[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Black Dagger

So is the fact that the conservatives are in power and people are actually dying under their policies but what can we do?

People die every day in the UK, what direct evidence do you have?

[lime]

well now the Britrish GE is over we know it will be buisness as usual..blame the Irish and EU in general.Boris and Co lies that a trade deal would be complete in 12 months.We had some light releif...but now you will hear ERG tellling lies that we in the EU want to keep the UK in the EU.When will the lies end ??

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jet

So you blame the Tories for all the problens in the UK, yet you can't wait for Boris to fail even though that would mean all the problems would continue....and you are not the only one who is displaying this attitude, there are posts saying they want people to SUFFER because they voted for him. It means you/they don't really care about the ills in our society at all; just about winning.
The fake compassion is so transparent.

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.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

People die every day in the UK, what direct evidence do you have?

Are you sure you voted SNP?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Are you sure you voted SNP?

Yes and it's so sweet of you and TS to be so concerned again and Again Who was it you voted for again, was it lib Dems

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Yes and it's so sweet of you and TS to be so concerned again and Again Who was it you voted for again, was it lib Dems

Well done with the vote

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Yes and it's so sweet of you and TS to be so concerned again and Again Who was it you voted for again, was it lib Dems

It's strange that you'd be so intent on defending Tories when them being in power impedes the SNP's goals significantly. If you voted SNP then you should be highly opposed to the Tories and how they've found a way to tighten their grips despite constant incompetence.

Scotland won't ever likely get another shot at independence under Boris' foot.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's strange that you'd be so intent on defending Tories when them being in power impedes the SNP's goals significantly. If you voted SNP then you should be highly opposed to the Tories and how they've found a way to tighten their grips despite constant incompetence.

Scotland won't ever likely get another shot at independence under Boris' foot.

So lib Dems them

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

So lib Dems them

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?

[Daniel-X]

I saw a proverb today and it really summed up this election for me:

The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood; he was one of them

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[Beso]

Anyone see the protest last night in central London..I watched it live..it was exciting.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's strange that you'd be so intent on defending Tories when them being in power impedes the SNP's goals significantly. If you voted SNP then you should be highly opposed to the Tories and how they've found a way to tighten their grips despite constant incompetence.

Scotland won't ever likely get another shot at independence under Boris' foot.

Sturgeon was angry at the result , she knows exactly what Johnson will do and she knows Scotland's freedom will be blocked.

[Beso]

You simply can't say "it's a once in a lifetime"...then expect another go so early after losing...

I just wish she would run for pm..but I think she missed her chance on Friday...shame, cause she's good in many ways...but a little huffy if she don't get the result her way..

A bit like me on strictly tibb...when I don't make the final final..

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Daniel-X

I saw a proverb today and it really summed up this election for me:

very good

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Sturgeon was angry at the result , she knows exactly what Johnson will do and she knows Scotland's freedom will be blocked.

Win win situation for SNP

The more he denies the ref the more unfair it will look to Scots, the more popular the indy cause will be.
Stupid tactics in the long run. But then he is not the sharpest at best of times.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by parmnion

You simply can't say "it's a once in a lifetime"...then expect another go so early after losing...

I just wish she would run for pm..but I think she missed her chance on Friday...shame, cause she's good in many ways...but a little huffy if she don't get the result her way..

A bit like me on strictly tibb...when I don't make the final final..

The situation from now and then is dramatically different and, let's face it. If remain won the referendum, the Leavers would be demanding a new referendum right away without any changing landscapes to back it up.

Scotland voted against Brexit, they've categorically denied the Tories a real presence in Scotland and by supporting the SNP, they've made their intent clear. Anyone who would oppose a Scottish referendum does not respect democracy.

[Kizzy]

Now they can release the info on Russian interference as promised.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Now they can release the info on Russian interference as promised.

Yes Next Month

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[arista]

[He is little known outside Westminster,
but 35-year-old Australian Isaac Levido
will win the lion’s share of the credit
for Boris Johnson’s election triumph.
Softly spoken and sporting a black beard,
Mr Levido was director of politics
and campaigning in
Conservative Campaign Headquarters
– and the undisputed chief of the Tory campaign.]



Keep Up the good work Isaac and Dominic



Sign Of The Times

[The Slim Reaper]

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