@TheGymGroup just broke my fingers in your elliot st liverpool branch lots of my blood on your floor and not 1 member of staff on shift to give me 1st aid or point me to the 1st aid box stellar service guys
I dont judge no man, cos who the fuck am I... some horror, no exceptions, lets get practically busy while dese others pontificate shall we, I can do more in 15 min than these social workers do their whole career
Itals never me against you its me amongst you... as a mate, as a non blert who woulda got busy in the trenches with ya lets have a discussion equal respect both ways cos if you kill, you are a man, straight up
Ive done all sorts in my life who am i to judge i was worse than these kids when i was younger i will never forget what it feels like for everyone to hate you and fuck you over and not care about homicidal urges i dont judge young kiddas.... i understand
Everyones tryna av me off atm hidin behind their clipboards ya lil middle class bitches laa fuck this bo dont get extorted by no one least of all yous thats it la cant wait to smash ya faces in and wait for compensation claims we dont tolerate that youre out ya mind
My fav song of all time 4eva no backs is Future - Groupies play it at my funeral that you dont come to even though I stopped you from being bullied you ungrateful fuck
My own personal belief is it's everyone's birth right to not be obliged to conform as they didn't choose to exist so we should respect their sovereignty but no one agrees, quite the opposite!
Clean water isn't my 'right' cause loads don't have it... Maybe air is someones only birth 'right'.. to deprive someone of air is practically murder, not even food is a birth 'right' as land has been privatised and most people live in cities and buy it
So long as like 90 percent of the world is way more worse off than me for reasons beyond their control, I don't really think many things are my 'right' or I'm entitled to them. If everyone can't practically have that right, then neither can I...
I used to read @VICE and @Dazed and felt as a lad from Liverpool who didn't share the same interests as his mates, a certain affinity with them that gave me hope, but slowly I felt excluded because of my sexuality/gender so now I don't read them anymore