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R. Guyovich posted:hm yes pointing out context IS the same thing as saying the ussr never made a mistake, right you are posters I'm literally always correct
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My mistake he totally was excusing atrocities but he wasn't saying the USSR made a mistake, my apologies tankie mod!
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OfficialGBSCaliph posted:My mistake he totally was excusing atrocities but he wasn't saying the USSR made a mistake, my apologies tankie mod! i was referring to the specific policies mentioned by the person i was quoting i.e. appeasement and the non-aggression pact. this is a topic for another thread. also you're a tremendous moron
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R. Guyovich posted:i was referring to the specific policies mentioned by the person i was quoting i.e. appeasement and the non-aggression pact. this is a topic for another thread. also you're a tremendous moron You had a thread for it and you came off like an idiot
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Jose posted:You had a thread for it and you came off like an idiot that's not what the thread was for. it is time to shut the gently caress up about this now
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Jose posted:Shame about the gulags eh? And all the German Communists Stalin sent to Hitler (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Stalin did nothing wrong (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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R. Guyovich posted:that's not what the thread was for. it is time to shut the gently caress up about this now so much for the toleratn left
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Dabir posted:so much for the toleratn left Irl lol
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Tankie or not I still appreciate the unilateral intervention to prevent the previous posting atrocity ITT. I'm sure that chilcot 2032 will find the evidence presented to the IK politburo to be credible regarding terrible American centrists' ability to launch waffles of mass distraction at UKMT.
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Dabir posted:so much for the toleratn left lmao
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Dabir posted:so much for the toleratn left Nice. Tomorrow is constitution day in Norway and everyone gets a day off and there's parties and parades and things, and also strawberries are really cheap to celebrate (I think because they are red, like Norway?). I think it's about time the UK had a constitution so we could get one of those extra bank holidays Corbyn was talking about for it. Can't really think of an appropriate fruit though. Maybe a really bent banana to annoy those fruit bigots in Brussels?
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So how does former Chancellor, all round drug hoover and current editor of the Evening Standard see the Labour manifesto? https://twitter.com/RufusHound/status/864501302637854721 Oh
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That is factually incorrect - Parliament has been dissolved and there are no sitting MPs.
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big scary monsters posted:Tomorrow is constitution day in Norway and everyone gets a day off and there's parties and parades and things, and also strawberries are really cheap to celebrate (I think because they are red, like Norway?).
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Hi i'm stalin. I'm going to stitch up and destroy the spanish revolution because i don't want to annoy france whose support i desire, but who definitely doesn't want a genuinely revolutionary state living next door lmao (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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The unironic use of "better off". It's two steps from unironic use of "person of good breeding".
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ShaneMacGowansTeeth posted:So how does former Chancellor, all round drug hoover and current editor of the Evening Standard see the Labour manifesto? Clearly I'm not the intended audience, because my reaction to this headline is 'gently caress Yeah!'
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I mean it's pretty good propaganda, I'd vote for him based on that alone.
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Oberleutnant posted:Hi i'm stalin. I'm going to stitch up and destroy the spanish revolution because i don't want to annoy france whose support i desire, but who definitely doesn't want a genuinely revolutionary state living next door lmao Hi Dabir posted:so much for the toleratn left Lol jabby posted:Clearly I'm not the intended audience, because my reaction to this headline is 'gently caress Yeah!'
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I guess most editors must be on over 80k, because no newspaper that I can see has a positive headline about Labour's manifesto tomorrow. The Guardian has gone with McLusky saying Labour will do well to get 200 seats, and the Mirror with Brady.
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I mean at least half of the countries newspapers are owned by 2 rich people
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jabby posted:I guess most editors must be on over 80k, because no newspaper that I can see has a positive headline about Labour's manifesto tomorrow. The Guardian has gone with McLusky saying Labour will do well to get 200 seats, and the Mirror with Brady. The guardian is now running editorials praising the Tories and saying people are too hard on them. Leftist papers are now: Morning Star, The Mirror. And I don't think more than 10 people buy either.
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Dabir posted:so much for the toleratn left post of the year
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Regarde Aduck posted:The guardian is now running editorials praising the Tories and saying people are too hard on them. Leftist papers are now: Morning Star, The Mirror. And I don't think more than 10 people buy either. Yep. Their top story most of the day has been 'Union Leader's Comments Overshadow Manifesto', in a classic case of writing an article about how crazy it is that a minor bit of news overshadowed a major bit of news because they chose to write about the minor news instead.
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Party Boat posted:The most favorable way I can read that is that if >20% of your decisions are overturned at reconsideration then you go into the low performing group i.e. it's a measure for the original assessor, not the person doing the reconsideration. This is potentially the case, judging by a random comment on the Freedom of Information request: quote:"I was part of a review team and this is slightly misleading. It's not siding with DWP, tge target is 80% of original decisions should be...upheld. If the KPI isn't met, it's not the review team under scrutiny, it's the original decision makers"
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Namtab posted:I mean at least half of the countries newspapers are owned by 2 rich people That may not last forever if Labour ever get into power: "Local newspapers and broadcasting in Britain are an important part of our democracy and culture. We are concerned about closures of local media outlets and the reductions in number of local journalists. Labour will hold a national review local media and into the ownership of national media to ensure plurality."
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Just saw that Corbyn Facebook Live ambush thing. There is no way Corbyn's team of six months ago would have pulled a stunt like that and come out the winner, they would have misspelled the hashtag or some stupid poo poo. Thank gently caress for spin doctors.
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Namtab posted:The intended audience seems to be people who want a free paper people who are commuting to zone 5 and want a couple of sudoku to pass the time
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Regarde Aduck posted:The guardian is now running editorials praising the Tories and saying people are too hard on them. Leftist papers are now: Morning Star, The Mirror. And I don't think more than 10 people buy either. The Independent seems to be publishing a lot of pro Corbyn/Labour stuff at the moment, though I don't buy it so I only see the articles people link online
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Hoops posted:Just saw that Corbyn Facebook Live ambush thing. There is no way Corbyn's team of six months ago would have pulled a stunt like that and come out the winner, they would have misspelled the hashtag or some stupid poo poo. Thank gently caress for spin doctors. Corbyn knows if you want to get rid of some pesky image issues, you go to a Stalinist
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I would like to think the Guardian's editorial team were nodding along with the manifesto right up until the moment that Corbyn started to mention that something had to be done about a job market flooded with unpaid interns, at which point they looked out at their news desks and wondered how they would fill them if they had to pay their staff.
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Prince John posted:This is potentially the case, judging by a random comment on the Freedom of Information request: Interesting, thanks. I'm generally wary of drawing conclusions from the snippets of information you tend to get from FOIs.
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MikeCrotch posted:Corbyn knows if you want to get rid of some pesky image issues, you go to a Stalinist A dangerous hot take itt, friend
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