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[Brigadier]

Jeez, Labour really are getting scared/desperate.

Not half as scared as Reform having their own words so clearly laid bare

 

[Elsa TLC]

Watch out for the "safe for TV" version of this.

Wow.

I dont know what side she is batting for.

Is she mocking the millions of Reform voters ?

Or​

Are these really her veiws?

Either way, what a vulgar repulsive woman.

 

[Brigadier]

Wow.

I dont know what side she is batting for.

Is she mocking the millions of Reform voters ?

Or​

Are these really her veiws?

Either way, what a vulgar repulsive woman.

Tell me you're kidding?

 

[Elsa TLC]

Tell me you're kidding?

Really I dont know.

Is she an actor?

If she is, then shes a fuçking good at playing a filthy dirty box.

 

[Brigadier]

Really I dont know.

Is she an actor?

If she is, then shes a fuçking good at playing a filthy dirty box.

Yes, she is an actor.

She is reciting the words of Reform MPs and councillors.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Yes, she is an actor.

She is reciting the words of Reform MPs and councillors.

They all said that filth that come out of her mouth? All of them?
Can you show me who said what? That is really filth.

 

[SPLINE]

Ah, you've noticed...

I've noticed that you seem to ignore the facts.
Let me guess you've won the argumenext

On loony-left language twisting...

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Not half as scared as Reform having their own words so clearly laid bare

I'm no fan of Farage - but if Labour are the answer, what the ferkin hell was the question???

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I'm no fan of Farage - but if Labour are the answer, what the ferkin hell is the question???

Hopefully I'm not misrepresenting your post.

I think this is a significant part of the problem. An increasing amount of people have become jaded with the bull that spills from the mouths of our established parties.

Jeez, the longer you're on the planet, the more you realise this. The merry-go-round of whatever party in power, and nothing getting significantly better in any sustained sense.

Faux sincere voices, faux sincere facial expression, pointing with the thumb, 'this is a very important issue and we're taking it very seriously ...' blah blah blah.

I keep on saying it because I'm RIGHT, regardless of who is in power, this won't change. We get fed the bull, trying to placate the masses, meanwhile our services decline and bills/costs go up.

And I can't see it being better to any discernable degree if Reform form the next government.

No, I don't know what the answer is. But I know one thing. The current political model we have ain't working.

 

[Brigadier]

I'm no fan of Farage - but if Labour are the answer, what the ferkin hell was the question???

"Do you want the inequality to continue increasing, and the middle class to continue shrinking?"

Complex problems require complex solutions. Populist supporters don't want anything other than one - liners.

 

[Brigadier]

Hopefully I'm not misrepresenting your post.

I think this is a significant part of the problem. An increasing amount of people have become jaded with the bull that spills from the mouths of our established parties.

Jeez, the longer you're on the planet, the more you realise this. The merry-go-round of whatever party in power, and nothing getting significantly better in any sustained sense.

Faux sincere voices, faux sincere facial expression, pointing with the thumb, 'this is a very important issue and we're taking it very seriously ...' blah blah blah.

I keep on saying it because I'm RIGHT, regardless of who is in power, this won't change. We get fed the bull, trying to placate the masses, meanwhile our services decline and bills/costs go up.

And I can't see it being better to any discernable degree if Reform form the next government.

No, I don't know what the answer is. But I know one thing. The current political model we have ain't working.

If someone took ten years to become morbidly obese, it is logically that they won't get that chiseled beach body in three months.


Same logic applies to the economy.

But with our adversarial system of government, I don't see how anything much will change.

 

[aveatry]

If someone took ten years to become morbidly obese, it is logically that they won't get that chiseled beach body in three months.


Same logic applies to the economy.

But with our adversarial system of government, I don't see how anything much will change.

Starmer said that he would end all of that

 

[diy_fun_uk]

If someone took ten years to become morbidly obese, it is logically that they won't get that chiseled beach body in three months.


Same logic applies to the economy.

But with our adversarial system of government, I don't see how anything much will change.

Which is why the merry-go-round nature of it all continues.

If Reform get in after Labour at the next GE, I'm confident where things aren't going according to plan they'll say 'bear in mind we're needing to fix the last x years of Labour's mess, that can't be done overnight'. Round and round it goes.