Comments by "Guff" (@guff9567) on "P&O Ferries: Protests as government warns of ‘ramifications’ over sackings" video.

  1.  @SSJfraz  Are you on drugs?
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  2. Attitudes like yours are the reason Britain is no longer a player on the world stage. You voted labour, right?
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  3. Galley slaves welcome. I'm happy P&O can now offer every Briton free tickets
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  4.  @sharonbrown8872  SS is a labour voter. A Marxist infiltrator out to destroy our economy for the benefit of Britain's enemies
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  5.  @SSJfraz  Long may the Conservative government reign. Keep the socialists and Marxist traitors OUT
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  6. Sailors are trash. In Britain, we don't want any
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  7.  @joelang6126  What's wrong with robots, galley slaves and indentured workers?. It's the high seas, you know?
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  8. Any union who support Britons working in this industry IS A TRAITOR
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  9.  @mrbearbear83  Because it makes our tickets too expensive.
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  10. In my opinion Britons don't deserve these jobs. What makes them better than any Indonesian?
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  11.  @joelang6126  Why would Indonesians be any less qualified?
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  12. I vote to make them all slaves. I want my ticket free
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  13.  @ChrisTaylor-NEP  We lost all our colonies because of Labour.
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  14.  @danielcollinson4456  Labour like to meddle in other people's businesses, causing the destruction of the national economy
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  15.  @ChrisTaylor-NEP  If they would prefer to be run by us instead of local corrupt nepotists, why not?
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  16. What a load of Treacherous Labour twaddle
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  17.  @hus390  Those workers should never have signed contracts with such a loser company in the first place.
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  18. Well done labour voter, destroying the Great British economy
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  19. Well done labour voter, destroying the Great British economy
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  20.  @Earhairy  Since the invention of "Labour", there have been two world wars, and Britain lost it's empire. This did not happen BEFORE Labour came into existence
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  21.  @paolooo79  All I know is Labour are responsible for BOTH world wars AND the loss of the Empire
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  22.  @paolooo79  Right!
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  23.  @chrismurphy6070  openDemocracy? Well, there's your source of biassed hatred-filled narcissistic propaganda right there.
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  24.  @chrismurphy6070  I don't doubt that. But they're still owned by a rich person. A rich person who always puts a biassed slant on the work they release, in order to profiteer.
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  25.  @chrismurphy6070  I'm no profiteer.
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  26.  @chrismurphy6070  Ha ha ha. You think biassed propaganda that they benefit from is free?
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  27.  @chrismurphy6070  The advert you see by the road for Polo mints is free for you to look at, but when you buy the mints, it no longer is free.
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  28.  @chrismurphy6070  they only spotlight their enemies. And I doubt they spotlight religious extremists or oligarchs, as they have the sense of self preservation, and fear for their lives
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  29.  @Robin-cf9ts  You remind me of the fish "Dory" in Finding Nemo.
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  30.  @Robin-cf9ts  labour started undermining and stealing votes long before that. There's no need defending your Marxist chums. EVERYBODY knows what they stand for.
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  31.  @chrismurphy6070  You are very very naïve and just don't understand basic propaganda
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  32.  @chrismurphy6070  My advice to you: Stay away from anything and everything "Labour". These losers are serious traitors, who undermine the Great British economy, in favour of Britain's enemies
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  33. Chain those slaves to the galley
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  34.  @johnnyrogers6912  Maybe. But better than Marxist propaganda, that wrecks economies, and causes wars
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  35.  @HakimJamil94  I'm not like you and your Labour chums: changing your opinions as the wind blows.
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  36.  @HakimJamil94  Oh. Sorry. Anyway, what I say goes for a lotta the losers, hanging around in our land, whose ancestors were not picked up by our various genetic hygiene washing programs: 1) 1869-1979: 150,000 Home Children 2) 1750-1860: 70,000 Highland Clearances 3) 1845-52: 1,500,000: Great Famine, Ireland: 4) 1717-1868: 220,000 transported criminals
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