Re: Tell us what you really think ... : Fri Sep 21, 2012 1:10 pm
Mintball wrote:
Argh! The 'real world' thing!
But yes, I agree with what you're saying.
Although it should be noted that Mitchell was a UN peacekeeper. So probably not much more 'real world' than that.
But there certainly seems to be, with this government (or at least the bulk of the Cabinet) a culture of entitlement: a sense of 'we're born to rule'. And Mitchell's comments (and he has not denied the aspect of telling the policeman to 'know your place') reveal exactly that attitude.
But yes, I agree with what you're saying.
Although it should be noted that Mitchell was a UN peacekeeper. So probably not much more 'real world' than that.
But there certainly seems to be, with this government (or at least the bulk of the Cabinet) a culture of entitlement: a sense of 'we're born to rule'. And Mitchell's comments (and he has not denied the aspect of telling the policeman to 'know your place') reveal exactly that attitude.
You think being a UN Peacekeeper gives someone a sense of reality, really?
Paddy Ashdown was a decorated soldier, he is still a halfwhit when it comes to modern life.