Sarcasms still alive and kicking, thank goodness,Based on this thread, I take it that the mood in the UK at the moment is one of optimism, hope, a clear sense of direction of the incoming government and engagement with politics?
I think the suggestion was that it would be more environmentally friendly to keep ICE but shrink cars.Really is, wonder how much battery you'd actually need for the smaller version!!
We owned one back in the day and could get 4 little uns in the back!
Outside of your centrist dad bubble the mood is that we’ll finally be shot of the Tories, shame we’ve got a fake one replacing them.Why do you say that when most people in this thread dislike Starmer/this Labour party?
The vast majority of people can't wait to get the Tories out though.
This thread
Have a beer and enjoy the football lads.
Is that your dad when you broke it to him you’ve found a new dad off SBT whose telling you who the good guys are now?
If it a blanket ban on ICE only cars being sold, are hybrid engines allowed under the new regs? I can't imagine there being a hard stop on petrol engines being made.
A couple D cells would do the trick.Really is, wonder how much battery you'd actually need for the smaller version!!
We owned one back in the day and could get 4 little uns in the back!
Minilite wheelsTry another!
All ICE cars including hybrids has always been the plan afaik. Second hand cars last forever these days so I’d expect it to be another 15 years or so before its majority electric on the road
Interest rates are high as it's the only tool the bank of England has to combat inflation. It is nothing at all to do with spending during COVID.Aren’t this higher interest rates a result or QE and all the spending during the pandemic.
Interest rates are temporary, council tax will be permanent. Plus the rest of the taxes that will emerge in the shortness of time.
At the moment everything with an ICE carries on until 2035.Well You don’t know much - hybrid new builds carry on 5 years longer until 2035
What contributed to inflation? All the money awash as a result of QE and the wicked Tories paying companies to keep workers in employment via the furlough scheme.Interest rates are high as it's the only tool the bank of England has to combat inflation. It is nothing at all to do with spending during COVID.
Isn't inflation a tool to funnel the money up the chain so the wealthy can gobble up more assets?What contributed to inflation? All the money awash as a result of QE and the wicked Tories paying companies to keep workers in employment via the furlough scheme.
And have bigger gardens.Isn't inflation a tool to funnel the money up the chain so the wealthy can gobble up more assets?
Firstly, that's an absolute Charlie Nicholas of a comeback.
Secondly, your obsession with my dad is fucking weird.
Isn't inflation a tool to funnel the money up the chain so the wealthy can gobble up more assets?
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Day 4: Party Leaders
John 13.12-16
'Jesus said to his disciples, “So, if I your Lord and teacher have washed your feet, you ought also to wash one another’s feet.” ’
Jesus shows us – in actions, not in words – what true leadership looks like. The true leader comes not to be served, but to serve.
Leaders of political parties carry great privilege and responsibility. They can influence the culture and the content of our national life, especially during elections. At the same time, the pressures they are under are hard to imagine.
And they are, of course, just human. They will need the support of those closest to them – their households and friends, as well as advisors – to be able to face whatever challenges lie ahead for them.
Whether or not we intend to vote for them or the candidates from their party, let’s pray today for the resilience and wellbeing of all party leaders. Let’s pray that they may all speak and act in ways that build up rather than undermine. And let’s pray that they use their voice and influence for the common good.
Bless all those called to government and opposition;
guide and guard them in their public service.
Hear us, good Lord.
Sorry Pete but what a load of drivel
Im getting AA vibes
I don’t have an obsession.
I do though find it ironic that someone who freely admits at 18 had to ask his father who to vote for now believes the voting age should be reduced to 16
I find it quite useful to focus my thoughts and to remain non judgemental and humbleIm getting AA vibes
Neither of those things are true, but good try.
And you are obsessed. And despite being told it's fucking weird you persist.
Reform manifesto is out and it's a good laugh.
Magical savings everywhere!
I take it back - you were 19
It's just a grift
He's standing for my local area. Had his manifesto through the post and its just purely related to Muslims and immigration, obviously trying to claw back the reform voters. They've got some decent traction in my area atm.
nah, they aren'tAnd people are absolutely lapping it up, it's mad
Day 4: Party Leaders
John 13.12-16
'Jesus said to his disciples, “So, if I your Lord and teacher have washed your feet, you ought also to wash one another’s feet.” ’
Jesus shows us – in actions, not in words – what true leadership looks like. The true leader comes not to be served, but to serve.
Leaders of political parties carry great privilege and responsibility. They can influence the culture and the content of our national life, especially during elections. At the same time, the pressures they are under are hard to imagine.
And they are, of course, just human. They will need the support of those closest to them – their households and friends, as well as advisors – to be able to face whatever challenges lie ahead for them.
Whether or not we intend to vote for them or the candidates from their party, let’s pray today for the resilience and wellbeing of all party leaders. Let’s pray that they may all speak and act in ways that build up rather than undermine. And let’s pray that they use their voice and influence for the common good.
Bless all those called to government and opposition;
guide and guard them in their public service.
Hear us, good Lord.
And people are absolutely lapping it up, it's mad
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