Should the UK remain a member of the EU

[Jairzinho]

6 minutes ago, Jose Jones said:

 

Middle class voters in London are some of the most left leaning in the country, by the way, it’s the middle class elsewhere you need to worry about.

Yes I know they are, but the difference is that the middle class voters in London have left wing social views. While a lot of the working class north either don't, or don't care. They have no fucking money, being told to concentrate on using the correct pronouns or recycling is actually quite offensive. 

 

This is why they can be persuaded by Nige's charm offensive. And it's why someone like Benn can't get their vote. 

 

 

[Scooby Dudek]

54 minutes ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

What I don't get is the politics of corporations and increasing profit at any cost, dismantling public services, creating billionaires and trillionaire companies whilst stagnating wages, diminishing workers rights and to top it off  doing our best to make the planet unsustainable for human life. Why is this a good trajectory for politics to continue on. Seems to me the status quo is a fucking disaster happening and the dreams of the republicans and Tories even worse.

Communist

[Jose Jones]

20 minutes ago, Jairzinho said:

Yes I know they are, but the difference is that the middle class voters in London have left wing social views. While a lot of the working class north either don't, or don't care. They have no fucking money, being told to concentrate on using the correct pronouns or recycling is actually quite offensive. 

 

This is why they can be persuaded by Nige's charm offensive. And it's why someone like Benn can't get their vote. 

 

 

Yes, but if you offer policies that appeal to the working class North - jobs, education, health, then the middle class London lot will vote for them too.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

The Scottish courts have ruled that the prorogation of Parliament was unlawful. 

[pauliescouse]

EDIT: Sorry Nelly, too quick for me!

[Davelfc]

Scottish courts, a bit like a school election. Be interesting to see what the Supreme Court says next Tuesday. 

[Chocoholic]

 

This is the same dismissal of the bridge that Johnson proposed as Foreign Secretary last year, given a rerun as it's been aired again.

[Davelfc]

Quite literally, a bridge too far. So how about a tunnel, Boris seems to be good at digging. 

[M_B]

Or a giant Trebuchet with a net on the other side.

[Davelfc]

4 minutes ago, M_B said:

Or a giant Trebuchet with a net on the other side.

That could catch on. 

 

 

I keep reading about the emergency powers act (2004, thanks Tony) that could allow the suspension of any law for 30 days. This isn't over, loads of crap still to come I fear. 

 

Just have a damned election and drill home what the tories have actually done to us over their reign of terror. 

[M_B]

The government would have to declare a State of Emergency, but yes there is a lot more crap to come.

[Chocoholic]

44 minutes ago, M_B said:

Or a giant Trebuchet with a net on the other side.

As bridges is obviously a theme the clown keeps revisiting, he should be given the honour of being chief design engineer, so obsessed with 'getting it done' that he's obliged to find the final solution by trial and error.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

[Chocoholic]

What's he doing with that hammer in his hand? He looks dangerous.

[Dr Nowt]

1) Reads online Scotland’s highest court has ruled Johnson’s advice to the Queen was unlawful, confected merely to stymie parliamentary scrutiny, and therefore prorogation is unlawful.

 

2) Turns on BBC News.

 

3) Tom Watson has been contradicting Jeremy Corbyn’s position on Brexit.

 

4) Wall-to-wall commentary on look how divided and muddled Labour’s Brexit position is.

 

Go and catch a heart attack you heinous, tedious, transparent shitsack.

[Mudface]

2 minutes ago, Lizzie Birdsworths Wrinkled Chopper said:

1) Reads online a court has ruled Johnson’s advice to the Queen was unlawful, confected merely to stymie parliamentary scrutiny, and therefore prorogation is unlawful.

 

2) Turns on BBC News.

 

3) Tom Watson has been contradicting Jeremy Corbyn’s position on Brexit.

 

4) Wall-to-wall commentary on look how divided and muddled Labour’s Brexit position is.

 

Go and catch a heart attack you heinous, tedious, transparent shitsack.

I'd expect nothing less from both the BBC and the Noncefinder General. 

[Pureblood]

Johnson lying to the Queen.  Chop his cock off. 

[Chocoholic]

TWatson survived the first of five branch trigger/reselection meetings last night because of poor turnout. Hopefully, after his latest divisive outburst, the members of the other four branches will show up in good numbers and get him offside. He's an absolute toxic liability.

[Chairman Meow]

18 minutes ago, Lizzie Birdsworths Wrinkled Chopper said:

1) Reads online Scotland’s highest court has ruled Johnson’s advice to the Queen was unlawful, confected merely to stymie parliamentary scrutiny, and therefore prorogation is unlawful.

 

2) Turns on BBC News.

 

3) Tom Watson has been contradicting Jeremy Corbyn’s position on Brexit.

 

4) Wall-to-wall commentary on look how divided and muddled Labour’s Brexit position is.

 

Go and catch a heart attack you heinous, tedious, transparent shitsack.

 

 

Conservative Prime Minister calls a referendum which is binary and probably should have had more options to better understand what people actually want which would have avoided the last 3 years of complete disarray. 

 

Loses then leaves office.

 

Replacement calls an election, loses the government majority and gets in bed with a bunch of head cases, then proceeds to get a deal that seemingly no one on any side is happy with.

 

That replacement steps down and the Conservative party votes for someone who has a political career which is entirely built on people laughing at him for being a complete buffoon.

 

Said buffoon loses his first commons motion, then kicks a load of MPs out of his party giving away the very small majority they had.

 

Then tries to get a general election vote through seemingly unaware that he requires a majority, which he has given away of his own accord.

 

A piece of legislation seemingly gets through by accident as the government doesn't prepare for it then parliament is suspended by the government.

 

 

Yes somehow this is all the fault of Corbyn. You almost have to admire how fucking easily they con huge swathes of the public into believing nothing bad that has ever happened in the history of the country ever being the Tories fault.

[Spy Bee]

Have they arrested him and strung him up by his Johnson yet?

[Rico1304]

4 hours ago, Jairzinho said:

Yes I know they are, but the difference is that the middle class voters in London have left wing social views. While a lot of the working class north either don't, or don't care. They have no fucking money, being told to concentrate on using the correct pronouns or recycling is actually quite offensive. 

 

This is why they can be persuaded by Nige's charm offensive. And it's why someone like Benn can't get their vote. 

 

 

This is priceless. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

3 hours ago, M_B said:

Or a giant Trebuchet with a net on the other side.

Repped because "trebuchet" is a lovely word.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

4 hours ago, Jairzinho said:

Yes I know they are, but the difference is that the middle class voters in London have left wing social views. While a lot of the working class north either don't, or don't care. They have no fucking money, being told to concentrate on using the correct pronouns or recycling is actually quite offensive. 

 

This is why they can be persuaded by Nige's charm offensive. And it's why someone like Benn can't get their vote. 

 

 

Aye.

 

Me an' t'wife trenned t'whippet t'bite foreigners an' t'PC Brigade.

[deiseach]

3 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Aye.

 

Me an' t'wife trenned t'whippet t'bite foreigners an' t'PC Brigade.

Are you glad about finally getting a knighthood?

[aRdja]