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I'm personally really happy that a few percent of people who swung the vote have condemned us to our rat eating future. Seems awesome. Let's not have another referendum to fix this shit, because that would be bad. Let's not just fucking stop this nonsense now, we need to listen to the 1.7% of the country that it would take to swing the vote back to not fucking everything up.

Had he said 'In before the cuck' it would have been genius, to be honest. A play on 'in before the lock'. Alas, it was not to be.

Are you qualified to make this judgement about every trans person ever? Have you don't any research about the brains of trans people, or are you just flying blind and jumping to conclusions again? So you want people to guide people with love and skill, yet in the same post you randomly call somebody a 'cuck' - worst. word. ever. - and say he has deep emotional problems. Moof is a good guy, there's no need to single him out.

That's dog years, surely? Looks 50.

Coming back from my walk in't forest, I stopped off and got one of those manky, cheapo, cold peppered steak slices. It was fucking disgusting. 8/10. Would eat quickly again.

He said Klopp bought a Poncho.

I'm not talking about somebody like Campbell being the guy standing, but somebody in the party able to manage properly. There needs to be organisation and professional management, and some plain old political know how. The Tories will just trample all over Labour otherwise. If they're not effective, nothing will get done. Being effective doesn't mean, in my view at least, you need to lose what you're about. Take for example the no confidence vote. That has to be one of the most politically inept manoeuvres I've seen in a long time. Step 1) Do nothing for ages and get criticism for all angles. 2) Just as you've decide to ride out the storm and wait until it could actually work, you do it when it won't work. It needs fixing.

The right are just really good at playing politics. I hate the cunts, but I can't help but use the TLW phrase... you need a bit of that. I couldn't care less about Corbyn using allotments or Miliband eating a bacon butty, but if they run their party the same way, they're going to lose. They're going to lose, man. I put quite a bit of the increase in Labour's vote down to how bad the Tories are, but last election May's share grew by over 5% whilst Corbyn grew by 9%. How could such a shit leader grow by so much? I'll leave people to guess which one I'm referring to. I think Corbyn is a nice bloke, soft and cuddly and passionate about things he has been passionate about for years. Typical lefty, with typical lefty views. Great. FFS get a cunt in like Alistair Campbell in to sort the party out behind the scenes. The state of both parties is a disgrace.

*cough* AoT *cough*

Don't you fucking dare suggest I can't do both at once.

I hate that The Cage is Canon. I actually quite like The Cage and the parts they chopped to make The Menagerie, but they should have just left The Cage out of it. Anyway, I'm guess we will see Pike for the rest of the season, and that's it. Maybe they could squeeze a second season out of him, but after that he must be on the Enterprise, then being burned and crippled.

I SAID GOOD DAY, SIR.

The third season? Sorry, I've nothing valuable to add. I've not seen any of this. I'll leave now.

Thank God. I can start posting negative things about Muslims - saying how they are to be judged all the same (you know, prejudging them. Without prejudice) - and Trans issues. Relentlessly. With nothing positive at all. I can also defend blatant racism and use of calling people 'nigger' with no hint of any sort of issue with anybody else. Thanks moof.

Not many people saying that here, to be fair.

I think that’s part of the reason, but so many people here vote against their own interests. There’s a lot of people who buy into what the major papers tell them.

He's going down like a house on fire with the Trekkies. They love him. To be fair, I love him too. He's that cool, calm, collected head the show needed for a Captain. Ties the crew together.

They're paying lip service to the die hard fans. That's where all this is coming from. Pike is a straight boss though.

Fair enough, mate. I guess it's just a different approach on this one.

That would be... That would be a thing.

I know that, of course. I don't need the MSM to tell me what's in the manifesto. I do think that the manifesto doesn't matter if you don't get elected to put it into practice, though. I think any Labour government is going to have things in there that I like. I'd sooner have all of those in there, than like all of the manifesto and get none in there. Just makes sense to me. A manifesto matters, but without being able to implement it, it might as well be a beer mat.

I used to have a chopper. I didn't like banging my wee balls on the gear changer.

Hold on, if there's overlap between New Labour and Soft-Tories, but New Labour wouldn't win now, but the Tories are and Corbyn isn't... isn't this evidence that either people DO like that brand of politics still, or that actually something else is at play - like having a slick group that can 'play the game' to get themselves into power. For me, electability is the number one priority. If you can't get elected, it genuinely doesn't matter what your views. Corbyn might have increased the share of the vote. But then, so did May's. And, albeit narrowly, so did Miliband before him. They're up against an incredibly weak and disjointed Tory party and the best thing we can say about Labour's ability to win an election right now is that they did a bit less shit and lost by a margin that wasn't as wide. I mean... it's not great. It's positive, but fuck me, this last year has been a disaster. Argh.

Right, that's fucking it. First you have a go at my boot cut jeans, and now you say my car is beige. If you think you're going to bully me into being more of a revolutionary... you're right. It's a good tactic and it's kinda working.