Is Alain Berset a neo Nazi? - Page 2

#21 01.11.2019, 12:27

Had a reminder recently about the cost of Swiss medicine. Had to pay 8000 in advance, and then a further 1900 a couple of weeks later- for a 20 minute operation and 1 night, 1 meal, in a Clinic

#22 01.11.2019, 12:28

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	Had a reminder recently about the cost of Swiss medicine. Had to pay 8000 in advance, and then a further 1900 a couple of weeks later- for a 20 minute operation and 1 night, 1 meal, in a Clinic

To be fair, though, hospital food in Switzerland is outstanding!

Homer · #23 01.11.2019, 13:12

Dear Omtatsat,

You seem to need a level of emotional support that I am unable to commit to at this time, so I have placed you on my ignore list.

Hope you get the help you so urgently need.

Love and hugs,
Homer

PS. Does anyone know how I can permanently ignore any threads this cockwomble starts?

eyebeebe · #24 01.11.2019, 13:13

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	How can someone who loves animals, is a vegetarian, has written a book and is always smartly turned out be accused of being a Nazi? What an absurd notion!

He may have a point. The Nazis were sharp dressers.

omtatsat · #25 01.11.2019, 13:16

	Quote:	eyebeebe
	He may have a point. The Nazis were sharp dressers.

Yes don't judge a book by its cover. Well OK maybe it's going to far to call him a Nazi. But he still works just for the big pharma.

k_and_e · #26 01.11.2019, 13:25

	Quote:	omtatsat
	Yes don't judge a book by its cover. Well OK maybe it's going to far to call him a Nazi. But he still works just for the big pharma.

Please stop.

#27 01.11.2019, 13:28

	Quote:	omtatsat
	Yes don't judge a book by its cover. Well OK maybe it's going to far to call him a Nazi. But he still works just for the big pharma.

In British English, we spell it "farmer".

So who is this farmer for whom he works? Is he obliged to provide his own wellington boots? Does the farmer let him drive the tractor?

Ato · #28 01.11.2019, 14:07

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	In British English, we spell it "farmer". So who is this farmer for whom he works? Is he obliged to provide his own wellington boots? Does the farmer let him drive the tractor?

The farmer lets him walk Blondi, his lovely german shepard, off the lead.

#29 01.11.2019, 14:26

	Quote:	Homer
	PS. Does anyone know how I can permanently ignore any threads this cockwomble starts?

Don't click on them?

greenmount · #30 01.11.2019, 14:32

I honestly feel sorry for OP. He seems to struggle somehow.

I don't think he gets how he comes across here. Maybe he doesn't really care either, maybe this forum is the only place where he can "talk" with someone and feels comfortable enough to write whatever crosses his mind.

What if we just ignore him when he writes stupid things? As an act of kindness.

Ato · #31 01.11.2019, 14:47

	Quote:	greenmount
	I honestly feel sorry for OP. He seems to struggle somehow. I don't think he gets how he comes across here. Maybe he doesn't really care either, maybe this forum is the only place where he can "talk" with someone and feels comfortable enough to write whatever crosses his mind. What if we just ignore him when he writes stupid things? As an act of kindness.

If we ignore all the stupid stuff he writes vs ignoring everything, it's what, one post a month worth reading?

jacek · #32 01.11.2019, 14:59

I think that the OP is doing a great job. Don’t forget that it’s a Friday thread after all. Add element of Halloween from yesterday, Neo-Nazism, likes of Freddy Krueger and it will get spooky on the EF as never before

Personally, I will trick or treat him.

aSwissInTheUS · #33 01.11.2019, 15:05

OP might be "only asking question" but does Mr. Berset and specially a judge think the same? Or is it rather a case of Art. 173 / 174 Swiss Criminal Code?

Homer · #34 01.11.2019, 15:16

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	Don't click on them?

But surely there is some ridiculously convoluted way of achieving the same result?

greenmount · #35 01.11.2019, 15:20

	Quote:	Homer
	But surely there is some ridiculously convoluted way of achieving the same result?

No, you can still see the threads started by someone on your ignore list. You really need will power to resist the temptation.

roegner · #36 01.11.2019, 15:21

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	Had a reminder recently about the cost of Swiss medicine. Had to pay 8000 in advance, and then a further 1900 a couple of weeks later- for a 20 minute operation and 1 night, 1 meal, in a Clinic

Where did you go to? Had to pay less than that for an operation and 4 days in hospital

greenmount · #37 01.11.2019, 15:27

	Quote:	aSwissInTheUS
	OP might be "only asking question" but does Mr. Berset and specially a judge think the same? Or is it rather a case of Art. 173 / 174 Swiss Criminal Code?

You're right. Wouldn't be wiser then, if a kind mod closes this thread before it gets any spookier?

Just wondering.

#38 01.11.2019, 15:40

	Quote:	Homer
	But surely there is some ridiculously convoluted way of achieving the same result?

You could get a plug-in for chrome that removes words that you don't like, there's a few of them out there.

nickatbasel · #39 01.11.2019, 17:49

Not to mention is a half-decent painter.

	Quote:
	How can someone who loves animals, is a vegetarian, has written a book and is always smartly turned out be accused of being a Nazi? What an absurd notion!

jacek · #40 01.11.2019, 18:09

	Quote:	nickatbasel
	Not to mention is a half-decent painter.

To be fair, I don’t even see any correlation to “Neo-Nazi“ while reading his bio. Quite decent, well educated, speaks multiple languages, PhD holder and family guy to boot ...

For those who don’t even know whom we are talking about, here is the reference.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alai...et?wprov=sfti1