Labour Party Conference summary...

[aveatry]

My view on it
I would not be at all surprised if there's a serious sting in the tail with this stuff, in the coming years.

Like the poison COVID jab

 

[festive]

You believe nebulous rubbish that doesn't stand up to even the mildest scrutiny.

You posted it, then cried when this was pointed out to you.

If it was factually correct, ask yourself why Yusuf didn't quote those facts.

Keep burying your head in the sand Briga-noidea.

As i assumed you chose not to answer my questions and observations, why, thats obvious.

Maybe next time they wheel you outside for a longer walk you may just start to understand. Its funny because i guess you can't pull your R card out on Yusuf how frustrating? Bless x

 

[festive]

Labour Party Conference 2025: The Nigel Farage Drinking Game (Unofficial Highlights)

• Total minutes spent discussing Labour policy: Approx. 7
• Total minutes spent shouting “Farage!” like Beetlejuice: 643

The conference floor turned into a Farage-themed poetry slam. Speakers mentioned him so often you’d think he was chairing the event from behind a curtain stroking a Union Jack cat.


Greatest Hits of Name Calling & Character Descriptions:

• “Pint-sized Poundland demagogue”
• “Brexit’s answer to mildew”
• “The Wetherspoons Whisperer”
• “A man who thinks patriotism is a beer mat and a blazer”

At one point, someone said “Farage” three times in a row and half the hall instinctively booed while Keir Starmer’s glasses fogged, but fear not Angela was there behind the curtains ready to wipe them with a union jack emblazeond hanky.


By day two it felt less like Labour conference and more like a séance:

“Nigel... are you here? Is he growing in power? Has he possessed another uncle on Facebook?”

 

[Brigadier]

As i assumed you chose not to answer my questions and observations, why, thats obvious.

You didn't ask any questions.

And, as your whole premise was based on a claimed quote with no facts whatsoever, there was nothing for me to address

 

[Brigadier]

Like the poison COVID jab

A cost-benefit analysis I was happy to take advantage of, to participate in normal social being again.


In no way comparable to exercising the willpower to put down those crisps and chocolate.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

A cost-benefit analysis I was happy to take advantage of, to participate in normal social being again.


In no way comparable to exercising the willpower to put down those crisps and chocolate.

Absolute drivel.

 

[aveatry]

A cost-benefit analysis I was happy to take advantage of, to participate in normal social being again.

Risk- benefit

 

[transam]

That’s the problem for labour and co

Play the race card

Ref reform / farage and any one considering voting for them

And it won’t work

Crunch will come next year in the Welsh election
As wales could well be inundated with racists or former labour loyalists who have suddenly become racists

 

[Odds]

You've heard wrong: it is an injection for starters.

Also and in my experience, it is commonly being taken by people who are not willing to put in any graft / exercise any self-control, and they're paying for it via private prescriptions / online / "The woman who does my wife's botox gets them for me".

One is in a band, had a decent slot supporting a band who were big in the 90's, and "wanted to look good on stage".
FFS....................

Fat Boy Slim?

 

[festive]

You didn't ask any questions.

And, as your whole premise was based on a claimed quote with no facts whatsoever, there was nothing for me to address

Yep as i thought, unable to challenge my first hand experiences because you have no relevant reply, let alone actually concur it's an issue, far 'braver' to ignore i said them.
No idea... take a life lesson, real strength in debate isn’t pretending you’re infallible, noone is, it’s having the confidence to acknowledge when the other person makes a valid point. Recognising truth, even when it comes from your opponent, isn’t weakness; it’s intelligence and credibility in action.

 

[MNW67]

real strength in debate isn’t pretending you’re infallible, noone is, it’s having the confidence to acknowledge when the other person makes a valid point. Recognising truth, even when it comes from your opponent, isn’t weakness; it’s intelligence and credibility in action.

A lesson many on here would benefit from heeding. There is no shame in admitting you don't know something. I have always seen it as a sign of confidence and strength.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

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A lesson many on here would benefit from heeding. There is no shame in admitting you don't know something. I have always seen it as a sign of confidence and strength.

Pmsl

 

[MNW67]

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Pmsl

Aren't you the poster who a couple of months ago went through a phase of criticising me for writing "Thanks, I didn't know that" to other posters when I had learnt something from them

If not, who was that.

It's impossible to win on here!

 

[aveatry]

Aren't you the poster who a couple of months ago went through a phase of criticising me for writing "Thanks, I didn't know that" to other posters when I had learnt something from them

If not, who was that.

It's impossible to win on here!

No that was me - it seems to be your catch phrase -- you did it again with the labour conference with flags and you did it the other day with the MCB

 

[MNW67]

No that was me - it seems to be your catch phrase -- you did it again with the labour conference with flags and you did it the other day with the MCB

I thought you were the one who accused me of Googling everything!