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lol that all the people it's whining about being persecuted are all nobodies or known shitheads I guess Thangam Debonairre isn't the biggest shithead but I seem to remember her joining in some of the more bullshit anti-Corbyn bandwagons
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Aug 5, 2019 10:19
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WhatEvil posted:Thing is though he can be funny if he wants to be... it's just that the American evening viewing audience doesn't want that. I went to see some stand-up nights over there with my ex mostly in Cincinnati and it's a very different thing as well. It felt like people were there to get their money's worth of laughs for the night and they just laughed at any lovely old observation or joke. The first time I might have been suspicious that the venue had had stuffed the place with people paid to laugh but my ex was joining in too. Seems Americans are a lot more kind to stand-ups
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Rarity posted:“Thangam has a real problem, particularly given that it’s a massive local party which is very difficult for her to get to know everyone in there,” one MP said. How am I supposed to win an election if I can't personally butter up all the voters? 
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Ah yes, they were absolutely going to start attacking the Tories this summer, absolutely, that's when they were going to start attacking the Tories, yes indeed. If only, if only, they'd had a chance to start doing that earlier, but alas! Might have thought a little introspection was in order about precisely why a left-leaning membership didn't like them and why they hadn't engaged with their CLP earlier, if they're that worried. Also, isn't Thangam Debbonaire quite popular locally or am I misremembering?
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I will never forget the one bloke who had people in stitches almost entirely because he was from Minnesota and had a thick accent. I am jealous of people who so easily find and exploit their niche in this world.
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Love how the article says that they have to spend all their time and resources buttering up the membership, as if they haven't simply realised that they are completely hosed and are desperately trying to claw back support before the inevitable happens.
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CGI Stardust posted:Also, isn't Thangam Debbonaire quite popular locally or am I misremembering? I'm in Bristol West so WOOOOAAAAHHHHHHH OOHHHHHHH Thangam Debbonaire is my MP. I don't have any real issue with her and I don't think there's any real issue with her, though I suppose the CLP might want to open up selection if there's somebody they're really behind.
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Aug 5, 2019 10:34
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Sanitary Naptime posted:“How to build a strong community” by ensuring the protection of 2) Arranging Community Meetings 3) Getting The Kids Involved 4) After The Food Runs Out
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CGI Stardust posted:or Corbyn What's the story, Noel's a Tory Well I have a soft spot for Oasis/Noel from my teenage years but I genuinely can't listen to his music anymore, he's the definition of ladder pulling cunts
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Aug 5, 2019 10:41
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Rarity posted:I'm in Bristol West so WOOOOAAAAHHHHHHH OOHHHHHHH Thangam Debbonaire is my MP. I don't have any real issue with her and I don't think there's any real issue with her, though I suppose the CLP might want to open up selection if there's somebody they're really behind. At the very beginning (years ago now around the founding of momentum) there were rumblings about getting her out but she's either actually shaped up a bit and shown she will listen to the membership or my links to the CLP have become complicit in her network and aren't agitating against it any more.
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Aug 5, 2019 10:42
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CGI Stardust posted:Ah yes, they were absolutely going to start attacking the Tories this summer, absolutely, that's when they were going to start attacking the Tories, yes indeed. If only, if only, they'd had a chance to start doing that earlier, but alas! Might have thought a little introspection was in order about precisely why a left-leaning membership didn't like them and why they hadn't engaged with their CLP earlier, if they're that worried. That ~20 years ago Afroman song comes to mind. Ah wuz gonna fite the tories, but ah got haaigh  (on my own farts)
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Aug 5, 2019 10:43
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It's curious that labour anti-Semitism has mostly stopped being in the papers since Watson got shamed into silence over Carl beech
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Jose posted:It's curious that labour anti-Semitism has mostly stopped being in the papers since Watson got shamed into silence over Carl beech We also have PM 'Piccaninnies with watermelon smiles' now
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Aug 5, 2019 10:53
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Everyone is starting to expect an election now so open wrecking behaviour is going to be far less tolerated by everyone right now.
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Aug 5, 2019 10:56
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Looks like the other I/P situation is getting spicy again. https://twitter.com/afp/status/1158269758547959810?s=21
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Aug 5, 2019 10:57
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Another British washing-its-hands success story.
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Aug 5, 2019 10:59
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not sure these sackings would be legal? https://twitter.com/Steven_Swinford/status/1158315913072041984
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Aug 5, 2019 11:09
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Jose posted:7.55 Dom Cummings spads
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Rarity posted:I'm in Bristol West so WOOOOAAAAHHHHHHH OOHHHHHHH Thangam Debbonaire is my MP. I don't have any real issue with her and I don't think there's any real issue with her, though I suppose the CLP might want to open up selection if there's somebody they're really behind. Isn't she the one who (claimed to have) reported someone to the police for making a death threat because they told her to get in the sea?
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Jose posted:not sure these sackings would be legal? Amazing how quickly he's becoming a real life Malcolm Tucker. What an absolute oval office. Then again, being a giant oval office to Tory spad cunts is also fine by me. They can all butcher each other.
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Aug 5, 2019 11:15
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Jose posted:not sure these sackings would be legal? SPADs are - as I understand it - officially contractors working for a given minister, so their contract ends when the minister moves. e: Oh you mean sacking for leaking? Probably not, I'm certain they'll have a contract clause allowing that and with the above (and the way the Tories have hosed over employment law) they're probably hosed.
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Aug 5, 2019 11:15
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Yah, even if it is illegal it's not like anyone will care, or like they would contest it given that they will care a lot more about the success of their party than their country, and won't want to do anything to impede it. They can all loving eat themselves. But also, there's no eyeroll big enough for 'we're firing all these people for not being incompetent enough to believe Brexiting with no deal in 3 loving months is good, actually'.
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Aug 5, 2019 11:48
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This is a great read and i particularly like this bitquote:Of course, if it’s all so rosy, people will ask why the party isn’t way ahead in the polls, especially against this divided and useless government. But now, with the nation in crisis, it’s not that easy to forge ahead. It could just as easily be said: if remain is so great, why isn’t the demand for a People’s Vote way ahead in the polls, especially set against such divisive and useless Brexit negotiations for the past three years? https://twitter.com/samfoster99/status/1158320218109894657?s=20
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Legit unsure whether this was bullshit, or whether he really did that. Either makes a horrible, twisted sort of sense: https://twitter.com/alexwickham/status/1158318280014225409?s=21
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Lord Ludikrous posted:I’m sitting in a laundrette because we haven’t got a new washing machine yet and feel like I’ve stepped back in time to the 1970s.
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I'm looking for information on the original vote in the commons that brought about the Brexit referendum and I found this. https://www.publicwhip.org.uk/division.php?date=2015-09-07&number=61 What do these numbers mean? That only the SNP voted against and the other parties abstained?
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Aug 5, 2019 12:02
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Guavanaut posted:Jeremy Corbyn wants to steal everyone's washing machine. This is bad for Jeremy Corbyn.
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Guavanaut posted:1) Village Faires and Fêtes Villages Are Great Again, checks out.
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Lord Ludikrous posted:This is bad for Jeremy Corbyn. Washing Machine Socialism is the only path forward.
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Eschenique posted:I'm looking for information on the original vote in the commons that brought about the Brexit referendum and I found this. Yes, basically. A few of the Labour right also voted for the bill, but Labour whipped to abstain, IIRC because the Tories had an absolute majority anyway, so voting no was pointless as it wouldn't affect the decision, and would have been divisive at the time, and because it was a manifesto commitment on the part of the Tories, and tradition dictates not opposing manifesto commitments or some bullshit.
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thespaceinvader posted:Yes, basically. A few of the Labour right also voted for the bill, but Labour whipped to abstain, IIRC because the Tories had an absolute majority anyway, so voting no was pointless as it wouldn't affect the decision, and would have been divisive at the time, and because it was a manifesto commitment on the part of the Tories, and tradition dictates not opposing manifesto commitments or some bullshit. e: ^^^^ Careful, The Respectful Discussion Zone has been activated. 
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Sounds like Belfast shipbuilders and all round cultural institution Harland & Wolff are going into administration today, redundancy letters given out to all employees. Been in decline for a while but this is a crushing blow due to their historic significance
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Guavanaut posted:1) Village Faires and Fêtes Building a strong digital infrastructure by nailing ZigBees to our cows
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CGI Stardust posted:Building a strong digital infrastructure by nailing 
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Aug 5, 2019 12:23
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Guavanaut posted:Skinner voted no though, which is interesting. Dislikes EU, hates Tories more I guess. Is 45 the 4 in this 4chan person that’s behind all this?
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Sanitary Naptime posted:Is 45 the 4 in this 4chan person that’s behind all this? 45 is Trump, as he's the 45th president of the US. It's a shorthand I've seen some yanks use.
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