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Name one that gets even close to suggesting people inject themselves with disinfectant?
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Ian1779
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Evo1883
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I reckon there's more chance of me being elected in 2024
Evo1883
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I actually agree with what the RNLI do , it's their moral duty .
However , cracking PR this week , the chief executive isnt thick
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I meant one thing Biden has said that is as stupid as injecting disinfectant. Yes of course there are plenty of Trump examples.
I love the Michael Spicer room next door videos btw.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Might be a bit difficult if he's in the Big House.
skybluetony176
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Who can forget this classic
If he was nothing else he was entertaining. And he was nothing else.
If he was nothing else he was entertaining. And he was nothing else.
Brighton Sky Blue
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David O'Day
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So basically you are mocking someone for having a stammer? Classy
shmmeee
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I actually agree with what the RNLI do , it's their moral duty .
However , cracking PR yesterday , the managing directors aren't thick
Its just such a dumb target. Like the England team.
Watched ten minutes of a guy reminiscing about his time in a neighbourhood. Genuinely not sure what point you’re trying to make. He didn’t lose his thread or stumble once.
Brighton Sky Blue
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So you really ignored the famous ‘corn pop’ stories and rambling on about ‘hairy legs’? Wow
skybluetony176
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It’s getting ridiculous. The RNLI, too savey. The National Trust, too learny. Lawyers, too law abiding.
Well he probably stretched to stay on the theme a couple of times and so what.
What's the real ethos of the man, is he out to harm or cause harm to anyone?
Does he think of the whole or the clique by his words and actions?
Brighton Sky Blue
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Getting quite philosophical there Wingy. The measure of the man is of a moderate Republican who got in because of who he wasn’t more than who he was.
skybluetony176
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Still. If fingers are being pointed at the RNLI, NT and lawyers people might miss this
Every cloud…
Every cloud…
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Not sure what point lt is that's being made - a handful of top officials got gifted, it was ever thus, all over, and whatever the colour of the govt.
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Grendel
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Tony thought it would get a couple of likes. Don’t diss him. He knows what he voted for
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Ian1779
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Can’t believe they thought the opening sentence needed to be a question.
skybluetony176
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We desperately need a written constitution enshrined in law. The unwritten one isn’t working anymore.
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Yeah, but who'd write it...
Evo1883
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I mean , the yanks still hold on to things written in the constitution from 1776 , it sounds good but in reality it's a different ballgame and they can't change it , well not without a civil war atleast
Try getting them guns now
skybluetony176
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Who would uphold it also. We have a ministerial code but that doesn’t mean Jack shit either anymore.
clint van damme
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I mean , the yanks still hold on to things written in the constitution from 1776 , it sounds good but in reality it's a different ballgame and they can't change it , well not without a civil war atleast
Try getting them guns now
that's because they don't understand the meaning of the word amendment.
Evo1883
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I don't know how a country that has lived by the constitution for 250 years almost can just amend and change their constitution without a huge pushback , they have more guns than most militaries
That would inevitably cause problems here too in 2-300 years time when life is different .
You've heard every chat with law enforcement , or argument in the shops on social media in America ..."that's my constitutional right " a few old men said he could stand outside this church and call him a ***** , in 1776
Fuck that nonsense
Basically we'd end up even more like America than we are now
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shmmeee
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I mean , the yanks still hold on to things written in the constitution from 1776 , it sounds good but in reality it's a different ballgame and they can't change it , well not without a civil war atleast
Try getting them guns now
Funny thing about that is it’s the second *amendment* which suggests it can be changed.
All tradition is like this. It’s like the Mormons who are fine with technology up until about 1700 then it’s all forbidden.
Evo1883
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We'd develop a system like there though where 1 party would commit to upholding the constitution and the other wanting to amend , and it would go back and forth ...we'd basically become America
And then we'd all get really fat and start buying pickups ...I can't
shmmeee
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Yeah I’m not a fan of a written constitution. But some laws on behaviour in public office would be nice.
COV
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and that gap between the two countries gets smaller all the time as it is
Evo1883
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Yea ofcourse