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Beso 25-09-2019 07:30 PM

Tracey...well said .he should.

Beso 25-09-2019 07:31 PM

Good answer though..

Twosugars 25-09-2019 07:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 10684377)
Put them round Boris. ..hug them tight.

Nobody wants to feel his little todger poking from under the rolls of fat

Beso 25-09-2019 07:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Twosugars (Post 10684391)
Nobody wants to feel his little todger poking from under the rolls of fat

:joker:

I could name at least 3 tibb members who wouldn't complain.:hee:

Beso 25-09-2019 07:54 PM

Boris describing himself with his aesop fable tale. About the plucking of the hair....idiot.

Beso 25-09-2019 07:55 PM

Jezza is back.

Beso 25-09-2019 07:59 PM

Mahria black...miss militant. ..sit down.

Beso 25-09-2019 08:01 PM

Snp trying to muscle in now..imagine all the 2nd homes or hotels tonight...check those expenses.

Beso 25-09-2019 08:09 PM

Watching all this live on bbc parliament..Im seeing a lot of unattended bags...



Should I phone the police?


They do have signs about that as you go into the main chamber

Withano 26-09-2019 12:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alf (Post 10684335)
Am I alone in loving the times we're living in? We're living through a major stage in history in the UK, and it's only just getting started. Exciting times ahead.

Great days.

The next generation are gonna think we’re all thick as **** when they learn about us in History.

Tom4784 26-09-2019 12:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Withano (Post 10684583)
The next generation are gonna think we’re all thick as **** when they learn about us in History.

I think this period of time should be and will be known as the age of stupidity. We have people in power refuting scientific fact, we have parents all over the world believing in hocus pocus over medical science for their children and we have people in power like Trump, Bolsonero and Boris who will gladly lead us all to ruin because of their rampant narcissism.

We are more advanced than Humanity has ever been and we've become incredibly stupid for it.

arista 26-09-2019 03:12 AM

"rampant narcissism."


Sign Of The Times

arista 26-09-2019 03:47 AM

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arista 26-09-2019 04:25 AM

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arista 26-09-2019 04:31 AM

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arista 26-09-2019 04:43 AM

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arista 26-09-2019 05:04 AM

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Kizzy 26-09-2019 05:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 10684589)
I think this period of time should be and will be known as the age of stupidity. We have people in power refuting scientific fact, we have parents all over the world believing in hocus pocus over medical science for their children and we have people in power like Trump, Bolsonero and Boris who will gladly lead us all to ruin because of their rampant narcissism.

We are more advanced than Humanity has ever been and we've become incredibly stupid for it.

I agree but I'd say it's the age of ignorance.people are being kept in the dark about things but theyre happy about it, they don't want to know!

bots 26-09-2019 06:21 AM

i think the biggest lesson for us all is that democracy is a very tenuous thing. For decades we have just assumed that once a country became a democracy it required no further maintenance. Across the world we are losing democratic principles on a daily basis and each and every one of us is responsible in some way for allowing it to happen.

arista 26-09-2019 06:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 10684703)
i think the biggest lesson for us all is that democracy is a very tenuous thing. For decades we have just assumed that once a country became a democracy it required no further maintenance. Across the world we are losing democratic principles on a daily basis and each and every one of us is responsible in some way for allowing it to happen.


Yes , regarding last nights
Live Parliament, you can not
Blame the PM
The Labour MP's Dragged Jo Cox's name
up first.

The Poxy BBC AM is making the
word "Surrender" as the main problem.


Humbug

Kizzy 26-09-2019 06:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10684704)
Yes , regarding last nights
Live Parliament, you can not
Blame the PM
The Labour MP's Dragged Jo Cox's name
up first.

The Poxy BBC AM is making the
word "Surrender" as the main problem.


Humbug

That's because it is! ... why can't Jo Cox be mentioned she is entirely relevant here, they are also worried for their lives!

This is why democracy fails because people make excuses for autocrats.

user104658 26-09-2019 06:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 10684589)
I think this period of time should be and will be known as the age of stupidity. We have people in power refuting scientific fact, we have parents all over the world believing in hocus pocus over medical science for their children and we have people in power like Trump, Bolsonero and Boris who will gladly lead us all to ruin because of their rampant narcissism.

We are more advanced than Humanity has ever been and we've become incredibly stupid for it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 10684697)
I agree but I'd say it's the age of ignorance.people are being kept in the dark about things but theyre happy about it, they don't want to know!

I agree and disagree with you both. It's the age of confusion and selective ignorance. People are no more stupid than they have ever been (i.e. on average, quite stupid) and they are also not being "kept" in the dark: more information is readily available than at any other time in history. But it's the deluge of available information combined with limited capacity to process that information that's causing the problems. Rejection of "experts", avoidance of the facts and figures, "don't hit me with more information pls just let me go with how I *feel*. This FEELS right to me, I FEEL angry, I FEEL scared and none of your pesky facts, expert opinions or reasonable logic will change that."

The Information Age is causing people to feel swamped by too much information and so there's a huge, instinctive societal lurch "back to safety". The safety of regressing to "simpler times". The safety in numbers of rampant tribalism and group-think. One "side" tearing at the throat of the other never realising that its all the same.

arista 26-09-2019 07:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 10684708)
That's because it is! ... why can't Jo Cox be mentioned she is entirely relevant here, they are also worried for their lives!

This is why democracy fails because people make excuses for autocrats.


Because, It has nothing to do with this PM.
Her Death was under David Cameron's
leadership.

Kizzy 26-09-2019 07:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10684711)
I agree and disagree with you both. It's the age of confusion and selective ignorance. People are no more stupid than they have ever been (i.e. on average, quite stupid) and they are also not being "kept" in the dark: more information is readily available than at any other time in history. But it's the deluge of available information combined with limited capacity to process that information that's causing the problems. Rejection of "experts", avoidance of the facts and figures, "don't hit me with more information pls just let me go with how I *feel*. This FEELS right to me, I FEEL angry, I FEEL scared and none of your pesky facts, expert opinions or reasonable logic will change that."

The Information Age is causing people to feel swamped by too much information and so there's a huge, instinctive societal lurch "back to safety". The safety of regressing to "simpler times". The safety in numbers of rampant tribalism and group-think. One "side" tearing at the throat of the other never realising that its all the same.

I don't believe that...people are not stupid, there are stupid people don't get me wrong that are media controlled that is the modern day groupthink. It's very effective.

Modern day politicIans are pushing how far they can take this, with their rejection of experts insisting all faith is placed in the establishment it ensures most are kept ignorant.

AI is a jolly tool, now they don't even have to speak to the masses, targetted soundbites will worm into their Facebook, Twitter and psyche.

On average people are kept too busy to research or consult history so it's easier to accept the general consensus..it must be right because thats what everyone is saying...right?

Kizzy 26-09-2019 07:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10684715)
Because, It has nothing to do with this PM.
Her Death was under David Cameron's
leadership.

That's irrelevant, the conditions and the political climate are the same if not worse. They are being threatened and there's nothing to suggest what happened couldn't happen again.


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