It does indeed.Has anyone noticed what is going on?
Racism for the man on the street has vastly improved. It is nowhere near as bad as it was when I was a kid. No Bernard Manning on prime time TV when you only had 3 channels. People finding racist jokes absolutely hilarious. Open racism allowed everywhere. Those who didn't see it would find it hard to believe.
Then we come to MP's. A lot of them come from a privileged background. Many won't know any black people. And there is also a lot of older ones that still have the same views.
Ha ha the Tories have racists in their party.
Ha ha Labour has racists in their party.
I've got a bigger dick than you.
Why can't everybody just admit that racism hasn't disappeared from the upper and middle class. And they are in all parties. It is still alive and kicking. They are not for the poor. And racism exists in all races.
tbh I have no problem at all with Labour being investigated as much as possible - no sane person would have a problem with that. It's a shame that the results couldn't have come out before the election in fact, so it could stop the innuendo and if there was a need, relevant parties could fall on their swords (as they should).Has anyone noticed what is going on?
Racism for the man on the street has vastly improved. It is nowhere near as bad as it was when I was a kid. No Bernard Manning on prime time TV when you only had 3 channels. People finding racist jokes absolutely hilarious. Open racism allowed everywhere. Those who didn't see it would find it hard to believe.
Then we come to MP's. A lot of them come from a privileged background. Many won't know any black people. And there is also a lot of older ones that still have the same views.
Ha ha the Tories have racists in their party.
Ha ha Labour has racists in their party.
I've got a bigger dick than you.
Why can't everybody just admit that racism hasn't disappeared from the upper and middle class. And they are in all parties. It is still alive and kicking. They are not for the poor. And racism exists in all races.
Remain in the EU=Find racism with the Tories.I do have an issue with a certain category of person being rather... selective about where they find racism, and *why* they find it, too. And in this thread that's often what comes up. As you say, it's a point and laugh, and that really doesn't help sort things.
Is it written that even in agreement that you have to have the last word?
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Remain in the EU=Find racism with the Tories.
Leave the EU=Find racism in Labour.
Racism isn't the point for most. It is part of finding a stick to beat with. But the point should be racism has no part in life. It should be stated how shit it is for all, but because of the bullshit going on with Brexit people are taking sides and deflecting.
Anyone found to be making racist comments should be kicked out of politics for life. They are supposed to represent the man on the street. They are not there to represent the man on the street depending on colour or religion.
Doesn't mean anythingA poll from yesterday that has been adjusted to reflect the voting weightings (by age) from the 2017 election.
Original poll showed a 7pt Tory lead.
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A poll from yesterday that has been adjusted to reflect the voting weightings (by age) from the 2017 election.
Original poll showed a 7pt Tory lead.
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Doesn't mean anything
Doesn't mean anything
It doesn't though, the polls are still showing vast tory majoritiesof course not... you have no concept of analysis.
Is there reason to believe it will be repeated?
Fucking Muppet, your clueless
Stop with the insult thenSteady on
you think that only 30% of under 25’s will vote?
I don’t know how many will. I also don’t know that their allegiances will be the same as they were back then. I’m under 30 and it’s far from certain that I’ll vote this time.
Has anyone noticed what is going on?
Racism for the man on the street has vastly improved. It is nowhere near as bad as it was when I was a kid. No Bernard Manning on prime time TV when you only had 3 channels. People finding racist jokes absolutely hilarious. Open racism allowed everywhere. Those who didn't see it would find it hard to believe.
Then we come to MP's. A lot of them come from a privileged background. Many won't know any black people. And there is also a lot of older ones that still have the same views.
Ha ha the Tories have racists in their party.
Ha ha Labour has racists in their party.
I've got a bigger dick than you.
Why can't everybody just admit that racism hasn't disappeared from the upper and middle class. And they are in all parties. It is still alive and kicking. They are not for the poor. And racism exists in all races.
As were the polls in 2017 using the same weighting of age groups. How did that turn out again?It doesn't though, the polls are still showing vast tory majorities
The numbers registering to vote in this age group suggests that turnout will be at least similar to 2017. I think voter registration is up for all age groups but significantly in under 35’s. I read one article this morning that was claiming by as much as 30%, over 65’s on the other hand is apparently up by 4%. I was reading an article earlier that was talking about the end of class voting lines and the birth of age voting lines. Basically the younger you are the more likely you are to vote Labour and the older you are the more likely you are to vote Tory.you think that only 30% of under 25’s will vote?
The numbers registering to vote in this age group suggests that turnout will be at least similar to 2017. I think voter registration is up for all age groups but significantly in under 35’s. I read one article this morning that was claiming by as much as 30%, over 65’s on the other hand is apparently up by 4%. I was reading an article earlier that was talking about the end of class voting lines and the birth of age voting lines. Basically the younger you are the more likely you are to vote Labour and the older you are the more likely you are to vote Tory.
Still expecting a hung Parliament myself regardless but everything I read about opinion polls and how they reach their conclusions points to them probably making all the same mistakes as they did in 2017.
I believe that the number of people registering to vote on the 8 weeks running up to the announcement of the GE was significantly up as well with a similar trend to what’s happened since the announcement.Apparently 2.8m new people have registered to vote since the election was called, including 1.9m (rounded) under 35 year olds.
Even the 2015 one was wrong and didn’t predict a Tory majority the size it was.Let’s be honest none of us will know until the 13th (or at least until the exit polls) so whilst polls are interesting they are currently pretty irrelevant.
Polls have been proven to be (in some cases very) wrong in recent years...Brexit, Trump and the 2017 election (although I think they were more accurate nearer the election the gap between the parties started very wide...May had a shocker though so the polls may have been accurate(ish) at the start !)
I would love to give sturgeon another referendum , and then totally ignore the outcome ,just like they have done with brexit ,
I would love to give sturgeon another referendum , and then totally ignore the outcome ,just like they have done with brexit ,
BBC News - General election 2019:
BBC News - General election 2019:
Muslim Council criticises Tories over Islamophobia
Oh dear, Tories.
BBC News - General election 2019:
Muslim Council criticises Tories over Islamophobia
Oh dear, Tories.
Still not the party that’s the only one subjected to an investigation other than the BNP - the odd instance will always occur but deep seated institutional racism is commonplace regarding Jews in labour and was also in the 80’s
As were the polls in 2017 using the same weighting of age groups. How did that turn out again?
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