It's the sneering and looking down on people as if they're shit on his shoe just because they do certain jobs or didn't get to benefit from low house prices like him.
Yet child sex abuse references are all well and good
It's a joke from South Park. Take it up with Trey Parker and Matt Stone if you have a problem with it
It does seem somewhat telling that various people of different political stripes (myself included) all seem to independently find you generally quite unpleasant and tedious these days. It would be cause for self-reflection among most people but you seem to be bunkering into the mentality that it’s everyone else who is wrong and irrelevant and stupid, while you’re the forum superstar.PVA and Shmmeee a marriage truly made in irrelevancy heaven
It does seem somewhat telling that various people of different political stripes (myself included) all seem to independently find you generally quite unpleasant and tedious these days. It would be cause for self-reflection among most people but you seem to be bunkering into the mentality that it’s everyone else who is wrong and irrelevant and stupid, while you’re the forum superstar.
If you can’t tell then that’s even more worrying. You’re currently arguing with three different people on this thread alone.Who are these various people?
Raynor investigation dropped!
Dan Hodges might explode.
If you can’t tell then that’s even more worrying. You’re currently arguing with three different people on this thread alone.
Well he is the excellent Dan HodgesHe called her SCUM! And it was him that capitalised it.
If you can’t tell then that’s even more worrying. You’re currently arguing with three different people on this thread alone.
Well he is the excellent Dan Hodges
Predicted ages ago though it'd be a hung parliament and wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being the case.This election will be closer than everyone thinks, the polls have narrowed from a Labour lead of 20 points 12 today.
If Starmer makes the same mistake as May in 2017 by trying to win an election with no real policies, he could mess up big time and perhaps squander a majority.
I won’t vote Labour, but it’s time the Tories get kicked out to reinvent themselves.
Well he is the excellent Dan Hodges
This election will be closer than everyone thinks, the polls have narrowed from a Labour lead of 20 points 12 today.
And who has the vote share gone to, dream on fella's!!In one poll.
The lead has got bigger in some other polls.
You sure it wasn't his real account? It does read like a parody most of the time.Think I've fallen victim to a spoof account, it wasn't him, sorry Dan, (but youre still a ringpiece).
This election will be closer than everyone thinks, the polls have narrowed from a Labour lead of 20 points 12 today.
If Starmer makes the same mistake as May in 2017 by trying to win an election with no real policies, he could mess up big time and perhaps squander a majority.
I won’t vote Labour, but it’s time the Tories get kicked out to reinvent themselves.
And who has the vote share gone to, dream on fella's!!
A number of polls have widened?This election will be closer than everyone thinks, the polls have narrowed from a Labour lead of 20 points 12 today.
If Starmer makes the same mistake as May in 2017 by trying to win an election with no real policies, he could mess up big time and perhaps squander a majority.
I won’t vote Labour, but it’s time the Tories get kicked out to reinvent themselves.
Who I suspected!If grown ups are going to engage it’s clearly Reform - as the SDP did in the day - that’s making the gap
IK think there is one but as you said most seem to be slightly widening or staying the sameWhat polls?
The ones I'm seeing still have Labour around 20%.
Source, sample size etc?IK think there is one but as you said most seem to be slightly widening or staying the same
more a case of not taking one poll as evidence. It's the general trends you need to look out forSource, sample size etc?
And? With respect you are all rather dull and irrelevant to me - big deal
In one poll.
The lead has got bigger in some other polls.
The polls will almost always narrow in an election. Pre-election, opposition parties benefit from dissatisfaction with the government. During the election cycle, the opposition parties get more scrutiny for obvious reasons.
The chips are down now and Labour will need to the electorate what they stand for and their policy programme.
If grown ups are going to engage it’s clearly Reform - as the SDP did in the day - that’s making the gap
Hideously expensive to pay some of the worst state pensions in EuropeSomewhat agree, a lot of people are probably going to be disappointed with a new Labour government because not much will change. We can’t afford to fund the NHS or new social projects without increasing the tax burden even further.
Both Tory and Labour have come out with bad policies in recent days:
1. VAT on private schools is going to raise next to no revenue and probably strain state education
2. Triple lock-plus pensions makes an already hideously expensive policy more expensive and widen the generation divide
This has been the least enthusiastic I’ve been for an election since I’ve been of voting age.
Of course, don't disagree with any of that but a 12pt lead is very much an outlier at this stage.
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