Politics

[Dr Gloom 21924]

2 minutes ago, ewerk said:

Anyone know if Jason Statham is a Labour party member?

danny dyer for leader

[Rayvin 5223]

3 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

the bigots like left wing economic policies - free stuff, a strong nhs, nationalised utilities etc. they didn't like the manhole-spotting, vegetarian pacifist delivering the message. and yes, they wanted to exit the EU. but let's not forget what brexit was all about - immigration, immigration, immigration. 

if the new labour leader delivers left wing economics combined with a stronger stance on things like crime, defence/security and immigration, we have a chance. 

 

 

And yet Nandy has come out saying we have to make a positive case for immigration.

 

There is a huge value divide between the young and the old - as a result of Blair sending more people to uni, I might add. It's really not going to be easy unless the Tories do so badly that all other considerations go out the window.

[Dr Gloom 21924]

1 minute ago, Rayvin said:

 

And yet Nandy has come out saying we have to make a positive case for immigration.

 

There is a huge value divide between the young and the old - as a result of Blair sending more people to uni, I might add. It's really not going to be easy unless the Tories do so badly that all other considerations go out the window.

it's about how the message is delivered, and packaged in a northern working class accent

“We should have been bold enough to defend free movement, and the opportunities and benefits it brings. But this would have required recognising it has flaws, and not dismissing concerns as simply racist anti-immigrant sentiment." 

remember that at the moment she has an eye on attracting votes from the mostly metropolitan liberal membership. i expect her to be much stronger than corbyn on issues such as immigration, if she ends up running for office. 

remember this clip? 

she can talk to the bigots, i reckon. it's a huge part of this whole debate. we have to hold our noses and accept that's why a large chunk of labour voters wanted brexit. 

[Rayvin 5223]

I'm prepared to surrender on immigration - I've been saying it's a lost battle for years now anyway and that the EU will ultimately have to do the same - but I don't think it'll be enough. Let's hope you're right.

[Gemmill 44900]

2 hours ago, Holden McGroin said:

 

More likely a sex vid

 

Yes please. 

[Gemmill 44900]

2 hours ago, ewerk said:

Anyone know if Jason Statham is a Labour party member?

I'm probably the closest they've got. 

[Gemmill 44900]

2 hours ago, Dr Gloom said:

it's about how the message is delivered, and packaged in a northern working class accent

“We should have been bold enough to defend free movement, and the opportunities and benefits it brings. But this would have required recognising it has flaws, and not dismissing concerns as simply racist anti-immigrant sentiment." 

remember that at the moment she has an eye on attracting votes from the mostly metropolitan liberal membership. i expect her to be much stronger than corbyn on issues such as immigration, if she ends up running for office. 

remember this clip? 

she can talk to the bigots, i reckon. it's a huge part of this whole debate. we have to hold our noses and accept that's why a large chunk of labour voters wanted brexit. 

 

She's the MP for Wigan. She invented talking to bigots. 

[Gemmill 44900]

Richard Burgon has announced that Laura Pidcock is chairing his campaign for the Labour deputy leadership.

 

Pidcock Partridge. 

[Gemmill 44900]

Rebecca Long Bailey looks like a sex robot that failed ALL of the quality control checks. 

 

 

[Renton 21627]

1 minute ago, Gemmill said:

Rebecca Long Bailey looks like a sex robot that failed ALL of the quality control checks. 

 

 

 

That is a great description. 

 

[Dr Gloom 21924]

piddock and burgon - fucking hell. what a pair 

[ewerk 30620]

On 6/15/2018 at 15:43, Dr Gloom said:

what kind of cunt blocks a new law to ban people taking photos up the skirts of unsuspecting women? something i'm surprised isn't already a crime tbh

a cunt like Christopher Chope.

his record in parliament is absolutely appalling. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Chope

 

 

Re-elected with a 47% majority.

This country...

[PaddockLad 17281]

16 minutes ago, ewerk said:

Re-elected with a 47% majority.

This country...

 

There was a big campaign in Christchurch in the run up to the elevtion to concentrate on his voting record/being an utter cunt but you've illustrated beautifully how effective it was on the door step

 

Meanwhile on the other side of the conurbation this happened on Monday:

 

https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/18157304.health-secretary-matt-hancock-signs-off-changes-bournemouth-poole-hospitals/

 

Again, these plans were well known to the electorate at the election. Sir Robert Syms, the sitting Tory who isn't on record as having uttered as much as a fuckin syllable about the town he represents losing its A&E department, was similarly returned with a 57.8% majority. 

 

Am giving NZ seriuous consideration. The current Mrs PL isn't, but I am

 

 

 

[strawb 4266]

3 hours ago, Gemmill said:

 

Yes please. 

I don’t get this like. She is a 4/10 after 3 pints mate. 

[ewerk 30620]

She’s 10/10 after a couple of roofies.

Edited January 16, 2020 by ewerk

[Tom 14011]

 

This shit can fuck right off. 

[Rayvin 5223]

Neoliberalism, the ideology of Thatcher, has been the prevailing ideology of western powers for about 40 years. Thatcherism maybe not, but the general ideology has persevered through Blair, even if he only accepted it as a pragmatic compromise.

[Tom 14011]

Yeh I mean I’m sure that’s cool common room chat but it’ll be fuck all use when people are out knocking on doors.

”you're from the labour party? the guys that did all that really good stuff in the 90s/00s & improved millions of people’s lives & prospects & gave us the best NHS performance on record?” 

Well you see comrade, if you look closer that was actually the tories...  

[Rayvin 5223]

23 minutes ago, Tom said:

Yeh I mean I’m sure that’s cool common room chat but it’ll be fuck all use when people are out knocking on doors.

”you're from the labour party? the guys that did all that really good stuff in the 90s/00s & improved millions of people’s lives & prospects & gave us the best NHS performance on record?” 

Well you see comrade, if you look closer that was actually the tories...  

 

And? She's in Parliament. It's literally modelled on a fucking common room. She's not there speaking to the electorate, she's speaking on their behalf to people who do understand this shit.

 

Let's not abandon all intellectualism in pursuit of lowest common denominator slogans and soundbites. The slogans and soundbites change nothing, they are meaningless, unless the intellectual understanding and policies that they enable are also present.

Edited January 17, 2020 by Rayvin

[ewerk 30620]

 And '40 years of Thatcherism' is more than a slogan or soundbite? Give over.

[Meenzer 15531]

Speaking of which, this just opened near me.

 

 

[Rayvin 5223]

53 minutes ago, ewerk said:

 And '40 years of Thatcherism' is more than a slogan or soundbite? Give over.

 

I'm not even going to bother.

[Rayvin 5223]

51 minutes ago, Meenzer said:

Speaking of which, this just opened near me.

 

 

 

Actually really interesting, nice to see some light shone on it.

[Dr Gloom 21924]

neoliberalism was made possible by the Harris school academy? right oh

[Dr Gloom 21924]

40 years of thatcherism - what the fuck is she talking about? this whitewashing of blair's achievements has to stop.