Its very easy to be a socialist when you don't actually earn any monies for yourself, innit.Originally Posted by World's End Stella
Again, a lack for foresight. Or maybe they're all just thick nowadays.
In short, they're all thick.
Its very easy to be a socialist when you don't actually earn any monies for yourself, innit.Again, a lack for foresight. Or maybe they're all just thick nowadays.
In short, they're all thick.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
When I was a student I was more strongly conservative than I am now and was fully aware of the need to be fiscally responsible.
Age has softened me, IUFG.
Not thick, I reckon. It's just life as it's been presented to them.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Hmmm. Labour won Kensington. The richest constituency in the UK.
EDIT: Of course Labour voters are damned whether they have money or not.
Did they, by God?!
Urgent new hobby alert for whoever the conservative candidate was then. And the party leader too, just to be on the safe side.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
London innit. They voted 60% to Remain and now they're getting their own back. That and the students in London jumping all over Comrade Corbyn's handouts pretty much explains the entire election.
But on the upside, here comes a nice, soft Brexit.
If they wanted to vote remain they should have voted Lib Dem.London innit. They voted 60% to Remain and now they're getting their own back. That and the students in London jumping all over Comrade Corbyn's handouts pretty much explains the entire election.
But on the upside, here comes a nice, soft Brexit.
Soft Brexit = Fake Brexit.
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Yes, I agree but that's exactly what is about to happen, I think.
The smug Leavers are about to be seriously disappointed. I'd be surprised if it looks very different from Remain, really. But that's modern politics, it's all about the here and now.
Well, I don't consider myself as smug but I am more than disappointed. The election campaigns were fought on the basis of 'Brexit is settled', and saw UKIP's vote collapse to nothing, from a fairly substantial national share, and to the benefit of the two main parties. Over 80% of people voted for parties who said they would leave the single market.
Now the election is over, May's battering is being used as an excuse for the dominant political and media classes to do what they've wanted ever since the referendum - to stop Brexit. The electorate at large hasn't voted against Brexit in this election (even though some people will have done), they have voted on all the basis of various reasons.
If this scenario plays out as we imagine, the majority who voted Leave will have been betrayed. UKIP will be back in five years when Britain is still subject to undemocratic and unnacountable external rule, still has no control over its borders, and still subsidises other countries from which it gets little (except cheap labour which is good for the wealthy and bad for the less wealthy).
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