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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The reaction against the DUP on these boards is ridiculous but expected of those who basically aren't pro British state. They mistakenly feel emboldened. This vote wasn't for their point of view in regards of being anti British state.....or in their minds against imperialism. Take out the pro/anti British. What about their on going corruption?
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Sweary. [Tweet Link]
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What a bender
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Originally posted by Farawayeagle
God help us. Thank God Corbyn failed if that's the quality of those in his corner. Perhaps we should all rally behind Lord Bucket Head at the next election. He has at least as many credentials to be Prime Minister as Jeremy Corbyn.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I definitely don't take out the pro/anti British situation. I do believe in treating people fairly but if that isn't given back that makes a big difference to me. I know nothing about corruption, isn't that a northern Ireland matter? All of a sudden it's not a Northern Ireland matter though is it. This small group of crooked zealots is going to hold the balance of power for the whole of the UK. And up to a point will get whatever they want.
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Oh if it wasn't so worrying, what a delicious twist. This stuff is all over social media...
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
They used to say that satire damaged politicians but no satire could be more laughable than the real Labour Party under Corbyn. Watching Labour MP's trying to avoid saying that their leader is a c*** and people coming on TV to defend Corbyn who have no real idea about politics, are among the most embarrassing things I have witnessed in politics. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (29 Apr 2017 3.56pm) He he he.
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Originally posted by coulsdoneagle
David Lammy, my mp and former Boss. Obviously it's tough being labour with Corbyn but the sooner the general election happens the sooner that clown will have to step down and we can start to build. No matter who you support having a government with no credible opposition is bad news. A) do you still feel the same?
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Looking on the bright side (although I'm not bothered about Ruth Davidson either way)....
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Looking on the bright side (although I'm not bothered about Ruth Davidson either way).... She doesn't swing our way. She has some political weight now with Scottish seats in double figures where I doubt they've had more than 1. She showed she was to be respected in the big EU debate vs Amber Rudd, Boris Johnson and I think Gisela Stewart. You've got to admit, in her comfortable environment she could make your balls hide inside your torso.
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Looking on the bright side (although I'm not bothered about Ruth Davidson either way).... Good pic and so true! At least it's looking like Corbyn isn't going to be anywhere near power for a few years and next time the election happens, conservatives can up their game a bit! I normally vote Lib-dem but cannot stand their leader so didn't bother this time but it still baffles me how so many people can vote for Corbyn! But they do so fair play- i'm obviously missing something!
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Originally posted by cardiff eagle
Good pic and so true! At least it's looking like Corbyn isn't going to be anywhere near power for a few years and next time the election happens, conservatives can up their game a bit! I normally vote Lib-dem but cannot stand their leader so didn't bother this time but it still baffles me how so many people can vote for Corbyn! But they do so fair play- i'm obviously missing something! I don't think we'll even have to wait one year before we have to go through all this mularkey again. Let's hope the opposition to Corbyn will be a bit stouter next time.
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Originally posted by cardiff eagle
Good pic and so true! At least it's looking like Corbyn isn't going to be anywhere near power for a few years and next time the election happens, conservatives can up their game a bit! I normally vote Lib-dem but cannot stand their leader so didn't bother this time but it still baffles me how so many people can vote for Corbyn! But they do so fair play- i'm obviously missing something! Free tuition fees! The irony is the repayments are in favour of the lower paid and I think I'm right in saying working class student numbers have increased. The 50% - 60% may feel later in life that why should they find someone else's further education and higher earnings. Just putting it out there really. I agree with Jamie that education should be encouraged as much as possible, should be valued by society and not just measured on a profit basis. But you can remove media studies and other work delaying bollox.
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
She doesn't swing our way. She has some political weight now with Scottish seats in double figures where I doubt they've had more than 1. She showed she was to be respected in the big EU debate vs Amber Rudd, Boris Johnson and I think Gisela Stewart. You've got to admit, in her comfortable environment she could make your balls hide inside your torso. The Tories had a few seats in Scotland before Blair and the SNP virtually wiped them out. But 'tis true, she'd walk away with your bollocks in a bag.
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