Events dear boy, events.

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Bob Dalek replied

13 August 2008, 13:56
Originally posted by moorfield View Post

So are you admitting you're a prole then?

To THEM, we all are.
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TykeMerc replied

13 August 2008, 13:39
Originally posted by Bob Dalek View Post

Even if Labour and Tory means, in effect, the same mindset in Office, it's still, surely, of benefit that the crowd in-charge are booted out periodically, to at least put an end to the "We're in forever, and couldn't give a tuppenny f--k about the proles." attitiude?

That's the attitude of any party with a parliamentary majority of 30+ though, they're unassailabe for 4-5 years with our system of government.
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moorfield replied

13 August 2008, 13:21
Originally posted by Bob Dalek View Post

Even if Labour and Tory means, in effect, the same mindset in Office, it's still, surely, of benefit that the crowd in-charge are booted out periodically, to at least put an end to the "We're in forever, and couldn't give a tuppenny f--k about the proles." attitiude?

So are you admitting you're a prole then?
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Bob Dalek replied

13 August 2008, 13:13
Originally posted by moorfield View Post

Same could be said of David Cameron, no?

Even if Labour and Tory means, in effect, the same mindset in Office, it's still, surely, of benefit that the crowd in-charge are booted out periodically, to at least put an end to the "We're in forever, and couldn't give a tuppenny f--k about the proles." attitiude?
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wonderwaif replied

13 August 2008, 13:12
Originally posted by moorfield View Post

Same could be said of David Cameron, no?

Maybe, but this particular lot have proven that they are spectacularly bad.
Cameron and his lot we can only suspect will be as bad as the last Tory lot.
A subtle, but I believe important, distinction.
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moorfield replied

13 August 2008, 13:08
Originally posted by wonderwaif View Post

there is always the danger of some new idiot being given the 'benefit of the doubt'

Same could be said of David Cameron, no?
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wonderwaif replied

13 August 2008, 12:58
Long live Brown

Much as I enjoy seeing the miserable larcenous git humiliated I really do hope he clings onto the reigns.
No matter how much more hopeless everybody else in Labour is, there is always the danger of some new idiot being given the 'benefit of the doubt'
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foritisme replied

13 August 2008, 12:02
Anything less than a 22% swing as in the last by-election will be seen as a great victory by the nu-liebor spin doctors
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Xenophon replied

13 August 2008, 11:02
Originally posted by moorfield View Post

Can they really lose another 11000 majority?

Hopefully...
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DimPrawn replied

13 August 2008, 11:01
Yes. Next.
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moorfield started a topic Events dear boy, events.

13 August 2008, 11:00
Events dear boy, events.

Sad news, but oh dear.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle4520917.ece

Can they really lose another 11000 majority?
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