Tory Cabinet Thread

[Babb'sBurstNad]

Doesn't matter if they know what it is. In many ways it's better that way. Easier to sell the lie.

 

Once they're told that's what's supposedly hampering the stopping of boats, and is a key roadblock to post-Brexit Britain being the sunny uplands they were promised, a healthy portion of little Englanders will vote for it being torn up.

 

Could swing the red wall divs who went Tory. They won't want to admit they were too stupid to realise they were voting for economic suicide. Far easier to keep believing a lie and chasing invented villains.

[Lee909]

1 hour ago, Jairzinho said:

 

I reckon about 3% of the country knows what it is. 

 

It's dat fing that let's the asylum seekers stay. 

[Lee909]

These cunts need gone. At the same time I have no fucking trust in Starmer and his lot of red tie non Labour cunts to do anything other than follow the same bloody line. 

 

 

[Barrington Womble]

4 hours ago, Mudface said:

 

And people will still vote for that. Amazing isn't it, 'vote to be poorer and have less freedom of movement' and 'vote to have fewer rights' really seems to resonate with a certain species of moron.

Yeah, but these twats don't see it like that. They see it as less freedom for brown people with weird religions. And they shouldn't be here and if they are here, should adapt, make their faces white and become Christians and if they can't do that, well expect a tough time. You can't expect our freedoms if you can't be the same as us. 

[Bjornebye]

 

It’s time to get these Tory cunts out 

[Pete]

4 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

 

It’s time to get these Tory cunts out 

 

[Scooby Dudek]

We left Europe so obvious next step is to leave the European Court. 

Totally logical really if you don't have any idea what the ECHR actually is. 

That's the sell the cunts are going for. Them pesky Europeans still holding us back. 

[polymerpunkah]

All sorts of UN conventions to abjure:

 

Universal Declaration on Human Rights

Convention on the Rights of a Child

Convention Against Torture

...Elimination of Racial Discrimination

...Discrimination Against Women

Refugee Convention (Braverman's already started the groundwork for this one.)

 

[sir roger]

Surely this attack should be batted away fairly easily by Starmer, when it appears that one of the main protagonists of the Council of Europe that led to the ECHR was the Tory wank figure of Winston Churchill. 

[Vector Sigma]

From the Guardian

 

 

[Barrington Womble]

3 hours ago, sir roger said:

Surely this attack should be batted away fairly easily by Starmer, when it appears that one of the main protagonists of the Council of Europe that led to the ECHR was the Tory wank figure of Winston Churchill. 

They have that covered though don't that by claiming it's outdated. 

[skend04]

The ECHR thing will only ever appeal to a minority of headbangers. I think most will be too scared to vote ourselves out of something else, having seen how badly leaving the EU is going.

[Barrington Womble]

9 minutes ago, skend04 said:

The ECHR thing will only ever appeal to a minority of headbangers. I think most will be too scared to vote ourselves out of something else, having seen how badly leaving the EU is going.

Do Brexit voters think it's gone badly? 

[Einch]

9 hours ago, Barrington Womble said:

Do Brexit voters think it's gone badly? 

 

I think the question is "are Brexit voters able to think at all?"

[halewood pete]

On 14/03/2024 at 22:16, Jairzinho said:

 

I reckon about 3% of the country knows what it is. 

 

[Rushies tash]

13 hours ago, Barrington Womble said:

Do Brexit voters think it's gone badly? 

 

Anything that has gone badly has been framed as France and Germany wanting to punish us for leaving. Much like a duck imprinting on the first thing it sees, some people seem incapable of altering their viewpoint, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Boris Johnson being another case in point.

[Section_31]

It doesn't have to be a trade deal to be a trade deal, but it isn't a trade deal.

 

 

[Jack the Sipper]

With the London Mayoral election coming up, the Tories have decided to use London's apparently dying nightlife as a theme to attack Khan on. Thing is, apart from them highlighting streets that have never had much in the way of bars and clubs, I'm wondering who exactly they're hoping to win over, given the average Tory is over 60 and, in London, lives in the suburbs.

 

 

[Manny]

I mean I wonder, I just fucking wonder, if empty hospitality venues has got less to do with Sadiq fucking Khan and everything to do with NO CUNT HAVING ANY FUCKING DISPOSABLE INCOME AT THE FUCKING MOMENT?

[Creator Supreme]

1 minute ago, Manny said:

I mean I wonder, I just fucking wonder, if empty hospitality venues has got less to do with Sadiq fucking Khan and everything to do with NO CUNT HAVING ANY FUCKING DISPOSABLE INCOME AT THE FUCKING MOMENT?

You just hate Britain.

[Bruce Spanner]

4 minutes ago, Manny said:

I mean I wonder, I just fucking wonder, if empty hospitality venues has got less to do with Sadiq fucking Khan and everything to do with NO CUNT HAVING ANY FUCKING DISPOSABLE INCOME AT THE FUCKING MOMENT?

 

London is pretty dead at the minute and guess you’re right in it being about money.

 

Its about £7/8 a pint as standard now.

 

Me and a mate went out in Notting Hill a few weeks back and were generally surprised to see places bouncing.

 

 

[Arniepie]

I mean there must be a reason why some buck toothed, flag shagging simpleton from Stoke,wants the mayor of London gone. 

I just can't think what it is?

 

[Moo]

Hospitality has been fucked all over the country since freedom of movement ended, with it's own knock on effects on the economy then the economy itself collapsing of course.  No money to socialise even if places could get the staff. A total fuck up.

[Section_31]

I imagine london has suffered due to the fact people can work remotely now too so it's lost some of its draw, as in jobs.

[Barrington Womble]

Aside from the obvious that there is less money around, we have lived with an almost stagnent, nor receding economy, Central London has been much quieter since the pandemic. But that's because lots of people's lifestyles have changed and they spend far more time where they live than where they work or central areas meeting people from across London after work.