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Beso 18-07-2025 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by BBXX (Post 11670503)
Her dad said on Twitter ChatGPT wrote the speech.

I don't follow him on Twitter.. do you have a link.

Crimson Dynamo 18-07-2025 08:51 AM

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Livia 18-07-2025 08:55 AM

I hope they use the money to sue the school.

Crimson Dynamo 18-07-2025 09:04 AM

Anyone want to back Narinder from Big Brother? :laugh:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GwFHDU9X...jpg&name=small

BBXX 18-07-2025 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by BBXX (Post 11670486)
No issue with a 12 year olds being thrust into national press for politically motivated reasons and giving speeches at far right rallies, but allowing 16 year olds to vote is "stealing their childhood" and making "vulnerable people suffer".... :skull: I am dead. This has to be a parody.

Didn't think this would get a reply :laugh:

Glenn. 18-07-2025 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by BBXX (Post 11670525)
Didn't think this would get a reply :laugh:

The blinkers are on.

I updated the Trump thread with the latest goings on last night too and had next to no replies from his fierce supporters on here.

Livia 18-07-2025 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo (Post 11670518)
Anyone want to back Narinder from Big Brother? :laugh:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GwFHDU9X...jpg&name=small

Narinder Kaur calling someone else dreadful. That's ****ing rich...

And the head teacher deserves a bit of abuse, imo.

Crimson Dynamo 18-07-2025 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by BBXX (Post 11670525)
Didn't think this would get a reply :laugh:

because everyone can see its loaded with inaccurate assumptions

people are too long in the tooth on here to pander to stuff like that anymore tbh :laugh:

(plus if your post has only had one reply in an hour (which it has) on here, think yourself lucky, not everyone is hanging on to every word you post!) lol

BBXX 18-07-2025 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo (Post 11670529)
because everyone can see its loaded with inaccurate assumptions

people are too long in the tooth on here to pander to stuff like that anymore tbh :laugh:

(plus if your post has only had one reply in an hour (which it has) on here, think yourself lucky, not everyone is hanging on to every word you post!) lol

The only assumption is "for politically motivated reasons" but it's quite obvious if within 24 hours of it happening they're agreeing for her to do a speech at Tommy Robinson rally that they're using her for political reasons... the rest is factual. You just can't argue it because it exposes the enormous hypocrisy.

Oliver_W 18-07-2025 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 11670418)
Where as most teens throughout any generation

Those Boomer teens :fist:

Livia 18-07-2025 09:47 AM

My kids are 5 and 6. I am putting them both up for adoption the minute they hit their teens.

Liam- 18-07-2025 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 11670410)
Personally what it's telling me, is that Starmer is lacking confidence in being able to get the majority of adults to vote for Labour.

This was one of their major manifesto promises in the run up to the election, before Farage and reform were even in the press constantly, it’s not a panicked decision, it’s them delivering something they said they’d do if they got elected

Mystic Mock 18-07-2025 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 11670440)
To be fair to Starmer ( which really is hard for me to do currently), on this, this became Labour policy for to be included in last year's general election manifesto at least 2 years ago.
When according to the opinion polls Labour was on votes prediction of anything from 43% upwards.

It's a manifesto pledge and it should be done in my view.
I wholly support it.
I'd have loved to have the vote when I was 16.
Plus no way did I consider myself stupid at 16 either.
I also want to add personally that when I joined TIBB I was 18 madly interested in politics, plus you were 14, and I got far better conversation with you on political matters than some older than both of us at that time too.

Fair enough, I actually didn't know that tbf.

And thanks for the compliment Joey, I always remember you being really good at your knowledge of Politics at an early age on here.

For me I feel like I'm still learning lol.

@Liam-

Alf 18-07-2025 10:01 AM

Why stop at 16? Why not 6 year olds or 10 year olds?


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