So, on the drive to work what did I hear but yet another
claim by Labour that the Conservatives are planning a ‘massive’ assault on
public spending. Good, because ‘public spending’ has become a euphemism for
brushing under the carpet the troubles caused at and by the arse end of
society. Unemployable, uneducated serial breeders with entitlement fever; unsuitable,
irresponsible parents bringing unwanted brats into a world of gang culture,
drug abuse and moral turpitude; multiple generations with little aspiration beyond
surviving to procreate in their turn. Raised by television and internet porn
and outside the normal reach of good example and the influence of the work
ethic it’s a form of cruelty to suggest they have rights beyond any enjoyed by
other species of zoo animal.
For without making any contribution to society other than
to be examples of how not to live your life, what else are they? Seriously, if
they can’t learn and can’t work and can barely communicate; if they can only
take and take and take and rely on the state for absolutely everything what can
we possibly gain by effectively encouraging them to carry on? If public
spending means bribing the illiterate with the promise of comfort and indolence
without any demand for recompense then cutting it and cutting it again should
be applauded to the rafters.
Public spending means police to control errant ways and
contain their spread, it means healthcare to pander to their every tiny self-inflicted
injury or imagined special mental impairment. It means an army of social
workers and ‘care’ workers to mop up the detritus of their chaotic ways and
another army of ‘classroom assistants’ to make believe they are achieving mediocrity
when they are just being held back from rioting or stabbing their more able
classmates. It means a network of prisons and probation officers, courts and a criminal
justice system to maintain a separation between the sink estate denizens and
decent society. And it means outreach workers to try and salvage a tiny few of the
unfortunates trapped in the system, so it looks like there is genuine hope when
there is none.
Room for plenty more!
When they say the Conservatives want to take public spending
back to 1930s levels that is an ambition we should all get behind. Of course,
we need an overall reduction in the unproductive classes or else that target
will never be achieved and in the late 1930s, good old Europe provided us with
a pretty effective means of keeping the numbers down; what a shame our armed forces are being
run down so that there will be nobody to oppose Jean-Claude Juncker’s barmy army. But there’s hope for population control yet; "We need an EU Army to show that we are serious about upholding the values of the European Union," says Juncker. Who harbours any belief that an EU ‘defence’
force would be deployed against anybody but its own people?
