General Election July 2024
Discussion
paulw123 said:
chrispmartha said:
Id just cut it short if I were him, he looks like a right pillock
The pillock is the person playing loud music at an official statement that's part of the democratic process. Show some basic respect.
chrispmartha said:
Being trolled by D Ream :-)
A new dawn has broken, has it not?I switched off during the loud music. Trying to be heard over the load music in the rain just made him look weak. Not a great start. It should have been held inside where they could control it.
Edited by tim0409 on Wednesday 22 May 17:29
paulw123 said:
The pillock is the person playing loud music at an official statement that's part of the democratic process.
Show some basic respect.
Respect is earned, he’s presided over the most corrupt, morally in-ept . Self serving government in recent times. Show some basic respect.
The music should have been louder.
Mr Penguin said:
Rusty Old-Banger said:
Because freedom.
Someone will do similar to Kier, can't imagine what the song will be though.
I hope not. Trying to drown out the PM (or LOTO) because you didn't/don't vote for them is in poor taste IMO. Respect the office if not the man.Someone will do similar to Kier, can't imagine what the song will be though.
s, local reporters, etc. RacerMike said:
paulw123 said:
chrispmartha said:
Id just cut it short if I were him, he looks like a right pillock
The pillock is the person playing loud music at an official statement that's part of the democratic process. Show some basic respect. This is the biggest issue, all of the parties are st. Labour aren't going to suddenly find a massive pot of cash to spend, so what's going to change.
All that will happen is Labour will get in, come up with some ideas that are the same as always and Tories will jeer at them like school kids whilst saying the opposite will be better for the country.
t. Labour aren't going to suddenly find a massive pot of cash to spend, so what's going to change.All that will happen is Labour will get in, come up with some ideas that are the same as always and Tories will jeer at them like school kids whilst saying the opposite will be better for the country.
Jonnny said:
This is the biggest issue, all of the parties are st. Labour aren't going to suddenly find a massive pot of cash to spend, so what's going to change.
All that will happen is Labour will get in, come up with some ideas that are the same as always and Tories will jeer at them like school kids whilst saying the opposite will be better for the country.
I won't be voting for any of them.t. Labour aren't going to suddenly find a massive pot of cash to spend, so what's going to change.All that will happen is Labour will get in, come up with some ideas that are the same as always and Tories will jeer at them like school kids whilst saying the opposite will be better for the country.
Rusty Old-Banger said:
"Things can only get better" 
No they can’t. That’s the point. This isn’t like the 1997 election, where rightly or wrongly people looked at Blair and thought “This time it might be different, this time things might change,”
We are going into this with two parties who are basically exactly the same and are unable to face up to the real issues that are confronting real people.
Things aren’t going to go anywhere with these two parties sticking their heads in the sand.
To move forward, this country needs massive change. Politically, culturally, financially and morally and no one is prepared to anything except rearrange the deck chairs as the iceberg scrapes along the side.
tangerine_sedge said:
That announcement just about sums up the current government. A sad and dismal wet PM, being drowned out by a man with a stereo playing DREAM.
FFS - they don't even have the wit or common sense to give him a fking umbrella.
FFS - they don't even have the wit or common sense to give him a f
king umbrella.“I’ve called an election by mistake!”
stolen from Twitter. Made me titter
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