Nick
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Least you put Tory at the end
Least you put Tory at the endOn a side note, Kevin Maton alone could turn me Tory(!)
On a side note, Kevin Maton alone could turn me Tory(!)
But at the same time if it's involved with law making should the electorate not have some sort of say over who is elected to it?He does. And I’d want a full range of opinions rather than just politicians which is all you’d get from an elected chamber. Is much rather take a few major industries, state sectors, charities and the like. I don’t think it’s insurmountable.
But at the same time if it's involved with law making should the electorate not have some sort of say over who is elected to it?
I agree that having a house filled with politicians is hardly a great idea, but at the same time it needs to be accountable to the public.
So what sort of halfway house could we have? Would a list of experts be proposed by the ruling bodies of professions and then the parties choose from those lists depending on the PV of the national vote? Although that sounds a bit like the US Supreme Court which is now fucked due to political ideology, though also highlights perfectly how experts aren't necessarily the solution.
Part of the problem is that we aren't shocked any more. Is there anyone left out there who is surprised at this shit?
She should go to jail but she hasn't committed a few grands worth of benefit fraud soshe should be ok.
Starmer still refusing to criticise the fresh anti union legislation that is coming our way. Really makes voting for him a chore
His main criticism of the new anti union laws was that they won’t stop the current strikes. Not that we already have the harshest anti union laws in the West and adding even more is a blatant attack on working people’s rights.Tories desperately want to paint him as continuity Corbyn, he’s going to be very cool on pro union stuff and pro nationalisation and we’re just going to have to lump it. Said this when Corbyn lost the GE, he tainted so much that there was always going to be an overcorrection.
Ultimately all you can do in opposition is position yourself unless there’s a big rift in the government benches.
Expect tough on crime, sensible finances, pro business to be the main thrusts until the GE. That doesn’t change who the MPs are and what they’ll vote for though. Just as Cameron’s hug a hoodie and love of polar bears didn’t mean anything. It’s just the cost of getting elected.
See Farages mates have attempted a coup in Germany.
That's 2 democracies his mates have attempted to overthrow.
Proper nutters. Apparently printing their own drivers licences and passports.
What is it about mental conspiracies that once you get one you go for the full set?
Why the fuck are we approving new coal mines?
Red. With a white circle in the middle and a black ancient symbol in that.Were the passports blue?
Will get a good chunk of northern votes perhapsBecause its a lot easier than approving wind farms.
How fucked up is that?
I see border force staff are striking now. What was it Sunak was accusing Labour of being the party off?
The striker v public narrative he keeps pushing makes me laugh.
Rail workers, train drivers, nurses, firemen, postmen, border staff, these are the public you fucking plamf.
And don't get me started on this whole "Well the private sector don't get these sort of deals" narrative that we hear from the media.The striker v public narrative he keeps pushing makes me laugh.
Rail workers, train drivers, nurses, firemen, postmen, border staff, these are the public you fucking plamf.
And don't get me started on this whole "Well the private sector don't get these sort of deals" narrative that we hear from the media.
Good unions equals good terms and conditions for the means of production.
Anybody bleating about somebody else getting more than them is in a race to the bottom.
Jaguar Land Rover Unite workers to get above inflation pay rise
Bosses attempted to row back on a previously agreed pay deal but the move was rejected by staffwww.coventrytelegraph.net
It’s the Express.What's with the doomsday here?
$80trillion financial crash to 'Wipe out every dollar in the world'
The world faces a staggering financial meltdown with potential losses exceeding the total number of US dollars in circulation.www.express.co.uk
If the rumours are true it’s a by-election. One for the Lib-Dems to take back you would think.
None of this would have happened if Diana hadn't died.It’s the Express.
Their battle is my battle as far as I'm concernedAs a member of the public: inconvenience me all you need to get a fair wage.
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