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Great fight so far. Couple of brawlers going for it.

Not a single shot on target from him. I'll say no more.

He did a shit job over the NI protocol. He knew he'd done a shit job over the NI protocol. He's resigned, stating concerns over Covid regulations. What a complete coward. Shameful.

No points! Vik didn't score AGAIN! Defence nowhere to be seen! Robins OUT! (Will that do?)

John Morgan. No longer a cider drinker.

Frosty the Go-Man.

Sincere condolences brez. Suggest you hammer down the door of your GP and get some proper diagnostics done on your son as it sounds like a hereditary condition. I'm sure these things can be managed if diagnosed in a timely manner. As for advice. See a professional and DO NOT BOTTLE IT UP!

Yawn.

Yawn.

I've had a couple of shandy's. My inner 'King of the world' comes out after one and a half. I stand by my belief in compulsory voting though.

If you don't vote you are a c**t. There, I said it. True fact that.

So, fuck the disenfranchised. Is that what you're saying?

I love it when a thread goes west.

It's a bit like vaccinations to me. Everybody should vote/get vaxxed, it's for the greater good. I admit, that's a bit of a stretch ideologically, but that's what I believe. If you want the benefits of society, then you fucking vote for or against the incumbent party. Doesn't matter which...

I was thinking more of compulsory voting per se. As in general elections. As I said previously, I'm a fan of it. P.S. Don't bother rising to @Grendel and his bollocks. I'm only interested in informed opinions. (watch @Grendel bite)

I've never been on strike, but all through my working life I've always been a member of a union. I've always felt that they'd had the best interests of the 'little people' at heart. Interesting point about a small turnout. What do you think about compulsory voting? I'm a fan.

What's the difference in your opinion? Genuine question. I'm bored with @Grendel and would appreciate some genuine debate with an intelligent person.

Yawn.

Jesus wept! You really are clueless. Capitalism requires inflation (the clue's in the name). Inflation requires wage rises. What bit don't you understand?

And your contract states you have to fulfill it. If you don't, then you should lose your agreed compensation. However, it should not be unlawful to withdraw your labour. Thanks Margaret!