General Election July 2024

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bigothunter

12,493 posts

75 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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philv said:
Digga said:
Good for the Lib Dems. Good for breaking up the crap, 2 party politics that's clearly not working for the UK.

Onward toward PR.
Great for moving to the 1 party system that labour have in mind with votes for 16 year olds, votes for non uk citizens and the other vote rigging crap they come up with.
Backed by a client state from an enlarged public sector, and Labour could seize power indefinitely.

President Merkin

4,297 posts

34 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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You two should probably have a cuppa & a sit down. You're hysterical.

SpidersWeb

4,065 posts

188 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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philv said:
and the other vote rigging crap they come up with.
You mean like the vote rigging crap that the Conservatives tried by giving the vote to people who moved from the UK more than 15 years ago?

Frankly a 16 year old or an EU citizen living in the UK has more interest in what is happening here and how it should be governed than someone who fked off almost two decades ago.

S600BSB

6,589 posts

121 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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CivicDuties said:
Mortarboard said:
Election calculus still giving the libdems more seats than cons. 10 seat or so advantage. It's going to be close.

Reform "down" to 7 seats.

M.
The good thing about this is that if the LibDems do become the official opposition, then they will have to be covered by the BBC for "balance" as much as the governing party. There will be no responsibility on them to cover the Conservative party equally any more.

So, if you want the Tories gone, and you want them gone for good, and you're prevaricating over voting for the LibDems, there's a good reason to go for it.
Absolutely right. Really hope Reform don’t get 7 seats though - need to keep the door firmly closed to them.

S600BSB

6,589 posts

121 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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SpidersWeb said:
philv said:
and the other vote rigging crap they come up with.
You mean like the vote rigging crap that the Conservatives tried by giving the vote to people who moved from the UK more than 15 years ago?

Frankly a 16 year old or an EU citizen living in the UK has more interest in what is happening here and how it should be governed than someone who fked off almost two decades ago.
Quite right. No one cons like the Cons!

ChocolateFrog

31,719 posts

188 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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Just sat in the car at Morrisons and 2 guys on a new bike in balaclavas are going up and down the car park lanes.

Feels so distopian.

carlo996

6,815 posts

36 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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SpidersWeb said:
carlo996 said:
when they don’t deliver anything they promise?
Have they actually promised to deliver anything?

I thought they were just stood there saying 'vote for us rather than that lot over there, frankly we can't be any worse'.

And an awful lot of people do seem to be taking them up on that offer, which given it is a pretty pathetic offer, doesn't exactly say much about what the public think of the Conservatives performance whilst in power or what they have delivered.
I’m with you on Sunak, a more disconnected toff you could not find. It’s just that Labour…robbed pension funds, tried to start world war three, always leave office with unemployment higher, love envy tax, will be moving to the leftist policies once in, have no economic impact…apart for borrowing more.

The popularity will be short lived, that’s the byproduct of not governing and shouting ‘hear hear’ from the sidelines. When it’s time to actually do, there’s going ti a lot of sore pockets.

This is the benefit of having seen it all before. Unlike say someone swayed by Farage on a whim, I remember Brown, Blair, that utter Ed Balls, Livingstone, Scargill….the champagne socialists rogues gallery biggrin

But that’s life. Soon Starmwr will be gone, with his life long salary and taxpayer funded pension. The more things change the more they stay the same inevitably.

valiant

12,254 posts

175 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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philv said:
Great for moving to the 1 party system that labour have in mind with votes for 16 year olds, votes for non uk citizens and the other vote rigging crap they come up with.
Remind me again who brought in the new voter ID rules that even JRM admitted was akin to gerrymandering?


Why do those on the right have such short memories?

ChocolateFrog

31,719 posts

188 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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bigothunter said:
philv said:
Digga said:
Good for the Lib Dems. Good for breaking up the crap, 2 party politics that's clearly not working for the UK.

Onward toward PR.
Great for moving to the 1 party system that labour have in mind with votes for 16 year olds, votes for non uk citizens and the other vote rigging crap they come up with.
Backed by a client state from an enlarged public sector, and Labour could seize power indefinitely.
rofl

fking bed wetters are out in force I see.

Genuinely hilarious.

Labour have won how many elections in the last 150 years?

The only reason they're getting in is because of the absolutely downright diabolical job the Tories have done.

Maybe a cold shower is on the cards.

Labour "seizing power" (whatever that means. I assume it means democratically elected) indefinitely rofl Jesus Christ.

Edited by ChocolateFrog on Monday 1st July 17:31

bitchstewie

58,514 posts

225 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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It is funny seeing people piss themselves silly convinced democracy is finished simply because the Conservatives look like losing on Thursday.

ChocolateFrog

31,719 posts

188 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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bhstewie said:
It is funny seeing people piss themselves silly convinced democracy is finished simply because the Conservatives look like losing on Thursday.
Indeed.

Even the ones with £10 in their Post Office account think they have to start moving it offshore.

It's all very, very funny.

carlo996

6,815 posts

36 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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bhstewie said:
It is funny seeing people piss themselves silly convinced democracy is finished simply because the Conservatives look like losing on Thursday.
Oh they will lose. And smug individuals like you, once lightly pummelled in the wallet department will soon be back here crying. Once the thin veneer is gone, it’ll be the same stshow as every other lefty government biggrin

119

11,667 posts

51 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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carlo996 said:
bhstewie said:
It is funny seeing people piss themselves silly convinced democracy is finished simply because the Conservatives look like losing on Thursday.
Oh they will lose. And smug individuals like you, once lightly pummelled in the wallet department will soon be back here crying. Once the thin veneer is gone, it’ll be the same stshow as every other lefty government biggrin
He is too busy cleaning himself up after posting links on the Reform thread.

Might take a while.

carlo996

6,815 posts

36 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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President Merkin

4,297 posts

34 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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119

11,667 posts

51 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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Oilchange

9,235 posts

275 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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hehe

ChocolateFrog

31,719 posts

188 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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carlo996 said:
Oh they will lose. And smug individuals like you, once lightly pummelled in the wallet department will soon be back here crying. Once the thin veneer is gone, it’ll be the same stshow as every other lefty government biggrin
What are they going to take out of the average UK wallet?

Mr Penguin

3,456 posts

54 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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carlo996 said:
Oh they will lose. And smug individuals like you, once lightly pummelled in the wallet department will soon be back here crying. Once the thin veneer is gone, it’ll be the same stshow as every other lefty government biggrin
It won't take long - he is surprisingly unpopular for a LOTO three days from a likely landslide and it's harder to get the public to like you when in government and making difficult decisions on things he hasn't got buy-in from the electorate when he has a self imposed straight jacket.
https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/explore/publi...

valiant

12,254 posts

175 months

Monday 1st July 2024
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carlo996 said:
Oh they will lose. And smug individuals like you, once lightly pummelled in the wallet department will soon be back here crying. Once the thin veneer is gone, it’ll be the same stshow as every other lefty government biggrin
My wallet has never been pummelled harder than with the shower currently in charge!

Do you really think that continuation with the current lot after all the st they’ve pulled is ‘the way forward’?

Or does St Nige hold all the answers for you?