Mad Eyed Screamer
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Taxation without representation. The irony.
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Is it Labour's time?
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Taxation without representation. The irony.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Yet you can still vote here. Madness.I'm not a Citizen so I cannot vote.
Taxation without representation. The irony.
Rascal
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Labour have a huge poll lead, the Tories are imploding, Labour should win a stonking majority even without the Scottish seats.
Come election day the RW media will go into overdrive and the Tories will win with a small majority.
I will not vote Labour under the current leader. For the first time in my life I will probably not vote at all unless a proper left wing candidate not aligned to Labour stands in my constituency.
Come election day the RW media will go into overdrive and the Tories will win with a small majority.
I will not vote Labour under the current leader. For the first time in my life I will probably not vote at all unless a proper left wing candidate not aligned to Labour stands in my constituency.
Allnightlong
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not sure Labour pledging being carbon neutral by 2030 is achievable.
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It doesn't matter who pledges it. It simply is not possible in that timescale. It's just more soundbites from politicians of all hues who will say anything and everything they think you want to hear to get elected. They are all the same. In it for themselves.not sure Labour pledging being carbon neutral by 2030 is achievable.
The Future’s Blue!
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As long as we get rid of this current lot, I’m willing to see what the others have got.It doesn't matter who pledges it. It simply is not possible in that timescale. It's just more soundbites from politicians of all hues who will say anything and everything they think you want to hear to get elected. They are all the same. In it for themselves.
Gareth Barry Conlon
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A vote lost for Ron DI'm not a Citizen so I cannot vote.
Taxation without representation. The irony.
Kazzydeyna
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Not read the whole thread yet but anybody who wants the tories out nationally simply HAS to vote Labour.
Forget the Lib Dems - tories in slacks and jumpers - and in Scotland, forget the SNP - tories in kilts, right of centre, Hitler-supporting, ungrateful, xenophobic fascists.
It has to be Labour. They’re the only party capable of forming a government on their own.
I’m no fan of Starmer, but as an alternative to Truss and Co, he’s a colossus.
Forget the Lib Dems - tories in slacks and jumpers - and in Scotland, forget the SNP - tories in kilts, right of centre, Hitler-supporting, ungrateful, xenophobic fascists.
It has to be Labour. They’re the only party capable of forming a government on their own.
I’m no fan of Starmer, but as an alternative to Truss and Co, he’s a colossus.
Mr Kobayashi
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Labour have a huge poll lead, the Tories are imploding, Labour should win a stonking majority even without the Scottish seats.
Come election day the RW media will go into overdrive and the Tories will win with a small majority.
I will not vote Labour under the current leader. For the first time in my life I will probably not vote at all unless a proper left wing candidate not aligned to Labour stands in my constituency.
£500 and you can run yourself, Russ.
I'll put in £50.
Might get yourself on TV if you wear fancy dress.
Mr Kobayashi
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Not read the whole thread yet but anybody who wants the tories out nationally simply HAS to vote Labour.
Forget the Lib Dems - tories in slacks and jumpers - and in Scotland, forget the SNP - tories in kilts, right of centre, Hitler-supporting, ungrateful, xenophobic fascists.
It has to be Labour. They’re the only party capable of forming a government on their own.
I’m no fan of Starmer, but as an alternative to Truss and Co, he’s a colossus.
Depends where you live. I'll be voting Lib Dem in current constituency as Labour are no hopers here.