bluethrunthru
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Being a clown since the year dot still makes you a clown pal
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Keir Starmer
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Being a clown since the year dot still makes you a clown pal
blueparrot
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How many people in this country are on working and child tax / universal credits and the benefits that go with them ? Pretty sure it’s much more than those on unemployment benefits.I struggled to make sense of that but if you are trying to say that the vast majority of people claiming benefits in this country work full time you are completely deluded.
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Apsana Begum...Let's see
He excuses racism within the party if it suits his agenda (Neil Coyle, Ignoring the Forde Report)
He cosies up to the right wing factions of the party and allows them a free pass, for example his support for the Hindu council, a organisation set up by the bjp to act as a voice for modri government and stoke tension between hindu and muslim communities (east leicester being one).
He has practically ditched every leadership pledge and renaged on most of his comitments that got him voted in.
He has allowed a local level witch hunt of members both left wing or just who disagree with some of his policies and issues suspensions on the most tenuous reasons, while others have been allowed to carry on.
His fence sitting on trans issues which has led to misogyny against some women in the party and also left trans members in limbo on what the party actually stand for.
His stance on the strikes was out of touch with memebers and the public.
His re-employment of that worm mandleson
His hypocrisy knows no bounds
Not arsed about corbyns suspension just so it's clear my dislike of starmer has fuck all to do with that clown
Imagine the media reaction to this If Comrade Corbyn was leader.
Bigga
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And you’ve read all 800+ pages haven’t you.
There were the, wholly relevant, excerpts posted on BM for people to take in. Pieces that dealt directly with the issues at hand.
It's clear you parroted words written by some blaisé journo as a 'sort of' head nod to the report who would whittle down the shocking details as you have.
You've shown you're not someone who truly takes in other viewpoints.
I knew that and now so does everyone else.
Bigga
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I doubt 99% of voters out in the real world have heard of it never mind read it, thats what all the left wing party members that and those that debate in politics threads of football forums need to realise when they choose their party leaders. When people decide what government they want, it isn’t these reports they base their votes on.
Interesting.
This answer is rather like the newspapers that blare out accusations for the world to see and take notice of, only to print an acknowledgement of the actual truth in a one inch column in the bottom inside corner on page 10...
west didsblue
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Maybe they should go further and tax the chronically sick and handicapped more than the rich because they use more services?Well said!
bluethrunthru
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Maybe they should go further and tax the chronically sick and handicapped more than the rich because they use more services?
Maybe tax the families of the dead who are buried ground rent coz they are taking up space that could be used for lucrative - sorry much needed - housing - mostly 5 bed detached of course.
Give a tax rebate to the families of those who die if they consent to the heat generated by cremation being used to generate electricity ?
blueparrot
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What’s interesting ? Do you really think the vast majority of voters take the slightest bit of notice of something like the Ford report when they vote? How many voters even read a party manifesto before an election, I’d guess very few. Surely whatever your personal views on that stuff,you can't believe thatInteresting.
This answer is rather like the newspapers that blare out accusations for the world to see and take notice of, only to print an acknowledgement of the actual truth in a one inch column in the bottom inside corner on page 10...
Alan Harper's Tash
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Nah, it’s easier to just put them all down. Think of the savings to be had in the welfare system and the NHS.Maybe they should go further and tax the chronically sick and handicapped more than the rich because they use more services?
bluethrunthru
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Nah, it’s easier to just put them all down. Think of the savings to be had in the welfare system and the NHS.
That doesn't work mate - the Yanks they are trying to sell it to make their cash in the States by having a large cohort of sick people they can fleece - they don't wanna kill the sick they want to keep them alive for longer in droves and at great expense