Revolution or Animal Farm?

Subject: Revolution or Animal Farm? Mon Oct 28, 2013 3:58 am

Russell Brand thinks a revolution will solve the world's problems. Even if he removed every single member of the planet and started over, we would end up where we are. This is the world that humans created for themselves. He was a teenage drug addict, now he's a wealthy comedian. A corrupt world that he wants to destroy has allowed him to overcome his drug addiction and start over ... but he wants to change the system to make it better. How could it have been better for him?

Subject: Re: Revolution or Animal Farm? Mon Oct 28, 2013 4:28 am

Does Mr. Brand ever get off stage?

Subject: Re: Revolution or Animal Farm? Mon Oct 28, 2013 8:26 am

So very, very, very sad......

Jozette

Subject: Re: Revolution or Animal Farm? Wed Oct 30, 2013 5:36 pm

alj wrote:: Does Mr. Brand ever get off stage?

Got to protect his brand.

Subject: Re: Revolution or Animal Farm? Mon Nov 04, 2013 6:15 pm

Typical shill, parroting what he thinks will make him sound cool and hip and down with the oppressed. But he's smarter than that, which is why he's rich and the people lapping him up aren't. Thing is, when enough people act on the stuff he preaches, and the things he claims to want really comes to pass, it's us who will be screwed, not him, because people like him are already building fortress cities to protect themselves against the great unwashed. Brazil is a perfect example.

Subject: Re: Revolution or Animal Farm? Tue Nov 05, 2013 5:01 am

Nothing Russell Brand says will ever come to pass, LC. That's why he says the things he says, not the things he does. He does nothing. It must be very comforting for him to be able to spout about things he knows very little about, have no resolution and will not change the world.

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