Damn those both sidesers. How very dare they. Surely it's just a form of intellectual and internet cowardice not to instantly pick one side in any debate and back it whatever?
You don’t have an opinion on anything. Playing devil’s advocate 24/7 becomes dull to read.
Mate, it isn't football. The rest of life generally has more nuance and shades of grey. When I was in my 20s I was much more certain what was the 'right' side in political matters, but years of being wrong on many occasions has made me a bit more circumspect.
He liked a post by blueuntrue stating that one must be odd if they don't pick a side. Pmsl.
Absolutely and it’s got to the point where being called a purple is a bad thing in here! It’s almost as if I’m at the centre of the political window, with some left leaning things and some right.
Reference whatever you want, it's your inability to make it relevant that's funny. The fact you don't realise you actually made my point is priceless tbh so thanks for that.
Dodgy lines and bad camera angles a plenty I would think:-)
Always prefer the team in red?
Judge a Govt on its actions not its rhetoric. Fucking Rwanda scheme for gods sake
Hundreds of illegal migrants deported on biggest flights in UK history
It comes as Keir Starmer celebrated a major victory in his war against vile people smuggling gangs, with the arrest and extradition of the so-called “Engine King”www.mirror.co.uk
What evidence are you offering to say the UK Government played no part in the arrest?
No one who has been refused asylum since labour came to power has been deported . On average from being refused asylum to deportation is at least 18 months . They can volunteer to leave if they wish
Lies and more lies, tinged with a good slurp of bias.
It shouldn’t happen to people who haven’t had their applications considered as was the case with the Rwanda farce but presumably for a fraction of the cost they’ve actually managed to process some of the backlog that the previous government didn’t bother doing and deported those that have failed in their application. Why are you so against that? I would imagine that if we’re looking for a deterrent to stop non-genuine asylum seekers coming, the prospect of being dealt with quickly and flown to their country of origin would be greater than offering them thousands to go to Rwanda after sitting in a UK hotel for years.