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Everything posted by Renton
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I think PPE stands for Prats, Pricks, and Egotistical bellends.
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I agree she was an ERG sock puppet. Which is another reason why I'm getting the popcorn out next week to see how the ERG will react to Hunt as chancellor. And aye, she is Oford PPE. There needs to be an enquiry into that course, it produces morons. Edit: Cameron, Johnson, Sunak, Truss, Hunt. All PPE, Oxford. Canny lot of LDs and Labour in the list too tbf.
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It's just incredible this twat got the top job, even more so considering she wasn't part of the usual Eton suspects.
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This podcast is well worth a listen. Explains in simple terms why trickle down doesn't work, why wealth inequality is a problem for us all, including the rich, and why wealth transferred even more to the rich during covid. This lad should be chancellor. https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5hY2FzdC5jb20vcHVibGljL3Nob3dzLzZiMmZjOWJhLWI5YjctNGI3YS1iOTgwLWUwMDI0ZmFjZDkyNg/episode/NjM0OTkyNmY2Njg3NDMwMDExMWYzYmYz?ep=14
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Well she thinks it's okay for parents to smoke in cars with their children in. But aye, I was involved in government policy to reduce prescribing of antibiotics 20 years ago. Widespread prescribing is potentially disastrous in terms of antibiotic resistance, and there are no new antibiotics coming through because we have a situation of market failure in this class of drugs for a variety of reasons. This woman is oblivious that the public good also benefits the individual. She is thick as pig shit and obviously reeks of piss.
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The final score commentator on BBC1 was talking about the Sunderland win and signed off with "There'll be cheesy chips on Wearside tonight!" I had to rewind it to be sure.
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Reminds me of an Ishihara test fro colour blindness.
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I thought that dog turd analogy made perfect sense. Some of those analogies were superb tbf.
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Relatively speaking we're back to where we were before we joined the EEC in 1973. What a coincidence. Problem is the differential will only get worse. Even now though I've noticed much more German tourists relative to Brits in the nicer resorts in Spain than there used to be, and they seem to have more money.
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Tried out this electoral calculus thing on the latest poll. Tories down to 2 seats.
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Moisture in her gusset.
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It's all Remainers' fault. They're everywhere.
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But if it was a previous administration where is the mandate for the current lot? I know taht's been pointed out loads, for example those Green Peace demonstrators, but it's true. General Election now please.
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Okay mate, it was a brilliant example of democracy in action, and most people are delighted with the result. PR in action apparently. And it you disagree you're as staunch as a Brexiteer, whatever that means.
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Honetly man, Jesus Christ. That didn't make it binding referendum. Had it done so, it would have been anulled due to proven illegalities undertaken by Leave. In any case, nobody was saying, well not me anyway, that we shouldn't have enacted it. But as you well know, there was a myriad of ways of doing that. But for some reason the people weren't allowed to decide the direction we took next. Literally nobody voted for what we got, but you think it is democratic. Whatever, I've had years of trying to reason logically on these matters but it always falls on deaf ears.
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Have you read the link you posted. It literally says it was not a legally binding referendum. And what you and the article have failed to recognise, it was for this reason it couldn't be anulled due to illegal funding and advertising. I don't think we are ever going to agree on this. It was not a democratic referendum and probably less than 10% of the population are happy where we ended up because of the Putin puppets. Problem is about 30% of them won't admit it.
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We've explained how a PR referendum vote is not truly democratic if the people are not properly informed. Nad then it was an advisory referendum which you and others claim has to be mandatory to enact for starters. Hence you get the loophole lying and illegal funding are allowed. And what about Scotland? They voted in the SNP. They (cons) pomised Scotland the only way of staying in the EU was by voting to stay in the Union. They voted to stay in partly because of this. The SNP voted against the referendum being held in parliament. The Scots voted against Brexit by a much larger margin than England voted for it. They got Brexit anyway. There was no way of blocking it. Go on, tell me on what planet that is remotely democratic? See also Norn Ireland who have had even more profound consequences despite voting against it.
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Honestly man, these tories, I can't work because of this ongoing psychodrama. IT'S RUINING MY PRODUCTIVITY!
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She is so fucking finished its unreal. Worst performance ever.
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She just legged it!