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Brillopad
18-06-2017, 06:09 PM
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/10/exclusive-jeremy-corbyns-left-wing-labour-manifesto-leaked/

Not a pretty read.

Withano
18-06-2017, 06:27 PM
Do you have any idea whats gone on. Like in general?

Crimson Dynamo
18-06-2017, 06:31 PM
i remember the powercuts, work to rule, unions, inflation

awful times

Greg!
18-06-2017, 06:34 PM
WOW i love up to date news. Well if you can call it news, more like propaganda.

Brillopad
18-06-2017, 06:36 PM
i remember the powercuts, work to rule, unions, inflation

awful times

He will be the ruin of this country. Whilst I'm all for youngsters learning their lessons the hard way, unfortunately they will take the rest of us with them. By the time personal experience gets the message through it could be too late.

Withano
18-06-2017, 06:38 PM
You really dont understand how any of this works do you

Brillopad
18-06-2017, 06:39 PM
WOW i love up to date news. Well if you can call it news, more like propaganda.

I Believe the left wing have become quite astute at propaganda. :hehe:

Brillopad
18-06-2017, 06:40 PM
You really dont understand how any of this works do you

The day I listen to you will be the day I really don't.

Crimson Dynamo
18-06-2017, 06:42 PM
You really dont understand how any of this works do you

i see you took all your patronising pills today?

Withano
18-06-2017, 06:43 PM
The day I listen to you will be the day I really don't.

Oh i wasnt actually going to explain the 2017 general election to you, its pretty amusing watching you understanding it in your own way.

Brillopad
18-06-2017, 06:47 PM
Oh i wasnt actually going to explain the 2017 general election to you,

Thank god for that.

Jack_
18-06-2017, 06:48 PM
I love time travel

Withano
18-06-2017, 06:54 PM
i see you took all your patronising pills today?

Tbf, its a member that makes 10+ political posts a day that was sincerly asking if Labour could make a minority government the other day, and now thinks their manifesto will have a large negative impact on the country because they didnt realise its a month-old scaremongering article.

Crimson Dynamo
18-06-2017, 06:57 PM
Tbf, its a member that makes 10+ political posts a day that was sincerly asking if Labour could make a minority government the other day, and now thinks their manifesto will have a large negative impact on the country because they didnt realise its a month-old scaremongering article.

This site needs people making threads, how many do you make?

being rude to them is not a good idea

bearing in mind you are one of the most frequent visitors

Brillopad
18-06-2017, 07:03 PM
Tbf, its a member that makes 10+ political posts a day that was sincerly asking if Labour could make a minority government the other day, and now thinks their manifesto will have a large negative impact on the country because they didnt realise its a month-old scaremongering article.

Ten a day! I'll buy you an abacus.

Withano
18-06-2017, 07:04 PM
This site needs people making threads, how many do you make?

being rude to them is not a good idea

bearing in mind you are one of the most frequent visitors

I'm of course not against people making threads lol. I onky really make threads myself when i struggle to imagine what the reactions would be, I can usually guess quite accurately how political threads turn out.

Making threads that mean literally nothing to anybody ever (aka this, literally Brillo, this doesnt mean anything to you or I because of the ge17 result) in an attempt to give off the impression that your politically clued on is a bit tragic though.

I enjoy the debates section because I get to hear opinions that people from my friendship group do not share. Some threads just need a fact-check/contextual understanding before theyre made perhaps.

Withano
18-06-2017, 07:05 PM
Ten a day! I'll buy you an abacus.

10+ is pretty accurate I'd say tbf.

JoshBB
18-06-2017, 07:09 PM
Typical tory-leaning newspapers regurgitating the same jingoistic lines created by Theresa May.. the fact that people still even believe this lmao

Brillopad
18-06-2017, 07:12 PM
I'm of course not against people making threads lol. I onky really make threads myself when i struggle to imagine what the reactions would be, I can usually guess quite accurately how political threads turn out.

Making threads that mean literally nothing to anybody ever (aka this, literally Brillo, this doesnt mean anything to you or I because of the ge17 result) in an attempt to give off the impression that your politically clued on is a bit tragic though.

I enjoy the debates section because I get to hear opinions that people from my friendship group do not share. Some threads just need a fact-check/contextual understanding before theyre made perhaps.

It was a month old, I know that. Some way not have read it though. Anyone that hadn't should see it. It doesn't matter if we have had the election it is still relevant, as I would bet money many voted for Labour without knowing what they voted for. Next time might be different.

Most of the threads I post are bang up to date, as you well know, and do mean something to some. You post on them often enough. Feel free not to!

Brillopad
18-06-2017, 07:14 PM
10+ is pretty accurate I'd say tbf.

Nowhere near. Typical exaggeration from you.

Brillopad
18-06-2017, 07:14 PM
This site needs people making threads, how many do you make?

being rude to them is not a good idea

bearing in mind you are one of the most frequent visitors

:joker:

Kazanne
18-06-2017, 07:30 PM
This site needs people making threads, how many do you make?

being rude to them is not a good idea

bearing in mind you are one of the most frequent visitors

:dance2: they only like threads that are fawning over Corbyn:laugh:

joeysteele
18-06-2017, 08:37 PM
It just astounds me why people who hate Labour are seemingly that obsessed they have to talk about and promote talking about same.
Always negatively of course with the bandwagon rolling along too.

Beso
18-06-2017, 10:32 PM
Take a walk down the east end of londons back streets and its like the ****ing binmans strike....minging.