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The U-turn of a U-turn
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I'm really looking forward to a few years time, when the Tories have been in power for over a decade and yet everything is still Labours fault - especially that pesky worldwide crash. Still, it's hard to beat the kind of cognitive dissonance that sees you strip back every public service beyond breaking point and then blame the very organisations for their downfall. -
sssSSSSH!Originally posted by vwdan View PostPsst - Corbyn isn't in power. Whatever happens over the next few years is all on May
Did you notice when the Tories got in they spent the first 4 years blaming Labour for the sun coming up each day? And and on their death bed they're blaming their bankrupt performance on Labour as the risk of them returning to power increases?
Desperate stuff from a dying patient. A visit to Dignitas is overdue."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Shurely shome mishtake, don't you mean FarageOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostIf you watch the BBC you'd be forgiven for thinking Korbyn is El Presidente.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Exactly so why does every virtue signalling twat think somehow losing an election is a win?Originally posted by vwdan View PostPsst - Corbyn isn't in power. Whatever happens over the next few years is all on May
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So if the DUP fail to reform the government in NI... What happens then?Originally posted by original PM View PostExactly so why does every virtue signalling twat think somehow losing an election is a win?
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Because they'd lost 10k on it?Originally posted by original PM View PostExactly so why does every virtue signalling twat think somehow losing an election is a win?
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Because she ****ed it all up so so badly. How anyone can watch that and think she won in all but the most technical of senses is deluded. She's worse off than before - if you walk out the bookies with less cash than you had it's tough to swing it was a win!Originally posted by original PM View PostExactly so why does every virtue signalling twat think somehow losing an election is a win?Comment
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Labour did this for their 13 years in power. Blaming Maggie even though she'd been out of power the best part of 20 years. Many far left still blame Maggie today. All the parties do this - find a scapegoat.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostsssSSSSH!
Did you notice when the Tories got in they spent the first 4 years blaming Labour for the sun coming up each day? And and on their death bed they're blaming their bankrupt performance on Labour as the risk of them returning to power increases?
Desperate stuff from a dying patient. A visit to Dignitas is overdue.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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I did not say the tories 'won' - I simply stated that losing by less of a margin from last time is also not a win.Originally posted by vwdan View PostBecause she ****ed it all up so so badly. How anyone can watch that and think she won in all but the most technical of senses is deluded. She's worse off than before - if you walk out the bookies with less cash than you had it's tough to swing it was a win!
Who do you want to run this country?
A person who thinks that being PM makes them sort of popular superstar to the kids or someone who quietly tries to get on with their job without fanfare?
I personally want the country run by someone who wants to run the country not by someone who wants to win a personality contest.
I also do not want the country run by some smart assed wideo with a quick shallow sound bite for every question followed by a smug grin to the camera, a wave and maybe kissing a baby on the way.Comment
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