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Discussion in 'Hull City' started by Chazz Rheinhold, Jul 3, 2024 at 4:33 PM.

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  1. Cityzen

    Cityzen Well-Known Member

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    Much as Marxism is a load of ****e, Marx was not woke. He was an anti semitic racist though.
     
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    i added a bit more, btw.
     
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  3. Cityzen

    Cityzen Well-Known Member

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    I don’t think more than 2 genders came into it in Marx’s time.<laugh>
     
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    Apparently every chancellor has done this for many years, it’s a standing joke, when the Tory one does it this time, they really will mean it
     
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    We need to develop an International Migrant Policy due to Climate Breakdown. Maybe where each country takes a share of migrants based on the damage they have done to the planet. It's a ticking time-bomb that no-one is talking about. If countries carry on down the Reform route then their treatment will continue to deteriorate. Just look at Italy, who are locking up the vessels that save them in open sea.
     
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    Most of them would end up in China then.
     
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    Aye
    He’s on a long list of politicians on that one, but you’re right
     
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    The General Erection" . John Lennon as Stanley Unwin...

     
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    They also manage very well to be European and keep their own currency.
     
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    We can debate about whether or how much transgender ideologies have impacted schools, kids, society, or to what extent Sharia Law is already rearing it's head in the UK or when it will, or about the impact on a 6ft "black or Asian" lad, or what should happen to a particular immigrant arriving here illegally who happens to have his Uncle already here, or personal 'what if's' about ECHR, or whatever ...... but that all misses the point.

    The point is I want a 'direction of travel' that is more likely to ensure those things don't happen or are implemented (as per Reforms 'contract'). We know full well by now that we won't see the changes needed (to make our country fairer, safer, to protect our values, etc) under the Tories or Labour . They are too scared and unwilling to address the issues. Reform at least stand on the 'direction of travel' I believe this country needs and that I want to see.
     
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    They are not scared or unwilling - it's intentional.
     
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    IF the polls are accurate, and the Tories get an absolute kicking, then they only have themselves to blame. Let's face it, you have to be pretty useless to go from having an 80 seat majority to a deficit of around 200 in one election. And it has just been OG after OG from the Tories these last 5 years. It's no good them saying Labour will do this or that, because people remember Britain's Blonde, Brilliant, Brexiteer, Bonking Buffoon (depending on which paper you read) Boris and his cronies getting pi55ed every Friday while the rest of us social distanced, they remember Liz Truss tanking the economy and everything costing us more and fresh in the mind is Rishi's fishy mates trying to pull a fast one at the bookies with their election date bets!

    The result being that Labour are going to have a massive majority (which will keep them in power at least 10 years) not because they have a wonderful legislative programme that will revive the nation's aspirations, but because they are not the Tories. And apart from raising taxes in some way shape or form, none of us know what they are going to do because they haven't had to tell us.

    As for the Fib-Dems, they and their leader are going to come up smelling of roses, despite the fact that he was post office minister at the time of the Horizon scandal. How he hasn't fallen on his sword I don't know - and I don't think he has been pressed enough about this.
     
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    Except Boris wasn’t getting pissed every Friday. Sue Gray, who showed what an impartial civil servant she was by joining Labour, was in the building at those times and never saw anything she could report on.
     
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    Youre a very loyal tory
     
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    and of course Sir Beer never had a party, but he did and Rayner wasn't there, but she was
     
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    Keir Statmer hardly strikes me as a person that lets his hair down and has fun .
     
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    Yeah, its a tradition going back many many years...Think I first heard it when Barber was CoftheE going back a few decades.
     
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    Those reasons and immigration which you don't mention. The Tories failure on immigration has pushed Tory voters to vote Reform which will increase many Labour seats, just hope Labour heed this massive protest vote.
     
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