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The BBC has now rolled out Corbyn's ex-wife ffs :lol: She's voting Smith apparently. I mean, how desperate do you have to get to bring out his ex wife?

 

In more measured and relevant news, it sounds as though his win isn't going to be as decisive as last time. Which surprises me to a degree because Smith is perhaps the only person in politics that Corbyn is more charismatic than. But I suppose this has nothing to do with the candidates and everything to do with the principle.

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Some of the schools I have worked on the contractors do anything to make money. Went on a site a couple of years back and noticed a load of rebar missing from a foundation and mentioned it. Tried blaming it on us, showed him the drawings dumb look on the face. Most of the founds had been cast too.

Well there you go, checks and balances. You're the engineer, you pulled the builder. That's what's supposed to happen regardless of how the fuckin thing is being paid for.

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Err....didn't the "people" vote narrowly for a referendum on the EU?..,then places like Sundrrland voted to leave because absolutely everything is fucking shit after nearly a decade of the aforementioned austerity?...or have I got that wrong?..

Of course you did. The people voted to take back our country and let the conservatives get on with running it.

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Despite Labour doing absolutely shite in the polls UKIP are doing slightly worse than they did at the last general election. So the notion they're going to do fasntastically well at the next election is baseless

Not at all, their result at the last election was damaged because Cameron offered the referendum.

 

They are now getting very organised and will utilise the vote leave base in a similar way that the SNP built on the vote yes voters in Scotland.

 

Your average white van man in Sunderland will be voting UKIP. Added to this your traditional Labour heavy unionised industry workers from the mining / ship yard eras are dying out and being replaced by the self employed, Facebook dwelling working class.

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Of course you did. The people voted to take back our country and let the conservatives get on with running it.

By voting against the wishes of the Tory government and the vast majority of its MPs. Yes, that makes perfect sense.

If you're going to just try and play the WUM you're going to have to think things through better if you don't just want to be laughed at. However, if the latter is your aim, well played.

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Not at all, their result at the last election was damaged because Cameron offered the referendum.

 

They are now getting very organised and will utilise the vote leave base in a similar way that the SNP built on the vote yes voters in Scotland.

 

Your average white van man in Sunderland will be voting UKIP. Added to this your traditional Labour heavy unionised industry workers from the mining / ship yard eras are dying out and being replaced by the self employed, Facebook dwelling working class.

The polls suggest otherwise. I realise you've gone down the Michael Gove route when it comes to inconvenient facts though.

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By voting against the wishes of the Tory government and the vast majority of its MPs. Yes, that makes perfect sense.

If you're going to just try and play the WUM you're going to have to think things through better if you don't just want to be laughed at. However, if the latter is your aim, well played.

Referendums are a coming together of voters from various parties, running the country is a separate thing altogether.

 

No party has offered hanging but for decades the public would have voted for it in a referendum.

 

Perfect sense indeed.

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The people voted to take back our country and let the conservatives get on with running it.

 

Referendums are a coming together of voters from various parties, running the country is a separate thing altogether.

 

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Shameless.

Shame you're shit at it

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:lol: :lol: :lol:

Shameless.

Shame you're shit at it

Not sure how you struggle to grasp the hanging point. People from all parties join together in a referendum. General elections are a different thing altogether. We've just had perfect examples of this point within the last year.

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Not sure how you struggle to grasp the hanging point. People from all parties join together in a referendum. General elections are a different thing altogether. We've just had perfect examples of this point within the last year.

The point is you've contradicted yourself in the space of half a page. You're either stupid or being deliberately obtuse.

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Fairly sure UKip is and will always be too toxic a brand to get many MPs FPTP. Plus their name even makes no sense now. When you were comparing them with the SNP post referendum CT, did you forget the SNP didn't achieve their aim?

 

There will be a large void in politics once Corbyn wins and the labour party ceases to exist as an opposition party. It won't be a UKip shaped hole though. It will be centrist left with scope from most Labour voters (not members), the SNP, liberal democrats, and even a fair few disgruntled wet conservatives to vote for it. Imo the majority of the electorate who usually actually bother to vote haven't really got a party to vote for at the moment. It'll be interesting to see if this group can be represented at some point. UKip is fucked though imo.

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