Originally posted by BR14
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Maybe. But I think the statistics don't lie. No doubt there was a similar consensus on the previous polls that caused folks to vote the way they did rather than sound reason to the benefit of society at large. People are selfish, only thinking about themselves, you can count on that time and time again upon election.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostYou know what, the mini poll might speak more truth than you now despite the sample size.
Previous cUK polls where the public / parliament voted more or less the same way. Somewhat interesting, no? Or misuse of the cUK time machine.
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostOnly in the parallel universe that is CUK.
You know what, the mini poll might speak more truth than you know despite the sample size.
Previous cUK polls where the public / parliament voted more or less the same way. Somewhat interesting, no? Or misuse of the cUK time machine.
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https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...-election.htmlLast edited by scooterscot; 13 November 2019, 09:07.
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Originally posted by rik sherman View PostHow many of the people who clicked on BP here are in a Tory constituency and now can't vote that way?
although i think i'm in a fairly safe Tory seat so don't think it matters much
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How many of the people who clicked on BP here are in a Tory constituency and now can't vote that way?
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostLooking like a Lib dem landslide.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostJust realised something, if Scotland votes lib dem in a huge way, Brexit and Scottish independence yadda will be killed stone dead.
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostAlthough to be fair, even taking into account how nice my wife is, my genes would have turned any of our offspring into twunts I dislike many of the human race, but even I couldn't inflict something I created on the unsuspecting public
And nurture plays a big factor.....
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Just realised something, if Scotland votes lib dem in a huge way, Brexit and Scottish independence yadda will be killed stone dead.
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Looking like a Lib dem landslide.
I don't get Labour bribing the electorate with buckets of cash. Yes taxes need to go up, but cash is the one thing the country does not have. There's no investment cash available. It's all be spent on B and DUP.
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostOne small point. The self employed - all 5 million of them - have been proven by academic research to generate £140-145 billion every year for the UK economy. So they probably do count as wealth creators, if only indirectly, by saving BigCo serious costs.
Don't forget EU citizens, who generate around £15 billion for the economy - even though the alternative facts in the far right media would have you believe that they all live on benefits which they then send back to their families in foreign countries.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostJust tell everyone you did not have children to save the planet and feel virtuous!
Although to be fair, even taking into account how nice my wife is, my genes would have turned any of our offspring into twunts I dislike many of the human race, but even I couldn't inflict something I created on the unsuspecting public
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostNot religious either so pretty sure no deity was involved. Either my pathetic sperm, or the wife and I being careful as her getting pregnant with her chronic condition would not end well, were the reasons.
Take your choice
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