It's a rite of passage for some middle class white students to protest about how unfair something they don't know anything about is, before they get an office job and buy material stuff as devoted followers of the capitalist system
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It's a rite of passage for some middle class white students to protest about how unfair something they don't know anything about is, before they get an office job and buy material stuff as devoted followers of the capitalist system
You lost, get over it.
It’s that old adage, Strolls: oppositions don’t win elections, governments lose them. And, boy, has this government done everything in its power to lose this one!
If I was to march up and down public highways and occupy public buildings shouting and waving banners, I’d be able to offer a half cogent reason for doing so
I meant what's your excuse for being a rancid, right-wing, reactionary rotter?
(sorry, had to alliterate)
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"Hands up if the whole country has just told you to **** off"
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Ah, a bit of name-calling makes it all right from your perspective. Assume you’re taking your lead from that genius, Streeting. Greatly looking forward to 5 years of yah-boo, race-baiting, scum-calling politics from Labour, which we all know is a decent alternative to government policies
Of course, you're not really a Tory. But then why would you get all upset about the BBC reporting Tory losses?
The country is becoming ever more polarised on just about every issue because the so-called middle ground is further left than it’s ever been.
Well I don't know where the middle ground is, but since Johnson won in 2019 and kicked all the moderate Tories out of the Cabinet, replacing them with Brexity fruit loops, we've had the most right wing government in living memory. For anybody to think that moving further to the right is the way to go for the Tories is plain mad in my opinion.
I’m interested to understand in what way you think this government is right wing. I don’t for a second believe this bunch of incompetents are right wing despite the rhetoric that spills out their backsides.
It’ll be fascinating to watch a Starmer government backtracking… although they haven’t exactly stated anything solid that they’d do.
It’s all bollocks. Neither side has any answers to any of this bullshit because they don’t actually believe in anything.