Aimed at the Wrong People?

There will have been much spluttering with rage over the GE as Corbyn lost it,
A fact that a lot of posters seem to conveniently forget.

Not a tea drinker rosesarered but at this moment I'm very content that Labour are in the ascendancy. I'll be happy to splutter into a nice single malt though if the Tories are re-elected in the next GE, about in 2019 by my reckoning, at the latest.

I don't think that nanny is spluttering with rage, but like me has a wide grin of optimism and hope for a better future and relief from this evil government

nannyMcPhu.........perhaps Luckyand others enjoy the thought of you spluttering into your tea with rage right this moment.

nanny with friends like the DUP i suspect thats yet another bridge the Tories have burnt.

Corbyn has just moved a further step towards No 10

So far it seems that the digs at Corbyn include the fact that he appeals only to:

The young who are blinded by his Messiah like qualities and who want the world on a stick

Stupid old women who want to throw their bloomers at him

Rich socialites

The poor because they think he will give them everything they need

(But not those racist poor who support UKIP)

Oh and of course momentum who are pulling his strings. No one on here actually seems to have any direct knowledge of momentum but they fear it anyway.

Just listen to yourselves, 'sour grapes' springs to mind.

I can't wait for Corbyn to be in No.10 if only to see the likes of Luckylegs9 spluttering into her tea with rage

So you have to be poor to want a more equal society?

So following that logic, the only people entitled to speak at Glastonbury are rich Tories?

This is all nonsense and even more hot air
A lot if loud protesting going on rather on the lines of the Fail

Your post was spot on Jalima, factual and to the point. I think people should spend their money as they want, if they can afford the festival, good. It is the utter hypocrisy of Corbyn and his rich socialite followers that is hard to take, they wouldn't know hardship if it bit them on the you know where.. The young don't appear to see the irony of what he does.

Please don't rant at festival goers for being wealthy, lazy, dirty, too left wing etc. I'm sure some of them are/ some not. Lots of people love festivals, race meetings, concerts each to their own. No, people shouldn't drop litter and should take it home but as long as there are bins/ clean up provisions in place at such events then all well and good. One of the good things about this country is that we allow people to enjoy themselves at a variety of organised events. Festivals, concerts, sporting, theatre etc Some are expensive, some less so . Lots of people I know save up like mad for Glastonbury as they love it so much. Good for them.

So you know of four tickets were given as gifts, Paddyann, think there were more than four there

Why do you always shout in your posts paddy ? Are you always angry?

lots of young folk buy their tents from Asda etc at £5 ,all the tents left behind are sent to charities for use in refugee situations or they were at T in the park ,so I dont think Glastobury is any different .TICKETS WERE SAVED FOR OR GIVEN AS GIFTS ,I PERSONALLY KNOW 4 YOUNG FOLK WHO GOT THEM AS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS YOU really need to give up on this rubbish you know ,,you all sound( well most of you) like the most miserable grumpy old farts ,thank god ..if there is one I'm nothing like you.Shame you've all forgotten how it is to be young ,happy and enjoying life ....

Litter is a big problem of our age.....don't get me started on the chewing gum you find ground into pavements.

Me too Phoenix.Litter,fly tipping ,waste is my absolute major bug bear.I simply don't get it.Ever.Never will and justifying as a means to get into a festival and earn some money.Sorry don't get that one either.All my DCs have been to festivals,admittedly not Glastonbury but several other big ones.They all came back with mud caked gear and sleeping bags that all washed and we're fit for purpose again.Tents were cleaned,and if in too bad a state disposed off in our rubbish.Don't care what taste in music ,or political persuasion,deal with your own rubbish wether at a festival,or just generally.But then I have been known to tackle the lads that seem able to carry full bags of food and beer to a local beauty spot,and yet can't carry them away when emptied. Politely.

The festival organisers pay £750,000 to clear the site and restore the farmland. The price is included in the ticket price. Much is given to charities, including tents and wellies. Even so, it would be better if they all removed their own rubbish.

What I don't get, never have and never will, is why people leave trash behind them AT ALL, EVER. Have they no self-respect?

No opinion on Glastonbury, but admit to being pretty anal concerned about recycling and litter.

I'm fortunate to live in a lovely rural area, but often see litter left, sometimes just the odd wrapper, sometimes whole bags left in lay bys.

Also firm supporter of Freecycle, even though some of the items offered are a bit

You should have seen the litter at Royal Ascot

That post was actually addressed to you, Durhamjen*.

'What seems strange is that you are completely ignoring the matter of debris left behind by the entitled types that attended the festival.

And you so keen on supporting the poor and deprived...'

I think you'll find trisher was just responding to Ana.

Not true! My kids, who aren't 'poor' litter picked at festivals (Download is just down the road) to see the bands and earn cash. The jobs aren't reseved for 'poor kids' - very emotive trisher!!

And not just champagne bottles - double tut!

I've never been to Glastonbury but I have been to Glyndebourne and seen quite a few wealthy types leaving the empty champagne bottles around tut tut