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[Spadge Vernacular]

Oh I agree, the info we get in here and some of the discussions are great, but it’s the unnecessary personal comments that don’t help, there’s no need tbh….

Aye, name calling is a bit much.

That aside, where is that absolute disgusting horror @davek hiding!

 

[Yarrgh]

Hate's a bit strong, some of them mean well and genuinely believe that if the state is "hands off" and low tax then people will still get opportunities.

I look on most of them as deluded rather than evil.

I'm 62 btw you cheeky fokker.

Give it another 46 years to let the resentment grow and then tell us it's not hate!

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

The state of this snake. He deserves to be unemployed.

 

[Blue 1]

The state of this snake. He deserves to be unemployed.

You're going to lose your seat because you're an embarrassment to the nation and a zedliving parody of a thick, bigoted Northerner, Lee, regardless of what Reform do.

Love your country so much you've spent 13 years shafting is so badly it's declined by almost every single metric since you took over.

This self-serving rat losing his seat will be even more satisfying than Portillo in 1997.

 

[Goat]

The state of this snake. He deserves to be unemployed.

Can you explain how Labour are worse than this @davek

 

[Xizor]

Love your country so much you've spent 13 years shafting is so badly it's declined by almost every single metric since you took over.

Fair's fair, Anderson hasn't been in the Conservative Party for 13 years, let alone an MP. He was a Labour Councillor as recently as 2018, jumped to the Tories and stood in the GE a year later.

But undoubtedly getting the boot this year and is already concentrating more on his media career that will sadly be with us a while yet.

 

[Blue 1]

Fair's fair, Anderson hasn't been in the Conservative Party for 13 years, let alone an MP. He was a Labour Councillor as recently as 2018, jumped to the Tories and stood in the GE a year later.

But undoubtedly getting the boot this year and is already concentrating more on his media career that will sadly be with us a while yet.

Yeah I knew he hadnt been there for the whole ride and is ex-Labour.

Like that makes him any less of a rat, and he's as culpable as anyone for pouring petrol on the culture-war binfire.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Airbnb, eBay, Vinted and other apps to share more information with HMRC

New rules mean online retail platforms including Airbnb and eBay will share more information with HMRC.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Yeah I knew he hadnt been there for the whole ride and is ex-Labour.

Like that makes him any less of a rat, and he's as culpable as anyone for pouring petrol on the culture-war binfire.

Any normal person would resign in embarrassment after he was caught setting up ‘random’ meetings with constituents whilst a camera crew followed him around.

Is a bloater coward.

 

[davek]

Can you explain how Labour are worse than this @davek

As bad as on all the fundamentals...or worse.

Forget all the bluster from them, the Tories have been largely interventionist in this parliament - stepping in to create a larger state to manage the pandemic, regulate energy prices, commit to net zero...Truss was a reaction to that, but th interventionists were that song they got shut of her demand for a 'free market' philosophy along with her.

Starmer has promised big business a bonfire of restrictions placed on them to operate. It's a level of deregulation that even the Tories aren't thinking of.

On matters of substance on the economy Starmer's lot are to the right of the Tory Party.

 

[Goat]

As bad as on all the fundamentals...or worse.

Forget all the bluster from them, the Tories have been largely interventionist in this parliament - stepping in to create a larger state to manage the pandemic, regulate energy prices, commit to net zero...Truss was a reaction to that, but th interventionists were that song they got shut of her demand for a 'free market' philosophy along with her.

Starmer has promised big business a bonfire of restrictions placed on them to operate. It's a level of deregulation that even the Tories aren't thinking of.

On matters of substance on the economy Starmer's lot are to the right of the Tory Party.

You could have just said no and saved the word salad.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

You could have just said no and saved the word salad.

Reading his post you can see him trying to advocate why we should all vote Tory - big state, regulating energy, managing the pandemic, net zero.

He isn't even a Shadow Tory, he is full blown!

 

[davek]

You could have just said no and saved the word salad.

Just deal with the facts. Take a read of the policies your S*n employee leader and his parliamentary party of largely neocons have in store for the country. If you can recognise the Labour Party in all that tacking to the far right to pick up the gammon vote then let's see it...

This is like no Labour Party there's ever been.

 

[Goat]

Just deal with the facts. Take a read of the policies your S*n employee leader and his parliamentary party of largely neocons have in store for the country. If you can recognise the Labour Party in all that tacking to the far right to pick up the gammon vote then let's see it...

This is like no Labour Party there's ever been.

Labour hasnt published their policies Dave, when they do I will be sure to read them.

But it doesnt really matter to me, im voting to remove the Tories.

 

[davek]

Labour hasnt published their policies Dave, when they do I will be sure to read them.

But it doesnt really matter to me, im voting to remove the Tories.

...great, then what?