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[noseall]

I wonder why?

He considers Trump - a friend.

He hates foreigners especially Muslims.

Putin-ist to the core.

Would sell/contract out the NHS to his American buddies in a heartbeat.

Advocate of insurance based healthcare along with their astronomical pharma' prices.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Personally, I am completely against fox hunting. I see it as a pastime for the nobs who enjoy chasing a fox (or as many as they can get) on horseback, presumably making themselves feel big and powerful.
Has Nigel Farage actually overtly said that he supports that and would like it to be legitimised?
I thought that he was talking about 'trail hunting' which, to me, is a far more humane way of enjoying a chase and not endangering foxes.
I stand to be advised otherwise.

The information is out there.

It's really up to the individual to find out.

But if you want it spoonfed, I will look for some easy slogans for you

 

[carmanmemoranda]

I think it's not only easy, but also apparently popular to criticise Farage. I wonder why?

And Starmer too

It's what cheap politics does, rather than discussing the policies

 

[Mottie]

it is just fact that 90% of the media is owned by billionaires -3 main corporations
you dont need to be a communist to state facts

Really? Blow me down. I thought those large multi billion pound corporations were owned by a couple of car wash employees on minimum wage living in rented social housing. Now you’re telling me that large corporations are owned by extremely wealthy people? Whoda thunk it.

 

[noseall]

owned by a couple of car wash employees on minimum wage living in rented social housing.

Like the Nationwide and the Co-op etc.

 

[Mottie]

Like the Nationwide and the Co-op etc.

They’re friendly societies. Formed by and owned by the members for the benefit of the members. I'm a part owner of both of those societies.

 

[noseall]

They’re friendly societies. Formed by and owned by the members for the benefit of the members. I'm a part owner of both of those societies.

They also happen to be large corporations owned by car wash employees on minimum wage.

 

[Mottie]

They also happen to be large corporations owned by car wash employees on minimum wage.

Members. Not owners. Not just one member/owner either. Anyone complaining about their practices on here? Notch certainly isn’t. If you don’t know the difference between the two, nobody will be able to explain it to you.

 

[Brigadier]

Not worth a considered response.

...without making yourself look / come across as a raving sycophant: I concur

 

[Andydevon]

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[JBR]

Goodbye. It has been interesting,
but no longer worth my time, sadly.