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it's quite clear, that like the tories, Brexit has the potential to split the party and I think Corbyn is going to have a job stopping this spilling over. The only party who seems to have a united front on the Brexit issue is the Lib dems - I wonder if they can take advantage?

why would you think it's shocking that she's re-elected, their economy is flying. I agree that it's not exactly a shock how well the AFD have done.

Again, many benefit claimants are working people. We wouldn't need to subsidise them if they had liveable But we wouldn't need to support claimants if they had a liveable wage. We are subsidising company profits, can that be right? I did misread your comments about EU citizens being...

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62% of bankcruptcies in USA are down to people who can't pay their medical bills. Is that the route you want to go down? An our welfare bill isn't bloated, it's about average compared to other western countries, that's a myth perpetrated by the right wing press. And we can claim for EU citizens...

even if it's missing the point totally - OK carry on!

we are experiencing wage contraction and wealth transfer that is crippling working people who we are propping up with benefits to subsidise companies profits. The safety net of the welfare state is being dismantled and sooner or late we are going to end up in some sort of TTIP type trading deal...

that's not what the tweet said.

and the tories aren't trying to destroy the country for everyone but the privileged few now? Ok then.

just like the tweet the other day from one of the Conservative associations the other day detailing how bad things were in Britain in 1973, (they were in power in 1973). We can all find tweets and memes that fit an agenda but to me it's petty and doesn't really prove anything more meaningful.

so you think they were involved in a fringe stand at the conference? Same as the young conservatives who got caught the other week talking about culling poor people - doesn't mean the rantings of a few idiots are the same views held by the whole party.

doesn't mean there hasn't been a reduction. Or that money that is being spent has been spent in the wrong areas. And before you say it, I agree the decline started with blair and his mob and the PFI initiatives.

little craft brewery which I think is situated somewhere in the industrial estate at the back of the Ricoh. They were open for the first time for a City game on Saturday and I'd heard about the deal that CJ mentioned. Don't know if it's going to be a regular thing or not, just wondered if anyone...

from a fringe Marxist stand. Meanwhile an NHS doctor tells the conference that people will die on trolleys in corridors this winter because of what the tories have done to the NHS. I know which one gives me the more cause for concern.

good luck Dan and Mrs Dan. If the baby has to go into SCBU they deal with babies a lot smaller than 3lb so I'm sure it will all be OK - fingers crossed mate.

wonder if there's any other club with a message board where the day after beating the league leaders war breaks out over what constitutes a chance?!

it's such a shame we couldn't have got the Collins deal over the line. The recruitment was much improved over the summer, just need that 15-20 goal striker. Fingers crossed one of the current lot will come good.

it'll be us - we're at fault for every ill that befalls them!!

I was thinking Carlisle but thought it couldn't have been due to the first half performance but you're right, it was for the 2nd 45.

I'm not saying it's OK, I'm saying times change. The political landscape changes. Like I said, Zionists became allies, Mandela turned into a hero, there's loads of examples. I will vote for Corbyn, I like what he says. I'm more concerned by the cult building up around his name, chanting at...