Sunday 27 September 2009

Julie Swill's Two Minutes Hate

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? Fat Members of the Underclass.
By Julie Swill
If you read my last blog post the more observant among you will realise that I HATE ALL SCROUNGERS but I have a particular hatred towards incapacity benefit scroungers. Now, I have nothing against people that are properly ill receiving hand outs. People like myself (who is exceptionally ill), Tiny Tim, Douglas Bader etc are fine. What I don't like are people that have non conventional, difficult to understand, complex illnesses that are really easy to stereotype; illnesses that, because they are different from my own, mean that I can really easily dismiss them without doing any research. I don't imagine that people got off making bullets or clearing bomb sites in the past because they were ‘a bit upset’ or ‘under the weather’ or just plain plump; they might of though, I’ve not really read up on it. In those days people were off work sick because they were not eating enough rather than too much! As a result of the strict rationing of fat, sugar and bread probably. As I said I’m not really very well informed on the subject.

‘Feed my face full of cakes and pizza, keep shovelling it in to my enormous, stupid mouth until I can take no more’, complain the imaginary obese people in my head. ‘It doesn’t matter that I can’t work, those hard working idiot tax payers will surely pay my way, the fools! Bring me more lard, wrapped in 50 pound notes!’ they gurgle, as they eat MY HARD EARNED MONEY. I say we devise a system where I say what people can and can’t eat. We will start with three randomly selected food stuffs that I like; Celery, eggs and water, yes, that would be best. Also, no parking vouchers for fatties, so they have to drag their disgustingly obese, flabby bodies to the supermarket and NOT TAKE UP MY PARKING SPACE!

You’re not disabled if you are obese. You’re not disabled if you are depressed. Being upset because a lot of the people you come into contact with don't really like you is not a disability. I should know. Having a crash and getting mild whiplash but pretending you’re disabled, like thousands of people probably do I imagine, is not a disability. The government should develop a system whereby they determine who is genuinely sick and allowed to claim the benefits of the welfare state, like myself, and those who are in league with the tens of thousands of fat, corpulent, sweating, dirty, lazy, ignorant, rancid, crisp eating hordes of benefit stealing scum that I imagine to exist lower down the social orders from myself.

Do you think the innocent, worthy disabled, like myself, feel good when they are forced to walk out of a job and then, even when they are coughing up blood and have no legs, are refused benefits (such as disabled parking vouchers) because all allocated money has been squandered on the council house living, feckless, Um Bongo drinking, Adidas cap wearing, mobile phone buying moaners? Nobody chooses to get dementia or the worst disease in the world, the one that I've got. Nobody wants a slipped disc (the type not caused by obesity) or to lose a limb in Afghanistan whilst fighting for our great country. The same as nobody forces anyone to become an alcoholic, a heroin addict or morbidly obese. 'Oh Lord, but addicts are victims! They are ill!' whine the experts, people that have a modicum of compassion or intelligence and  those that try to understand the difficult relationships between socio-economic factors and public health. An illness? Really? Well I don’t think anyone made them glug whisky every day or forcibly injected heroin into their veins! And that is all that matters! They should have a gram of moral fibre and just say, ‘no’! I can’t imagine that it is a much harder thing to do than that. Mentally ill people, who are a bit sad, should just pull their socks up. Fat people should just not eat any more and go to the gym. Are obese people forced to eat? Are there other factors at work that cause long term drug addiction, the epidemic of obesity and the present increase in alcoholism? I don't think so. Again, I may be wrong because I’ve not really thought much about it... because IT'S JUST COMMON SENSE!

I've been ill and I know what it's like, I don't want to talk about it because I just got on with it. I don't want a shred of sympathy, nor empathy; it would make me vomit. But let’s just say I have been really poorly. Really really poorly, definitely more ill than those who SCROUNGE off our government.  Oh go on then, you've twisted my arm, I’ll tell you. Well, I’ve had three PAINFUL (more painful than being fat!) and CRIPPLING (not like being a bit overweight or too lazy to walk to fridge!) illnesses. They are, in order of MOST INCONVENIENT TO ME A) REAL BACK PAIN, not made up back pain like dole scroungers get, B) NERVE PROBLEMS that caused me to feel really horrid, but keep working of course, and the MOST PAINFUL of all, C) A TUMMY  PROBLEM THAT NEEDED SURGERY (Please remember I’m only telling you this in case you are interested. I don't want sympathy, as I said before, that would make me vomit). I really DO NOT LIKE IT when couch potatoes, the obese, weak people, motley fools, those that I don't care to take the time to understand, made up scapegoats and SCROUNGERS can't even stop themselves from downing gin (with taxpayer's money) in the local gin shop, smoking drugs (at YOUR expense) or buying cheap food that ISN'T EVEN CONDUCIVE TO KEEPING SLIM. Maybe if they were left unsupported, not molly-coddled and had to pay for their own housing and baseball caps and weren't given disabled parking badges THAT I SHOULD BE ENTITLED TO then every one of them would go out and get a job. But as I’ve said I’m not sure as I’m not very well informed on the subject.

6 comments:

  1. What is the matter with you, you idiot? Are you a push over? Are you happy that fatties are draining the NHS for those truly in need of medical attention? Are you happy that smokers get free money to STOP smoking why non-smokers get FUCK ALL? Are you happy when people claim £35k a year in benefits that they are NOT entitled to?

    How about you start to think for yourself instead of just blindly following Government propaganda and shit you read in the Daily Mail?

    Good god, you're such a fucking moron. Juliette's blogs are saying exactly what the majority of the REAL citizens of the UK are thinking. You're exactly what she is blogging about; mind-numbingly retarded, nimby-like liberals.

    Tell you what, when you're in hospital with cancer and you have to wait for treatment because a fat twat is being fitted with a gastric band, FOR FREE, DON'T come crying to the educated people!

    Moron.

    MDR

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  2. I'm a real citizen of the UK and I don't think what she thinks.
    I agree that it's disgusting that people falsely claim benefits. But this isn't about that.
    I understand that there are many conditions that mean that people can't work and believe that more consideration of the difficult relationships between socio-economic factors and public health is needed here.
    It's all to easy to judge if you've had stable home life and upbringing....

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  3. 'My Daily Rant' thank's for visiting. I'm sure Ms Wills will be glad to have you on her side.

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  4. Haha! Excellent, Paul. +1 from me on all of that. Check out my comments over on your other piece here about this.

    I've only come across this Juliette Wills recently myself, having read a magazine article (Mail on Sunday) about her the other day but she's made quite a (bad) impression on me.

    Since she's fond of imagining lots of things about lots of people she clearly considers to be unworthy plebs - here's my imaginative estimation of her - mollycoddled middle class upbringing, sense of entitlement, natural urge to stamp on those she considers below her, big gob and little understanding. :)

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    1. Isn't that reply just as judgemental and moronic as you think the original article is? How on earth could you possibly know what this person's upbringing was like?

      I will never understand this whole 'I don't like something I read so I will dislike the person who wrote it' idea. Until you meet and get to know the person themselves, making presupmtions is just plain stupid.

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    2. Yeah, and it's not stupid at all to make presumptions about or dislike all people with addictions or depression who are on benefits, or to support that view......
      *eyeroll*

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