Reply to: Snowflake burning in hell...

[minestrone]

In the most socialist city in the UK Cat Boyd got >1% of the votes. But she turns this around...

Cat Boyd: We may have lost on Thursday but the battle to represent working-class interests goes on (From The National)

She should not have been on QT. Embarrassing really.

[vetran]

People on this site have friends? I only have people I haven't banned yet.

General is not a safe place for snowflakes.

now why do I find that easy to believe?

[d000hg]

so like all the bremainers

You're calling PG a liberal-left Bremainer? Or were those loser attacks at me (who isn't left, liberal and didn't vote Remain though most of my friends did)?

People on this site have friends? I only have people I haven't banned yet.

Maybe I should have said "people he forces to listen to him bleat on"

[shaunbhoy]

We’re the children of baby boomers, the majority of whom have more money than they know what to do with. I know few of my peers who have managed to buy property without a lump sum handout from their parents. It isn’t the case that they wouldn’t get on the property ladder without support. The case is that the notion of starting small and working up has been long forgotten. The case is that people expect to start out in an upmarket postcode. They want what their parents have but without the decades of work first. It must be difficult to have the option of an easy in and reject it. The average man on the street I fully sympathise with. But a vocal socialist who wants my vote to help her create social equality?

Well spotted minestrone. Cat Boyd........pious self-serving hypocrite.

[minestrone]

I refuse to be lectured by this incompetent

[NotAllThere]

Or that his circle of friends happen to agree with him and are therefore very well-educated and wise.

People on this site have friends? I only have people I haven't banned yet.

General is not a safe place for snowflakes.

[minestrone]

Cat Boyd who publically endorses

Cat Boyd: Privatisation of housing was a failed experiment (From The National)

while is happily accepting family money...

Is accepting hypocrisy essential to political maturity? (From Evening Times)

...to buy a flat in the most desirable area in Scotland.

[minestrone]

This will be about Cat Boyd.

She stood for election with a socialist group and a Christian party got more votes.

Cat Boyd.

This is Cat Boyd at a Thatcher is dead party.

[PurpleGorilla]

I respect both sides, and there have been good arguments and bad arguments from each camp. The £350m nonsense, and end of the western world nonsense do nothing for the quality of the debate. As for my friends and family, I love them all just the same. What I would like nothing more however, is that we just start to get on with A50. I think that will help the nation come together. I've said it before and I will say it again, it's one team now, Team GB.

[DodgyAgent]

Or that his circle of friends happen to sit within his safe space of smug liberals that happen to agree with each other agree with him and are therefore very well-educated and wise.

[PurpleGorilla]

so like all the bremainers

Lol, it's true most of my mates are remainers!

On both sides, I give far more credit to the depth of understanding and thought that took place before the vote than what the media like to make out.

[vetran]

Or that his circle of friends happen to agree with him and are therefore very well-educated and wise.

so like all the bremainers

[d000hg]

I don't agree with your analysis that people are stupid and mis-informed. I find most people are far more savvy than people give them credit for. And it is precisely for this reason, they feel so let down and exploited.

The reason you think that is because most people you meet are going to be more intelligent than you.

Or that his circle of friends happen to agree with him and are therefore very well-educated and wise.

[minestrone]

This will be about Cat Boyd.

She stood for election with a socialist group and a Christian party got more votes.

[shaunbhoy]

So Australia is less free than the UK?

As far as Freedom of Choice and Voting goes, most definitely YES. And plenty of Australians will agree with this.