[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

Typical of Slim
going back Years

Stop this silly bickering.

Cheers James, I'll try and find the right one.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Youtube video

Look at the girl on his right's eyes literally saying "what is this little twerp on about".

[James]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Stop this silly bickering.

Cheers James, I'll try and find the right one.

Not sure a constituency map like that has been done for 2019 yet.



Don't forget that is based on polling after the election, not actual votes. They don't record that information when you vote.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Youtube video

Look at the girl on his right's eyes literally saying "what is this little twerp on about".

That's Arista's crush you're talking about. He's not a fan of Ash though.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Everyone knows that when you start earning and owning you take a keener interest in who is spending your money and so the idealism gets shelved for realism..

[arista]

[arista]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

That's Arista's crush you're talking about. He's not a fan of Ash though.

Ash is a Communist.

[Crimson Dynamo]

[arista]

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Everyone knows

The ultimate narcissism.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

The ultimate narcissism.

It's also ultimate bollocks.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

It's also ultimate bollocks.

Literally bourne out in your graphic

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

It's also ultimate bollocks.

True.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Literally bourne out in your graphic

No it isn't, and that's James' graphic. Older people are generally far more racist, that's also borne out by the graphic for a brexit election.

Taxes are paid regardless, it's just about personal worldview on what things we'd prefer that money to be spent on.

[Crimson Dynamo]

SIR – It was quite something for me to cast my vote for my Conservative
candidate on Thursday. The last time I had done so was very reluctantly in
1992; since then, as a campaigner to leave the EU, I was not inspired by a
single Conservative leader – until Boris Johnson arrived.


Back in the dark days, when John Major was destroying the Conservative
Party, I wrote to him many times, warning that he would lose my vote – and
that, if lifelong Tory voters like me deserted the party, he was in trouble.


Mr Johnson has clearly won back many traditional Conservative voters, and
we look forward to a return to true Conservative principles, getting out of the
EU 
and restoring our standing on the world stage.


Derek Bennett
Walsall, Staffordshire

letter in today's ST

[SherzyK]

The other countries in Europe and around the world laugh at the UK, I wonder why

[Marsh.]

restoring our standing on the world stage.

NOT gonna happen.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by SherzyK

The other countries in Europe and around the world laugh at the UK, I wonder why

how do countries speak?

and how do you know what they say

[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

You tried to add 2 and 2 and you came up with 25.

Everyone is going to suffer under this government, it is inevitable and doing what most Tories did by ignoring the facts will never change that. We cannot stop what Tory voters have put in motion and there's no stopping the Tories as they are pretty much untouchable because their supporters will never hear a word against them. We've basically had ten years of **** under the tories and they've scored their biggest majority in decades. The public are hopelessly brainwashed by Tory propaganda and I doubt that will ever change.

I can't change what's going to happen but I'm not going to sit there and be quiet about it because, let's face it, that's the REAL issue here. You want people to be silent in their discontent, Boris isn't calling for unity, he's calling for dissenting voices to get in line. By making out that people who want the tories to suffer for what they've done are somehow gonna sabotage things is not only illogical but it's pure virtue signalling at it's finest and I won't stand for it.

I can't change what's about to happen but I can certainly hope that people who voted Tory will suffer what they've chosen to inflict on us all and I will be there for every tory I know in life, constantly reminding them that they have no one to blame but themselves.

The tory voters have enabled the further destruction of this country and no amount of faux pearl clutching bull**** from their voters will stop me from stating the truth. They chose this willingly, they have no one else to blame for their own choices but themselves.

Your extreme anger is directed at the wrong people. To say that the huge majority of British people are stupid and idiots for voting differently to you is just ludicrous. Sole responsibility lies with Corbyn and his extremist clique. The majority simply didn’t like him or trust him and his extremist mindset for a myriad of reasons and they didn’t believe his ever expanding desperate promises. Young, hard left types with student mentalities who live on social media made him think he was the dogs boll***ks. He clung on the leadership when it became obvious long ago that he wasn’t a popular leader.

An Optimum poll for reasons people did not vote Labour:
Corbyn and the party leadership: 43%
Brexit stance: 17%
Economic policies: 12%

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...te-Labour.html

Corbyn let you and his Labour supporters down. The buck stops with him.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Under that Tory in disguise? After they sold their souls for that coalition with the Tory scum? Never.

Now I'm not going to let you wriggle out of responding so easily. Why are you defending the Tories when they ultimately oppose the SNP's goals?

I never did get an answer to this, LT.

Why defend the Tories and pretty much champion them if they oppose your supposed party's goals? Explain it to me. I'm gonna keep reminding you until you do, after all, I answered your question, I expect the same from you.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

SNP are banking on the Tories denying a referendum for a certain period of time, it's a level of authoritarianism that's key to securing votes.

We're effectively one big country, and keeping it together isn't authoritarianism.

[arista]

https://voteforchange.uk/

its still there
shut that stupid loser page down


All that pathetic MONEY WASTED

https://voteforchange.uk/donate/donations-received/

They are still taking Cash

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jet

Your extreme anger is directed at the wrong people. To say that the huge majority of British people are stupid and idiots for voting differently to you is just ludicrous. Sole responsibility lies with Corbyn and his extremist clique. The majority simply didn’t like him or trust him and his extremist mindset for a myriad of reasons and they didn’t believe his ever expanding desperate promises. Young, hard left types with student mentalities who live on social media made him think he was the dogs boll***ks. He clung on the leadership when it became obvious long ago that he wasn’t a popular leader.

An Optimum poll for reasons people did not vote Labour:
Corbyn and the party leadership: 43%
Brexit stance: 17%
Economic policies: 12%

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...te-Labour.html

Corbyn let you and his Labour supporters down. The buck stops with him.

A joke of an argument and the only one passing the buck here is you for blaming labour when the problem is that the public are wilfully ignorant of the facts.

Stop defending people's stupidity and being so obsessed with Corbyn that you'll probably continue to blame him for everything for years to come. The public made a decision based on ignorance, the public enabled what was going to happen to happen and the tory voters that allowed this to happen deserve every misery that's coming their way.

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink, you can't stop gullible people from wilfully disregarding the facts and believing a known conman over a truth they don't want to hear.

The fault lies in the public for voting for a party that has caused so much suffering for the past 9 years, that has let them down constantly and has installed a proven liar as their leader. The warning signs were all there, the facts were in plain view but the public didn't want to see it. They deserve all the suffering that's coming their way.

Stop defending the ignorant masses, all you are doing is trying to shield them from the consequences of their own actions. You can't blame Labour or Corbyn or anyone else for this, people voted for a majority Tory government. They voted for everything that's coming to them and I will never stop reminding people of that.

You made a choice, now you have to live with it.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

We're effectively one big country, and keeping it together isn't authoritarianism.

But denying people a choice definitely is.

Honestly, any right wing/tory that's actively against an indyref for Scotland is an utter indefensible hypocrite given that they will bleat on about the importance of democracy when it comes to Brexit but they won't allow Scotland a chance to make their own decision regarding whether THEY want to exit the UK in light of everything.

Democracy is democracy. denying people the right to vote because you fear the result is the antithesis of democracy.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by James

I know about all these options. I think we had something like that before but there is some reason I removed it, maybe because people didn't have the option anymore to post big pictures that could be zoomed in on detail.

If you use a CSS resize you can right click the image and view it full size in a new tab .

Depends how long ago you had resizing, pre-2014 it could be a pain to get it working in a simple form that didn't have bugs on some browsers, or involve using actual plug-ins but since the full release of HTML5 it's literally one (short) line of CSS on the main sheet .