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RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - skully - 20-09-2024 16:04

(20-09-2024 15:28 )Spike1876 Wrote:
Quote:All politicians are cunts, but I had hoped this bunch of cunts wasn't going to be as bad as the last bunch of cunts, so far they have not proved any different, the cunts.

As you missed the opportunity

Damn it. I hate missing the chance to cunt something up laugh

RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Snooks - 20-09-2024 17:00

Politicians could host and compete in their very own World Championship of Cuntitude Big Grin

RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Tumble_Drier - 20-09-2024 17:18

So they've announced that Starmer, Rayner & Reeves will no longer accept donations for Clothes. However it seems they will still accept them for Football Tickets, Taylor Swift Concerts and under-declared New Year trips to a rich bloke's New York Penthouse.

Absolute Fucking Shysters.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyvpv1lzq6o

RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Rammyrascal - 24-09-2024 22:29

If you weren't thinking Labour were just the Tories but Red instead of Blue, you will now as here comes the benefit crackdown annoyed

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/sep/24/labours-benefit-crackdown-would-allow-officials-to-access-bank-accounts

Even though benefit fraud is pretty much negligible (around 2%) and there is far bigger fraud elsewhere. This will just yet again demonise all those who claim welfare as scroungers who just sit on their backsides doing nothing and are on every street

Even though most people who claim welfare ARE IN WORK OR ARE PENSIONERS!

RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government that a lot of folk on here voted for - Ben - 25-09-2024 01:28

Too naive rammy mate. it's nothing to do with benefit cheats, that's just the excuse they're using to convince people it's a good idea to spy on everyone's money.
Don't worry pal, the benefits you're likely claiming won't change, they don't care about low level universal credit claimers chronically masturbating in their 2-bed terrace. They care about more power and more control, oh and making sure no pensioners have got more money than they want them to have...
Red/blue, labour/tory, the 2 "big" parties have pretty straightforward agendas, see, a lot of people think it's all "rich vs. poor" when really it is old vs. young. It's simple... labour hate the elderly and tories hate the young. Once that is understood, things become much simpler. Of allll the issues you can think of, what have labour done virtually straight away, gone after and further planned to go after people that are getting on in age. So predictable and so tiresome. Of all the people that are safe under labour it is the benefit claimers (unless you're old).

Also, tories but red instead of blue? We have just lived through about 14 years of the most left wing government i can think of. If you dropped into the world and knew nothing about the tories then you would think we have just come out of the other end of some far left blue coloured shit show. How anyone that leans left has anything negative to say about tory policy is beyond me. They are more left wing than labour by far. Absolute mongs that moan about the "right wing racist tories" lmao. Nothing right wing or racist about them. They had a huge majority for yonks and what did they do? flooded the country with immigrants, spunked shocking amounts of money on benefits and plopped in an unelected indian bloke as leader. Labour fucking WISH they were as left wing as the tories.

This lot are absolutely hopeless and it's going to get much worse.
Anyone, and i mean fucking anyone that voted labour at the last election barely deserves oxygen.

RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Tumble_Drier - 25-09-2024 23:52

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RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - Tumble_Drier - 28-09-2024 17:01

And we have our first resignation. Rosie Duffield has had enough of Starmer's shit and has resigned from the Party.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3vkdy997rko

RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - southsidestu - 29-09-2024 10:21

Hmmm, I find this a bit dubious. Duffield has been at odds with Labour leadership for yrs particulalry over the issue of Trans rights, she said in an interview with Lewis Goodall this morning that she has been thinking about her place in the party for years and doesn't like what she called a shift to the right, what a coencidence that she came to that conclusion right after an election when she stood on Starmer's platform when everyone knew what direction that platform was going in.

If she calls a by-election the fair play to her, if not she's full of shit.

RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - The old Clit Eastwood! - 29-09-2024 21:04

(06-09-2024 12:40 )Charlemagne Wrote: ^ I can't see that happening unless the prisoners themselves agree to go, as it will deprive them of their family visits.

Let the families go too... Bounce

RE: Keir Starmer - and his miserable government - lovebabes56 - 30-09-2024 04:19

(29-09-2024 10:21 )southsidestu Wrote: Hmmm, I find this a bit dubious. Duffield has been at odds with Labour leadership for yrs particulalry over the issue of Trans rights, she said in an interview with Lewis Goodall this morning that she has been thinking about her place in the party for years and doesn't like what she called a shift to the right, what a coencidence that she came to that conclusion right after an election when she stood on Starmer's platform when everyone knew what direction that platform was going in.

If she calls a by-election the fair play to her, if not she's full of shit.

I doubt many will follow in her footsteps, it's going to take one pretty big scandal to light a fuse under this government and cause it's downfall in such s short space of time. TBH, I would say that if Duffield's resignation does result in a by election then I would say the majority she got in July probably would more than likely make it a very safe Labour seat. I think the only way the Conservatives would win the seat, if they were to field a big name ex minister.