Quote o' the day
There is a 'Millionaire Fair' kicking off in Munich today, a sort of 'how to spend it' expo, with an entrance fee of €39 (an affordable £31).
The event and an anti-event hosted by the Münchner Sozialforum sound utterly tedious:
"Just a few meters away from the entrance to the venue on Thursday, Oct. 16, demonstrators will be auctioning off cheap labour, singing anti-capitalist songs and staging sketches lampooning the bank bailout. Inside, visitors will be admiring private jets, high-end cars, lavish jewelry and haute couture".
Here's the 7" radio play version of why the Sozialforum is not best pleased:
"Riches are the cause of poverty".
That is a direct quote from the MSF's spokesbod.
The event and an anti-event hosted by the Münchner Sozialforum sound utterly tedious:
"Just a few meters away from the entrance to the venue on Thursday, Oct. 16, demonstrators will be auctioning off cheap labour, singing anti-capitalist songs and staging sketches lampooning the bank bailout. Inside, visitors will be admiring private jets, high-end cars, lavish jewelry and haute couture".
Here's the 7" radio play version of why the Sozialforum is not best pleased:
"Riches are the cause of poverty".
That is a direct quote from the MSF's spokesbod.
Anyone care to start?
(The 12" club remix - c/o der Süddeutschen Zeitung - is available here, in German)
As a footnote, they are so anti-capitalist that the umbrella organisation - World Social Forum - failed dismally to renew the wsf2007.org domain, which having been acquired by others now looks like this.
(Snigger. Although it looks quite social now..).
Labels: Extreme Left, Germany, idiots
It has to be worth thirty quid to annoy those scumbags.
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