HelloCity
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We're completely ***ed.
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General Election June 8th
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Chippy_boy
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He has principles and if the electorate don't like them he has others.
2 years ago he proposed a further 10% cut in police budget. Election message "Tories cut 20000 police"
All his career he has argued for no nukes and claimed to be a pacifist. Election message "Renew Trident"
2 years ago Shoot to kill is wrong. Election message "whatever needs to be done"
and yet the left have attempted to paint May as making U-turns or lying.
The Hypocrisy is strong in this Labour campaign.
And the idiot Abbott is on good form again today. Funny that she's now gone sick so won't be on the woman hour debate. Fucking lol!
I had missed this.
What an absolutely top post. Corbyn, principles? My arse.
Wrong side of the argument for 40 years, and now there's an upturn in popularity and he's the new messiah. I am not sure who's more shallow; him or the droves of Labour supporters who can't stand his guts but who are now saying he's marvellous.
Hamann Pineapple
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How to contradict yourself in three easy sentences.I think you are mistaken. If the minimum wage did not exist, employers would have to pay the market rate, or no-one would work for them. Who knows what rate that might be; it could be £8/hour.
And you totally ignore the employers who are volutarily paying more than the minimum wage anyway. Perhaps if you tried to put your bitterness aside, it may not cloud your thinking so much.
Anyway, I am not opposed to a minimum wage; it just needs to be at an affordable level such that it doesn't drive up unemployment and put companies out of business.
Of course there will have been some dialogue - but that people feel this desperate need to try and dress up the succour that Corbyn offered to the IRA as part of any peace process is frankly a shameful tarnishing of the actual peace processIf you honestly believe the British govt and it's lickspittles weren't in dialogue with the IRA long before the peace process came out into the open you're frankly a bit mad.
If it's alright for mrs thatcher, mr Callaghan, major and Blair to do so, never mind several american presidents, in fact every arm of the state to do so why does it offend you so much when a man who just happens to believe in caring for the weakest in our society by asking for the most fortunate to provide a tiny tiny bit of their excess cash does so?
It's either wrong in which case I imagine you'll be voting for none of the major parties or it's not wrong in which case step away from the keyboard and leave the man alone.
In my opinion - the more people on here continue to do that the more shame they bring on themselves
Chippy_boy
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We're completely ***ed.
Labour Fibs
"We are going to spend more on absolutely everything and 95% of you won't have to pay a penny".
"I am going to keep this country safe by supporting all the legislation I've opposed for the past 40 years".
"We are going to stay in the European Market and remain part of the Customs Union whilst not agreeing to free movenment of labour, nor any EU legislation".
"I don't wish to nationalise the banks anymore"
"Putting up corporation tax will grow businesses and attract inward investment".
Need i go on? Happy to if you wish?
Never voted for the Tories before.But my main concerns are Brexit and national security.Could never vote for the Abbott and Corbstello show.
The Tories plan £32,000,000 more cuts to Counter Terrorism. Not sure this is great for national security!
sir baconface
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Given his under-developed appearance, you have to question exactly what he was sucking all those years.Tim Farron is a perfect example of why no child should be breastfed past the age of 14.
HelloCity
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Labour Fibs
"We are going to spend more on absolutely everything and 95% of you won't have to pay a penny".
"I am going to keep this country safe by supporting all the legislation I've opposed for the past 40 years".
"We are going to stay in the European Market and remain part of the Customs Union whilst not agreeing to free movenment of labour, nor any EU legislation".
"I don't wish to nationalise the banks anymore"
"Putting up corporation tax will grow businesses and attract inward investment".
Need i go on? Happy to if you wish?
Are you the Tory guard dog?
Weirdo.
Chippy_boy
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How to contradict yourself in three easy sentences.
OK how? I'm all ears.
Chippy_boy
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Are you the Tory guard dog?
Weirdo.
How about challenging the bullet points, rather than just throwing insults around? It's OK for you to spout bollocks, but if I disagree, I am weird? Hmmmmm.
HelloCity
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Never voted for the Tories before.But my main concerns are Brexit and national security.Could never vote for the Abbott and Corbstello show.
How would you rate national security during the last few weeks /10 under this Tory government?
Keep in mind that anyone involved or with prior involvement with the police and intelligence agencies thinks the government are lying and making things worse.
Are you the Tory guard dog?
Weirdo.
It's a forum. He's allowed to post as much as you.
HelloCity
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How about challenging the bullet points, rather than just throwing insults around?
How about you stop hanging around this thread all day and stop barking at anyone who critisises the government?
It's weird as hell and not normal behaviour.
Gelsons Dad
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Can you point to where this is written in the Manifesto? I only ask because having read it I don't recall this pledge at all.The Tories plan £32,000,000 more cuts to Counter Terrorism. Not sure this is great for national security!
Did he balls. But he didn't do anything that the British and American establishment didn't do either
You should've have finished that sentence after the word 'anything'
HelloCity
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It's a forum. He's allowed to post as much as you.
Agreed, but his gimmick is to hang around here all day barking at anyone who says anything negative about the UK government.
Acting like a guard dog for these people is very strange behaviour from an adult.
No one can make a point without him instantly sniping back while on his patrol.
Gelsons Dad
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New MOD?How about you stop hanging around this thread all day and stop barking at anyone who critisises the government?
It's weird as hell and not normal behaviour.
No thought not.
He was and is a member of the British parliament. A member of the British Labour Party. He IS the fucking unionist side.
He's just a man who realised even earlier than Margaret thatcher, John major, Tony Blair and bill Clinton that the only way to get a brokered peace in the north was to open a dialogue.
History has proven him correct. If he hadn't broken this ground, the peace process likely would never have happened and we'd now be fighting a war on terror on two fronts instead of one.
We have no way of knowing how many thousands of people owe their lives and their health to brave men of peace like Jeremy corbyn. Be thankful that we have men with his moral courage in politics. It makes it acceptable and possible for murderers like Blair to take the glory for the peace process that corbyn and others made possible.
This might just be the biggest load of bollocks I've ever read on Bluemoon.
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