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Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Sun 31 Mar 2013, 11:01 pm
by Flaffer
did "undertake" before Ragga make a pathetic comment

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:04 am
by raggatwin
I'm sorry but business studies IS a weak degree and is easier to get an A in than ANY social science A level, you may not like this but this is empirically true. As a subject it does not teach you to think critically in any way shape or form. You mau have studied economics, psycholgy and politics but this will not have been at the same level as somone specialising in these subjects. Business studies does not have its own epistemological or ontological outlook given that it is a hotch potch of different subjects - you have admitted this. There was some attempt in the 80s to radicalise by theorists including Michael Bolton who drew on economics, sociology and literary theory. ....but this died a death as most business studies 'academics' were/are only interested in the bottom line - how do we cut costs and raise profits - and not genuine academic debate, they did not want to question the 'consensus' paradigms pushed by the 'leading' management schools -see the managerial revolution- since the 70s.

Shit nigga, if u man were discussing the philosophy of experience in your sixth form common room - my college was so bad we didnt have one - then boy, u man were on sum hype ting lol. ......

Somone who claims to be working class and against unions, a turkey voting for christmas

What was your post grad in, human resources management? That a bit like golf club management or david beckham studies innit? Lol

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:14 am
by raggatwin
Funny, I go from being council estate scum to a member of the[/quote]

please don't patronise me about the contents of my business course, I may not have studied thematic analysis but what I did learn was economics, political science, accounting, psychology et al. Don't bring Drico in to this he doesn't bring in pathetic class arguments into these debates. Re education I went to a former Poly on the basis it was one of the best in the country for what I wanted to study, whereas I had an offer from Oxford (not Brookes) for another course and turned it down, with hindsight I was wrong of course but there you go. Subsequent to that I did undertook post graduate qualifications with one of the Russell group, their standards were way below the former poly. When they assessed teaching standards years ago they found many of the Russell group were the worst for fiddling degree classifications, and puffing up standards, unusual for a bunch of lefty wing academics.[/quote]


I loooove you Drico, please dont ban me....lol

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:24 am
by Corina

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:25 am
by raggatwin
Dunno why its double posting. ..

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:39 am
by Patrick Bateman
Did you get a first, raggatwin?

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:41 am
by Patrick Bateman
raggatwin wrote:There was some attempt in the 80s to radicalise by theorists including Michael Bolton who drew on economics, sociology and literary theory.
What a polymath Bolton was.

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:46 am
by raggatwin
http://www.hmsg.co.uk/en/H_Econ02

If I were a lazy, intellectually weak 16 year old. I know what one i'd pick.....

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:47 am
by raggatwin
Patrick Bateman wrote:Did you get a first, raggatwin?

I got a third.

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:53 am
by Patrick Bateman
raggatwin wrote:http://www.hmsg.co.uk/en/H_Econ02

If I were a lazy, intellectually weak 16 year old. I know what one i'd pick.....
I'd probably do all three of them, actually.

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 9:01 am
by raggatwin
Lol. That was actually quite funny.

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 9:04 am
by Patrick Bateman
She misses the point; it's not anti-Romanian rhetoric, rather anti-PC elite scum rhetoric. If Romania's so great why would anybody want to leave it to sell The Big Issue in the UK?

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 9:06 am
by Corina
Patrick Bateman wrote:If Romania's so great why would anybody want to leave it to sell The Big Issue in the UK?
Oh, what a question. :(

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 7:40 pm
by JSDOUVRES
It won't be long before Britain is flooded again, and it's nothing to do with racism, it's just quite simply that we do not have the space and resources for another huge wave of immigration (which will happen for sure). And it is a good point, if Romania is so great why are so many people over here selling the big issue?
We will see soon enough but it will be too late by then.

Re: Broken Britain

Posted: Mon 01 Apr 2013, 8:12 pm
by raggatwin
Britian aint that great. There are 400.000 Britons on tbe iberian peninsula. .....many of whom have not integrated. Spain and Portugal have their own white skinned Asians it seems......