Manchester - Nightlife

[Kwon]

https://www.facebook.com/reel/9572481562818147

[joswift]

Guy filming all those turned out to be a muslim sex offender

[1Patrick]

Better watch your back that muzzie will be your next UK prime minister or at least London Mayor.

[BlackMetallic]

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[Van_Bilderass]

Young extremely drunk women stumbling around in those getups is pretty sad.

I just read this article. I don't know how true since I don't live there.

Why do the English drink so much?

by R Weiler

‘Why do the English drink so much?’ is a question asked by all foreigners, who look on in horror as we binge-drink our way through the weekend, stumbling through the streets in various states of inebriation. As though I were talking to someone from China, I’ll try to give an answer.

The English drink so much because we are unhappy. The last time the English were happy was in the 1990s, and even then, every bit of happiness was opposed by the state, which passed draconian law after draconian law to illegalise the venues and events in which working-class communities could meet.

The English people drink so much because it is, still, one of the cheapest ways of being happy. The popular perception of England as a wealthy country is flawed. We may still have the sixth biggest GDP in the world, but that wealth is held by a tiny percentage of the population. The workers of England have a lower standard of living than their equivalents in some of the poorest countries in Eastern Europe—lower, for example, than Poland and Romania. On top of that, we have by far the lowest investment in state services of any country in Europe.

Under 45 years of neoliberalism, the traditional forms of English culture have been systematically dismantled, and with the theatre, the music hall, the cinema, the club and the football ground now too expensive for a working-class wage, the pub is the last place of entertainment. It’s for this reason that the pub — even with a pint in London having long passed the £8 mark, smoking banned and cigarettes costing over £20 a packet — is under further attack by new legislation in which working-class speech is to be monitored and punished by what are, in effect, pub police. As a result, around 300 pubs are closing every year in England, and under the progressive Islamification of the UK, towns and boroughs under Sharia councils will undoubtedly be declared dry in the future, with drinkers in public fined as smokers in public spaces currently are. If you don’t think this is possible, you’re not paying attention to what’s happening to this country.

More generally, and more than any other country in Europe, the English are subjected, at every instant of our lives, to a relentless campaign of surveillance, censorship, threats, advertising, propaganda and denigration teaching us to hate ourselves and our culture. It is a measure of how successful and internalised this campaign of hate has been that the English now willingly pay for and carry with them at all times the medium through which this campaign is waged against them, this being, of course, the smartphone, which is the primary weapon of this psychological warfare.

For all these reasons, the English drink as much as we do because, in those few hours of oblivion, we can still believe that we form an ethnic community, that our neighbours are not informing on us to the police, and that, as Englishman, we share something in common that no government can take away, even that of Commissar Keir Starmer. And if we drink enough, we can even believe that the people taking over our country like us, that the cultures replacing our own wish us well, that the government shipping them in with our taxes has our best interests at heart, and that if they don’t, we can vote someone in who does.

The English drink as much as we do because we don’t want to face up to the reality of our lives: that we are being replaced in our own country, and that our children will live as second-class citizens in the land our forefathers laid down their lives to defend. The English drink as much as we do, therefore, so as to avoid the truth we refuse to see: that unless we form ourselves into an army of national defence and repel the invaders and those in league with them, we will lose our country — not for a decade or a generation but forever. When the English drink, we are the bravest people on earth. But when sober, we are cowards who have allowed our country to be conquered without firing a shot in our defence by an enemy we have paid to conquer us.

Finally, the English drink as much as we do because the state wants us drunk, wants us fighting each other over a pint, wants to take our unhappiness and the rebellion that might come out of it and drown it in a glass, wants us to give our government another reason to take away even more of our freedoms.

For all these reasons and many more, the English drink as much as we do. But when we wake up from our drunken stupor, we’re going to wish — too late — that we put that Dutch courage to better use, and not spent it brawling with each other in the streets or the stadiums of football clubs.

[joswift]

the English drink so much because its always raining so they go to the pub

[Van_Bilderass]

the English drink so much because its always raining so they go to the pub

I've read that adding coke to the mix is fairly normal there?

[Donny]

As a Scot i can only say i loved the Girls in London. 
when doing my HGV Licence in Leconfield i met some nice Girls too... love an English Lass 

[joswift]

I've read that adding coke to the mix is fairly normal there?

particularly with vodka 

[Van_Bilderass]

particularly with vodka 

Saw a clip with a hidden camera from Saudi in a drinking club, sign said Muslim men can't get served, which I assume means men in robes aren't found there. However Saudis do drink on the down low and someone there said they prefer vodka. Then they arrange scat parties.

[joswift]

Saw a clip with a hidden camera from Saudi in a drinking club, sign said Muslim men can't get served, which I assume means men in robes aren't found there. However Saudis do drink on the down low and someone there said they prefer vodka. Then they arrange scat parties.

Dont tell Monica

[Humble Narcissist]

Dont tell Monica

[Kwon]

As a Scot i can only say i loved the Girls in London. 
when doing my HGV Licence in Leconfield i met some nice Girls too... love an English Lass 

Scottish chicks aint all that, right?

[Griffith]

The living areas in the cities look like a bleak communist country. The same style buildings and streets stretching as far as you can see, then the same 'highstreet' as every other town. Bleak sameness everywhere.

It is depressing beyond belief.

[Donny]

The living areas in the cities look like a bleak communist country. The same style buildings and streets stretching as far as you can see, then the same 'highstreet' as every other town. Bleak sameness everywhere.

It is depressing beyond belief.

[LurkerNoMore]

the English drink so much because its always raining so they go to the pub

Here is a weird flip-flop :   In Ft Lauderdale, if it is raining - no one goes out.   Rain = stay inside.
In NYC if it raining or snowing - bars are packed.  The harder the rain or snow, the bigger the crowds.
Snowbirds that I know that split their time in NYC will risk life and limb going out in absolutely horrid weather conditions.  They will trudge through icy sidewalks and snowdrifts to get to the bar.   Or torrid rains that you would think would make taxi services start using canoes.  And then come down here in Ft Lauderdale and act like a regular 15 minute light rain fall is an acid bath. 

[LurkerNoMore]

Saw a clip with a hidden camera from Saudi in a drinking club, sign said Muslim men can't get served, which I assume means men in robes aren't found there. However Saudis do drink on the down low and someone there said they prefer vodka. Then they arrange scat parties.

In Saudi drinking alcohol by Muslims, non Muslims, and even tourists was a strict no-no.  Later it became "highly frowned upon".  But last year they opened their first liquor store in Saudi and you (non Muslims) can purchase and consume alcohol, but only within a certain area (in the Diplomatic Quarter.)   You also have to register in their app and there is a quota that you are allowed.

Now in Qatar (Doha), it is a bit different.  You don't need to register unless you are drinking in an non licensed area.  Otherwise the licensed areas are considered hotels, taverns, clubs,  as long as you not a Muslim, Islamic scholar, or religious authority.   

But every time I fly Qatar Air, I see Muslims on that plane drinking like crazy because it's really the only place they can do it without worry.