... not to highlight diabetes etc xxxx"
I'm allergic to bee stings. That could become life threatening, people are allergic to nuts and medicines ect all life threatening we don't get wrist bands. X |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's the hysterical PC media at it again (last week it was RED doors!?) looking for 'outraged' asylum seekers.
Apparently they will now get ID cards, which was probably the original idea but was most likely shelved because it was perceived to be too draconian!? |
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By *exysuzi and Mr.SCouple
over a year ago
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"I don't think in this day and age it's that way many people wear wrist bands for many different things charities , diabetes, so I can't see how it's demoralising so to speak
That's a choice!
These are red hospital style bands that can't be removed without cutting them.
Totally different.
Red hospital band are to alert medics to known allergies, which are potentially life threatening , should they be administered.... not to highlight diabetes etc xxxx
I'm allergic to bee stings. That could become life threatening, people are allergic to nuts and medicines ect all life threatening we don't get wrist bands. X "
Which is why medics have the authority to access all medical records, to confirm known allergies prior to administration of medications, should the patient be unable to confirm verbally....you would get a wristband in hospital, applied to the same wrist as your personal identification wristband xxxxx
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"I don't think in this day and age it's that way many people wear wrist bands for many different things charities , diabetes, so I can't see how it's demoralising so to speak
That's a choice!
These are red hospital style bands that can't be removed without cutting them.
Totally different.
Red hospital band are to alert medics to known allergies, which are potentially life threatening , should they be administered.... not to highlight diabetes etc xxxx
I'm allergic to bee stings. That could become life threatening, people are allergic to nuts and medicines ect all life threatening we don't get wrist bands. X
Which is why medics have the authority to access all medical records, to confirm known allergies prior to administration of medications, should the patient be unable to confirm verbally....you would get a wristband in hospital, applied to the same wrist as your personal identification wristband xxxxx
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You have an life threatening accident and need an operation straight away you have no id on you. How they gonna know if you are allergic to any medicine? ?? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Fucking holiday nazi bastards I will be telling my hotel I won't stand for it. How degrading to have to wear a wrist band to get a drink or meal that I have PAID for. Disgusting nazi bastards |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Not to mention the tan line it leaves then everyone knows you have been on holiday when you get back how degrading they all know you have had a wrist band on my as well put a sign round my neck saying unclean |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm a daughter of an immigrant must look about getting a wrist band.... "
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Don't worry!
Pandora are doing an immigrant charm!
Two months it will be all the rage |
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"I'm a daughter of an immigrant must look about getting a wrist band.... .
Don't worry!
Pandora are doing an immigrant charm!
Two months it will be all the rage"
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By *exysuzi and Mr.SCouple
over a year ago
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Emergency medications in these circumstances do not contain allergenic properties.....blood tests processed within 10 minutes of arrival highlight possible allergies... blood plasma would be administered until blood group is established... Hartman's would be given for fluid resusitation.... propane lol for sedation .... etc, etc... xxxx |
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"Fucking holiday nazi bastards I will be telling my hotel I won't stand for it. How degrading to have to wear a wrist band to get a drink or meal that I have PAID for. Disgusting nazi bastards "
LOL! An excellent display of politically correct outrage. I hope you've given your car a damn good thrashing as well! |
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"I don't think in this day and age it's that way many people wear wrist bands for many different things charities , diabetes, so I can't see how it's demoralising so to speak
That's a choice!
These are red hospital style bands that can't be removed without cutting them.
Totally different.
Red hospital band are to alert medics to known allergies, which are potentially life threatening , should they be administered.... not to highlight diabetes etc xxxx
I'm allergic to bee stings. That could become life threatening, people are allergic to nuts and medicines ect all life threatening we don't get wrist bands. X
Which is why medics have the authority to access all medical records, to confirm known allergies prior to administration of medications, should the patient be unable to confirm verbally....you would get a wristband in hospital, applied to the same wrist as your personal identification wristband xxxxx
You have an life threatening accident and need an operation straight away you have no id on you. How they gonna know if you are allergic to any medicine? ?? "
Well by the looks of them all on tv with iPhones etc I assume they have the medical info button on there phone so wouldn't have the need to a band .
I've got a couple serious allergies and was advised to buy my own medical tag so I have done but I don't often wear it (last time was at v festival) as I bloody hate people asking what it is why I wear it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Its disgraceful that all inclusive 5 star hotels single me out with a wrist band all the poor people can see I get it all for free ifeel singled out at the feeding station or as we rich call it a restaurant |
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"Fucking holiday nazi bastards I will be telling my hotel I won't stand for it. How degrading to have to wear a wrist band to get a drink or meal that I have PAID for. Disgusting nazi bastards
LOL! An excellent display of politically correct outrage. I hope you've given your car a damn good thrashing as well!"
And my car is fucking German it's just too much |
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By *exysuzi and Mr.SCouple
over a year ago
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"I don't think in this day and age it's that way many people wear wrist bands for many different things charities , diabetes, so I can't see how it's demoralising so to speak
That's a choice!
These are red hospital style bands that can't be removed without cutting them.
Totally different.
Red hospital band are to alert medics to known allergies, which are potentially life threatening , should they be administered.... not to highlight diabetes etc xxxx
I'm allergic to bee stings. That could become life threatening, people are allergic to nuts and medicines ect all life threatening we don't get wrist bands. X
Which is why medics have the authority to access all medical records, to confirm known allergies prior to administration of medications, should the patient be unable to confirm verbally....you would get a wristband in hospital, applied to the same wrist as your personal identification wristband xxxxx
You have an life threatening accident and need an operation straight away you have no id on you. How they gonna know if you are allergic to any medicine? ??
Well by the looks of them all on tv with iPhones etc I assume they have the medical info button on there phone so wouldn't have the need to a band .
I've got a couple serious allergies and was advised to buy my own medical tag so I have done but I don't often wear it (last time was at v festival) as I bloody hate people asking what it is why I wear it. "
I carry my asthma ID on me at all times....xxxx |
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"Fucking holiday nazi bastards I will be telling my hotel I won't stand for it. How degrading to have to wear a wrist band to get a drink or meal that I have PAID for. Disgusting nazi bastards
LOL! An excellent display of politically correct outrage. I hope you've given your car a damn good thrashing as well!
And my car is fucking German it's just too much "
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If you guys can't tell the difference between a wristband marking someone out as a refugee, when clearly many people in our socity have contempt and anger towards them, and a wristband that marks you out as a customer of a hotel then I'm not surprised you're easily confused and annoyed. |
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"If you guys can't tell the difference between a wristband marking someone out as a refugee, when clearly many people in our socity have contempt and anger towards them, and a wristband that marks you out as a customer of a hotel then I'm not surprised you're easily confused and annoyed."
Well said. |
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"If you guys can't tell the difference between a wristband marking someone out as a refugee, when clearly many people in our socity have contempt and anger towards them, and a wristband that marks you out as a customer of a hotel then I'm not surprised you're easily confused and annoyed."
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"If you guys can't tell the difference between a wristband marking someone out as a refugee, when clearly many people in our socity have contempt and anger towards them, and a wristband that marks you out as a customer of a hotel then I'm not surprised you're easily confused and annoyed.
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I am blowing It out of proportion silly |
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"If you guys can't tell the difference between a wristband marking someone out as a refugee, when clearly many people in our socity have contempt and anger towards them, and a wristband that marks you out as a customer of a hotel then I'm not surprised you're easily confused and annoyed."
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Oh I'm not annoyed or confused..
I'm laughing my arse off at the bollocks being brought up over a fucking wristband..
Nobody's tattooing there arms with serial codes, nobody's wanting to intern them for life, nobody's suggested gassing them, David Cameron isn't insisting on children saluting him, there's no pledge to the fuhrer... It's a wristband, I'm wearing a similar one now only mines a charity one from imperial war museum!.
It's utter pc bollocks...
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By (user no longer on site)
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Actually, I've seen posts on these forums suggesting that we should shoot them all amongst other stuff.
Of course, I'm aware that's just macho bullshit but there are plenty of crazy people out there advocating some very extremely reactionary stuff, all fermenting the atmosphere of intolerance and bigotry.
I suspect that it won't be long before we have a terrible incident, and I for one wouldn't want to be wearing anything that stood me out as a target. |
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"Actually, I've seen posts on these forums suggesting that we should shoot them all amongst other stuff.
Of course, I'm aware that's just macho bullshit but there are plenty of crazy people out there advocating some very extremely reactionary stuff, all fermenting the atmosphere of intolerance and bigotry.
I suspect that it won't be long before we have a terrible incident, and I for one wouldn't want to be wearing anything that stood me out as a target."
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You've read a line from a few people on the internet who've got about as much intellectual capability to argue than... let's shoot them, and you think that's going to happen... In the UK!!.
Look up the protest in London in the 80s for salman Rushdie, there's tens of thousands of people with banners clearly saying kill the mother fucker, and guess what... They fucking meant it!
The 80s was awhile back mind, so go and have a look at the protests in denmark or France.. Lol you know there was a few carrying placards that said behead the infidels... They say infidels they meant some people drawing cartoons for a living.... Cartoons, fucking crayoning pictures of a bloke with a beard...
Your worried about some idiot who won't do diddley shit on a swinger site saying kill em..
Your looking at the wrong thing to be worried about |
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"It's the hysterical PC media at it again (last week it was RED doors!?) looking for 'outraged' asylum seekers.
Apparently they will now get ID cards, which was probably the original idea but was most likely shelved because it was perceived to be too draconian!? "
when i was a social and economic immigrant in Switzerland we had to carry id cards it was never a hard ship to do so. you get used to checking wallet, keys, work permit be for leaving home. I don't see this as a problem but a good thing being able to identify someone when needed. how ever a wrist band is a truly bad idea for reasons already stated |
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