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[steviewevie]

 

[Guest]

8 minutes ago, Neil said:

can ignore the polls unless something significant happens, labour are going to stay out in front.

I like to follow the polls especially when they show strong Labour leads 😝

[steviewevie]

Tories looking for a breakthrough...some distance from Labour on net zero or EU or stopping boats....next it will be ECHR...

[Guest]

1 minute ago, steviewevie said:

Tories looking for a breakthrough...some distance from Labour on net zero or EU or stopping boats....next it will be ECHR...

Potholes apparently. 

[steviewevie]

also RIP Michael Gambon 😞

[steviewevie]

and RIP this tree too...why the feck would someone do that??

 

[Neil]

13 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

and RIP this tree too...why the feck would someone do that??

 

same reason people troll cos they can.

[gary1979666]

46 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

and RIP this tree too...why the feck would someone do that??

 

I had a piss up against that tree when I was 10....then announced as such when I saw it in Prince of Thieves at the cinema!

Quite why Costner rode through Northumberland when heading to Notts, is another matter!

[Nobody Interesting]

59 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

Tories looking for a breakthrough...some distance from Labour on net zero or EU or stopping boats....next it will be ECHR...

 

57 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

Potholes apparently. 

Sunak used potholes before the council elections - they have got worse since.............

ECHR is being done in the court of public opinion, they keep it dangling to see how it goes down and how the simple word 'European' drives people to hate it without even knowing what it is.

[Skip997]

7 minutes ago, Nobody Interesting said:

ECHR is being done in the court of public opinion, they keep it dangling to see how it goes down and how the simple word 'European' drives people to hate it without even knowing what it is.

If the public are in favour of removing themselves from access to ECHR, it will be the greatest ever case of "turkeys voting for Christmas" and show just how dumb the majority of the "Great British public" are.

"The greatest argument against democracy is a 5 minute discussion with the average voter"

[steviewevie]

5 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

If the public are in favour of removing themselves from access to ECHR, it will be the greatest ever case of "turkeys voting for Christmas" and show just how dumb the majority of the "Great British public" are.

"The greatest argument against democracy is a 5 minute discussion with the average voter"

yeah, in reality I don't think they'll do it....but you never know. I could imagine a leader like Braverman or Badenoch having it as policy to try and get tories re-elected though.

[Nobody Interesting]

6 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

If the public are in favour of removing themselves from access to ECHR, it will be the greatest ever case of "turkeys voting for Christmas" and show just how dumb the majority of the "Great British public" are.

"The greatest argument against democracy is a 5 minute discussion with the average voter"

I have talked to, maybe, 10 people about the ECHR. All are 'educated'.

Only 2 knew what it was and what it was all about and why we are members.

Most had heard of it and thought it was something to do with the EU.

The others had not even heard of it.

 

People would vote to leave it cos they are told it stops us removing 'illegal migrants' and they would do so without knowing all the rights they were throwing down the plughole for themselves. I really do think the Tories are going to have it in their manifesto to 'consider leaving'.

[steviewevie]

 

[Nobody Interesting]

10 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

 

Is that all of them regardless of if they vote or not or just those that say they will vote....... cos that might not be many.........

but it is f**king hilarious.

[steviewevie]

this might be more accurate...

 

[Neil]

dan wooton sacked by the mail

[stuie]

37 minutes ago, Neil said:

dan wooton sacked by the mail

Too toxic for the Daily Hate? That’s quite impressive! 

[Skip997]

39 minutes ago, Neil said:

dan wooton sacked by the mail

that's not a punishment, that's a reward

[steviewevie]

SCOOP!

 

[Neil]

10 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

SCOOP!

 

that scoop .... is that like pooper scooper!

[Nobody Interesting]

25 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

SCOOP!

 

So after being investigated for MP's interviewing MP's GB News carries on regardless............... almost like them and their Tory mates think laws are for other people.

[Guest]

1 hour ago, steviewevie said:

this might be more accurate...

 

Give it 20 years and the Tories could be in real bother. 

[Nobody Interesting]

Just now, Ozanne said:

Give it 20 years and the Tories could be in real bother. 

are words used by many 30 years ago.....................

Polls going back a long time have shown little support for the Tories in the younger groups but that changed...... I know the 'boomers' seem to have changed less according to recent polls but the Tories have not been in power much of the last 70 years for no reason.

[Skip997]

5 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

Give it 20 years and the Tories could be in real bother. 

The way things are going I'm not sure we've got 20 years

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, Nobody Interesting said:

are words used by many 30 years ago.....................

Polls going back a long time have shown little support for the Tories in the younger groups but that changed...... I know the 'boomers' seem to have changed less according to recent polls but the Tories have not been in power much of the last 70 years for no reason.

Potentially but polling shows millennials are the first generation to not get as tight wing as they grow older. So I live in hope.

Plus in 20 years Starmer will be stepping down after building a clean energy utopia. Why would people want to vote for the Tories? 😉