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    Have you noticed though with these right wing loonies - it’s no longer the far left but the radical left?
    Leftard

    Wtf is that ?

  2. #27

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    Quote Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
    Exactly my opinion of you
    Exact your opinion is based on me writing pro's and cons of Keir Starmer

    And my opinion of you is your endless toddlerish and personal insults that bare no relevance to the discussion whatsoever.

    Time. After time. After time. After time.

    Just stop it.

  3. #28

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesWales View Post
    Exact your opinion is based on me writing pro's and cons of Keir Starmer

    And my opinion of you is your endless toddlerish and personal insults that bare no relevance to the discussion whatsoever.

    Time. After time. After time. After time.

    Just stop it.
    No , get stuffed tory

  4. #29

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    Quote Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
    No , get stuffed tory
    No, you listen to me. I posted my thoughts on Keir Starmer which contain some pro's and con's. Everyone else just criticised him. Aside from the preposterous nature of that leading you to call me Tory boy and "Right wing" it's the insults that follow that fk me off. It's completely illogical and toxic.

    You did this on the other thread where I posted a BBC article saying the US was negotiating with Ukraine and Russia. An unequivocal fact and a more anodyne article you couldn't find. For that I ended up getting 16 (sixteen!) entirely unrelated personal insults. Now I have half a dozen more here just a day or two later.

    It's totally unrelated to the topic at hand and way beyond normal and it's borderline harassment tbh.

    Stop it or I will have no issue whatsoever asking for you to be banned again as you just make this place entirely toxic and unwelcoming. Robust debate is one thing, we all enjoy that but offering nothing but insults is quite another.

    So do yourself and everyone else a favour and please stop it.

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    Own it guys he's your man.
    Aye, years of wait till Labour get in, for this shower of sh!t, Halifax counter assistant economic policy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesWales View Post
    I'm not really sure what people expected? The same fiscal and market pressures that boxed in Liz Truss apply now. Their very narrow definition of "crashing the economy" means that they are only ever a hairs breadth from that themselves. The reality of problems like immigration and housing and the small boats etc are now theirs to deal with and they realize it's much harder in government. Labour are now even talking about third countries themselves, which makes me angry as they should have supported the last govt on it

    https://www.lbc.co.uk/politics/uk-po...o-the-balkans/

    I do think they deserve some credit for apparently reducing waiting lists, albeit slightly and apparently when compared to a time of a jnr doctors strike, but still. I think he has shown some fairly good diplomatic skills treading difficult territory too. Finally, they do deserve more time of course.

    But yeah, life is no better than under the Tories and it was never going to be really.
    They cripple the economy and hinder growth, making austerity measures more severe and prolonged. They are realising that Labour lacks an endless supply of money—spending cuts are necessary, and financial support diminishes when economic growth stalls and too many people depend on a shrinking base of taxpayers.

  7. #32

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesWales View Post
    No, you listen to me. I posted my thoughts on Keir Starmer which contain some pro's and con's. Everyone else just criticised him. Aside from the preposterous nature of that leading you to call me Tory boy and "Right wing" it's the insults that follow that fk me off. It's completely illogical and toxic.

    You did this on the other thread where I posted a BBC article saying the US was negotiating with Ukraine and Russia. An unequivocal fact and a more anodyne article you couldn't find. For that I ended up getting 16 (sixteen!) entirely unrelated personal insults. Now I have half a dozen more here just a day or two later.

    It's totally unrelated to the topic at hand and way beyond normal and it's borderline harassment tbh.

    Stop it or I will have no issue whatsoever asking for you to be banned again as you just make this place entirely toxic and unwelcoming. Robust debate is one thing, we all enjoy that but offering nothing but insults is quite another.

    So do yourself and everyone else a favour and please stop it.
    You vote reform

    So kiss my arse

  8. #33

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    Quote Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
    You vote reform

    So kiss my arse
    Ironically the way you speak to people on here makes you a fine advocate for Reform.

    Anyway, I dont mind being asked to kiss your arse, but hopefully you can control your urges and rein the rest in

  9. #34

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesWales View Post
    Ironically the way you speak to people on here makes you a fine advocate for Reform.

    Anyway, I dont mind being asked to kiss your arse, but hopefully you can control your urges and rein the rest in
    You vote reform

    You are a right wing idiot

    I really don't care what other nonsense you come up with as admitting you vote for those nutters confirms a long held belief

    Once those cards are on the table you are bust

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    Re: Our glorious Prime Minister.

    Quote Originally Posted by JamesWales View Post
    Ironically the way you speak to people on here makes you a fine advocate for Reform.

    Anyway, I dont mind being asked to kiss your arse, but hopefully you can control your urges and rein the rest in

    He's too thick to realise this, it's why you have Trump in a landslide, it's why unless they can lock him up farage will win in a landslide the only way they can stop it is what they have done in Brazil, Romania and now in France, Sludge and his radicals don't give a **** about the poor as long as he is fleecing grannies with his cash in hand jobs he and his kind just come on here virtue signalling look at me look at me, he's a fraud and always has been, it's great that a few on here are now calling him out, it's obvious his gig is getting exposed, his responses are no longer funny and are getting nastier and nastier, next time he's banned I hope it's for good.ive said it previously they despise family life, his hero yesterday totally ignored the tradition of wishing our mums, current, no longer with us and future mums a happy mothering Sunday, the current PM is a piece of shit, his party is disgusting on all levels and he voted for it, and has the audacity to call out anyone who decided I've had enough of this uni party system. I was encouraged on Friday when going out in a large group that youngsters are now opening up about their futures and don't have to hide the fact that the only option for them is reform, personally and as I have mentioned many times before they aren't a party that would make me go back to voting but I've seen enough of the Tories and Labour to. Understand why some would choose this option, I think Farage is as controlled the same as the other leaders, just mention borders and immigration to increase the split in society but once he gets over the line it will be business as usual with the same outcome as the other two parties, however, the electorate are entitled to vote for anyone on the ballot without the constant abuse this individual and his back up squad continues to pedal, IMO you do not convince people to think your way with a constant barrage of vitreol, just look at the hatred by a few in America against Musk, the violence against people who have his cars had been off the scale, there are 3 Teslas in my street with my neighbor having one of them, the thought of creating a scene or damaging his car isn't an option or a thought process, these left wing violent radicals have the opposite affect and people are peddling down, holding their noses and voting to the right. Look at the democratic options in the just gone US elections, there wasn't a Democratic option just a deep state globalist radical anointed and the people said stuff you it isn't happening.
    Corbyn was nuts but he was a peaceful nut, I'd welcome him back as the Labour leader in a heartbeat over this current shyster.whatever happened to the greenham common peaceful left ? How did the left become radicalized with hate.?

  12. #37

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heathblue View Post
    He's too thick to realise this, it's why you have Trump in a landslide, it's why unless they can lock him up farage will win in a landslide the only way they can stop it is what they have done in Brazil, Romania and now in France, Sludge and his radicals don't give a **** about the poor as long as he is fleecing grannies with his cash in hand jobs he and his kind just come on here virtue signalling look at me look at me, he's a fraud and always has been, it's great that a few on here are now calling him out, it's obvious his gig is getting exposed, his responses are no longer funny and are getting nastier and nastier, next time he's banned I hope it's for good.ive said it previously they despise family life, his hero yesterday totally ignored the tradition of wishing our mums, current, no longer with us and future mums a happy mothering Sunday, the current PM is a piece of shit, his party is disgusting on all levels and he voted for it, and has the audacity to call out anyone who decided I've had enough of this uni party system. I was encouraged on Friday when going out in a large group that youngsters are now opening up about their futures and don't have to hide the fact that the only option for them is reform, personally and as I have mentioned many times before they aren't a party that would make me go back to voting but I've seen enough of the Tories and Labour to. Understand why some would choose this option, I think Farage is as controlled the same as the other leaders, just mention borders and immigration to increase the split in society but once he gets over the line it will be business as usual with the same outcome as the other two parties, however, the electorate are entitled to vote for anyone on the ballot without the constant abuse this individual and his back up squad continues to pedal, IMO you do not convince people to think your way with a constant barrage of vitreol, just look at the hatred by a few in America against Musk, the violence against people who have his cars had been off the scale, there are 3 Teslas in my street with my neighbor having one of them, the thought of creating a scene or damaging his car isn't an option or a thought process, these left wing violent radicals have the opposite affect and people are peddling down, holding their noses and voting to the right. Look at the democratic options in the just gone US elections, there wasn't a Democratic option just a deep state globalist radical anointed and the people said stuff you it isn't happening.
    Corbyn was nuts but he was a peaceful nut, I'd welcome him back as the Labour leader in a heartbeat over this current shyster.whatever happened to the greenham common peaceful left ? How did the left become radicalized with hate.?
    Why are these youngsters choosing Reform, what policies of theirs are proving so popular among them?

    Trump’s “landslide” was by 1.5 per cent I believe.

  13. #38

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    Heathblue - you make some good points but you’re equally as biased. This new craze of referring to the left as radicalised is laughable when they don’t come more radicalised than the MAGA movement and Reform. As for violence and hatred? Well, the political right has a history for that doesn’t it?

  14. #39

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heathblue View Post
    He's too thick to realise this, it's why you have Trump in a landslide, it's why unless they can lock him up farage will win in a landslide the only way they can stop it is what they have done in Brazil, Romania and now in France, Sludge and his radicals don't give a **** about the poor as long as he is fleecing grannies with his cash in hand jobs he and his kind just come on here virtue signalling look at me look at me, he's a fraud and always has been, it's great that a few on here are now calling him out, it's obvious his gig is getting exposed, his responses are no longer funny and are getting nastier and nastier, next time he's banned I hope it's for good.ive said it previously they despise family life, his hero yesterday totally ignored the tradition of wishing our mums, current, no longer with us and future mums a happy mothering Sunday, the current PM is a piece of shit, his party is disgusting on all levels and he voted for it, and has the audacity to call out anyone who decided I've had enough of this uni party system. I was encouraged on Friday when going out in a large group that youngsters are now opening up about their futures and don't have to hide the fact that the only option for them is reform, personally and as I have mentioned many times before they aren't a party that would make me go back to voting but I've seen enough of the Tories and Labour to. Understand why some would choose this option, I think Farage is as controlled the same as the other leaders, just mention borders and immigration to increase the split in society but once he gets over the line it will be business as usual with the same outcome as the other two parties, however, the electorate are entitled to vote for anyone on the ballot without the constant abuse this individual and his back up squad continues to pedal, IMO you do not convince people to think your way with a constant barrage of vitreol, just look at the hatred by a few in America against Musk, the violence against people who have his cars had been off the scale, there are 3 Teslas in my street with my neighbor having one of them, the thought of creating a scene or damaging his car isn't an option or a thought process, these left wing violent radicals have the opposite affect and people are peddling down, holding their noses and voting to the right. Look at the democratic options in the just gone US elections, there wasn't a Democratic option just a deep state globalist radical anointed and the people said stuff you it isn't happening.
    Corbyn was nuts but he was a peaceful nut, I'd welcome him back as the Labour leader in a heartbeat over this current shyster.whatever happened to the greenham common peaceful left ? How did the left become radicalized with hate.?
    It's not long ago I wished you well regarding your dad

    But you are a freaked out conspiracy nutter and for many years have been moving to the right

    Please don't play the nuance card as all your ire is directed towards the lefties

    You are about as balanced as a collapsed bridge

    The only grannies I have had contact with over the last 20 years was in my befriending and support role for a local charity

    My DRB checks passed with flying colours you brain melt

    Keep out of the sun and the next time you complain about the state of the country , as we all do , you can tell us how you are going to change things by the radical idea of not bothering to vote 😀

  15. #40

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heathblue View Post
    He's too thick to realise this, it's why you have Trump in a landslide, it's why unless they can lock him up farage will win in a landslide the only way they can stop it is what they have done in Brazil, Romania and now in France, Sludge and his radicals don't give a **** about the poor as long as he is fleecing grannies with his cash in hand jobs he and his kind just come on here virtue signalling look at me look at me, he's a fraud and always has been, it's great that a few on here are now calling him out, it's obvious his gig is getting exposed, his responses are no longer funny and are getting nastier and nastier, next time he's banned I hope it's for good.ive said it previously they despise family life, his hero yesterday totally ignored the tradition of wishing our mums, current, no longer with us and future mums a happy mothering Sunday, the current PM is a piece of shit, his party is disgusting on all levels and he voted for it, and has the audacity to call out anyone who decided I've had enough of this uni party system. I was encouraged on Friday when going out in a large group that youngsters are now opening up about their futures and don't have to hide the fact that the only option for them is reform, personally and as I have mentioned many times before they aren't a party that would make me go back to voting but I've seen enough of the Tories and Labour to. Understand why some would choose this option, I think Farage is as controlled the same as the other leaders, just mention borders and immigration to increase the split in society but once he gets over the line it will be business as usual with the same outcome as the other two parties, however, the electorate are entitled to vote for anyone on the ballot without the constant abuse this individual and his back up squad continues to pedal, IMO you do not convince people to think your way with a constant barrage of vitreol, just look at the hatred by a few in America against Musk, the violence against people who have his cars had been off the scale, there are 3 Teslas in my street with my neighbor having one of them, the thought of creating a scene or damaging his car isn't an option or a thought process, these left wing violent radicals have the opposite affect and people are peddling down, holding their noses and voting to the right. Look at the democratic options in the just gone US elections, there wasn't a Democratic option just a deep state globalist radical anointed and the people said stuff you it isn't happening.
    Corbyn was nuts but he was a peaceful nut, I'd welcome him back as the Labour leader in a heartbeat over this current shyster.whatever happened to the greenham common peaceful left ? How did the left become radicalized with hate.?
    Encouraged that youngsters are not hiding the fact they are voting reform ��

    And you are not voting for them either of course

    Yeah right

    Pull the other one lol

    You sound more like a clone of trump , Musk and farage every day

    Too much sun , dehydration , lager

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    Re: Our glorious Prime Minister.

    Quote Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
    It's not long ago I wished you well regarding your dad

    But you are a freaked out conspiracy nutter and for many years have been moving to the right

    Please don't play the nuance card as all your ire is directed towards the lefties

    You are about as balanced as a collapsed bridge

    The only grannies I have had contact with over the last 20 years was in my befriending and support role for a local charity

    My DRB checks passed with flying colours you brain melt

    Keep out of the sun and the next time you complain about the state of the country , as we all do , you can tell us how you are going to change things by the radical idea of not bothering to vote ��
    Corrected for you

    The only grannies I have had contact with over the last 20 years were on plenty of fish 60+ and I did very well I can tell you.

  17. #42

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    Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    Why are these youngsters choosing Reform, what policies of theirs are proving so popular among them?

    Trump’s “landslide” was by 1.5 per cent I believe.
    I don't think we should over egg the pudding in terms of young people's support for Reform. From what I've seen it is at best 20-25% which is obviously only a quarter of them. At the same time it is quite different to UKIP or the Brexit party.

    Few things at play I suspect;

    1 - People have tried Tories and now Labour and (so far) they taste the same. Labour have to change things to appeal more. If there is a natural rebellious nature to young people then that won't manifest itself in picking the Tories or Labour, it will be seen in Green, Reform, Plaid etc.

    2 - Farage, like him or not, is a pretty engaging character and he does have a sense of humour and speaks well. I've seen quite a few light hearted posts from him on tiktok and the like so Reform has obviously tapped into things there

    3 - Reform do seem kinda fresh in a sense that UKIP never did. That was all "keep the pound" and the like whereas Reform are more "Sweep the tired old politicians away". They do come across as far fresher than Farages previous parties.

    4 - Reform are talking about housing and rightly so. Young people are screwed big time on this and whilst there are many causes, very high immigration absolutely is a big part of it. By (rightly in my opinion) tying it to housing and general quality of life, there will inevitably be some appeal

    5 - I think we are past peak "woke". We can all disagree about the word but I think we generally know what we are talking about. Younger people I have spoken to will often mock it. Theyve been at the forefront of censorship at unis and the like and I think there is a genuine feeling that things have gone to far and are a bit joyless, don't like being told what to say and think etc.

    6 - Loads of Reform candidates I've seen are pretty young themselves. I think the Humber mayoral candidate is some local boxer in his 20s or something. Again, whatever their image is, "stuffy" most definitely isn't it

    But yeah, at the very best I doubt you'll ever get more than one third of 18-24 year olds voting Reform anywhere so let's not over do it. But things do feel different and it's a fact that many populist right parties in Europe are more popular with the young than the old.

  18. #43

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesWales View Post
    I don't think we should over egg the pudding in terms of young people's support for Reform. From what I've seen it is at best 20-25% which is obviously only a quarter of them. At the same time it is quite different to UKIP or the Brexit party.

    Few things at play I suspect;

    1 - People have tried Tories and now Labour and (so far) they taste the same. Labour have to change things to appeal more. If there is a natural rebellious nature to young people then that won't manifest itself in picking the Tories or Labour, it will be seen in Green, Reform, Plaid etc.

    2 - Farage, like him or not, is a pretty engaging character and he does have a sense of humour and speaks well. I've seen quite a few light hearted posts from him on tiktok and the like so Reform has obviously tapped into things there

    3 - Reform do seem kinda fresh in a sense that UKIP never did. That was all "keep the pound" and the like whereas Reform are more "Sweep the tired old politicians away". They do come across as far fresher than Farages previous parties.

    4 - Reform are talking about housing and rightly so. Young people are screwed big time on this and whilst there are many causes, very high immigration absolutely is a big part of it. By (rightly in my opinion) tying it to housing and general quality of life, there will inevitably be some appeal

    5 - I think we are past peak "woke". We can all disagree about the word but I think we generally know what we are talking about. Younger people I have spoken to will often mock it. Theyve been at the forefront of censorship at unis and the like and I think there is a genuine feeling that things have gone to far and are a bit joyless, don't like being told what to say and think etc.

    6 - Loads of Reform candidates I've seen are pretty young themselves. I think the Humber mayoral candidate is some local boxer in his 20s or something. Again, whatever their image is, "stuffy" most definitely isn't it

    But yeah, at the very best I doubt you'll ever get more than one third of 18-24 year olds voting Reform anywhere so let's not over do it. But things do feel different and it's a fact that many populist right parties in Europe are more popular with the young than the old.
    Thanks for taking the time to answer like that, but, in essence, all you’re saying is there’s something about housing and they’re considered as something new and a bit different. You’re right to point out that the numbers supporting them are still pretty small and i don’t think anyone would be batting an eyelid if such figures were recorded for, say, the Greens or Plaid Cymru.

    However, one thing I’ve learned in the past decade is the degree of the media’s fascination with the far right -it’s there in the mainstream media, but I find the internet and places like what I’ll always call Twitter really concerning given the lack of regulation on there - we’re creating a real hornet’s nest, not just on the right, and nobody can say with any confidence how it will pan out because we’ve never been here before.

  19. #44

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    https://youtu.be/Oh8ZfqumWfA?si=NDnix-4Yj2vgu0x7

    Stay at home and don't vote or vote reform .....aka right wing trump , Musk defenders on here .....and this is what you will get

    If there was a choice between voting conservative and the reform idiots , and that was the only choice , I would have to vote conservative to keep these xenophobic nutters out

    I certainly wouldn't vote reform or... pretend I didnt vote reform but spend the last few years saying yeah but no farage , Musk, trump are the victims of a leftwing media conspiracy etc etc

    Because if you defend the nonsense talked by that lot often enough
    you are part of the gang .....don't insult people's intelligence it's laughable

    And of course if you don't bother voting yet not using your vote helps elect a far right future ....despite it being clear voting Labour, tory , green , liberal etc is going to keep these fruitcakes out then that's even worse

    I personally hope starmer is ousted and at the next election some kind of concensus vote emerges to give us a far from perfect government , a coalition , even the Tories........but by God that mad yank far right republican is a portent of what you will get from reform and the far right

    I mean are people really that stupid ?

    Do you think your kids , grandchildren will be served by those absolute melts ?

    There was a debate on radio 5 last night ....complaining about energy prices ....its all Labour's fault ? ......People on there Tories and to the right .....who privatised energy and gave all of us to the mercy of these private companies ?

    It was the conservatives and if people think reform are going to suddenly row back on what we have ......and the same for social services , care , NHS , elderly ....your kids your grandchildren.....then see where reform have cone from .....right wing conservatism ....

    Good luck leaving your kids or relatives already fragile future in the hands of that lot ��

    They will make Thatcher look like a left wing socialist

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    Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    Thanks for taking the time to answer like that, but, in essence, all you’re saying is there’s something about housing and they’re considered as something new and a bit different. You’re right to point out that the numbers supporting them are still pretty small and i don’t think anyone would be batting an eyelid if such figures were recorded for, say, the Greens or Plaid Cymru.

    However, one thing I’ve learned in the past decade is the degree of the media’s fascination with the far right -it’s there in the mainstream media, but I find the internet and places like what I’ll always call Twitter really concerning given the lack of regulation on there - we’re creating a real hornet’s nest, not just on the right, and nobody can say with any confidence how it will pan out because we’ve never been here before.
    Yeah, I mean housing, being a bit funny and challenging the status quo probably does get you quite far in fairness.

    I agree entirely on social media. It's a curse and has been driving people apart for years now. People can just find whatever news they want to back up their own opinion and views slowly become more and more entrenched.

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    Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    Thanks for taking the time to answer like that, but, in essence, all you’re saying is there’s something about housing and they’re considered as something new and a bit different. You’re right to point out that the numbers supporting them are still pretty small and i don’t think anyone would be batting an eyelid if such figures were recorded for, say, the Greens or Plaid Cymru.

    However, one thing I’ve learned in the past decade is the degree of the media’s fascination with the far right -it’s there in the mainstream media, but I find the internet and places like what I’ll always call Twitter really concerning given the lack of regulation on there - we’re creating a real hornet’s nest, not just on the right, and nobody can say with any confidence how it will pan out because we’ve never been here before.
    I can't see pollsters coping well with an influx of previously non-political youngsters suddenly voting reform, the models aren't built for a shift like that. If Reform somehow managed to get 30% of 18-24 year olds that are actually likely to vote, that's still historically feck all votes. I think the infighting is having an effect on their numbers, sacking off Farage and opting to go on without him would possibly be the death of this iteration of the ukip/Brexit/reform grift and they are running out of words to use.

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