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How are Labour doing after their first 12 months

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brb said:
He got sentenced to 10.5 years, think they were also looking at recovering the money from him, although suspicion was it was more than £30k according to the cops.
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Aye, I know he got prosecuted, I didn't meant to say we don't care as in "oh he got away with it"

But how the holy **** did this not cause a major investigation into Reform UK? A very public thorough investigation. There was a major member of Reform UK taking bribes from the Russian government, a government that has ASSASSINATED British citizens.
 
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Welshie said:
Aye, I know he got prosecuted, I didn't meant to say we don't care as in "oh he got away with it"

But how the holy **** did this not cause a major investigation into Reform UK? A very public thorough investigation. There was a major member of Reform UK taking bribes from the Russian government, a government that has ASSASSINATED British citizens.
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I think the answers for me on that is that the whole of the British Government is corrupt. I know we like to think it's only other countries that do this, but the tell tail signs of control are all there and scandals have always been plaguing out political parties. Everything revolves around money and ones own self importance, see defectors to Reform for more information. I think the likes of Saville and Epstein show how deep it all goes. Some crimes never go away for a reason. Bit wild all this by me, but not too far from the truth.
 
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brb said:
I think the answers for me on that is that the whole of the British Government is corrupt. I know we like to think it's only other countries that do this, but the tale tale signs of control are all there and scandals have always been plaguing out political parties. Everything revolves around money and ones own self importance, see defectors to Reform for more information. I think the likes of Saville and Epstein show how deep it all goes. Some crimes never go away for a reason. Bit wild all this by me, but not too far from the truth.
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Correct. Labour have been bought and paid for by Israel while Reform are owned by Russia
 
Banning u16s from social media, as someone who's just became a Dad it's been a big thought in my head recently how exactly I would police social media usage, much of social media has become absolutely disgusting and I myself pretty much only use this and Reddit these days.

I would honestly lean towards supporting kids not being allowed on social media, they can just go out and ****ing play like the old days.

That being said, no way in hell does Labour pass this law, they'll back down.
 
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Big ruck outside the Iranian embassy last night. Police a tad more aggressive than with other protests it would seem. (((Zionist))) control though.
 
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Welshie said:
Banning u16s from social media, as someone who's just became a Dad it's been a big thought in my head recently how exactly I would police social media usage, much of social media has become absolutely disgusting and I myself pretty much only use this and Reddit these days.

I would honestly lean towards supporting kids not being allowed on social media, they can just go out and ****ing play like the old days.

That being said, no way in hell does Labour pass this law, they'll back down.
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Hopefully we all see how the Australian ban goes and work it out from there. Plenty of time to work it out for your little one. There's a side of me that says if kids are physically active enough when growing up, they shouldn;t have much time for social media. I'd probably like to see them banned in schools, just so they develop their social skills without it - their safe guards should be the teachers onsite.
 
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brb said:
Hopefully we all see how the Australian ban goes and work it out from there. Plenty of time to work it out for your little one. There's a side of me that says if kids are physically active enough when growing it, they shouldn;t have much time for social media. I'd probably like to see them banned in schools, just so they develop there social skills without it - their safe guards should be the teachers onsite.
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Just let parents parent. Endless legislation that’ll be impossible enforce or monitor for the sake of a headline nobody will remember the next day. Kids have a tantrum and it’s because they’ve got ADHD2XIA+ and a vitamin Z234 deficiency rather than the parents just being ****. Kid follows some dumb TikTok trend and gets hurt and it’s social media’s fault. Some kids are just thick and some parents are just ****. Unless people are forced to spend their lives in a massive roll of bubble wrap with a helmet on eating their government-approved rations they’ll do something thick eventually then work life out for themselves. It’s like we’re trying to create a generation of absolute drips.
 
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Star of David Bardsley said:
Just let parents parent. Endless legislation that’ll be impossible enforce or monitor for the sake of a headline nobody will remember the next day. Kids have a tantrum and it’s because they’ve got ADHD2XIA+ and a vitamin Z234 deficiency rather than the parents just being ****. Kid follows some dumb TikTok trend and gets hurt and it’s social media’s fault. Some kids are just thick and some parents are just ****. Unless people are forced to spend their lives in a massive roll of bubble wrap with a helmet on eating their government-approved rations they’ll do something thick eventually then work life out for themselves. It’s like we’re trying to create a generation of absolute drips.
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I do agree with you on this - I was being polite and purposely ignoring the recent TikTok scenario because the parents wouldn't like my thoughts....which are, so within all this what were you doing?...but I'll not say that. :bandit:
 
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Star of David Bardsley said:
Wild how such a small country both wants to and is capable of buying so many governments. Almost like it’s absolute nonsense Palestine hobbyists have made up because it’s an acceptable version of an old trope to say out loud.
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it’s not wrong though. I don’t know about other countries but Israel definitely bought many many labour mps. That’s indisputable despite what you say.
 
brb said:
Hopefully we all see how the Australian ban goes and work it out from there. Plenty of time to work it out for your little one. There's a side of me that says if kids are physically active enough when growing it, they shouldn;t have much time for social media. I'd probably like to see them banned in schools, just so they develop there social skills without it - their safe guards should be the teachers onsite.
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More common place in school these days for kids to hand in their phones on the way in, then you get the **** parents saying "but what if Uncle Roger dies whilst theyre at school, how will i possibly ever get in touch with our little Jimmy?!"
 
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KingHotspur said:
it’s not wrong though. I don’t know about other countries but Israel definitely bought many many labour mps. That’s indisputable despite what you say.
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Starmer didn't fall for Jewish money he fell for Jewish pussy cos that's what he dines on every night
 
brb said:
I do agree with you on this - I was being polite and purposely ignoring the recent TikTok scenario because the parents wouldn't like my thoughts....which are, so within all this what were you doing?...but I'll not say that. :bandit:
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No chance Jayden and Jayson are just naturally **** kids or spending the first 12 years of their life cooing over every tantrum and stuffing their gobs with nuggets to shut them up will lead to them becoming **** adults. Keep them off social media while you go on the local Facebook group to ask what time Asda shuts and which bin it is today. That’ll do it.
 
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Star of David Bardsley said:
Firstly, Declassified FFS.

Secondly there’s a massive leap from this to ‘Politician X has been bought by Israel’. There are countries that pump far more money into our system we’d logically pander to more.
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Such as who?

Half the Labour cabinet receiving funding is worrying. What are they expecting back as they’ve not given that money for no reason.
 
Welshie said:
More common place in school these days for kids to hand in their phones on the way in, then you get the **** parents saying "but what if Uncle Roger dies whilst theyre at school, how will i possibly ever get in touch with our little Jimmy?!"
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Non-argument - call the school reception - just as they would call you if your kid falls ill...

We didn't let our kids have phones until they went to secondary school - they really shouldn't need them until then ...

I do think phones (access to social media) during school hours is 'problematic' - takes potential bullying issues / opportunities to a different level - plus could impact concentration in lessons - so not adverse to phones being given to teachers until leaving etc ... only problem is the 'forgetful' kids! <laugh>
 
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