The Labour Party

[Mr Kobayashi]

Now come on, do you seriously think any of my bathrooms have a shower over the bath

For the times you can't get past your rolls to clean your shitty ass properly?

 

[halfmist]

For the times you can't get past your rolls to clean your shitty ass properly?

Can I ask are you actually older than your shoe size

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Can I ask are you actually older than your shoe size

No. I wear 44/45.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

No. I wear 44/45.

We're not in the EU anymore.....size 10 is what you mean ;)

 

[Don Karleone]

"Tory enablers"

 

[Vic]

"Tory enablers"

Did the SNP offer to do a backroom deal with Labour?

I understood Labour (with 13 seats out of 63 on Edinburgh City Council) decided they'd work to find consensus, and the SNP and the Greens refused.

 

[Don Karleone]

Did the SNP offer to do a backroom deal with Labour?

I understood Labour (with 13 seats out of 63 on Edinburgh City Council) decided they'd work to find consensus, and the SNP and the Greens refused.

Is this the same Labour party that recently said they would "never talk to the SNP"?

 

[Postman Pep]

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

It would be nice if just every so often 'labour' could see their way clear to actually oppose Tory policies like this. I personally think labour could also be doing more to pressure the govt over fuel /energy prices too - unless of course they are just as deeply in the pockets of the energy industry as the govt.
The average wage should be about £6k a year higher if wages had kept pace with inflation over the last 12 years apparently. It would be nice to see labour seeming to push the govt a bit on that too - perhaps even supporting the RMT?

 

[Postman Pep]

It would be nice if just every so often 'labour' could see their way clear to actually oppose Tory policies like this. I personally think labour could also be doing more to pressure the govt over fuel /energy prices too - unless of course they are just as deeply in the pockets of the energy industry as the govt.
The average wage should be about £6k a year higher if wages had kept pace with inflation over the last 12 years apparently. It would be nice to see labour seeming to push the govt a bit on that too - perhaps even supporting the RMT?

Yeah I agee. It's almost as if they wouldn't do anything different .... except behave a bit better. In terms of welfare it shouldn't be a surprise.