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ShaneMacGowansTeeth posted:Sorry if this has already been posted, but remember the guy who registered the domain that stopped the cyber attack on the NHS last week? He got a special prize from our fine tabloids! on this same page mate
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Ewan posted:on this same page mate sorry, but the excessive  distracts me from being able to scan the whole thread
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Intrinsic Field Marshal posted:I'd rather the TV License money went into making more documentaries and comedy imo Only if they are about sports. That I like. So no cricket or rowing.
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May 20, 2017 17:40
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Why would he have to move lol? The whole country like him. Some Chinese nerd will be annoyed he didn't make money but so gently caress.
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forkboy84 posted:Only if they are about sports. That I like. So no cricket or rowing. I hate watching Sports but I like watching documentaries about Sports Unless its Pro Wrestling but thats ballet with bodyslams
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Pissflaps posted:Polling data has told us that labour disunity is way behind the leadership itself when it comes to understanding why people are turning away from labour. Distinguishing between 'disunity' and 'leadership' as causes of something is not within the power of polls to do.
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Ewan posted:on this same page mate Oh really? 
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josh04 posted:Distinguishing between 'disunity' and 'leadership' as causes of something is not within the power of polls to do. Several polls have managed. They've been discussed at length in this thread. These aren't voting intention polls.
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Your perception of party unity affects your perception of the leadership. Averaging over a poll sample won't clarify that.
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josh04 posted:Your perception of party unity affects your perception of the leadership. Averaging over a poll sample won't clarify that. A good leader can deliver party unity, or at least the appearance of it. A labour leader who cannot command the loyalty or respect of his MPs will never work.
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Pissflaps posted:Unmanaged intra-party conflict is a symptom of his weakness, not the cause. Do you have proof of this? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ edit: Oh forget it, you're just jabbering. Imbecile.
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Irony Be My Shield posted:Yeah. I'm actually surprised at how terribly the Lib Dems are doing, I expected them to at least pick up some Remain votes. I guess a second referendum that they'll inevitably lose isn't that big of a draw. Also when the only thing your party kindof stands for is social liberalism maybe don't have a Christian fundamentalist with regressive views as your leader. It doesn't help that, like everything the Lib Dems do, they are being terribly wishy-washy over Article 50. I reckon they would have been able to keep more of the remain vote if they had made a full throated call for no Brexit & no second referendum and made much more explicit calls to European ideals (in a similar way to what Macron is doing), but the incessant liberal need to triangulate has led to Tim Farron saying poo poo like "i'm a bit of a Euroskeptic", as if that position is going to win over any voters at this stage.
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Intrinsic Field Marshal posted:I hate watching Sports but I like watching documentaries about Sports I prefer to think of it like soaps with suplexes. But either way, wrestling is in fact the noblest of all sports. Regarde Aduck posted:Do you have proof of this? Do you have evidence that engaging with Pissflaps has any chance of a positive outcome where he just holds his hands up & goes "I was wrong"?
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Pissflaps posted:A good leader can deliver party unity, or at least the appearance of it. A labour leader who cannot command the loyalty or respect of his MPs will never work. You're right. Which is why it's great we no longer have people like Jamie Reed or Tristram Hunt pissing inside the tent.
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forkboy84 posted:Do you have evidence that engaging with Pissflaps has any chance of a positive outcome where he just holds his hands up & goes "I was wrong"? I always admit when I'm wrong. In fact I'm almost certain it was you that challenged me for an example of this not so long ago and I was able to provide one from earlier in the day. If I'm wrong about the labour leadership and they manage to deliver a labour government I'll be the first to admit it. I want to be wrong about them.
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Bape Culture posted:Why would he have to move lol? THIS MAN IMPEDED THE EARNING POTENTIAL OF ORGANISED CRIMINALS TODAY WE EXCLUSIVELY REVEAL WHO HE IS, EXACTLY WHERE HE LIVES AND HOW TO GET THERE
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Skinty McEdger posted:Section 40 of the press regulation act even. The section that requires those publications that don't sign up to the press regulator would be liable to pay all legal fees for both sides in any legal action taken against them regardless of the out come. I'm not sure why papers have to pay legal costs if they win, seems like a bad idea to me, and I hate most papers
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Namtab posted:I'm not sure why papers have to pay legal costs if they win, seems like a bad idea to me, and I hate most papers It's so that people aren't afraid to sue the papers because of legal costs, this is not that hard. You can google up the personal experiences of many people who got their lives ruined by tabloids, sued, and got a half-assed apology and not much else. Leaving the possibility of these people having to pay legal costs on top of that... gently caress that, man, sorry but it's not a bad idea. Also, something that has happened in the States many many times and this law also prevents: "we can settle and we can pay your legal costs, or you can continue this process and keep paying your lawyers until you're broke... we can wait forever... you can't..."
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Intrinsic Field Marshal posted:He should sue the papers for violations of privacy lol there's no such thing as privacy in this country for anyone who the press decides is interesting but who can't afford a couple of hundred grand in legal fees.
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Worth remembering that polling is not actually a direct reflection of popularity, it's trying to determine an election result based out on whether historical the demographic that like a party normally turn out to vote. How many people actually like Labour policies is very strong and while Corbyn often get a right panning when asked how good he is, he still ranks highly when compared to predecessors and contemporary alternatives. Strong agree.
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The Tories are wrong at a time when human life is still going on
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My MP  Think this has been his most popular tweet for a while.
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It's wrong that the Tories. Sad!
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THE INFINITE CHORUS OF THE MANY IS GLAD TO BE THE OBJECT OF CANDIDATE CORBYN'S EFFORTS. WHY NOT JOIN WITH US AGAINST THE STABLE MOTHER?
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Pochoclo posted:THE INFINITE CHORUS OF THE MANY IS GLAD TO BE THE OBJECT OF CANDIDATE CORBYN'S EFFORTS. WHY NOT JOIN WITH US AGAINST THE STABLE MOTHER?  Look at you, voter. A pathetic creature of meat and bone. Panting and sweating as you run through my means tests. How can you challenge a strong and stable government?
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Dabir posted:THIS MAN IMPEDED THE EARNING POTENTIAL OF ORGANISED CRIMINALS Some norks with computers using a zero day they didn't create. They'd know his address without it in a newspaper if they can even slightly use google haha.
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namesake posted:Lol Jeremy Corbyn is introducing The Coral? Libertines. He's quite good at this poo poo https://twitter.com/liamyoung/status/866018597461778432
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Quite good at public speaking? I think you are confused clearly he is a boring jam man who can't energise a crowd
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I don't know what the coral or libertines is so I think jam granddad might be cooler than me.
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Bape Culture posted:I thought the smackhead singer died how is there a crowd that big for that? They heard Corbyn was speaking obviously.
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