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I only watched the game in fits and starts and it was just like the others. Lots of possession but no penetration, no real plan for how to get the ball into dangerous areas.

Having to put the lights on mid morning in July because it's so dark and wet outside

it's a good appointment and an encouraging act by Labour that they're not going to go down appeasing the hang em flog em brigade

This is nonsense, banks lend money to anybody that meets their criteria

The UK government matches all of its 'money printing' with gilt sales

An effective campaign would not give you the lowest number of votes you've had for 9 years

Cost of servicing debt = a surplus for the private investments, e.g. pensions mostly etc in those debts. It costs the UK government nothing to create the money to pay that interest and it would never ever be unable to pay it. The UK recorded a budget surplus in 1988 and 1989. Weirdly, the...

Oh god here we go again, deficit spending is automatically inflationary.

Immigration has not overwhelmed services or ability to maintain them, austerity has. The users of the most expensive public services are predominantly elderly people.

First act in government should be to fuck the think tanks (including the completely discredited IFS) and the Tufton St fuckers to the moon

Labour has really really got to deliver tangible improvements in peoples' lives or the next election will be a bit like the one France has just had. Reform are getting that much of the vote because people are seeing their standard of living declining, public services being dreadful, the...

Collins hasn't posted on the thread. The poster speculated that Collins was out of sorts because Viveash was leaving, on the same day that he did leave. It was speculative nonsense. No offence is intended to Collins.

I think it's more nuanced than that. The two main parties set the terms of what is 'realistic' whether that is true or not. The other parties can help to open the debate on what is or isn't realistic.

Shame it's the likes of Wes fucking Streeting though

Less votes than 2019, but i guess that's our electoral system really.

It was about the poster's melodramatic reaction

It's strange but yeah, Labour massive majority yet it's on a knife edge.

I'm hoping for emergency legislation to ban crisp eating on trains personally

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Tried this earlier but nobody bothered. Not it's all but confirmed the Tory cunts are out. What are your hopes for the new government, what should they do first?