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Denver 28-08-2019 10:43 AM

Boris has asked the Queen to suspend Parliment, The Queen has now approved
 
So he can focus on Brexit without Corbyns childish tactics

Liam- 28-08-2019 10:46 AM

Parliament*

But hooray, let’s celebrate undemocratic silencing of opposition

Kizzy 28-08-2019 10:46 AM

Undemocratic. ..that is all.

Mitchell 28-08-2019 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10666241)
Parliament*

But hooray, let’s celebrate undemocratic silencing of opposition

Who doesn’t love a good dictatorship

Liam- 28-08-2019 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Mitchell (Post 10666244)
Who doesn’t love a good dictatorship

Trump, Putin, Jong Un and Johnson, dictator top trumps.

AnnieK 28-08-2019 11:04 AM

Disgraceful :mad:

Mitchell 28-08-2019 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10666247)
Trump, Putin, Jong Un and Johnson, dictator top trumps.

Funny how people are so against Putin etc, yet Johnson pulls a stunt like this and is a hero...

Black Dagger 28-08-2019 11:19 AM

Joke of a man.

Scarlett. 28-08-2019 11:20 AM

He's pulled the Queen into this whole mess too, knowing that whatever she choses its going to make her unpopular

Denver 28-08-2019 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Mitchell (Post 10666257)
Funny how people are so against Putin etc, yet Johnson pulls a stunt like this and is a hero...

Nobody every mentions the people who lap up Corbyns hate for jews and close friendships with terrorists

Scarlett. 28-08-2019 11:22 AM

I love how in a thread about Boris Johnson trying to suspend parliament, it starts to become about Jeremy ****in Corbyn

Denver 28-08-2019 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Dia. (Post 10666267)
I love how in a thread about Boris Johnson trying to suspend parliament, it starts to become about Jeremy ****in Corbyn

because its double standards, you cant slag off one then lap up the other

Liam- 28-08-2019 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10666265)
Nobody every mentions the people who lap up Corbyns hate for jews and close friendships with terrorists

Nobody ever? You clearly haven’t been in serious debates the past few months, that false narrative was constantly thrown around, but again, it’s not anywhere near being relevant to what your thread is about

Scarlett. 28-08-2019 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10666268)
because its double standards, you cant slag off one then lap up the other

No one mentions Corbyn really apart from his haters. Boris Johnson is the Prime Minister, he is the one in power and under the most scrutiny, he's the one trying to postpone democracy just to get his way.

Denver 28-08-2019 11:31 AM

Corbyn would be the much worse prime minister though, the jews will be sidelined and terrorists allowed to roam the street with out punishment

Denver 28-08-2019 11:31 AM

And the Queen knew months ago she would be asked to suspend parliament

arista 28-08-2019 11:33 AM


Liam- 28-08-2019 11:34 AM

Lmao, it’s okay for Johnson to **** on actual democracy by trying to silence his opposition, because you believe some stories right wing rags have told you about Corbyn

Twosugars 28-08-2019 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10666272)
Corbyn would be the much worse prime minister though, the jews will be sidelined and terrorists allowed to roam the street with out punishment

Look mate, why you create a thread if you can't stick to its topic?

Go and create one about corbyn and you can rant there

Denver 28-08-2019 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10666275)
Lmao, it’s okay for Johnson to **** on actual democracy by trying to silence his opposition, because you believe some stories right wing rags have told you about Corbyn

But the other parties have all but said they want to divide the nation which will destroy the country

arista 28-08-2019 12:03 PM

https://pbs.twimg.com/ad_img/1166654...jpg&name=small

The Slim Reaper 28-08-2019 12:03 PM

I'm ashamed for Liverpool when it's supporters are pushing tory/murdoch propaganda.

Shankly would be turning in his ****ing grave at this BS

arista 28-08-2019 12:04 PM


arista 28-08-2019 12:10 PM

From twitter

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDC9RugX...g&name=360x360


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDC9RuhX...g&name=360x360

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDDgpP2W...g&name=360x360

Shaun 28-08-2019 12:16 PM

It didn't work well for Charles I, your Maj, so watch your step. x

Denver 28-08-2019 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 10666285)
I'm ashamed for Liverpool when it's supporters are pushing tory/murdoch propaganda.

Shankly would be turning in his ****ing grave at this BS

if the Opposition parties actually had their **** together and respected what the public voted instead of only caring about what they want then things could be different

Marsh. 28-08-2019 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10666272)
Corbyn would be the much worse prime minister though, the jews will be sidelined and terrorists allowed to roam the street with out punishment

If your only defence of the current Prime Minister is that a hypothetical other person maybe could be might be worse, you've lost the defence.

The Slim Reaper 28-08-2019 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10666292)
if the Opposition parties actually had their **** together and respected what the public voted instead of only caring about what they want then things could be different

Here's the thing, no one voted for a no deal. Farage campaigned to leave with a deal, all the prominent tories spoke about how we'd be in the driving seat to make new and even better deals. Shutting down parliament is the antithesis of democracy.

You can be pro leave, but anti no-deal which everyone says is the worst of all outcomes for us,

When you just verbatim the crap about the Corbyn stuff, it doesn't reflect well on you. The Palestinians are living under the same apartheid state that the South Africans did, supporting their rights does not make you an anti-semite. Mandela was regarded as a terrorist at one time, would anyone now be accused of being a terrorist sympathiser if they supported him?

Denver 28-08-2019 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 10666297)
Here's the thing, no one voted for a no deal. Farage campaigned to leave with a deal, all the prominent tories spoke about how we'd be in the driving seat to make new and even better deals. Shutting down parliament is the antithesis of democracy.

You can be pro leave, but anti no-deal which everyone says is the worst of all outcomes for us,

When you just verbatim the crap about the Corbyn stuff, it doesn't reflect well on you. The Palestinians are living under the same apartheid state that the South Africans did, supporting their rights does not make you an anti-semite. Mandela was regarded as a terrorist at one time, would anyone now be accused of being a terrorist sympathiser if they supported him?

We wouldnt be in a no deal situation if people wouldnt vote down each deals because they want to stay and not leave

RileyH 28-08-2019 12:48 PM

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDDgpP2W...g&name=360x360

arista 28-08-2019 01:01 PM

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDDi_XaX...jpg&name=small

AnnieK 28-08-2019 01:01 PM

I honestly can't understand why younger people would be for leaving without a deal. It's them it will have the most impact on. Its hard enough to get on the property ladder now but when we are in the grips of another very hard recession, with record unemployment, job shortages etc etc it will be nigh on impossible. I am trying really hard to see what benefits leaving with no deal with bring.......and short term I see none.......long term, I see even less.

arista 28-08-2019 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by AnnieK (Post 10666302)
I honestly can't understand why younger people would be for leaving without a deal. It's them it will have the most impact on. Its hard enough to get on the property ladder now but when we are in the grips of another very hard recession, with record unemployment, job shortages etc etc it will be nigh on impossible. I am trying really hard to see what benefits leaving with no deal with bring.......and short term I see none.......long term, I see even less.

For Some Youngers
they have nothing to lose

The Slim Reaper 28-08-2019 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by arista (Post 10666305)
For Some Youngers
they have nothing to lose

Because of tory Austerity. Can you not see how the system was manipulated to make people more willing to try anything, because it can't be worse than what it's own government was doing to hurt it's own people. That's how you make people susceptible to the lying conmen.

The Slim Reaper 28-08-2019 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10666299)
We wouldnt be in a no deal situation if people wouldnt vote down each deals because they want to stay and not leave

There is no deal we can get that's better than what we already have, so you're asking people to vote to make our country worse off, and that's with a deal. All of your ire should be against the people that lied and told you that the day after the referendum, the Germans would come begging, or the people that told you that we'd be able to decide what deals we wanted and which ones we didn't.

You're angry at the people trying to protect you from the people who lied to you, and that's ****ing ridiculous.

Scarlett. 28-08-2019 01:13 PM

We have got such a cushy deal IN the EU, cause the EU foolishly bent over backwards many times to try and keep the UK happy.

smudgie 28-08-2019 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by AnnieK (Post 10666302)
I honestly can't understand why younger people would be for leaving without a deal. It's them it will have the most impact on. Its hard enough to get on the property ladder now but when we are in the grips of another very hard recession, with record unemployment, job shortages etc etc it will be nigh on impossible. I am trying really hard to see what benefits leaving with no deal with bring.......and short term I see none.......long term, I see even less.

I am hoping that house prices will drop.
Might be the glimmer of hope in all this ruddy mess.:shrug:

AnnieK 28-08-2019 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 10666312)
I am hoping that house prices will drop.
Might be the glimmer of hope in all this ruddy mess.:shrug:

House prices probably will but that will throw a lot of people back into a negative equity cycle.....unemployment will rise so there will not be many people in a position to buy as the banks will be very nervous of lending money again - people with big mortgages will not be able to sell and downsize as they will owe more than the house is worth etc etc....

bitontheslide 28-08-2019 01:31 PM

it's honestly not worth getting excited about. Whatever happens, we will deal with it as we always have

My concern is on the opportunity for groups to exploit the runup to the 31st and the safety of MP's I think is a critical concern

Mystic Mock 28-08-2019 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10666247)
Trump, Putin, Jong Un and Johnson, dictator top trumps.

They're top leaders.:hehe:


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