Yipee! Nobody is responsible for anything anymore

Thursday blog

Let’s thank the ‘scrotes’ for saving us a fortune

First, I suggest we should all thank the (IMHO) five worthless scrotes who (IMHO) thankfully managed to kill themselves in the A66 crash. Imagine if they had been badly injured, then they would have required a whole lot of expensive NHS treatment. And if one or more of them had been disabled from the crash, we’d have had to support them for the rest of their (IMHO) totally worthless lives.

Moreover, we now know that four of them already had an impressive 37 criminal offences. So there was a fair likelihood some of them would have eventually ended up in prison. With an annual cost of £60,018 per prisoner on average, that would have been even more money the (IMHO) waste-of-skin toerags could have cost us. As for the one who didn’t have any criminal convictions yet, perhaps he was an angel with a heart of gold who helped old ladies cross the road and volunteered at his local church on Sundays? Or perhaps not? After all “A man is known by the company he keeps”.

So, there are (IMHO) several good reasons to celebrate the (IMHO) scumbags’ departure from this life.

Nobody is responsible for anything

Following the A66 crash, all the usual self-appointed ‘experts’ immediately started blaming ‘social media’, and in particular TikTok, for allowing idiots to upload videos of themselves driving dangerously and baiting the police to try to catch them. And, of course, loads of our slimey, lying, parasitic politicians jumped on the bandwagon and demanded more restrictions on social media companies.

But strangely, nobody mentioned the parents of the five dead (IMHO) ‘scrotes’. Nobody asked how it was possible for parents to produce such (IMHO) total scum. Nobody suggested the parents might have had some responsibility for what happened. Because, of course, nowadays nobody is expected to accept responsibility for anything.

Similarly, when a lady with dual British and Iranian nationalities was banged up for a few years in that earthly paradise (Iran) nobody thought of asking why, having (as far as I understand) been involved in training journalists to work in countries like Iran, she had been so (IMHO) stupid to visit her parents in that country.

Similarly, when a young girl tragically died on a flight after eating a sandwich bought in the airport, nobody seems to have dared suggest that, knowing the girl’s many life-threatening allergies, why didn’t the parents prepare some sandwiches for her before the journey?

But hey, nowadays everybody is a victim and nobody is expected to accept responsibility for anything ever.