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Post by bathstoke on May 12, 2017 7:08:18 GMT
I wouldn't mind voting Tory, if they weren't all such sneering, self serving, vacuous, hysterical, vile cnuts. Other than that, there's nowt wrong with'emXx
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Post by essexstokey on May 12, 2017 7:14:49 GMT
It was the days we sat in the dark,the cold, the days we drove around bin bags in the streets, the days we couldn't get to work Ecause public transport wasn't moving, the days we were queuing for bread etc etc etc all so your wages could keep going up Don't forget when all the above mentioned nationalised industries were losing billions of £ s of taxpayers dosh . Crippled by strikes and lack of investments , and it took 6 months to get a phone installed Where as now we have rising bills, rising Dividends for the shareholders, reduction in the infrastructure (more leaks power outs etc.), Lack of major investment. Anyway if the Labour party nationalises them I'm sure the Tories will then sell them off cheap to there supporters and mates in the city like they always do. Don't be conned by the Conservatives! |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 7:21:59 GMT
It was the days we sat in the dark,the cold, the days we drove around bin bags in the streets, the days we couldn't get to work Ecause public transport wasn't moving, the days we were queuing for bread etc etc etc all so your wages could keep going up Had this very discussion in the office just the other day. Pitch black villages so we could keep our industries running for a few days a week. The good old days when we had strong unions and nationalised industries. Wank wasn't it.....and backwardly embarrassing.....constantly bringing the country to its knees......the enemy within. paid for by the russians |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 7:24:38 GMT
Don't forget when all the above mentioned nationalised industries were losing billions of £ s of taxpayers dosh . Crippled by strikes and lack of investments , and it took 6 months to get a phone installed Where as now we have rising bills, rising Dividends for the shareholders, reduction in the infrastructure (more leaks power outs etc.), Lack of major investment. Anyway if the Labour party nationalises them I'm sure the Tories will then sell them off cheap to there supporters and mates in the city like they always do. Don't be conned by the Conservatives!I won't mate I've lived through a few of both sides ill go with the cunts best equipped to look after the country |
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Post by essexstokey on May 12, 2017 7:25:20 GMT
Yep lack of investment by the Conservative governments over the years!!
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Post by essexstokey on May 12, 2017 7:27:06 GMT
Where as now we have rising bills, rising Dividends for the shareholders, reduction in the infrastructure (more leaks power outs etc.), Lack of major investment. Anyway if the Labour party nationalises them I'm sure the Tories will then sell them off cheap to there supporters and mates in the city like they always do. Don't be conned by the Conservatives!I won't mate I've lived through a few of both sides ill go with the cunts best equipped to look after the country Glad to know your not voting for the Conservatives then as they just look after themselves and bugger the country!! |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 7:40:22 GMT
I won't mate I've lived through a few of both sides ill go with the cunts best equipped to look after the country Glad to know your not voting for the Conservatives then as they just look after themselves and bugger the country!! Talk about deluded. Were you happy with the way Blair and brown ran the country? sending us in the same direction as Greece? camerons conservatives were, are total wankers and personally I think Theresa May isn't much better, but, they are a safer pair of hands compared to the Labour Party......by a 1000 fucking miles. camerons tories have crippled middle families if I wanted personalshort term gain I'd vote labour. Unfortunately the long term suffering to come would not be worth it Meanwhile im holding her to her word on Brexit, as to me this is what this election is all about Once out of the eu a new Britain can be built with new parties and new ideas not old failed ideas |
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Post by essexstokey on May 12, 2017 8:00:20 GMT
Glad to know your not voting for the Conservatives then as they just look after themselves and bugger the country!! Talk about deluded. Were you happy with the way Blair and brown ran the country? sending us in the same direction as Greece? The economy was in a good position until the bankers in the city got greedy (mainly tory supporters) blair and brown were forced into bailing the banks out otherwise anyone with savings would have lost them and the high street banks would have had to close to pay off the debts the incurred this resulted in national debt going up dramatically as they had to get money and borrowed to get the banks out of trouble although we have had strict cuts to services by the Tories over the last 7 years the national debt has doubled and inflation is set to rise to 3.9% were wages in real terms have been cutcamerons conservatives were, are total wankers and personally I think Theresa May isn't much better, but, they are a safer pair of hands compared to the Labour Party......by a 1000 fucking miles. camerons tories have crippled middle families if I wanted personalshort term gain I'd vote labour. Unfortunately the long term suffering to come would not be worth it Im not even sure which way im voting myself yet and might even abstain but I could never support the Tories after all they have done in the past and what they plan to do in the futureMeanwhile im holding her to her word on Brexit, as to me this is what this election is all about Once out of the eu a new Britain can be built with new parties and new ideas The problem is Brexit is not the only issue we have a crumbling NHS, emergency services, education and a country with a growing gap between the richest and poorest in our communities the conservatives are ignoring all of these, I bet if they get the win they want they will implement the following, human rights act repeal (this makes it illegal to treat people as second class citizens, a reduction in workers rights, further privatisation of schools, NHS etc all of which help there supporters and organisations that support there party ) not old failed ideas |
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Post by serpico on May 12, 2017 8:14:41 GMT
this election is between the crony capitalists (fake capitalists) Vs the idiot party. On balance, both have the capacity to bring the nation to it's knees, but i'd say the crony capitalist party is the preferable option, or the lesser evil, at least with the crony capitalists we won't be fighting over the last bog roll on the shelf, which is entirely possible under the rule of a party that think the Venezuelan economic model is attractive and appear to have virtually no understanding of basic economics.
the field is wide open for a genuine 3rd party with new ideas, hopefully once we're out of the EU the incentive will be there for people to create new political parties.
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 8:27:41 GMT
For a start I don't consider these policies radical. Anyone who has suffered at the hands of the injustices of privatisation of essential services (i.e.most people) should welcome these policies. We've all been fleeced by privatisation of railways, mail, gas and electricity. Services we invested in and then had to pay over the odds for on monthly basis while wages go down while a very few cream off the profits. Its only because the mates of the media moguls stand to lose out. This return to the 70s they talk about. Is that when my wages actually went up and not down? It was the days we sat in the dark,the cold, the days we drove around bin bags in the streets, the days we couldn't get to work Ecause public transport wasn't moving, the days we were queuing for bread etc etc etc all so your wages could keep going up I remember those bread strikes .....the Oatcake shops were heaving ! Oatcakes with everything  |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 8:29:15 GMT
All these anti-corbyn posts are so disheartening. The guy is standing up for 95% of the country and all you can do is abuse and poke fun at him. He will claw back money from the multinational tax dodging companies and the 5% who use their money to tweak the system to suit them, to make our country more equal. If you do not believe this then you have been watching, listening or unconsciously absorbing sky, BBC, daily fail or s*n 'news' too much! They carry out this hate towards Corbyn because it means they get to carry on making easy money. Easy money from YOU. Remember them saying we're in this shit together and we're gonna pay the deficit down and then pay off the debt with what's left? (By 2015!!) What they actually did was give their mates a 5% tax rate cut. Then make your kids, your sick relative, your elderly parents and everyone you know pay for the deficit. With cuts to schools, the NHS, social care and insurance tax rises, while also borrowing more than all previous Labour governments put together!! They don't give two tosses about you. Not unless you have lots of money to line their pockets so they will line yours. The tories have a conference every year, where if you have enough money you can come along and mingle. Donate money to have a day or afternoon with a party official and tell them exactly what you want. Its extreme lobbying for the rich and you're definitely not invited. You say he is not a leader. But what takes more leadership? Convincing your party to stop being tory-light, grow some balls and stand up for people to make the country more equal. Or keep saying strong and stable over and over to anyone that even asks you the time? Keep unvetted journalists with even half awkward questions away, and god forbid having to actually speak to a peasent member of Joe public! All just incase, you accidently unvail your true incompetent one-line ugly inner Cruella de Vil |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 8:30:56 GMT
this election is between the crony capitalists (fake capitalists) Vs the idiot party. On balance, both have the capacity to bring the nation to it's knees, but i'd say the crony capitalist party is the preferable option, or the lesser evil, at least with the crony capitalists we won't be fighting over the last bog roll on the shelf, which is entirely possible under the rule of a party that think the Venezuelan economic model is attractive and appear to have virtually no understanding of basic economics. the field is wide open for a genuine 3rd party with new ideas, hopefully once we're out of the EU the incentive will be there for people to create new political parties. I'm pretty much onboard with that |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 8:33:42 GMT
It was the days we sat in the dark,the cold, the days we drove around bin bags in the streets, the days we couldn't get to work Ecause public transport wasn't moving, the days we were queuing for bread etc etc etc all so your wages could keep going up I remember those bread strikes .....the Oatcake shops were heaving ! Oatcakes with everything I hated oatcakes those days Cheap white bread was my bag those days, with jam. On Sundays I had sausage and tinned tomatoes mmm ....I remember the name .." my mums bread" vaguely  |
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Post by RipRoaringPotter on May 12, 2017 8:35:01 GMT
It was the days we sat in the dark,the cold, the days we drove around bin bags in the streets, the days we couldn't get to work Ecause public transport wasn't moving, the days we were queuing for bread etc etc etc all so your wages could keep going up Don't forget when all the above mentioned nationalised industries were losing billions of £ s of taxpayers dosh . Crippled by strikes and lack of investments , and it took 6 months to get a phone installed Now I'm confused. I thought those times were the golden age when we had control of our borders, we weren't run by faceless beaurocrats, everyone had a job, and we were in control of our destiny. Did we fuck it up last time we had control of our destiny? |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 8:38:47 GMT
It was the days we sat in the dark,the cold, the days we drove around bin bags in the streets, the days we couldn't get to work Ecause public transport wasn't moving, the days we were queuing for bread etc etc etc all so your wages could keep going up Don't forget when all the above mentioned nationalised industries were losing billions of £ s of taxpayers dosh . Crippled by strikes and lack of investments , and it took 6 months to get a phone installed If you miss those days vote Corbyn for an expensive trip down memory lane  |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 8:41:26 GMT
I remember those bread strikes .....the Oatcake shops were heaving ! Oatcakes with everything I hated oatcakes those days Cheap white bread was my bag those days, with jam. On Sundays I had sausage and tinned tomatoes mmm ....I remember the name .." my mums bread" vaguely I thought you didn't like tomatoes ? Which flavour jam went with those and sausages ? |
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Post by harryburrows on May 12, 2017 8:43:23 GMT
Don't forget when all the above mentioned nationalised industries were losing billions of £ s of taxpayers dosh . Crippled by strikes and lack of investments , and it took 6 months to get a phone installed Now I'm confused. I thought those times were the golden age when we had control of our borders, we weren't run by faceless beaurocrats, everyone had a job, and we were in control of our destiny. Did we fuck it up last time we had control of our destiny? In some ways those were better times ( I was a young fit lad ) I don't know what the answer is today I'm all for a social democratic system that funds our public services and educates our youngsters properly . What I do believe though is living within our means , call it austerity if you like . I do know socialism isn't the answer . Tax and spend always fails eventually and always hurts the poorest in the country more than anyone else |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 8:46:47 GMT
Don't forget when all the above mentioned nationalised industries were losing billions of £ s of taxpayers dosh . Crippled by strikes and lack of investments , and it took 6 months to get a phone installed Now I'm confused. I thought those times were the golden age when we had control of our borders, we weren't run by faceless beaurocrats, everyone had a job, and we were in control of our destiny. Did we fuck it up last time we had control of our destiny? No in that period we were in the EU . |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 8:54:57 GMT
I hated oatcakes those days Cheap white bread was my bag those days, with jam. On Sundays I had sausage and tinned tomatoes mmm ....I remember the name .." my mums bread" vaguely I thought you didn't like tomatoes ? Which flavour jam went with those and sausages ? I was about 10 Salads and veg made me sick in those days, I eat them with every meal. Owadays;) I was more referring to the sausages my dad used to rescue from Shelton bar kitchens I had to be brought home from nursery most days at lunch because the smell of boiled veg made me chuck up Obviously at a younger age  |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 9:02:11 GMT
I thought you didn't like tomatoes ? Which flavour jam went with those and sausages ? I was about 10 Salads and veg made me sick in those days, I eat them with every meal. Owadays;) I was more referring to the sausages my dad used to rescue from Shelton bar kitchens I had to be brought home from nursery most days at lunch because the smell of boiled veg made me chuck up Obviously at a younger age And now you can't even have a sausage roll .....life's not fair  |
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Post by followyoudown on May 12, 2017 9:11:39 GMT
It was the days we sat in the dark,the cold, the days we drove around bin bags in the streets, the days we couldn't get to work Ecause public transport wasn't moving, the days we were queuing for bread etc etc etc all so your wages could keep going up I remember those bread strikes .....the Oatcake shops were heaving ! Oatcakes with everything The bread strikes were great I got to have Baps for my lunch at school |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 9:23:08 GMT
I was about 10 Salads and veg made me sick in those days, I eat them with every meal. Owadays;) I was more referring to the sausages my dad used to rescue from Shelton bar kitchens I had to be brought home from nursery most days at lunch because the smell of boiled veg made me chuck up Obviously at a younger age And now you can't even have a sausage roll .....life's not fair Sneak the odd gluten free one from grimes as a treat when the wife's not around Girls in the Butchers are sworn to secrecy:P |
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Post by murphthesurf on May 12, 2017 9:36:54 GMT
And now you can't even have a sausage roll .....life's not fair Sneak the odd gluten free one from grimes as a treat when the wife's not around Girls in the Butchers are sworn to secrecy:P .  |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 9:39:45 GMT
Sneak the odd gluten free one from grimes as a treat when the wife's not around Girls in the Butchers are sworn to secrecy:P . I drool at the thought of one murph ..love a bit of sausage me...he says sipping a nettle tea and nibbling on a few almonds |
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Post by RichieBarkerOut! on May 12, 2017 9:53:05 GMT
this election is between the crony capitalists (fake capitalists) Vs the idiot party. On balance, both have the capacity to bring the nation to it's knees, but i'd say the crony capitalist party is the preferable option, or the lesser evil, at least with the crony capitalists we won't be fighting over the last bog roll on the shelf, which is entirely possible under the rule of a party that think the Venezuelan economic model is attractive and appear to have virtually no understanding of basic economics. the field is wide open for a genuine 3rd party with new ideas, hopefully once we're out of the EU the incentive will be there for people to create new political parties. I'm pretty much onboard with that Me too, but don't get your hopes up about UKIP being that new way forward... |
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Post by rogerjonesisgod on May 12, 2017 10:07:14 GMT
Lib Dems to keep the legalisation of growing and selling Marijuana in their 2017 manifesto.
"We are going to emancipate ourselves from mental slavery because whilst others might free the body, none but ourselves can free the mind.”
Marcus Garvey.
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 10:18:55 GMT
I'm pretty much onboard with that Me too, but don't get your hopes up about UKIP being that new way forward... They've served their purpose for me Richard Maybe they will be needed again if May reverts to type with her love for the eu They'd need to fuck nuttal off tho, along with a few others They're certainly not government material ....same with labour |
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Post by followyoudown on May 12, 2017 12:25:10 GMT
Beautiful moment on Sky News just, live interview with Nicola Sturgeon was just starting and anchor cut her off to say Theresa May is just starting to speak so we'll go live to her  |
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Post by RichieBarkerOut! on May 12, 2017 12:32:56 GMT
The link does not work, apparently you contain errors, (or something like that). |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2017 13:50:22 GMT
And now you can't even have a sausage roll .....life's not fair Sneak the odd gluten free one from grimes as a treat when the wife's not around Girls in the Butchers are sworn to secrecy:P Desperate times. |
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