General Election 2019

[Gnasher]

48 minutes ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

Why not Netflix type model, or a new model all together? That said, I don't think people would fall over themselves to pay for it because, you know, it's not actually that good. 

A Netflix type model would probably cost over the 2 quid a week odd the bbc currently charge for a wider and more diverse service.

[A Red]

2 hours ago, Nelly-Torres said:

Get to fuck! I'll post in the Israel thread as often as I fucking want to.

Yes, you can post as much as you want, even post like a cunt and get a ban, and it doesnt cost you a penny. Good innit.

[Jennings]

Stronts' account has been hacked by someone with humility and self-awareness.

[Numero Veinticinco]

3 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

A Netflix type model would probably cost over the 2 quid a week odd the bbc currently charge for a wider and more diverse service.

TV licence isn’t almost £13 per month. Netflix starts at £5.99 per month and £9.99 if you want 4k. They have 158m subs worldwide and 10m in the uk. Amazon - I think still the most valuable company in history - charges 7.99 for there TV platform and includes free next day delivery. 
 

The idea that there’s no other option than to have loads of people who don’t watch it to pay for Eastenders and a biased news service, and for you to listen to Kelis, is daft. I have no problem at all paying towards social programs that are necessary and benefit society. Phil Mitchell doesn’t really fall into that category for me. 
 

it’s whatever, it’s not a huge priority. But come on, its antiquated and, in my view, needs to change. 

[Numero Veinticinco]

2 minutes ago, Jennings said:

Stronts' account has been hacked by someone with humility and self-awareness.

What a pleasure it is. Still, probably easier to post like that if he’s not been hounded in every post. 

[Jennings]

3 minutes ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

What a pleasure it is. Still, probably easier to post like that if he’s not been hounded in every post. 

Good Point.

 

You should probably apologize to him.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

20 minutes ago, A Red said:

Yes, you can post as much as you want, even post like a cunt and get a ban, and it doesnt cost you a penny. Good innit.

Who the fuck asked your opinion? 

[A Red]

Just now, Nelly-Torres said:

Who the fuck asked your opinion? 

About as many as ask yours

[moof]

1 minute ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

What a pleasure it is. Still, probably easier to post like that if he’s not been hounded in every post. 

Let’s not start sucking his dick just yet

[SasaS]

And we are back.

[Bjornebye]

Just now, SasaS said:

And we are back.

You want some ?

[Numero Veinticinco]

17 minutes ago, Jennings said:

Good Point.

 

You should probably apologize to him.

I would if I hounded him, calling him vermin and subhuman. I do reply to some of his posts, but I’ve long since given up arguing with Stronts. As in years. 

[Numero Veinticinco]

16 minutes ago, moof said:

Let’s not start sucking his dick just yet

Don’t you judge me! 

[Jennings]

27 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

You want some ?

Just happy to be embroiled in some TLW beef. I usually avoid this shit.

 

 

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[Anubis]

1 hour ago, SasaS said:

Christmas spirit threatening yet again to ruin a good mud slinging thread.

 

 

What next, the Pipes of Peace video?

 

 

This place is becoming more like Mumsnet every day....

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Disclaimer: this post isn't aimed at any one poster in particular, or all Jewish people, nor shall it be portrayed as an attempt to rile anybody, or as a suggestion that Israel should be nuked. It is merely a reminder of how mentally deranged one of the leading "Labour is antisemitic" allegators is. 

 

 

[Bjornebye]

Warped. 

[Dr Nowt]

Anyone who’s heart isn’t already in a million little pieces, this will be informative viewing ce soir.

 

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Will Brendan O'Neill be assisting him? 

 

 

[Bjornebye]

11 minutes ago, Lizzie Birdsworths Wrinkled Chopper said:

Anyone who’s heart isn’t already in a million little pieces, this will be informative viewing ce soir.

 

If I saw this exactly a week ago I'd have punched the wall. Reading it now I just feel empty. My rage has been replaced by a quiet sadness and sympathy for people I care about who rely on the NHS. 

[Dr Nowt]

2 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

If I saw this exactly a week ago I'd have punched the wall. Reading it now I just feel empty. My rage has been replaced by a quiet sadness and sympathy for people I care about who rely on the NHS. 

Sure is heartbreaking, mate.

[Megadrive Man]

1 hour ago, Bjornebye said:

If I saw this exactly a week ago I'd have punched the wall. Reading it now I just feel empty. My rage has been replaced by a quiet sadness and sympathy for people I care about who rely on the NHS. 

Its the staff I feel so sorry for. Imagine telling everyone you know not to vote the Tories in, then the tories get in with the biggest majority in decades. 

 

In some ways now I hope we do hit a no deal economy crashing Brexit. Lets see how that plays out. 

[Captain Turdseye]

6 minutes ago, MegadriveMan said:

Its the staff I feel so sorry for. Imagine telling everyone you know not to vote the Tories in, then the tories get in with the biggest majority in decades. 

 

In some ways now I hope we do hit a no deal economy crashing Brexit. Lets see how that plays out. 

 

Purely anecdotal obviously but one of Mrs Turdseye’s mates started working at a hospital a few months ago and she said the other day that the majority of nurses she’s got to know in that time all voted Tory. 

[Megadrive Man]

Stockholm syndrome?

[Colonel Bumcunt]

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/dec/16/boris-johnson-tax-plans-face-squeeze-as-public-finances-worsen

 

Boris Johnson's tax plans face squeeze as public finances worsen

OBR forecast means tax rises rather than tax cuts will be needed, say analysts

Richard Partington Economics correspondent

@RJPartington

Mon 16 Dec 2019 13.10 GMT Last modified on Mon 16 Dec 2019 20.30 GMT

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The scope for significant tax cuts in the new government’s budget has been reduced after gloomier predictions for the public finances from the Treasury watchdog showed higher levels of public borrowing and a deterioration in the British economy.

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) warned that government borrowing was on course to be about £20bn higher than previously expected in each year to 2023-24, dramatically cutting the government’s room for manoeuvre after Boris Johnson’s election victory.

Closely watched business surveys suggested the British economy is on the brink of its second quarterly contraction this year after the private sector recorded its worst downturn in three years in December.