Tories - convince me you're not evil

[VladimirIlyich]

you sure that wasn't Danny Dyer's wikipedia? either way, she's a peasant in his eyes.

Seems she's from a family full of Dykes.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Phillip Davies "MP" at it again today, with his unusually long parliamentary speeches to try and filibuster bills on the prevention of animal cruelty and to tackle domestic violence.

 

Utter cunt of a "man"

[Jairzinho]

If we lived in a more civilised society someone would have got up and beaten him to death.

[Jairzinho]

Imagine being a Tory though and voting for people like him. Fucking hell, what a colossal cunt you'd have to be.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

He failed anyway.

 

The bill passed by about 140 votes to 1.

 

I wonder who the 1 was?....

[Jairzinho]

Jeremy Corgi?

[Rico1304]

If we lived in a more civilised society someone would have got up and beaten him to death.

Yes. That's the answer. Or Corbyn.

[Bobby Hundreds]

That filibustering is a disgrace and they all do it. The parliamentary procedures seem like a relic, little decisions and changes, small corruptions and mistakes over decades christ over centuries making a system of convoluted shite. I read caroline lucas book and how she describes Westminister is absurd.

 

And why the fuck do they get subsidised alcohol cheeky cunts.

[magicrat]

Phillip Davies "MP" at it again today, with his unusually long parliamentary speeches to try and filibuster bills on the prevention of animal cruelty and to tackle domestic violence.

 

Utter cunt of a "man"

 

I would quite like to dress him up as big fox and set a pack of hounds on the cunt. 

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Christ. Imagine genuinely believing that Jairzinho wants to beat a Tory MP to death.

 

Pathetic.

 

Altough I don't see much wrong with that suggestion...

[Rico1304]

Christ. Imagine genuinely believing that Jairzinho wants to beat a Tory MP to death.

 

Pathetic.

 

Altough I don't see much wrong with that suggestion...

Ha ha - as if I think he means it. Fancy saying it though when everybody knows you don't mean it.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Ha ha - as if I think he means it. Fancy saying it though when everybody knows you don't mean it.

Exactly. It's unprecedented behaviour on TLW...

[Fugitive]

Anyone who has ever voted Tory defo killed Maddie.

[Rico1304]

Anyone who has ever voted Tory defo killed Maddie.

We're just minding her.

[Jairzinho]

I do wish every single Tory MP was dead. Sorry, was that being questioned?

[Rico1304]

I do wish every single Tory MP was dead. Sorry, was that being questioned?

Nothing at all. Just noting for the future.

[moof]

I don't actively wish them dead, but if they were all to perish in a group felching accident I can't say I'd be too upset about it.

[VladimirIlyich]

I do wish every single Tory MP was dead. Sorry, was that being questioned?

It would make the world a safer place and save a fortune on lube for young boys. Probably all sponsored by KY Jelly.

[Mook]

People who vote tory are wired wrong, you can't argue or reason with them, they are incorrect.

 

It's a shame there are so many of them.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Tories - convince me you're not bonkers.

 

OK, admittedly this is from the Guardian, so they're unlikely to look favourably on this and they may have cherry-picked the quotes to make him look bad, but still I can't help thinking that once a person convinces themself that trickle-down economics is real, then they are open to any old irrational guff.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/feb/25/astrology-help-nhs-claim-conservative-mp-david-tredinnick

 

A Conservative MP has claimed that astrology could have “a role to play in healthcare”.

 

David Tredinnick said astrology, along with complementary medicine, could take pressure off NHS doctors, but acknowledged that any attempt to spend taxpayers’ money on consulting the stars would cause “a huge row”.

 

He criticised the BBC and TV scientist Professor Brian Cox for taking a “dismissive” approach to astrology, and accused opponents of being “racially prejudiced”.

 

The MP for Bosworth, in Leicestershire, who is a Capricorn and in 2010 paid back £755 he had claimed in expenses for software that used astrology to diagnose medical conditions, told Astrological Journal: “I do believe that astrology and complementary medicine would help take the huge pressure off doctors.

 

“Ninety per cent of pregnant French women use homeopathy. Astrology is a useful diagnostic tool enabling us to see strengths and weaknesses via the birth chart.

 

“And, yes, I have helped fellow MPs. I do foresee that one day astrology will have a role to play in healthcare.”

 

Mr Tredinnick, 65, added: “Astrology offers self-understanding to people. People who oppose what I say are usually bullies who have never studied astrology.

 

“Astrology was until modern times part of the tradition of medicine ... People such as Professor Brian Cox, who called astrology ‘rubbish’, have simply not studied the subject.

 

“The BBC is quite dismissive of astrology and seeks to promote the science perspective and seems always keen to broadcast criticisms of astrology.”

 

Opposition to astrology is driven by “superstition, ignorance and prejudice”, he said. “It tends to be based on superstition, with scientists reacting emotionally, which is always a great irony.

 

“They are also ignorant, because they never study the subject and just say that it is all to do with what appears in the newspapers, which it is not, and they are deeply prejudiced, and racially prejudiced, which is troubling.”

[AngryOfTuebrook]

I do wish every single Tory MP was dead. Sorry, was that being questioned?

I wouldn't go that far.

 

I'd just like to see them all kept far, far away from any position of influence and power.

[Mook]

The World would be a better place if they were all dead.

 

There is no getting away from it.

[Rico1304]

Tories - convince me you're not bonkers.

 

OK, admittedly this is from the Guardian, so they're unlikely to look favourably on this and they may have cherry-picked the quotes to make him look bad, but still I can't help thinking that once a person convinces themself that trickle-down economics is real, then they are open to any old irrational guff.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/feb/25/astrology-help-nhs-claim-conservative-mp-david-tredinnick

A Conservative MP has claimed that astrology could have “a role to play in healthcare”.

David Tredinnick said astrology, along with complementary medicine, could take pressure off NHS doctors, but acknowledged that any attempt to spend taxpayers’ money on consulting the stars would cause “a huge row”.

He criticised the BBC and TV scientist Professor Brian Cox for taking a “dismissive” approach to astrology, and accused opponents of being “racially prejudiced”.

The MP for Bosworth, in Leicestershire, who is a Capricorn and in 2010 paid back £755 he had claimed in expenses for software that used astrology to diagnose medical conditions, told Astrological Journal: “I do believe that astrology and complementary medicine would help take the huge pressure off doctors.

“Ninety per cent of pregnant French women use homeopathy. Astrology is a useful diagnostic tool enabling us to see strengths and weaknesses via the birth chart.

“And, yes, I have helped fellow MPs. I do foresee that one day astrology will have a role to play in healthcare.”

Mr Tredinnick, 65, added: “Astrology offers self-understanding to people. People who oppose what I say are usually bullies who have never studied astrology.

“Astrology was until modern times part of the tradition of medicine ... People such as Professor Brian Cox, who called astrology ‘rubbish’, have simply not studied the subject.

“The BBC is quite dismissive of astrology and seeks to promote the science perspective and seems always keen to broadcast criticisms of astrology.”

Opposition to astrology is driven by “superstition, ignorance and prejudice”, he said. “It tends to be based on superstition, with scientists reacting emotionally, which is always a great irony.

“They are also ignorant, because they never study the subject and just say that it is all to do with what appears in the newspapers, which it is not, and they are deeply prejudiced, and racially prejudiced, which is troubling.”

Can we include religion in this too?

 

Of course your leader likes a bit of homeopathy.

[magicrat]

I wouldn't go that far.

 

I'd just like to see them all kept far, far away from any position of influence and power.

 

No chance IDS is going be leader again unfortunately

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Can we include religion in this too?

 

Of course your leader likes a bit of homeopathy.

Of course. My hero, to whom I have pledged total unquestioning devotion, never shuts up about the value of anti-scientific mumbo jumbo; it's the one thing he's most committed to.