General Election
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sunlight
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322 Re: General Election Sat Dec 07 2019, 12:15
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
Disgraceful i just hope labour win and everything will be beautiful.
323 Re: General Election Sat Dec 07 2019, 12:25
Guest
Guest
Increasingly feel you need to be a complete fucking idiot to vote Tory.
324 Re: General Election Sat Dec 07 2019, 12:53
sunlight
Andy Walker
People fall for the Tory lies everytime. Never trust a word that a Tory ever says. If you are not a millionaire you shouldnt be voting for them.
325 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 14:21
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Its taken some time, but your catching up with how we Tory voters have thought about you Labour voters for many yearsT.R.O.Y wrote:Increasingly feel you need to be a complete fucking idiot to vote Tory.
326 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 16:52
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
T.R.O.Y wrote:Increasingly feel you need to be a complete fucking idiot to vote Tory.
Who are you voting for?
327 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 18:05
Guest
Guest
gloswhite wrote:Its taken some time, but your catching up with how we Tory voters have thought about you Labour voters for many yearsT.R.O.Y wrote:Increasingly feel you need to be a complete fucking idiot to vote Tory.
What are you expecting the Tories to do for you?
328 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 18:13
Cajunboy
Frank Worthington
A lot more than that old bloke who can't even get his own glasses sorted out.
329 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 18:20
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Cajunboy wrote:A lot more than that old bloke who can't even get his own glasses sorted out.
So you think you are going to see 50,000 more nurses and 40 new hospitals then?
330 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 20:09
Guest
Guest
Cajunboy wrote:A lot more than that old bloke who can't even get his own glasses sorted out.
Seems to be the typical response from Tory voters to point at perceived Labour failures and instead of Tory positives.
What are you expecting a Boris government to do for you?
331 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 20:38
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
T.R.O.Y wrote:Seems to be the typical response from Tory voters to point at perceived Labour failures and instead of Tory positives.
What are you expecting a Boris government to do for you?
Don't ignore the question. Who are you voting for, and why?
332 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 20:46
Guest
Guest
Im voting Labour, the only party with a sensible policy on Brexit and the only party who will rebalance society.
Over to you.
Over to you.
333 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 20:57
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
T.R.O.Y wrote:Im voting Labour, the only party with a sensible policy on Brexit and the only party who will rebalance society.
Over to you.
I'm voting Tory because they are the only party that will deliver Brexit. If Labour gets in it will drag on even longer.
334 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 21:48
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Ann Widdecombe turned up on the telly the other day, proclaiming her devotion to Farage. I hadn't seen her for a long time, and it rather put me off my grub.
She's looking more and more like a cross between Danny DeVito and Margaret Rutherford, but I think I'll be able to cope if I limit myself to radio for the duration.
She's looking more and more like a cross between Danny DeVito and Margaret Rutherford, but I think I'll be able to cope if I limit myself to radio for the duration.
335 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 21:50
Guest
Guest
Delivery what though? A withdrawal agreement that batters our economy followed by years of trade talks. A Tory Brexit will drag on far longer than a pragmatic Brexit which keeps us in the customs union.
It’s time to get real and find a sensible solution.
It’s time to get real and find a sensible solution.
336 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 22:03
okocha
El Hadji Diouf
Sky's Sophie Ridge interviews Boris and asks him what is the naughtiest thing he's ever done.
He prevaricates for 20 minutes and then "inspiration came to him. There may have been one or two occasions on which he had ridden his bicycle on the pavement. Something he deeply regretted and would be punishable with a whole life sentence under a new Conservative law and order crackdown.
“Cycling on a pavement?” a startled Ridge repeated. Did the prime minister really think that was a more serious offence than conspiring to get a journalist beaten up? Or undermining Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s hopes of freedom? Or being sacked for making up stories as a journalist?
Or being sacked as a minister for lying to his party leader about his affair with Petronella Wyatt? Or lying to the Queen? Or wilfully inflicting a Brexit deal on the country in which even he didn’t believe? Or refusing to take responsibility for numerous affairs and children? Or using racist and sexist language? Or his curious relationship with Jennifer Arcuri?
And as these were just the misdemeanours that were a matter of public record, presumably he was more than happy to admit to them all. Clearly nothing in there to give a normally functioning lying sociopath a sleepless night." (John Crace)
He prevaricates for 20 minutes and then "inspiration came to him. There may have been one or two occasions on which he had ridden his bicycle on the pavement. Something he deeply regretted and would be punishable with a whole life sentence under a new Conservative law and order crackdown.
“Cycling on a pavement?” a startled Ridge repeated. Did the prime minister really think that was a more serious offence than conspiring to get a journalist beaten up? Or undermining Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s hopes of freedom? Or being sacked for making up stories as a journalist?
Or being sacked as a minister for lying to his party leader about his affair with Petronella Wyatt? Or lying to the Queen? Or wilfully inflicting a Brexit deal on the country in which even he didn’t believe? Or refusing to take responsibility for numerous affairs and children? Or using racist and sexist language? Or his curious relationship with Jennifer Arcuri?
And as these were just the misdemeanours that were a matter of public record, presumably he was more than happy to admit to them all. Clearly nothing in there to give a normally functioning lying sociopath a sleepless night." (John Crace)
337 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 22:08
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
T.R.O.Y wrote:Delivery what though? A withdrawal agreement that batters our economy followed by years of trade talks.
You might be right, but that's just your opinion, not a fact.
338 Re: General Election Sun Dec 08 2019, 22:29
Guest
Guest
An opinion backed up by facts or experts -
1. The governments own impact analysis predict the damage of this deal - https://qz.com/1733190/what-will-brexit-cost-a-government-report-gives-few-answers/
2. Very few trade experts believe a trade deal can be concluded in 2020
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/politics/2019/nov/06/can-britain-reach-a-trade-deal-with-the-eu-by-the-end-of-2020
Everyone wants Brexit done, I get that. But Get Brexit Done is a slogan, the strategy behind it will achieve nothing of the sort.
1. The governments own impact analysis predict the damage of this deal - https://qz.com/1733190/what-will-brexit-cost-a-government-report-gives-few-answers/
2. Very few trade experts believe a trade deal can be concluded in 2020
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/politics/2019/nov/06/can-britain-reach-a-trade-deal-with-the-eu-by-the-end-of-2020
Everyone wants Brexit done, I get that. But Get Brexit Done is a slogan, the strategy behind it will achieve nothing of the sort.
339 Re: General Election Mon Dec 09 2019, 06:01
Bolton Nuts
Admin
Troy is correct. We will get Brexit done is just a slogan to entice numbskulls to vote Tory.
What is ironic is that the very people who will be enticed by that are the same people who would need a Labour government the most.
What is ironic is that the very people who will be enticed by that are the same people who would need a Labour government the most.
340 Re: General Election Mon Dec 09 2019, 12:57
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Sorry Biggie, you're way off the mark their.Biggie wrote:Troy is correct. We will get Brexit done is just a slogan to entice numbskulls to vote Tory.
What is ironic is that the very people who will be enticed by that are the same people who would need a Labour government the most.
I vote Tory, I'm not a numbskull, and in the past, Labour have never given me all the things they say they will, even though they seem to be getting rid of the nations money at an astonishing rate.
Even though we don't know whats going to happen fully with Brexit, we do know what will happen with a Corbyn government in charge, and it will be drawn out, and very painful. If he manages to do a tenth of what he promises, then I shall seriously consider voting him in again. (although I think I'm safe on that one )
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