UK Politics in General
Re: UK Politics in General
by Severelius » 13 December 2020, 00:41
Derek wrote:Severelius wrote:I wonder if 'proxy war with France' was "exactly what everyone knew they were voting for" in 2016...
If watching the UK get absolutely rinsed by France was on a ballot, I'd sure as hell vote for it.
Same.
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Re: UK Politics in General
by Aladdin » 2 January 2021, 21:35
UK politics in a nutshell from my experience:
BREXIT BREXIT BREXIT BREXIT BREXIT BREXIT BREAKFAST BREXIT
NO IMMIGWANTS^100000
MEGHAN MARKLE VS ROYAL FAMILY
At some point it was:
TERRORISM TERRORISM TERRORISM
Honestly politics in general is sort of pointless for someone like me. Like I or anyone of us have some influence. I just focus on what I have control over.
BREXIT BREXIT BREXIT BREXIT BREXIT BREXIT BREAKFAST BREXIT
NO IMMIGWANTS^100000
MEGHAN MARKLE VS ROYAL FAMILY
At some point it was:
TERRORISM TERRORISM TERRORISM
Honestly politics in general is sort of pointless for someone like me. Like I or anyone of us have some influence. I just focus on what I have control over.
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Re: UK Politics in General
by Magic J » 3 January 2021, 19:04
EVERYTHING WOULD BE BETTER IF PRINCESS DIANA WAS HERE.
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Re: UK Politics in General
by Marmaduke » 3 January 2021, 19:50
Magic J wrote:EVERYTHING WOULD BE BETTER IF PRINCESS DIANA WAS HERE.
Poor Dodi was the true victim, never was there a truer instance of the juice not being worth the squeeze.
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Re: UK Politics in General
by Magic J » 12 January 2021, 21:08
LOCKDOWN FLOUTERS WILL BE HANGED AND THEIR BODIES DONATED TO FOOD BANKS
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Re: UK Politics in General
by Severelius » 14 January 2021, 01:25
Don't be silly.
The Tories would never donate to food banks.
The Tories would never donate to food banks.
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Re: UK Politics in General
by Magic J » 14 January 2021, 10:04
They very much do. The largest food charity organisations recieve substantial government funding.
The issue isn't one of comic-book villains who want to see people starve: it's that reliance on food charity might become normalised, that UK governments are too comfortable treating the symptom, rather than the causes of instability.
Anyway, wheeling Patel out was a smart move. Blame bad people rather than bad policy. It nearly always works.
The issue isn't one of comic-book villains who want to see people starve: it's that reliance on food charity might become normalised, that UK governments are too comfortable treating the symptom, rather than the causes of instability.
Anyway, wheeling Patel out was a smart move. Blame bad people rather than bad policy. It nearly always works.
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Re: UK Politics in General
by Aladdin » 20 January 2021, 20:03
Patel looks like a fat ugly hungry insect.
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