You say that like anything anyone does really matters in the end.
Are you still kidding yourself that you matter?

Think of the most worthy person you can think of. No one will care in 1000 years. They will just be a page in a book somewhere.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (16 Jun 2017 10.12pm)

Christ. You've got a lovely sunny positive world view don't you.

Define deflecting.

I do feel a bit sorry for theresa, sheis damned if she goes and damned if she doesnt, thou her interview on sky glossing over the fact that the report about safety on gavin barwells desk since october that might have saved all those peoples lives had it been implicated, and the fact that 2 pounds more per panel was the difference between flamable and fireproof with we dont know what happened yet? We might not be sure what started it but we all saw how it spread up the building in 15 minutes from floor 4 to 24 because of flamable panels! Think she might not last the week, shes weak, but probably best if she goes, the pressure cant be good, only hope the bullingdon buffoon goes to, that would be another disaster for the country, billy bunter? No thank you!

Nothing wrong with wealth distribution when helping to give those on the bottom rung a leg up. It is a truism that one can assess a country's moral fibre by looking at how the weakest and most vulnerable are cared for.

We shove old people into homes, let the mentally fragile roam the streets, allow ex-servicemen to sleep in doorways and watch idly by as the Government which 4.5/10 voters wanted rapes our public services.

We are, in short, an abused nation with no sense of empathy nor care trickling down from the very top for a long time now.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Well... I'm back after a hectic week, first post since the GE. I can't say I've had time to read the rhetoric on both sides, but I don't doubt that this has been spun as a victory for Corbyn - no doubt it is: he didn't lose as badly, offered the moon on a stick and achieved a 2% swing. Yet still lost. Yet still isn't PM....

...and thank fkuck for that. May et al. had a terrible campaign, but I'd much rather her than Corbyn. He's welcome to a stint at HMG after we Brexit, as I'd like the "yoot" to witness the clusterfcuk his brand of politics would unleash on the UK. Perhaps it will be a valuable lesson for them.

A valuable lesson has hopefully also been learnt for the Conservatives - May is useless, and should be interim only until it is opportune to replace her. It's sad that slick media grooming is the key to No. 10 these days (compare and contrast Corbyn's media appearances after his extensive coaching), but now it's all about Macron-Blair-Cameron PR, and not about competence (not that I'm sure May has too much going for her there either...)

Meanwhile, we have this reprehensible leftwing politicisation and griefmongering of the Grenfell fire. "Bring the government down" etc, all off the back of MaoDonnell imploring people to take to the streets in protest... of a democratic result to "force a new election". I thought populism was a bad thing, or is it only when it's not your side populising? The deliberate attempt to destabilise government outwith the ballot box: sounds like sedition to me. Particularly odious at that, when it uses the victims of Grenfell as the vehicle.

You should know that if anyone does.

Your entire existence seems to be a political spin.
You have just kidded yourself that you wear the white hat.

You are a political drone. Nothing more.

I know so.

He'll either be marching or refurbishing his kitchen !!

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