I'm on holiday this week and I've been watching daytime TV. And it's clear to me that a huge percentage of the UK population is made up of scrotes and twats.
You don't need me to describe what I witnessed on Jeremy Kyle, but needless to say all the "guests" were rough as fook and clearly conceived in Burnley.
But even on more middle class shows on the BBC, it seemed that every member of the public was a scumbag. One show was about neighbours falling out, and the police were forced to visit a father and son to warn them about sending threatening text messages - these two twats just sat on their sofa shirtless with their fat bellies hanging out fondling their phones like they were an extension of their tiny knobs.
With society in a terrible state would it not be fairer for everyone to round up the whole of the underclasses and put them out of their misery? Would they be missed? Of course not. Why waste time and money on prison when a small injection would put them in the ground.
If I start a petition will you support me? If we can get 100,000 to sign up we might get this to referendum.
You don't need me to describe what I witnessed on Jeremy Kyle, but needless to say all the "guests" were rough as fook and clearly conceived in Burnley.
But even on more middle class shows on the BBC, it seemed that every member of the public was a scumbag. One show was about neighbours falling out, and the police were forced to visit a father and son to warn them about sending threatening text messages - these two twats just sat on their sofa shirtless with their fat bellies hanging out fondling their phones like they were an extension of their tiny knobs.
With society in a terrible state would it not be fairer for everyone to round up the whole of the underclasses and put them out of their misery? Would they be missed? Of course not. Why waste time and money on prison when a small injection would put them in the ground.
If I start a petition will you support me? If we can get 100,000 to sign up we might get this to referendum.
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