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[Rayvin 6214]

Sunak supporters coming out in some force atm, not much at all for Johnson unless the ERG is still debating which way to go there.

[Craig 7081]

 

[Howmanheyman 37446]

  On 22/10/2022 at 09:16, Rayvin said:

We really do, and I believe I say these earnestly even with my innate bias, need a general election. The people need it, politics needs it, even the Tories need it. They need to spend the next 5 years working out what the hell their party is even doing anymore, it's becoming increasingly clear that they can't do this on the fly. Their MPs need to dig deep, remember that the point of them being there is "public service" and get the fuck out of the way of the nation's governance.

 

I've said it before but they are at this point a domestic terrorist organization powered by incompetence. Stand the fuck down, Conservative Party.

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These last few years the Tories have been extra shit, extra callous but that's just topping up who they really are, I'd love it if they're ground to dust but it'll never happen as big business and money need them so they'll always have a backer in the long run. Every negative thing in mine or my family's life where govt has a direct involvement has involved them, going back to my dad being out of work for a spell in Thatcher's Falkland heyday to me leaving school, any spells on the dole after redundancy being made harder by the DWP, the same cunts trying it on with the missus and finding out via mobility they'd downgraded her permanent DLA status through an outsourced company blatantly lying, it's all on their watch. And that's just personal to me, never mind the communities they've run down or destroyed, they are the sons and grandsons of the class who didn't want an NHS, who wouldn't pay you if you were sick, who would put you on a blacklist if you stood up for your rights, they're the cunts who would want you arrested if you ever ended up in some sort of argument in the street. This new lot are just feeling a bit more uninhibited these days in showing you who they really are. I fucking loathe them. 

[Craig 7081]

 

[Rayvin 6214]

  On 22/10/2022 at 12:50, Howmanheyman said:

 

These last few years the Tories have been extra shit, extra callous but that's just topping up who they really are, I'd love it if they're ground to dust but it'll never happen as big business and money need them so they'll always have a backer in the long run. Every negative thing in mine or my family's life where govt has a direct involvement has involved them, going back to my dad being out of work for a spell in Thatcher's Falkland heyday to me leaving school, any spells on the dole after redundancy being made harder by the DWP, the same cunts trying it on with the missus and finding out via mobility they'd downgraded her permanent DLA status through an outsourced company blatantly lying, it's all on their watch. And that's just personal to me, never mind the communities they've run down or destroyed, they are the sons and grandsons of the class who didn't want an NHS, who wouldn't pay you if you were sick, who would put you on a blacklist if you stood up for your rights, they're the cunts who would want you arrested if you ever ended up in some sort of argument in the street. This new lot are just feeling a bit more uninhibited these days in showing you who they really are. I fucking loathe them. 

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Great post - Completely agree. They do nothing except make everyone's lives harder and introduce needless suffering for the sake of them and their friends being a bit better off. I fucking loathe them with you.

[Rayvin 6214]

  On 22/10/2022 at 13:00, Craig said:

 

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Staggering.

[Renton 24232]

  On 22/10/2022 at 12:23, Toonpack said:

 

A vote in parliament could disband/cancel it, hugely contentious (corrupt) but possible

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That's the point we take to the streets imo. 

[ewerk 33726]

  On 22/10/2022 at 12:23, Toonpack said:

 

A vote in parliament could disband/cancel it, hugely contentious (corrupt) but possible

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That’s exactly what started this. The vote in support of Owen Patterson.

[Renton 24232]

  On 22/10/2022 at 12:50, Howmanheyman said:

 

These last few years the Tories have been extra shit, extra callous but that's just topping up who they really are, I'd love it if they're ground to dust but it'll never happen as big business and money need them so they'll always have a backer in the long run. Every negative thing in mine or my family's life where govt has a direct involvement has involved them, going back to my dad being out of work for a spell in Thatcher's Falkland heyday to me leaving school, any spells on the dole after redundancy being made harder by the DWP, the same cunts trying it on with the missus and finding out via mobility they'd downgraded her permanent DLA status through an outsourced company blatantly lying, it's all on their watch. And that's just personal to me, never mind the communities they've run down or destroyed, they are the sons and grandsons of the class who didn't want an NHS, who wouldn't pay you if you were sick, who would put you on a blacklist if you stood up for your rights, they're the cunts who would want you arrested if you ever ended up in some sort of argument in the street. This new lot are just feeling a bit more uninhibited these days in showing you who they really are. I fucking loathe them. 

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But apart from that, why do you hate them?

[Renton 24232]

  On 22/10/2022 at 13:22, Rayvin said:

 

Staggering.

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What I find truly staggering is working class people from places like Blyth, Consett,  and Hartlepool actually voting for these fuckers. 'Til my dying day I will never get my head around that. 

[Holden McGroin 7800]

I can cos my mother from Wallsend decided for the first time in her life that she'd not vote labour due to Corbyn (and probably foreigners  - Brexit)

 

My dad would have turned in his grave.

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[Monkeys Fist 45880]

  On 22/10/2022 at 13:00, Craig said:

 

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I’d happily beat this fucker to a pulp, wake him up, then do it again. 
 

Then when he’s in a vegetative state, put him in a pot and ask him to write a letter. 

[Holden McGroin 7800]

  On 22/10/2022 at 13:43, Monkeys Fist said:

I’d happily beat this fucker to a pulp, wake him up, then do it again. 
 

Then when he’s in a vegetative state, put him in a pot and ask him to write a letter. 

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You need to tug one out MF.  Relax yourself

[Renton 24232]

  On 22/10/2022 at 12:49, Craig said:

 

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I do wonder if Johnson could keep this seat even in 2 years in a GE. Would only take a 15% swing BUT the boundary changes coming unto play actually do not benefit him. I am hopeful he won't be an MP soon. 

[Monkeys Fist 45880]

  On 22/10/2022 at 13:48, Holden McGroin said:

 

You need to tug one out MF.  Relax yourself

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Can’t- strained my groin at work today 

[Renton 24232]

Okay, my latest predictions that like 2016, Johnson won't stand. Doesn't seem remotely tenable to me without support from right wingers like Raab and Frost. Sunak coronation.

 

 

 

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[Rayvin 6214]

Meaning we gain our first non-white Prime Minister. Wonder how the Tory membership will feel about that. 

 

And of course, austerity on steroids.

[Rayvin 6214]

Then again...

 

 

[Renton 24232]

  On 22/10/2022 at 14:04, Rayvin said:

Then again...

 

 

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For reasons though I've already stated I'm not sure Johnson will throw his hat in the ring. Mind I'm constantly being proven wrong by the fat cunt. 

[Alex 37422]

  On 22/10/2022 at 12:50, Howmanheyman said:

 

These last few years the Tories have been extra shit, extra callous but that's just topping up who they really are, I'd love it if they're ground to dust but it'll never happen as big business and money need them so they'll always have a backer in the long run. Every negative thing in mine or my family's life where govt has a direct involvement has involved them, going back to my dad being out of work for a spell in Thatcher's Falkland heyday to me leaving school, any spells on the dole after redundancy being made harder by the DWP, the same cunts trying it on with the missus and finding out via mobility they'd downgraded her permanent DLA status through an outsourced company blatantly lying, it's all on their watch. And that's just personal to me, never mind the communities they've run down or destroyed, they are the sons and grandsons of the class who didn't want an NHS, who wouldn't pay you if you were sick, who would put you on a blacklist if you stood up for your rights, they're the cunts who would want you arrested if you ever ended up in some sort of argument in the street. This new lot are just feeling a bit more uninhibited these days in showing you who they really are. I fucking loathe them. 

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Aye. The stuff under Cameron (for example) was just fucking horrible. All the austerity and cuts to benefits, public services, etc. being purely ideological. 

[Alex 37422]

  On 22/10/2022 at 14:01, Renton said:

Okay, my latest predictions that like 2016, Johnson won't stand. Doesn't seem remotely tenable to me without support from right wingers like Raab and Frost. Sunak coronation.

 

 

 

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The delivering Brexit line, man. Apart from the whole carry on being a disaster, his deal (the one he continually tried to row back on - but literally couldn’t because the EU actually held all the cards in the end) was just May’s deal but slightly worse. Just rushed through to avoid scrutiny. Obviously Frost is as big a cunt as he is a liar.  Brexit and lying about it has possibly destroyed their party to the extent it may even split. And they still double down on it

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This is good from Greg Hands. Click in for the full thread. 

 

 

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