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johnfirewall 20 Aug 15 8.55am
Anyone who defends pigeons is clearly a lunatic and boycotting French produce is just what Putin has done. Marks for the smoking ban though. [Link]
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johnfirewall

20 Aug 15 8.55am

Anyone who defends pigeons is clearly a lunatic and boycotting French produce is just what Putin has done.

Marks for the smoking ban though.

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topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 20 Aug 15 9.59am
Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 8.55am Anyone who defends pigeons is clearly a lunatic and boycotting French produce is just what Putin has done. Marks for the smoking ban though. [Link] Hard to tell if The Mirror are ridiculing him or not. I agree with quite a number of those on that list. It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.
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Holmesdale / Surbiton 20 Aug 15 9.59am

Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 8.55am

Anyone who defends pigeons is clearly a lunatic and boycotting French produce is just what Putin has done.

Marks for the smoking ban though.

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Hard to tell if The Mirror are ridiculing him or not. I agree with quite a number of those on that list.

It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

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Johnny Eagles berlin 20 Aug 15 10.06am
Quote topcat at 20 Aug 2015 9.59am Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 8.55am Anyone who defends pigeons is clearly a lunatic and boycotting French produce is just what Putin has done. Marks for the smoking ban though. [Link] Hard to tell if The Mirror are ridiculing him or not. I agree with quite a number of those on that list. I think it's an attempt to ridicule him but doesn't really work because the motions are not as absurd as they would ideally have liked them to be. ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...
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berlin 20 Aug 15 10.06am

Quote topcat at 20 Aug 2015 9.59am

Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 8.55am

Anyone who defends pigeons is clearly a lunatic and boycotting French produce is just what Putin has done.

Marks for the smoking ban though.

[Link]

Hard to tell if The Mirror are ridiculing him or not. I agree with quite a number of those on that list.

I think it's an attempt to ridicule him but doesn't really work because the motions are not as absurd as they would ideally have liked them to be.

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

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johnfirewall 20 Aug 15 10.19am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 20 Aug 2015 10.06am Quote topcat at 20 Aug 2015 9.59am Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 8.55am Anyone who defends pigeons is clearly a lunatic and boycotting French produce is just what Putin has done. Marks for the smoking ban though. [Link] Hard to tell if The Mirror are ridiculing him or not. I agree with quite a number of those on that list. I think it's an attempt to ridicule him but doesn't really work because the motions are not as absurd as they would ideally have liked them to be. Yeah I mean they've accidentally included 2 or 3 a sane person might agree with. Plus the Beefeater Gin one which is conflictingly nationalistic for the likes of him.
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johnfirewall

20 Aug 15 10.19am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 20 Aug 2015 10.06am

Quote topcat at 20 Aug 2015 9.59am

Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 8.55am

Anyone who defends pigeons is clearly a lunatic and boycotting French produce is just what Putin has done.

Marks for the smoking ban though.

[Link]

Hard to tell if The Mirror are ridiculing him or not. I agree with quite a number of those on that list.

I think it's an attempt to ridicule him but doesn't really work because the motions are not as absurd as they would ideally have liked them to be.

Yeah I mean they've accidentally included 2 or 3 a sane person might agree with.

Plus the Beefeater Gin one which is conflictingly nationalistic for the likes of him.

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Johnny Eagles berlin 21 Aug 15 8.16am
I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are. Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'. And when there's a Tory landslide, they blame the Murdoch press. And tell themselves that the electorate really wants socialism but is denied it by 'the establishment'. Or that voters aren't as clever or enlightened as us lefties with our 'correct' world view. ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...
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berlin 21 Aug 15 8.16am

I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are.

Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'.

And when there's a Tory landslide, they blame the Murdoch press. And tell themselves that the electorate really wants socialism but is denied it by 'the establishment'. Or that voters aren't as clever or enlightened as us lefties with our 'correct' world view.

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

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jamiemartin721 Reading 21 Aug 15 9.53am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are. Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'. And when there's a Tory landslide, they blame the Murdoch press. And tell themselves that the electorate really wants socialism but is denied it by 'the establishment'. Or that voters aren't as clever or enlightened as us lefties with our 'correct' world view. Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour.... Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green). "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 21 Aug 15 9.53am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am

I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are.

Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'.

Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour....

Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green).

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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We are goin up! Coulsdon 21 Aug 15 10.44am
Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Aug 2015 9.53am Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are. Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'. And when there's a Tory landslide, they blame the Murdoch press. And tell themselves that the electorate really wants socialism but is denied it by 'the establishment'. Or that voters aren't as clever or enlightened as us lefties with our 'correct' world view. Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour.... Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green). I'd say maybe about half of the electorate who actually vote pay no attention to politics until a couple of months before the election, when they tend to pick either red or blue. The rest tend to be stuck in their ways and will argue all day about politics without ever changing their vote. It's the swing voters who decide the election, and they will simply hear "more taxes" and vote blue. I don't know how many times Labour need to get spanked at an election with a lefty leader before they realise it only spells Conservative victories. Unless, of course, Jonny Eagles is right which I suspect he is. Lefties love a whinge. The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Aug 2015 9.53am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am

I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are.

Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'.

Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour....

Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green).

I'd say maybe about half of the electorate who actually vote pay no attention to politics until a couple of months before the election, when they tend to pick either red or blue. The rest tend to be stuck in their ways and will argue all day about politics without ever changing their vote.

It's the swing voters who decide the election, and they will simply hear "more taxes" and vote blue. I don't know how many times Labour need to get spanked at an election with a lefty leader before they realise it only spells Conservative victories. Unless, of course, Jonny Eagles is right which I suspect he is. Lefties love a whinge.

The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.

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Hoof Hearted 21 Aug 15 10.48am
Quote We are goin up! at 21 Aug 2015 10.44am Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Aug 2015 9.53am Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are. Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'. And when there's a Tory landslide, they blame the Murdoch press. And tell themselves that the electorate really wants socialism but is denied it by 'the establishment'. Or that voters aren't as clever or enlightened as us lefties with our 'correct' world view. Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour.... Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green). I'd say maybe about half of the electorate who actually vote pay no attention to politics until a couple of months before the election, when they tend to pick either red or blue. The rest tend to be stuck in their ways and will argue all day about politics without ever changing their vote. It's the swing voters who decide the election, and they will simply hear "more taxes" and vote blue. I don't know how many times Labour need to get spanked at an election with a lefty leader before they realise it only spells Conservative victories. Unless, of course, Jonny Eagles is right which I suspect he is. Lefties love a whinge. ......... really?
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Hoof Hearted 21 Aug 15 10.48am

Quote We are goin up! at 21 Aug 2015 10.44am

Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Aug 2015 9.53am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am

I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are.

Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'.

Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour....

Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green).

......... really?

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ghosteagle 21 Aug 15 12.20pm
Quote We are goin up! at 21 Aug 2015 10.44am Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Aug 2015 9.53am Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are. Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'. And when there's a Tory landslide, they blame the Murdoch press. And tell themselves that the electorate really wants socialism but is denied it by 'the establishment'. Or that voters aren't as clever or enlightened as us lefties with our 'correct' world view. Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour.... Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green). I'd say maybe about half of the electorate who actually vote pay no attention to politics until a couple of months before the election, when they tend to pick either red or blue. The rest tend to be stuck in their ways and will argue all day about politics without ever changing their vote. It's the swing voters who decide the election, and they will simply hear "more taxes" and vote blue. I don't know how many times Labour need to get spanked at an election with a lefty leader before they realise it only spells Conservative victories. Unless, of course, Jonny Eagles is right which I suspect he is. Lefties love a whinge. So, by this logic, a left leader will never be elected?
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21 Aug 15 12.20pm

Quote We are goin up! at 21 Aug 2015 10.44am

Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Aug 2015 9.53am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am

I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are.

Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'.

Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour....

Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green).

So, by this logic, a left leader will never be elected?

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JL85 London,SE9 21 Aug 15 12.35pm
Vote cast today. #Jezwecan
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Vote cast today.

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palace_in_frogland In a broken dream 21 Aug 15 2.17pm
Quote ghosteagle at 21 Aug 2015 12.20pm Quote We are goin up! at 21 Aug 2015 10.44am Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Aug 2015 9.53am Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are. Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'. And when there's a Tory landslide, they blame the Murdoch press. And tell themselves that the electorate really wants socialism but is denied it by 'the establishment'. Or that voters aren't as clever or enlightened as us lefties with our 'correct' world view. Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour.... Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green). I'd say maybe about half of the electorate who actually vote pay no attention to politics until a couple of months before the election, when they tend to pick either red or blue. The rest tend to be stuck in their ways and will argue all day about politics without ever changing their vote. It's the swing voters who decide the election, and they will simply hear "more taxes" and vote blue. I don't know how many times Labour need to get spanked at an election with a lefty leader before they realise it only spells Conservative victories. Unless, of course, Jonny Eagles is right which I suspect he is. Lefties love a whinge. So, by this logic, a left leader will never be elected? Since 1970 Won- Wilson, Blair. Lost - Foot, Kinnock, Brown, Miliband. Can you see a pattern there?
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Quote ghosteagle at 21 Aug 2015 12.20pm

Quote We are goin up! at 21 Aug 2015 10.44am

Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Aug 2015 9.53am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 21 Aug 2015 8.16am

I think a lot of lefties must actually prefer a Tory government, because it means they can spend all day ranting and posting on social media about how 'unfeeling' and 'cruel' they are.

Then they vote in someone like Corbyn because it makes them feel good about their 'principles'.

Well its lucky we didn't have a decade of that with people who were right wing slagging of Labour....

Question is of course, if there is a Tory landslide, five years can see a lot of change. I don't really know many lefties who vote Labour either (most of them seem to vote Green).

So, by this logic, a left leader will never be elected?

Since 1970

Won- Wilson, Blair.
Lost - Foot, Kinnock, Brown, Miliband.

Can you see a pattern there?

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jamiemartin721 Reading 21 Aug 15 2.19pm
Quote palace_in_frogland at 21 Aug 2015 2.17pm Since 1970 Won- Wilson, Blair. Lost - Foot, Kinnock, Brown, Miliband. Can you see a pattern there? Not really. Kinnock, Wilson and Foot arguably were all left wing, whilst Blair, Brown and Miliband were right of center "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote palace_in_frogland at 21 Aug 2015 2.17pm
Since 1970

Won- Wilson, Blair.
Lost - Foot, Kinnock, Brown, Miliband.

Can you see a pattern there?

Not really. Kinnock, Wilson and Foot arguably were all left wing, whilst Blair, Brown and Miliband were right of center

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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