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cryrst The garden of England 20 Jun 22 5.38am
Originally posted by croydon proud Failure indeed Steeleye, but how can people admit they were had? Some people in the street i have chatted to are presumbing i voted leave-although i didnt actually vote - and tell me "we" made a mistake! I don"t bother telling them they are being a bit presumptuou in the "we", but do see the pain on their face as they realise they were had, I think its going to take a lot more pain for the masses to admit they were had, but they know it, you know it, and I know it! The respect they had for the system by actually voting must make you wince a little. Fancy bottling it like you did then ranting about the result !!!
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The garden of England 20 Jun 22 5.38am

Originally posted by croydon proud

Failure indeed Steeleye, but how can people admit they were had? Some people in the street i have chatted to are presumbing i voted leave-although i didnt actually vote - and tell me "we" made a mistake! I don"t bother telling them they are being a bit presumptuou in the "we", but do see the pain on their face as they realise they were had, I think its going to take a lot more pain for the masses to admit they were had, but they know it, you know it, and I know it!

The respect they had for the system by actually voting must make you wince a little.
Fancy bottling it like you did then ranting about the result !!!

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Runningman Keston 20 Jun 22 7.29am
Originally posted by cryrst The respect they had for the system by actually voting must make you wince a little. Fancy bottling it like you did then ranting about the result !!! Yeah, it’s great being able to claim that ‘it was nothing to do with me’ whatever the outcome, I’m sure.
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Keston 20 Jun 22 7.29am

Originally posted by cryrst

The respect they had for the system by actually voting must make you wince a little.
Fancy bottling it like you did then ranting about the result !!!

Yeah, it’s great being able to claim that ‘it was nothing to do with me’ whatever the outcome, I’m sure.

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steeleye20 Croydon 20 Jun 22 10.21am
Originally posted by croydon proud Failure indeed Steeleye, but how can people admit they were had? Some people in the street i have chatted to are presumbing i voted leave-although i didnt actually vote - and tell me "we" made a mistake! I don"t bother telling them they are being a bit presumptuou in the "we", but do see the pain on their face as they realise they were had, I think its going to take a lot more pain for the masses to admit they were had, but they know it, you know it, and I know it! The voters also have to realise they were had at the 2019 election, its painful how they clutch at straws over Johnson. It's a form of masochism he should be hung upside down like Mussolini.
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Croydon 20 Jun 22 10.21am

Originally posted by croydon proud

The voters also have to realise they were had at the 2019 election, its painful how they clutch at straws over Johnson.

It's a form of masochism he should be hung upside down like Mussolini.

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Teddy Eagle 20 Jun 22 10.35am
Originally posted by steeleye20 This isn't about Labour in 1979 at all, it is the unwinding of the dysfunctional Thatcherite model, driven by credit, consumption and property prices. She viewed railways with horror they needed investment. For her it was class, assets as it is now, not productivity, hard work and enterprise, high quality work places. That poster, 'The UK isn't working' is more appropriate now after 12 years of tory misrule, than it ever was. Britain, post-brexit, is a failure, until we face it it will only get worse. Genuine question for the purpose of this discussion. For which periods in the past 50 years was Britain a success?
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20 Jun 22 10.35am

Originally posted by steeleye20

This isn't about Labour in 1979 at all, it is the unwinding of the dysfunctional Thatcherite model, driven by credit, consumption and property prices.

She viewed railways with horror they needed investment.

For her it was class, assets as it is now, not productivity, hard work and enterprise, high quality work places.

That poster, 'The UK isn't working' is more appropriate now after 12 years of tory misrule, than it ever was.

Britain, post-brexit, is a failure, until we face it it will only get worse.

Genuine question for the purpose of this discussion.
For which periods in the past 50 years was Britain a success?

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 20 Jun 22 1.37pm
Originally posted by cryrst The respect they had for the system by actually voting must make you wince a little. Fancy bottling it like you did then ranting about the result !!! The truth hurts I know, you bent over in an alley for Nigel and Jacob- they had you big time, you fell for it- I get your pain, now you and us all are going to suffer in the pocket, great job!
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Any european country i fancy! 20 Jun 22 1.37pm

Originally posted by cryrst

The respect they had for the system by actually voting must make you wince a little.
Fancy bottling it like you did then ranting about the result !!!

The truth hurts I know, you bent over in an alley for Nigel and Jacob- they had you big time, you fell for it- I get your pain, now you and us all are going to suffer in the pocket, great job!

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 20 Jun 22 1.38pm
Originally posted by Runningman Yeah, it’s great being able to claim that ‘it was nothing to do with me’ whatever the outcome, I’m sure. You were had to then?
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Any european country i fancy! 20 Jun 22 1.38pm

Originally posted by Runningman

Yeah, it’s great being able to claim that ‘it was nothing to do with me’ whatever the outcome, I’m sure.

You were had to then?

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Teddy Eagle 20 Jun 22 1.52pm
Originally posted by croydon proud The truth hurts I know, you bent over in an alley for Nigel and Jacob- they had you big time, you fell for it- I get your pain, now you and us all are going to suffer in the pocket, great job! 13,000,000 didn't vote. Had they been that bothered at the time instead of bleating about it afterwards the outcome might have been different.
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20 Jun 22 1.52pm

Originally posted by croydon proud

The truth hurts I know, you bent over in an alley for Nigel and Jacob- they had you big time, you fell for it- I get your pain, now you and us all are going to suffer in the pocket, great job!

13,000,000 didn't vote. Had they been that bothered at the time instead of bleating about it afterwards the outcome might have been different.

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 20 Jun 22 1.55pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle 13,000,000 didn't vote. Had they been that bothered at the time instead of bleating about it afterwards the outcome might have been different. Yeah. I was one of them, but no bleating-i2m kind of enjoying it- everyones moaning in the park- they lied to us etc- I find it funny- karma Teddy!
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Any european country i fancy! 20 Jun 22 1.55pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

13,000,000 didn't vote. Had they been that bothered at the time instead of bleating about it afterwards the outcome might have been different.

Yeah. I was one of them, but no bleating-i2m kind of enjoying it- everyones moaning in the park- they lied to us etc- I find it funny- karma Teddy!

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 20 Jun 22 1.58pm
Originally posted by croydon proud Yeah. I was one of them, but no bleating-i2m kind of enjoying it- everyones moaning in the park- they lied to us etc- I find it funny- karma Teddy! Bungle, who originally wanted to remain until he saw a career opportunity, said vote leave and get higher wages- now the railway lads are going for higher wages, he"s moaning -or bleating as you say up there , about wage increases, make your mind up bungle, you are confusing even your own die hard supporters!
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Any european country i fancy! 20 Jun 22 1.58pm

Originally posted by croydon proud

Yeah. I was one of them, but no bleating-i2m kind of enjoying it- everyones moaning in the park- they lied to us etc- I find it funny- karma Teddy!

Bungle, who originally wanted to remain until he saw a career opportunity, said vote leave and get higher wages- now the railway lads are going for higher wages, he"s moaning -or bleating as you say up there , about wage increases, make your mind up bungle, you are confusing even your own die hard supporters!

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Teddy Eagle 20 Jun 22 3.30pm
Originally posted by croydon proud Yeah. I was one of them, but no bleating-i2m kind of enjoying it- everyones moaning in the park- they lied to us etc- I find it funny- karma Teddy! That's the spirit. We've given it six years, alright two and a half of them were taken up by a pandemic, but that's long enough for anyone.
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20 Jun 22 3.30pm

Originally posted by croydon proud

Yeah. I was one of them, but no bleating-i2m kind of enjoying it- everyones moaning in the park- they lied to us etc- I find it funny- karma Teddy!

That's the spirit. We've given it six years, alright two and a half of them were taken up by a pandemic, but that's long enough for anyone.

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JRW2 Dulwich 20 Jun 22 4.58pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 That poster, 'The UK isn't working' is more appropriate now after 12 years of tory misrule, than it ever was. Hardly. The unemployment rate when that poster went up in 1978 was 5.4%. It's now 3.7%.
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Dulwich 20 Jun 22 4.58pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

That poster, 'The UK isn't working' is more appropriate now after 12 years of tory misrule, than it ever was.

Hardly. The unemployment rate when that poster went up in 1978 was 5.4%. It's now 3.7%.

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cryrst The garden of England 20 Jun 22 5.05pm
Originally posted by croydon proud The truth hurts I know, you bent over in an alley for Nigel and Jacob- they had you big time, you fell for it- I get your pain, now you and us all are going to suffer in the pocket, great job! FYI I voted remain but now know I was wrong because of bleeding heart liberals who couldn’t be bothered to even do that simple task then blubber about how bad it might be. At least Wisbech and his family have the moral ground as they put that smidgen of effort in. All you do is sit on your PC moaning whilst being retired in this damn capitalist environment. Look up hypocrisy in the dictionary as there might be a picture of you next to it.
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The garden of England 20 Jun 22 5.05pm

Originally posted by croydon proud

The truth hurts I know, you bent over in an alley for Nigel and Jacob- they had you big time, you fell for it- I get your pain, now you and us all are going to suffer in the pocket, great job!

FYI I voted remain but now know I was wrong because of bleeding heart liberals who couldn’t be bothered to even do that simple task then blubber about how bad it might be. At least Wisbech and his family have the moral ground as they put that smidgen of effort in. All you do is sit on your PC moaning whilst being retired in this damn capitalist environment. Look up hypocrisy in the dictionary as there might be a picture of you next to it.

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