DONT THROW AWAY THIS MONTHS COURIER

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 06 Mar 2008, 10:51

As it has a voting card for charities RMG want us to decide who to donate to.

simply_the_best · Post by **simply_the_best** » 06 Mar 2008, 11:00

I had a quick scan of the paper while on the bog, usual crap, its in the bin now.

Three worthy charities to vote for, think i'll go for Barnardo's though.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 06 Mar 2008, 11:04

Yeah mine is in the bin but I wanted people to be aware that we could help a charrrrrrrity. (DLT style)

Barnados as well

DirtyHarry · Post by **DirtyHarry** » 06 Mar 2008, 16:05

Barnado's get's my vote.

Post by **Lounge Lizard** » 06 Mar 2008, 16:49

Most peole haven't voted, perhaps not surprising as there's little to choose between the three charities, all of them for young people.

Post by **Carnoustie** » 06 Mar 2008, 19:44

Is it Vincent Prices Trust ??

doveston · Post by **doveston** » 06 Mar 2008, 20:19

too late,it's a gonner

seeker019 · Post by **seeker019** » 06 Mar 2008, 22:12

Why should RM get all the glory, awards for our hard earned money when they treat us like sh*t.

I support charities through my own bank account

Post by **plodsie** » 06 Mar 2008, 23:04

Personally, I would not vote for any of them. Most charities are Government cop-outs. What could these organisations do with just a bit of what the Tory-abour govt has given - sorry loaned, Northern Rock? I'm not that hard hearted though, I'd like to see a fund set up for the families of posties who have lost their lives in service, and are facing hardship because of that.

L Tommo · Post by **L Tommo** » 06 Mar 2008, 23:47

Im with Seeker n Plodsie...

I will give my cash to the charitys i wish to and not to some that RM deem fit...

As all charity is good.. I dont mind RM giving unless they push it under my nose...

WE AINT THICK and we aint cold blooded...

Give with a open hand and heart..

But i dont give to beggers...

RM SHOW SOME GOOD GRACE AND TREATMENT OF YOUR WORKERS FIRST!!!! Then U can talk about charitys outside...??????

I BLAME THESE TWO PARASITES!!! :lfo :cfo

postyparker · Post by **postyparker** » 06 Mar 2008, 23:48

plodsie wrote:Personally, I would not vote for any of them. Most charities are Government cop-outs. What could these organisations do with just a bit of what the Tory-abour govt has given - sorry loaned, Northern Rock? I'm not that hard hearted though, I'd like to see a fund set up for the families of posties who have lost their lives in service, and are facing hardship because of that.

Are you on glue?

I would choose Barnado's but I didn't knwo there was a voting card, there was about 5 cards so i threw them in bin without looking at them as soon as I opened it

Post by **plodsie** » 07 Mar 2008, 00:19

postyparker wrote:
plodsie wrote:Personally, I would not vote for any of them. Most charities are Government cop-outs. What could these organisations do with just a bit of what the Tory-abour govt has given - sorry loaned, Northern Rock? I'm not that hard hearted though, I'd like to see a fund set up for the families of posties who have lost their lives in service, and are facing hardship because of that.
Are you on glue?

I would choose Barnado's but I didn't knwo there was a voting card, there was about 5 cards so i threw them in bin without looking at them as soon as I opened it

Most charities are Government cop-outs. They are exactly that postyparker. We pay the Government taxes so that these things are taken care of, but they spend it on wars and banks. Without wanting to turn this into a debate about giving to charity, ask yourself why your local children's hospital relies on charities for things that really should come as standard? We are not a poor Country and it's people should not have to rely on handouts when the money is spent on all the wrong things.
No, I'm not on glue either, just sick fed up with a good for nothing Labour government who has lost all sense of it's principles and it's roots.

postyparker · Post by **postyparker** » 07 Mar 2008, 00:28

Yes a lot of things should come in a country like ours but that doesn't mean the charities are 'goverment cop-outs' set up by the goverment.

These charities should be praised for setting up doing something that the goverment can't do or isn't prepared to do. Saying I wouldn't vote for any of them is like putting the balme on the charities for the goverments failings.

The goverment could provide a lot more but we should be proud as a country we have people who want to make a difference. End of

Post by **Lounge Lizard** » 07 Mar 2008, 05:42

It's all a ploy to try to make us think we can actually decide something. Something that doesn't matter though. But they don't let us decide whether we had later start times from last autumn, or decide many other important things that are imposed on us. I'm neither voting for a charity nor giving money to any of these three.

L Tommo · Post by **L Tommo** » 07 Mar 2008, 23:02

jockthearab wrote:My copy is already in the bottom of the Guinea pigs hutch - at least thay get to piss on RM

Dont say anything mate... BUT.. It aint the g pigs pissing on the RAG of a paper...

I must admit and hold my hands up... IT WAS ME ALL ALONG.. AND I WOULD OF GOTTEN AWAY WITH IT TO.. IF IT WERNT FOR YOU PESKY KIDS...

(SCOOBY DOO STYLE)

DRAT N BLAST....

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