Brighton Sky Blue
Well-Known Member
That spelling is way too good for Dim
That spelling is way too good for Dim
You think your well funny don’t ya you melt
#bantzYou think your well funny don’t ya you melt
Why will it be a nightmare? Explain briefly without using any silly soundbites and with some examples of what will go wrong
When this campaign began, there were a fair few of us who probably thought Corbyn would run an energetic, vibrant campaign, as he did last time. This time around however he's seemed flat - maybe he's been told to appear more statesmanlike? I think it's safe to say that a number of us (including a fair few of the half-sane Tory voters) would have expected Johnson's past to catch up with him, his lies to be noticed, and his tedious mantra to go the same way as May's.From the first few pages of the thread and from someone who claimed he always knew it would be a Tory landslide.
What point exactlyProves my point
#bantz
Personally I don't agree. The Labour policy has a clear resolution date too. Arguably, as it heads for a softer Brexit, the ultimate resolution is easier too, so there's less chaos around that.so, in my view, basically a year or two of the same shit we’ve had but worse.
Was among the first at the polling station today. Didn’t spoil the ballot.
Personally I don't agree. The Labour policy has a clear resolution date too. Arguably, as it heads for a softer Brexit, the ultimate resolution is easier too, so there's less chaos around that.
As for the Scottish independence question, a Labour government's far more likely to hold the union together, in my view, because it will be more in sync with Scottish views, and also even if Brexit happens, it'll be a more palatable version, so less likely to sway people towards a pro-Independence vote. With all that in mind, having implemented those policies, a commitment to a second referendum after a couple of years genuinely puts to bed the question for a generation, or more. As it stands, it's going to be a constant push-pull and be potentially destructive.
Personally I see a Tory majority as the most destabilising force there can be. There are warnings from history to suggest that too.
What point exactly
That's obviously in a summer which may not even been this year. It reveals absolutely nothing. We have no context, it was an ambush interview, we have no idea where he was, what he was doing, what the phone call was about, etc
What a lovely guy Corbyn is, see it isn’t only Boris that ‘hides’
right decision BSB. Whether I agree with you political views or not, you spend time to try to understand the current political landscape (what’s best for you and the country) so if people like you spoil their ballot paper, we are fucked....however much it might be voting best of a bad bunch (ps please don’t tell me Corbo)
If it's a Tory majority then that will have a savagely negative impact on my quality of life, and my family's, so fuck off with your banter you utter retard.
Sorry to disappoint you...
Can’t spell
Gets confused by long words
Believes everything Boris says
Rants in upper case about Nicola Sturgeon
Still gets a vote though
Shut up with ya constant bitching
The commitment to my field of work gets hammered year after year. Have gone down from full-time to 60%, due to go down to 50% next financial year. Bit fed up of three jobs, now! No commitments to supporting said field in Tory manifesto. Labour, however, have made pledges (I will confess, I can't remember if it's in their manifesto admittedly. I can be pretty certain a Corbyn government would be better for my hopes of restoration to 100%!)really NW, not being difficult but what in the Tory manifesto suggests that (Brexit aside as this could happen under labour) ?
Can’t handle the bants eh Dim
If your man gets his majority we can wave goodbye to NI, Scotland or both within a decade. No bants there sadly just right wingers jeapordising the country they claim to care about
That’s just simply not true is it, the union has more chance of splitting with sturgeon teaming up with Corbyn and him giving in to her demands
I spoiled mine. Wasn't on purpose. I was just very tired.Was among the first at the polling station today. Didn’t spoil the ballot.
The commitment to my field of work gets hammered year after year. Have gone down from full-time to 60%, due to go down to 50% next financial year. Bit fed up of three jobs, now! No commitments to supporting said field in Tory manifesto. Labour, however, have made pledges (I will confess, I can't remember if it's in their manifesto admittedly. I can be pretty certain a Corbyn government would be better for my hopes of restoration to 100%!)
Hard Brexit will also have a savage effect.
I don't mind people having differences of opinion (you do, after all) and I can respect (if disagree!) with your right to vote as you like. I would be a mentalist to vote Tory, however. There are some (small business owners, for example) who traditionally, although I don't agree with it, I can understand why they would vote Tory. Such is life.
And those who point and laugh and make light can fuck off into a big vat of fire and oily piss as far as I'm concerned.
That’s just simply not true is it, the union has more chance of splitting with sturgeon teaming up with Corbyn and him giving in to her demands
Hope the rain puts the older generation off
I wonder what young G was like. Maybe like Dim but more articulate?
Truth hurts don’t itClassic Dom
Truth hurts don’t it
Classic Dom
What’s the truth in your eyes then that I need to embraceYes it does Dom, hence why you never attempt to embrace it
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