holywell farmer
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Did the pm speak well enough to stop it ?
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I wonder if he’s pre-empting the farmers rebellion?
And no, I can’t see what difference he wil make. But I’m glad he’s said something, will be interesting to see how policing alters.
And no, I can’t see what difference he wil make. But I’m glad he’s said something, will be interesting to see how policing alters.
pgk
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Are you suggesting he wishes to suppress the democratic right to protest, surely not
More to life
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I thought it was embarrassing for him what was the piont
pgk
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He thinks he is a statesman rather than the self serving little sh1t that he actualy is.
They ?
pgk
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well you can include Starmer in the "they" as unsurprisingly he agrees with Sunak. Remarkable times when the government and shadow cabinet actively support a genocide against the 70% plus of the population who express the wish for a permanent ceasefire and yet those who peacefully protest in line with the majority are a threat to democracy
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So did I. I think it was not a well thought out response. Frankly it appeared to be a response to Rochdale but like it or not it’s what the electorate voted for. Worrying times for all of us but more so for Dishi. He’s toast on a “long burn”
More to life
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Also definitely a photo opportunity as there's a perfectly good briefing room inside.
they were voted for so I spose from that we can take it that folk want self serving little sh1ts leading the country ?well you can include Starmer in the "they" as unsurprisingly he agrees with Sunak. Remarkable times when the government and shadow cabinet actively support a genocide against the 70% plus of the population who express the wish for a permanent ceasefire and yet those who peacefully protest in line with the majority are a threat to democracy
Yes "they " I was referring to all politicians not dealing with gender pronouns
So most folk vote for self serving little sh1ts.
could I ask who you voted for in the last GE ? and do you consider them a self serving little sh1t ? and if so why did you vote for them ?
pgk
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Of course whilst Fishi was voted in as an MP the electorate had no vote on him to be PM. Personally I voted LD in a constituency where they are most likely, although very unlikely, to unseat our incumbent self servative. Talking of self serving sh1ts, ours is Nadhim warmhorse tax avoiding Zahawi.
betternextyear
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This country needs a enema.
The media , the liberal elite and most career politicians need to be in the first flush.
Followed by 50% of academia,
The media , the liberal elite and most career politicians need to be in the first flush.
Followed by 50% of academia,
pgk
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Whilst technically correct, most were voted in as leader of the party at an election, some of the poorest imo have been voted in during the tenure of the party in power.
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Most people vote for a party they like or at least dislike less than the other options, some swing voters may vote for the policies that the current leader promotes but how many of those policies are purely the leaders, some leaders are very charismatic but they don't always make good PM's or presidents. Quite frankly I'm not sure I will bother to vote this time, I can't see one party that is prepared to take the hard decisions we need