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SLUDGE FACTORY
Stop worrying , disguising it as ��
He only needs 35 percent approval, that will keep the tories out
It’s like talking to a deranged narcissist with certain posters and in particular you.
The squeeze on the hardworking public and hardworking retired people is on and you are arguing about nicknames are You Gov polls.
Your views are irrelevant as they are so politically motivated , but suppose you get a some sort of special treatment and recognition on this platform where you wouldn’t have got elsewhere on a daily basis.
Out of interest are you an Facebook ?
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TWGL1
It’s like talking to a deranged narcissist with certain posters and in particular you.
The squeeze on the hardworking public and hardworking retired people is on and you are arguing about nicknames are You Gov polls.
Your views are irrelevant as they are so politically motivated , but suppose you get a some sort of special treatment and recognition on this platform where you wouldn’t have got elsewhere on a daily basis.
Out of interest are you an Facebook ?
What on earth are you talking about ?
The Tories have lost the election
It was obvious that the early stages ....in this case days .....would be topsy-turvy
What we have at the moment is people who are not happy with a Labour government ....the likes of you ......jumping up and down
You want them to fail , desperately....but it's at least 5 years
That's the way it is
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SLUDGE FACTORY
What on earth are you talking about ?
The Tories have lost the election
It was obvious that the early stages ....in this case days .....would be topsy-turvy
What we have at the moment is people who are not happy with a Labour government ....the likes of you ......jumping up and down
You want them to fail , desperately....but it's at least 5 years
That's the way it is
I’m not bothered either way as I know that voters such as yourself think they have the illusion of choice when infact every party is very similar apart from the odd policy here and there. I just find it hard to comprehend that you can’t resonate with that and prefer to believe that the Labour government is different to the Tory Party or any other political system when it’s not and prefer spend hours of your day arguing. ( not just on political issues)Its tragic.
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TWGL1
I’m not bothered either way as I know that voters such as yourself think they have the illusion of choice when infact every party is very similar apart from the odd policy here and there. I just find it hard to comprehend that you can’t resonate with that and prefer to believe that the Labour government is different to the Tory Party or any other political system when it’s not and prefer spend hours of your day arguing. ( not just on political issues)Its tragic.
Well you are the one who voted Tory so you clearly thought THEY were a choice
And you are the one belting out these threads
So you clearly are bothered
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SLUDGE FACTORY
Well you are the one who voted Tory so you clearly thought THEY were a choice
And you are the one belting out these threads
So you clearly are bothered
I’ve just given you my thoughts and opinions so why don’t you just accept what I’ve just stated. Just because someone creates a thread doesn’t mean they are bothered.
Same with the City , I can discuss issues the style of play etc but I’m not particularly bothered if they win or lose as long as I have a good day out with either my peers or my son and wife.
I’m more exited about my son’s football team these days ,and I’ve also taken up a new sport which I’m more passionate about than the City. The rebrand probably didn’t help , plus the move to the new stadium is pretty boring for me but I can see the appeal for families.
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I’ve just given you my thoughts and opinions so why don’t you just accept what I’ve just stated. Just because someone creates a thread doesn’t mean they are bothered.
Same with the City , I can discuss issues the style of play etc but I’m not particularly bothered if they win or lose as long as I have a good day out with either my peers or my son and wife.
I’m more exited about my son’s football team these days ,and I’ve also taken up a new sport which I’m more passionate about than the City. The rebrand probably didn’t help , plus the move to the new stadium is pretty boring for me but I can see the appeal for families.
I am not going to accept what you have stated as your thoughts and opinions are biased against this new government
I can't accept something I totally disagree with can I?
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I am not going to accept what you have stated as your thoughts and opinions are biased against this new government
I can't accept something I totally disagree with can I?
What the hell are you taking? You really need to pack it in son, whatever it is.
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SLUDGE FACTORY
You want them to fail , desperately....but it's at least 5 years
They're not going to fail, the people are.
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SLUDGE FACTORY
I am not going to accept what you have stated as your thoughts and opinions are biased against this new government
I can't accept something I totally disagree with can I?
Ok I’ll try again, I voted Lib Democrats in the last GE , how does that make you feel :hehe:
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Ok I’ll try again, I voted Lib Democrats in the last GE , how does that make you feel :hehe:
Unlucky
Wasted vote
Maybe at the next election the libs will be needed in a coalition
Until then it's all irrelevant
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SLUDGE FACTORY
Opinion Polls are complete bollocks
They had Labour on 42 percent and the vote share they got was 35
Reform were on 18 percent , ended up 14
Stop worrying
Sludge, you're defending the indefensible. So much of what happened between 2010 and 2024 was indefensible and now Starmer's Labour party are being equally cruel to many people whose lifestyle's will suffer because of a Government's austerity policies - just so happens that this one is, allegedly, left of centre.
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the other bob wilson
Sludge, you're defending the indefensible. So much of what happened between 2010 and 2024 was indefensible and now Starmer's Labour party are being equally cruel to many people whose lifestyle's will suffer because of a Government's austerity policies - just so happens that this one is, allegedly, left of centre.
There was no way that Labour could right all the wrongs in a swipe of the pen
Plenty of people who benefitted from the sale of council houses at a cheap rate ......through the use of public money to incentivise .....which led to cuts for other people .....and the tory years of tax cuts ......again meaning other people and other services were cut are now chomping at the bit to have a go at starmer
I don't buy it
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There was no way that Labour could right all the wrongs in a swipe of the pen
Plenty of people who benefitted from the sale of council houses at a cheap rate ......through the use of public money to incentivise .....which led to cuts for other people .....and the tory years of tax cuts ......again meaning other people and other services were cut are now chomping at the bit to have a go at starmer
I don't buy it
Labour didn't have to start adding to the list of wrongs by cutting cold weather payments for pensioners though did they. It's right up there with the cuts the coalition Government made to support for the disabled in terms of cruelty. I had no great expectation of this Government being a friend of those least able to support themselves in life, but they've proved themselves to be worse than I was expecting
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There was no way that Labour could right all the wrongs in a swipe of the pen
Plenty of people who benefitted from the sale of council houses at a cheap rate ......through the use of public money to incentivise .....which led to cuts for other people .....and the tory years of tax cuts ......again meaning other people and other services were cut are now chomping at the bit to have a go at starmer
I don't buy it
You are a virtual signalling idiot , the lack of empathy you have shown towards the elderly shows what kind of character you really are.
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the other bob wilson
Labour didn't have to start adding to the list of wrongs by cutting cold weather payments for pensioners though did they. It's right up there with the cuts the coalition Government made to support for the disabled in terms of cruelty. I had no great expectation of this Government being a friend of those least able to support themselves in life, but they've proved themselves to be worse than I was expecting
It's nowhere near the same
Being old is not a disability
And pensioners have more disposable income than disabled people
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TWGL1
You are a virtual signalling idiot , the lack of empathy you have shown towards the elderly shows what kind of character you really are.
Virtue signalling .....yet another term used almost exclusively by right wing fools
the elderly are not all poor are they ?
In fact under the Tories they have in general been very well looked after in comparison to the disabled for example
You daft klutz
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SLUDGE FACTORY
Virtue signalling .....yet another term used almost exclusively by right wing fools
the elderly are not all poor are they ?
In fact under the Tories they have in general been very well looked after in comparison to the disabled for example
You daft klutz
Right wing , do you think by calling posters with different opinions to your extremely narrow views has any traction at all ? It’s tiresome and shows that you simply cannot deal with it.
Have a look in the dictionary what Virtual Signaling is , and you fit the bill. You simply cannot think for yourself and trying to generate a debate with you is like speaking to someone with issues. Are you on prescription medication by any chance?
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Right wing , do you think by calling posters with different opinions to your extremely narrow views has any traction at all ? It’s tiresome and shows that you simply cannot deal with it.
Have a look in the dictionary what Virtual Signaling is , and you fit the bill. You simply cannot think for yourself and trying to generate a debate with you is like speaking to someone with issues. Are you on prescription medication by any chance?
You are not looking in the mirror
I can deal with the fact that you are clearly right wing as it comes out in almost every one of your posts
Its ironic that you seem to be suggesting that you think for yourself as you are always quoting other sources or using idiot terms like virtue signalling
GB News, Talk Tv and the right wing nutjobs on the internet use that language and the two tier cobblers all the time ......I would imagine you love tuning into all that crap ....especially when the likes of Jim Davidson and Katie Hopkins are drooling and talking rubbish
I have got a lot of issues of what car magazine ?
In terms of all this protect the pensioners waffle in a time of economic crisis its absolutely insane for cash rich pensioners like the relative you brought up to be given 300 quid to help for his energy bills when that money is far better used elsewhere .....or do you think we should be staffing away money ?
The majority of pensioners will be ok and it's up to the government through pension credit and the voluntary agencies....Ageuk etc ....to try and ensure those that struggle are helped
Try being the word here as people will always slip through the net
If we were able to pay for everything or give money to your father in law just because he's a pensioner then we would need the country to be in a good place and it clearly isn't
Now several posters have tried to explain this to you but all you can do is suggest those that don't agree with your regurgitated posts about this awful labour government ....of 6 weeks ......either have issues or have no empathy with vulnerable pensioners
Which is of course cobblers as the most important thing to do when the economy is on its arse is to target cash at the poor
And whilst 16 percent of pensioners struggle financially 27 percent of disabled people do too
Again some disabled people are financially OK so isn't it fair that government help is targeted right across the board ?
If uncle Bert is 75 but has two houses , flys off to tenerife in March and October and plays a lot of golf what is the arguement for giving him a cost of living or winter fuel allowance ?
It's crazy
And if Starmer has back tracked in your opinion then you need to be ready for all the times previous governments have done tge same
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SLUDGE FACTORY
You are not looking in the mirror
I can deal with the fact that you are clearly right wing as it comes out in almost every one of your posts
Its ironic that you seem to be suggesting that you think for yourself as you are always quoting other sources or using idiot terms like virtue signalling
GB News, Talk Tv and the right wing nutjobs on the internet use that language and the two tier cobblers all the time ......I would imagine you love tuning into all that crap ....especially when the likes of Jim Davidson and Katie Hopkins are drooling and talking rubbish
I have got a lot of issues of what car magazine ?
In terms of all this protect the pensioners waffle in a time of economic crisis its absolutely insane for cash rich pensioners like the relative you brought up to be given 300 quid to help for his energy bills when that money is far better used elsewhere .....or do you think we should be staffing away money ?
The majority of pensioners will be ok and it's up to the government through pension credit and the voluntary agencies....Ageuk etc ....to try and ensure those that struggle are helped
Try being the word here as people will always slip through the net
If we were able to pay for everything or give money to your father in law just because he's a pensioner then we would need the country to be in a good place and it clearly isn't
Now several posters have tried to explain this to you but all you can do is suggest those that don't agree with your regurgitated posts about this awful labour government ....of 6 weeks ......either have issues or have no empathy with vulnerable pensioners
Which is of course cobblers as the most important thing to do when the economy is on its arse is to target cash at the poor
And whilst 16 percent of pensioners struggle financially 27 percent of disabled people do too
Again some disabled people are financially OK so isn't it fair that government help is targeted right across the board ?
If uncle Bert is 75 but has two houses , flys off to tenerife in March and October and plays a lot of golf what is the arguement for giving him a cost of living or winter fuel allowance ?
It's crazy
And if Starmer has back tracked in your opinion then you need to be ready for all the times previous governments have done tge same
Huh what are you waffling on about now, go and pester someone else, I’m bored of you.
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Huh what are you waffling on about now, go and pester someone else, I’m bored of you.
I have put you in a box 📦
It's goodnight sweetheart
Stay in that maze , you ain't coming out
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I have put you in a box 📦
It's goodnight sweetheart
Stay in that maze , you ain't coming out
Cool story Bro
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TWGL1
Cool story Bro
You think you are a bright fellow
I have laid out a series of questions for you
Instead of answering them , on a thread you started by the way , you have gone to ground
The only virtue signaller on here is you , there's not a group in society that you are not prepared to represent in your one eyed search for justice against this awful government , of 6 weeks
Does your missus know you spend most of your life poncing about on here like Mary Whitehouse ?
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SLUDGE FACTORY
You think you are a bright fellow
I have laid out a series of questions for you
Instead of answering them , on a thread you started by the way , you have gone to ground
The only virtue signaller on here is you , there's not a group in society that you are not prepared to represent in your one eyed search for justice against this awful government , of 6 weeks
Does your missus know you spend most of your life poncing about on here like Mary Whitehouse ?
Tit for tat name calling now are you , too late bro and , have you actually looked up what a virtue signaller is?
It’s you to a tee , and with regards to my missus , yes she does think I spend too much time on here with “ keyboard warriors “ as she calls them. At least I’ve got a missus and kids and as it’s the weekend it’s time to sign off until Monday.
Keep taking the meds bro, and learn how to debate properly :wave:
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TWGL1
Tit for tat name calling now are you , too late bro and , have you actually looked up what a virtue signaller is?
It’s you to a tee , and with regards to my missus , yes she does think I spend too much time on here with “ keyboard warriors “ as she calls them. At least I’ve got a missus and kids and as it’s the weekend it’s time to sign off until Monday.
Keep taking the meds bro, and learn how to debate properly :wave:
The thing is .....I have asked you to debate with my last but one post ?
But you just bottled it and told me you were bored 😴
And now you are on about medication ?
I think you are making an idiot of yourself here
Well done on finding a wife and knowing how to make children
What an incredible gift 🎁
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SLUDGE FACTORY
You think you are a bright fellow
I have laid out a series of questions for you
Instead of answering them , on a thread you started by the way , you have gone to ground
The only virtue signaller on here is you , there's not a group in society that you are not prepared to represent in your one eyed search for justice against this awful government , of 6 weeks
Does your missus know you spend most of your life poncing about on here like Mary Whitehouse ?
But why do you expect answers Sludge when you so often do not respond to questions or points from other posters to you?
You are always doing it to me.
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[QUOTE=TWGL1;5539481]Tit for tat name calling now are you , too late bro and , have you actually looked up what a virtue signaller is?
It’s you to a tee , and with regards to my missus , yes she does think I spend too much time on here with “ keyboard warriors “ as she calls them. At least I’ve got a missus and kids and as it’s the weekend it’s time to sign off until Monday.
Keep taking the meds bro, and learn how to debate properly :wave:[/QUOTE
Far better to just ignore him and the other members of his squad. 😁 just occasionally drop the odd truth bomb and melt away for a few days. Works a treat.
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Tit for tat name calling now are you , too late bro and , have you actually looked up what a virtue signaller is?
It’s you to a tee , and with regards to my missus , yes she does think I spend too much time on here with “ keyboard warriors “ as she calls them. At least I’ve got a missus and kids and as it’s the weekend it’s time to sign off until Monday.
Keep taking the meds bro, and learn how to debate properly :wave:[/QUOTE
Far better to just ignore him and the other members of his squad. 😁 just occasionally drop the odd truth bomb and melt away for a few days. Works a treat.
Well if you could try that it would be great but we are always waiting for these ?
You are as insane as he is
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But why do you expect answers Sludge when you so often do not respond to questions or points from other posters to you?
You are always doing it to me.
No answer came the stern reply
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TWGL1
Tit for tat name calling now are you , too late bro and , have you actually looked up what a virtue signaller is?
It’s you to a tee , and with regards to my missus , yes she does think I spend too much time on here with “ keyboard warriors “ as she calls them. At least I’ve got a missus and kids and as it’s the weekend it’s time to sign off until Monday.
Keep taking the meds bro, and learn how to debate properly :wave:[/QUOTE
Far better to just ignore him and the other members of his squad. 😁 just occasionally drop the odd truth bomb and melt away for a few days. Works a treat.
I take them with a pinch of salt usually.
But I get a bit fed up of some posters completely ignoring the points I make with some inane comment, a piece of political whataboutery, or making assumptions about my views which are simply not true.
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I take them with a pinch of salt usually.
But I get a bit fed up of some posters completely ignoring the points I make with some inane comment, a piece of political whataboutery, or making assumptions about my views which are simply not true.
I have the answer-Don't get involved :thumbup:
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I have the answer-Don't get involved :thumbup:
But that way my point of view doesn't get heard!
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But that way my point of view doesn't get heard!
heaven forbid!
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SLUDGE FACTORY
The thing is .....I have asked you to debate with my last but one post ?
But you just bottled it and told me you were bored
And now you are on about medication ?
I think you are making an idiot of yourself here
Well done on finding a wife and knowing how to make children
What an incredible gift
Beyond you though? Making them is easy, raising them properly isn’t….And working for a living? The guy who barely ever left Wales, whose worldly knowledge went as far as Benidorm….yiu shoukd run for being a Labour MP, what don’t you know? Perfect for it
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Beyond you though? Making them is easy, raising them properly isn’t….And working for a living? The guy who barely ever left Wales, whose worldly knowledge went as far as Benidorm….yiu shoukd run for being a Labour MP, what don’t you know? Perfect for it
I have always been sensible enough to wear a lid
Who hasn't left Wales?
You certainly can't be referring to me because that would be incorrect
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heaven forbid!
What is that meant to mean?
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Sludge got to be state pensionable age he's been on here donkey years. Question is why is he comfortable losing his heating allowance.
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Sludge got to be state pensionable age he's been on here donkey years. Question is why is he comfortable losing his heating allowance.
Many years till I get there
And when I do I will have enough money to be able to say I don't need this , please spend it on the NHS
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Sludge got to be state pensionable age he's been on here donkey years. Question is why is he comfortable losing his heating allowance.
I’m on the state pension and because I’m also on a works pension, I’m okay with losing the heating allowance, but that’s not the point, there are hundreds of thousands, if not millions, who will find it hard to cope with a decision by a Labour Government that they should be ashamed of.
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Sludge got to be state pensionable age he's been on here donkey years. Question is why is he comfortable losing his heating allowance.
It's an act more despicable than that of the milk snatcher in 1971 but received far differently by the champagne ccmb socialist militia.
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It's an act more despicable than that of the milk snatcher in 1971 but received far differently by the champagne ccmb socialist militia.
best one yet :hehe: :hehe: