Mr Kobayashi
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There were some people excited about Boris Johnson in 2019 and Jeremy Corbyn in 2017 wasn't there?
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There were some people excited about Boris Johnson in 2019 and Jeremy Corbyn in 2017 wasn't there?
Mr Kobayashi
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He's voting for the guy who didn't speak up for dead kids, who brought Akehurst into the party and is now trying to stop foreigners coming.
All the things he would claim to be horrified about until recently.
To be fair to him he's voting for Labour despite all that, at least he isn't like some of the other people on here who consider all the above as a selling point.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Some were happy one of them got in. You’d have to ask them if they were excited. It seemed more sticking two fingers up at the institution than excitement, but that’s just my recollection.There were some people excited about Boris Johnson in 2019 and Jeremy Corbyn in 2017 wasn't there?
BobKowalski
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I don’t hide who or what I vote for nor why I do. Who did you vote for last time? Corybn? Now Starmer’s the best thing since sliced bread? Pig in a red rosette and all that - yeah you consider the issues in detail -“I’m voting for the red one”
Or perhaps you voted for the tories? Or maybe Lib Dem’s? Or Greens? Or didn’t bother?
Last time it was Lib Dem, largely because they stood the best chance of ousting our resident Tory. Probably the same this time round. The main issue I will be considering is ‘who is best placed to fuck the Tory?’. If it was Count Binface, I’d vote for him.
Pretty straightforward tbh.
Mr Kobayashi
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Some were happy one of them got in. You’d have to ask them if they were excited. It seemed more sticking two fingers up at the institution than excitement, but that’s just my recollection.
Corbyn drew huge crowds and even attended Glastonbury festival.
Johnson definitely had people excited even if it was all superficial and he was just a highly successful conman.
Starmer is as bland as Major, as dishonest as Johnson and going to get as many seats as Blair. Is that a good combination?
Alan Harper's Tash
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We’ll find out.Corbyn drew huge crowds and even attended Glastonbury festival.
Johnson definitely had people excited even if it was all superficial and he was just a highly successful conman.
Starmer is as bland as Major, as dishonest as Johnson and going to get as many seats as Blair. Is that a good combination?
The Future’s Blue!
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Well, I’m expecting more than a beef burger, may need to wait a while for it to come, but I don’t mind waiting.Almost a good analogy, fails like many before who still struggle for some reason(they don't really they are just dishonest and after years of moralising quite pathetic) to grasp the reality of their situation. So here is the reality .
I agree the Tories are the Dog Turd
I will accept Labour May be a low quality beefburger.
That's where your logic ends. You have no choice, you are getting the beefburger. The dog turd is floating away and won't be on the menu for years.
Where you are wrong is that you may and others on here have stated will actively go out and buy the crap burger.
It's gonna be delivered to you with no effort on your part. You could go out and put your name down for Lobster and you never know one day it could be on the menu or just accept it won't and stay in and open a beer and wait for the burger to arrive.
Unfortunately fucking idiots keep asking for shite burgers, a few even pick the dog turd.
metalblue
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What very good ones? I don't ask that to goad you or dig you out, I'm legitimately curious.
Raising tax threshold where people start paying taxes. Furlough. Support of Ukraine. Vaccines program. Global tax regime work. I’ll even add gay marriages - the last thing you’d think a Tory government would bring in. Probably the big ones they did well off the top of my head.
hilts
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To be fair to him he's voting for Labour despite all that, at least he isn't like some of the other people on here who consider all the above as a selling point.
I'm just amazed where people's lines are. I mean we ain't talking dubious actions here.
hilts
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Well, I’m expecting more than a beef burger, may need to wait a while for it to come, but I don’t mind waiting.
Sure Keith whatever.