vodkazvictim
Why save the world, when you can rule it?
There is a group calling themselves "Occupy Leicester" who have camped out in the centre of Leicester.
Naturally, since these guys are fighting for my rights and privelidges, I decided, after leaving work, to buy them something from the local Co-Op. I asked one of them what they'd like and he said "Humous and bread." Being me, I naturally offered to buy him some ***** as well
However, when I reached the Co-Op it was in fact closed. A neighbouring store was open. Tesco
So I entered Tesco, purchased the things I wanted and then the things that they had requested. When I returned to the small Occupy encampment in Leicester they accepted my support despite it being from Tesco. Were they right to do so on the basis that Tesco had already been paid, or wrong on the basis that one should accept nothing from one of Britain's many great corporate Satans?
Discuss.
BTW Some among you may cast derision on the fact that as I walked by the camp at night there was a distinctive smell of weed. But I warn you in advance that going down that road could leads us :offtopic: into discussions of the need (or lack thereof) to legalise weed and comparisons between weed and *******.
PS I **** my keyboard and wish it would type every letter I press, it makes me luck lyke eye kant spell.
Naturally, since these guys are fighting for my rights and privelidges, I decided, after leaving work, to buy them something from the local Co-Op. I asked one of them what they'd like and he said "Humous and bread." Being me, I naturally offered to buy him some ***** as well
However, when I reached the Co-Op it was in fact closed. A neighbouring store was open. Tesco
So I entered Tesco, purchased the things I wanted and then the things that they had requested. When I returned to the small Occupy encampment in Leicester they accepted my support despite it being from Tesco. Were they right to do so on the basis that Tesco had already been paid, or wrong on the basis that one should accept nothing from one of Britain's many great corporate Satans?
Discuss.
BTW Some among you may cast derision on the fact that as I walked by the camp at night there was a distinctive smell of weed. But I warn you in advance that going down that road could leads us :offtopic: into discussions of the need (or lack thereof) to legalise weed and comparisons between weed and *******.
PS I **** my keyboard and wish it would type every letter I press, it makes me luck lyke eye kant spell.
