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 Orange1290  03 Dec 21 1.03pm |
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Couldn't make it up lol! "Farage anti-cancel culture conference gets cancelled" Edited by Orange1290 (03 Dec 2021 1.04pm)
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Stirlingsays  03 Dec 21 1.46pm |
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Apparently they required vaccine or test certificates. More economic madness hurting business.
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| steeleye20 Croydon 03 Dec 21 1.56pm |
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Originally posted by Orange1290
Couldn't make it up lol! "Farage anti-cancel culture conference gets cancelled" Edited by Orange1290 (03 Dec 2021 1.04pm) So the anti-cancel culture conference is cancelled. Touchez. Only 400 out of 3,000 seats sold, if its Farage don't expect your money back.
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| Orange1290 03 Dec 21 2.15pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Apparently they required vaccine or test certificates. More economic madness hurting business. Not at all, total common sense in the current situation. However, the real point is that Farage had minimal uptake of tickets, showing what a fake he's always been and more fool the lemmings who followed him off the cliff face.
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| Stirlingsays 03 Dec 21 2.46pm |
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Originally posted by Orange1290
Not at all, total common sense in the current situation. However, the real point is that Farage had minimal uptake of tickets, showing what a fake he's always been and more fool the lemmings who followed him off the cliff face. Common sense? Economic harm is not common sense. Yeah, I expect all those families who can't currently afford to feed their children properly and heat their abode really agree with you. All those people who have or will die out of deferred diagnosis and treatment....all the extra deaths caused out of reduced aid. You have cheered on policies that have given us the inflation that is hurting the most vulnerable. We don't need common sense like that. Edited by Stirlingsays (03 Dec 2021 2.51pm)
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 Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 03 Dec 21 2.50pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Apparently they required vaccine or test certificates. More economic madness hurting business. Another seriously weird view! I doubt too many business people would have attended, and it was O2's decision to restrict entry to the vaccinated and tested. So they clearly believe it is good for their business to ensure they are providing as safe an environment as possible. I wouldn't have attended in any circumstances, but I would be even less likely to if there weren't some controls.
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| Orange1290 03 Dec 21 3.00pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Common sense? Economic harm is not common sense. Yeah, I expect all those families who can't currently afford to feed their children properly and heat their abode really agree with you. All those people who have or will die out of deferred diagnosis and treatment....all the extra deaths caused out of reduced aid. You have cheered on policies that have given us the inflation that is hurting the most vulnerable. We don't need common sense like that. Edited by Stirlingsays (03 Dec 2021 2.51pm) Anything that stops Farage trying to spread his corrosive lies can only be a good thing. In doing that "all those families who can't currently afford to feed their children properly and heat their abode" will be far better off. However, they will be starting off from a very low point due to Farage's deceit that he spouted over many years and it will be large numbers of the same people who "can't currently afford to feed their children properly and heat their abode" that voted for him in the first place. What goes around comes around.
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 03 Dec 21 3.07pm |
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Lots of places are still selling out despite needing vaccine or test certificates. I went to the 3500 seat Hammersmith Odeon to see Tim Michin which was sold out despite needing something on your phone and I'm off to the theater with 2200 other people tomorrow night with the same restrictions. Palace will probably require something similar soon (look forward to the queues outside) and will still get 22000 to 25000 people turning up. I suspect this cancellation has more to do with low ticket sales.
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| Stirlingsays 03 Dec 21 3.11pm |
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Originally posted by Orange1290
Anything that stops Farage trying to spread his corrosive lies can only be a good thing. In doing that "all those families who can't currently afford to feed their children properly and heat their abode" will be far better off. However, they will be starting off from a very low point due to Farage's deceit that he spouted over many years and it will be large numbers of the same people who "can't currently afford to feed their children properly and heat their abode" that voted for him in the first place. What goes around comes around. Really? Well the EU's inflation rate is 4.9 % in November 2021, up from 4.1 % in October 2021.....I don't know what the UK's rate is for November but last month it was 4.2...so it's likely up like the EU's and practically the same. America's inflation is also a disaster and only one of these three was in Brexit...which was what Farage was about.....but all three of them followed the disastrous economic lockdown policies, which you so eagerly support here. Yet all you give a damn about is meaningless little jibes against Farage.
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| Stirlingsays 03 Dec 21 3.14pm |
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Originally posted by topcat
Lots of places are still selling out despite needing vaccine or test certificates. I went to the 3500 seat Hammersmith Odeon to see Tim Michin which was sold out despite needing something on your phone and I'm off to the theater with 2200 other people tomorrow night with the same restrictions. Palace will probably require something similar soon (look forward to the queues outside) and will still get 22000 to 25000 people turning up. I suspect this cancellation has more to do with low ticket sales. I suspect it's more to do with the kind of people who support vaccine or test certificates as opposed to those who don't...but who are being expected to use them. Just chewing the cud but while I personally think Tim Michin is highly talented I suspect that most of his fans are on the left and automatically support passports and aren't the kind of people who support Farage. Farage can hardly be considered unpopular as he's pretty much taken GB News's viewing figures by storm. Edited by Stirlingsays (03 Dec 2021 3.21pm)
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| EverybodyDannsNow SE19 03 Dec 21 3.36pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I suspect it's more to do with the kind of people who support vaccine or test certificates as opposed to those who don't...but who are being expected to use them. Just chewing the cud but while I personally think Tim Michin is highly talented I suspect that most of his fans are on the left and automatically support passports and aren't the kind of people who support Farage. Farage can hardly be considered unpopular as he's pretty much taken GB News's viewing figures by storm. Edited by Stirlingsays (03 Dec 2021 3.21pm) 7 failed attempts running for office would suggest he is pretty unpopular.
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| Stirlingsays 03 Dec 21 3.43pm |
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
7 failed attempts running for office would suggest he is pretty unpopular. Seriously Danns? One Brexit rather busts your contention.....also the number of votes Ukip gained around the country with him in charge is also testament to it. From what I heard Farage was never given a fair shake in those elections.....which given the underhand tactics often used by local parties sounds par for the course.
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