The bird who won today is FIT
Will fit right in at the House of Commons thenShe looks like she's taken something.
Wowits someone standing over someone in the box while they actually vote abd observing the vote
I wonder if he could hypnotise my missus in to thinking ive got a bigger dick? Worth a vote I reckon if he can
The bird who won today is FIT
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Remarkably him claiming he can hypnotise your tits bigger is the least amount of bullshit that has come out of Westminster in the last 10 years.I wonder if he could hypnotise my missus in to thinking ive got a bigger dick? Worth a vote I reckon if he can
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That would be a good planPeople being interviewed saying they wouldn't have voted greens if they knew their policiesMaybe they didn't put them in the Urdu versions.
Cheaper just to get chipped at birth and DNA taken.It takes you seconds on the Demoncary Now website to discover this is something they seem to find at every single election. Thing is they report it happening in such large numbers pretty much everyone on here who votes would have witnessed it happen. Has anyone?
Maybe it is a widespread issue, and if it is it needs to be addressed and taken seriously, but it seems somewhat strange that this group see it everywhere they go yet election officers and police present don't. Even when the Conservatives were desperately looking for evidence of election fraud to bring in stricter ID requirements this never got a mention.
It only seems to have become an issue when Farage picked up on it and declared, in Trump-esque manner, that the election was fixed. Yet nobody seems to have been able to point to anything from Democracy Now to indicate that this benefited the Greens.
Wait till they find out Polanski is a gay Jew….Articles now appearing saying some of the Muslim Green voters didn't understand the Greens stood for abortion, legalising all drugs, euthanasia, legalising prostitution, lowering the voting age to 16 and additional petrol/diesel taxes. Then there is their position that of trans women are women, trans men are men and non-binary identities are valid, I can see that going down well in the mosques.
I think that's true of a LOT of people voting for any of the parties. How many people on the street actually read manifestos or do actual research? Lot of people it's based on stuff they get though Facebook and X.Articles now appearing saying some of the Muslim Green voters didn't understand the Greens stood for abortion, legalising all drugs, euthanasia, legalising prostitution, lowering the voting age to 16 and additional petrol/diesel taxes. Then there is their position that of trans women are women, trans men are men and non-binary identities are valid, I can see that going down well in the mosques.
10 years is never enough!Tony Hudgell wins his campaign for new UK child cruelty register
Tony Hudgell, who lost both legs after his birth parents assaulted him, has fought to protect children.www.bbc.co.uk
What a brave young man and his new mum
Without wanting to get into an argument it does depend on the circumstances10 years is never enough!
Yes I've seen him on TV before on breakfast but didn't pick up on the background.. amazing little guy.Tony Hudgell wins his campaign for new UK child cruelty register
Tony Hudgell, who lost both legs after his birth parents assaulted him, has fought to protect children.www.bbc.co.uk
What a brave young man and his new mum
Tony Hudgell wins his campaign for new UK child cruelty register
Tony Hudgell, who lost both legs after his birth parents assaulted him, has fought to protect children.www.bbc.co.uk
What a brave young man and his new mum
good put an end to it one way or anotherPolice are now looking at the evidence
Christ.
Well being in Coventry, before any of the recent stuff I wouldn't have voted Green for obvious reasons.
Isn't their whole recent campaign divisive in itself? It's one big contradiction, the same as most of the extreme left stuff. Who do they pander to, LGBT or the people shouting Allahu Akbar? Saying to legalise crack and heroin is divisive. Wanting to hand out benefits the minute somebody steps into the country illegally is pretty divisive. Standing about with Pakistan flags outside polling stations is pretty divisive.
I was trying to engage but you were just shouting "conspiracy".
Christ yourself.
Nick, you're the one promoting the racist conspiracy theory here mate. Do you get that. The great replacement theory is racist bollocks, can you accept that at least?
You live in Coventry, you claim to hate racism, and I believe you, yet here you are furthering a racist trope. And then you have a big whine about integration. Who the fuck is going to integrate with people they feel threatened or hated by?
As for the other stuff, it's easy to stand against the genocide in Gaza (Palestinian flags) and also support LGBT rights (rainbow flags). Why does that trouble you?
You'll note that a large proportion of Muslims in this election voted for a dog-owning woman, in a party led by a gay Jewish man. Maybe these things don't trouble Muslims as much as you think they do. Maybe, just maybe, Muslims also aren't a single homogenous hive mind dedicated to the overthrow of the liberal west?
And as for the hypocrisy on the "selling crack to kids" line here's a shocker - anyone here buying coke, pills, or weed off their friendly neighborhood drug dealer is supporting a criminal network that is right now exploiting children as mules and foot soldiers.
Either we start locking up everyone found with a bit of gear, which might impact our attendance somewhat, or we figure out a different, grown up way around the problem if we want to genuinely protect our kids.
things change deal with itPlease can you tell me the demographics of London between 1991 and now? If you can also do Gorton and Denton, that would be helpful.
I'm not promoting a conspiracy theory though am I? That one seems to be a favourite. So if I'm pointing out changes and the way things are going, I'm pushing a conspiracy?Christ yourself.
Nick, you're the one promoting the racist conspiracy theory here mate. Do you get that. The great replacement theory is racist bollocks, can you accept that at least?
You live in Coventry, you claim to hate racism, and I believe you, yet here you are furthering a racist trope. And then you have a big whine about integration. Who the fuck is going to integrate with people they feel threatened or hated by?
As for the other stuff, it's easy to stand against the genocide in Gaza (Palestinian flags) and also support LGBT rights (rainbow flags). Why does that trouble you?
You'll note that a large proportion of Muslims in this election voted for a dog-owning woman, in a party led by a gay Jewish man. Maybe these things don't trouble Muslims as much as you think they do. Maybe, just maybe, Muslims also aren't a single homogenous hive mind dedicated to the overthrow of the liberal west?
And as for the hypocrisy on the "selling crack to kids" line here's a shocker - anyone here buying coke, pills, or weed off their friendly neighborhood drug dealer is supporting a criminal network that is right now exploiting children as mules and foot soldiers.
Either we start locking up everyone found with a bit of gear, which might impact our attendance somewhat, or we figure out a different, grown up way around the problem if we want to genuinely protect our kids.
Like your persona every 10 minutes.things change deal with it
I didn't even know this was a thing to begin with. What would your alternative solution be?This is ludicrous. Labour really are terrible and finished for good.
What’s your solution to the abuse of the system,This is ludicrous. Labour really are terrible and finished for good.
You can still claim for any issues with the rail serviceThere's no better source for UK rail matters than Seat61, so consider this legit. It's fucking abysmal, the only hope in hell any of us have to get even half-affordable rail travel is to book tickets in advance and it's already an utter ballache to get a refund on completely unused tickets.
If you had multiple tickets for the same journey (as I do, as I bulk book my travel to work) and accidentally scanned an incorrect ticket without actually going through, you used to be able to get a refund on that but they changed the TOR to remove that a couple of months ago as well.
Is it genuinely going to have to be that you either stump up whatever the astronomical on-the-day rate is for a long journey, or else book your ticket and cross your fingers nothing goes wrong after 23:59 the night before?
What’s your solution to the abuse of the system,
If I book travel two months in advance for a weekend away then fall ill on the day of travel, would you consider it reasonable for me to want a refund?You can still claim for any issues with the rail service
CourseIf I book travel two months in advance for a weekend away then fall ill on the day of travel, would you consider it reasonable for me to want a refund?
I don't care. The solution to a problem isn't to punish ordinary people.What’s your solution to the abuse of the system,
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