Disappearing compassion
Rob Layton

Is compassion and caring for our elderly disappearing fast in Britain?
New comedy thinks that Senior citizens 'smell of urine' and are the brunt of cruel sarcastic 'humour' if you can call it that

Thank God for blogs, I think somebody reads this blog, but I rarely get feedback, if I do it is usually to say I agree or disagree with the views I have expressed.

My stats would have mattered so much to me when I first started on Blog.Co.Uk
but now it just doesn't matter.

I have found a great way of blowing off steam here.
Whenever I want to blow off steam about maybe a shower of sh*t in a certain council that make an old lady carry her rubbish for such a distance along country roads, I have a way of venting here.

No words can adequately project my anger, and disgust at what our local authorities have become.
But here I can say that I think that these kind of people are unworthy to hold any kind of job in the Civil Services.

What kind of people close care homes for the elderly, close rural post offices that provide meeting places for the elderly in isolated rural areas ?
These are just two vital issues that really matter to people who deserve our respect.
Old age creeps up on all of us so fast that you will wake up one morning look in the mirror and realise these issues affect you !

Pubs are being closed at the rate of 20 per day, another meeting place gone.
Clubs are the same.
Churches have been closing for years to make room for culture centres, another meeting place gone.

All that our Senior Citizens have valued are fast disappearing.
Were the times they went through worth the sacrifice they made ?

Are we such an uncaring loathsome bunch of bast*rds that we can sit by and watch people like this lady be bullied by such a cowardly bunch of sickos ?

If we can sit and do nothing whilst people are being treated like this then we deserve all we are going to get.
Try and stop me thinking and believing that this country is being run by a bunch of maniacal, power mad, totalitarian bureaucrats.

Rob Layton