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OwlFancier posted:The open palm tit strike is actually jeremy's secret move, he's going to do it on johnson when he loses and banish him to the shadow realm. ed: wildlife tax, this time the bullfinch CGI Stardust fucked around with this message at 16:15 on Oct 31, 2019 |
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Tesseraction posted:High fiving her tit last time clearly started an itch Horny Grandpa and Tipsy Aunt, a tale as old as time. https://twitter.com/ashcowburn/status/1189885785740337153
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Lightning Knight posted:For example, “lizard people” was another common favorite among the far right conspiracy crowd, though it’s mostly fallen out of fashion because it’s silly. It died out because video codecs and TV definitions got better. The crazies would freeze whoever they wanted to be a lizard on a low def lovely satellite feed footage or whatnot, and then claim the video codec glitching out was the person showing their lizard true form. David Icke would do this too at the start, but has scrubbed most of his vids. I cant find them on YT. For example, this wackjob here claiming Elvis is one due to crappy video resolution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOQcLZhF9Ak
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OwlFancier posted:By the way how are labour planning to do this 4 day work week thing? Making every Friday a national holiday called "gently caress a Tory (figuratively or literally) Friday"
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Gonzo McFee posted:https://twitter.com/ThatTimWalker/status/1189906584014610432 Makes sense. Your leader losing their seat on election night is pretty bad optics & also means your party is immediately in disarray needing a new leadership contest. See Clegg, Nick in 2017. And the Liberals will have a good chance of experiencing it again with Swindon, Jo. If I was a Tory I'd want my leader in a seat like Rutland & Melton where even in the 1997 landslide they won over 45% of the vote.
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Guavanaut posted:New World Ordahhh this is funny but erm Bercow is actually Jewish
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CGI Stardust posted:Hokuto no Ken Livingstone Well now you're got "six million.... are already dead" stuck in my head and I hate you.
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Raffles posted:this is funny but erm Bercow is actually Jewish *swivels neck so hard it breaks like lowtax's* I did not actually know this wrap it up y'all Guava's in the fuckbarrel
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Imagine if the tories won but Johnson lost his seat anyway. I don't want it, but it would be entirely fitting for hellworld.
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# ? Oct 31, 2019 16:17 |
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OwlFancier posted:It might be hindered somewhat in that I think from a solid leftist position you end up, with a weird kind of perspective on conspiracy theories. Chris Dillow remarked, on the mural: quote:...
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Hell yeah they just moved the Saturday Filton rally later in the day so I can make it now Cheers Jezza
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Lightning Knight posted:It’s a group of men with big noses who are implicitly being accused of controlling the world in front of a big Illuminati pyramid with “NEW WORLD ORDER” behind them. The leap tho is that after World War II a lot of the conspiracy inclined far right started veiling their antisemitic conspiracies behind vague concepts like NWO or UN black helicopters to basically launder their concepts. Then it’s disseminated as generic conspiracies and accepted by people who are conspiracy inclined but not necessarily explicitly far right, making them easy marks for cryptofascism. Unfortunately, I have seen some of this lizards / Rothschilds stuff on just a FEW VERY FEW comments on FB in some left groups where the members are definitely Boomer Olds using social media for the first time (eg when someone shares something someone else posted and it doesn't display just a 'content unavailable' message and unleashes a barrage of 'FB is censoring our posts' or 'why are the admins of this group deleting my posts' etc). Friends I have from overseas in areas with mass protests eg Puerto Rico also share this image but as an anti-capitalist / bankers motif not as an anti-semitic thing.
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Raffles posted:this is funny but erm Bercow is actually Jewish lmao I didn't know that. No wonder the Tories hate him.
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Raffles posted:this is funny but erm Bercow is actually Jewish YOU'RE ALL ANTI-SEMITES! So what are voting participation rates like in the UK? Are they US-levels of low? Are they high?
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forkboy84 posted:Makes sense. Your leader losing their seat on election night is pretty bad optics & also means your party is immediately in disarray needing a new leadership contest. See Clegg, Nick in 2017. And the Liberals will have a good chance of experiencing it again with Swindon, Jo. If I was a Tory I'd want my leader in a seat like Rutland & Melton where even in the 1997 landslide they won over 45% of the vote. + need your leader doing big headline grabbing events up and down the country throughout the campaign and not locked into their local constituency in a door-knocking death match.
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SpaceCommie posted:Ha, no worries, I got asked by the local party to take a look at it. Sure, I was referring to the version of the getvoting .json that was posted from last night, but that’s fine. You’re in the Labour Party then? Do you think you might be able/willing to talk to someone about this data and maybe provide a quote to a journalist?
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Keith Vaz suspended for six months for ""expressing a willingness" to help buy cocaine for male prostitutes" Is he standing for re-election? Going to be tricky on the doorstep.
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OwlFancier posted:By the way how are labour planning to do this 4 day work week thing? For people working in offices it's easy - just ban endless, pointless meetings. happyhippy posted:It died out because video codecs and TV definitions got better. You can find a lot of his vids on davidicke.com if you really want to. I have a friend who is totally into Icke and is always forwarding links to the wretched things to me. Jaeluni Asjil fucked around with this message at 16:26 on Oct 31, 2019 |
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forkboy84 posted:Makes sense. Your leader losing their seat on election night is pretty bad optics & also means your party is immediately in disarray needing a new leadership contest. See Clegg, Nick in 2017. And the Liberals will have a good chance of experiencing it again with Swindon, Jo. If I was a Tory I'd want my leader in a seat like Rutland & Melton where even in the 1997 landslide they won over 45% of the vote. Raffles posted:this is funny but erm Bercow is actually Jewish sebzilla posted:Keith Vaz suspended for six months for ""expressing a willingness" to help buy cocaine for male prostitutes"
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sebzilla posted:Keith Vaz suspended for six months for ""expressing a willingness" to help buy cocaine for male prostitutes" They have politely asked him not to. However, he might decide to go for broke.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Imagine if the tories won but Johnson lost his seat anyway. Won;t happen but they'd invest him into the lords double-quick and then parachute him in somewhere else. British politics is simultaneously completely hamstrung and totally unrestrained by established precedent. It's the Simpson's gag of blowing dust off the law book all the way down.
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OwlFancier posted:By the way how are labour planning to do this 4 day work week thing? Independent commission to ascertain the best way to do it, likely through bank holidyas etc. The specific target goal isn't "4 day work week", but an average work week of 32 hours (maybe 30? I forget.)
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happyhippy posted:It died out because video codecs and TV definitions got better. It totally died out before the furries started getting into it.
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Brony Car posted:YOU'RE ALL ANTI-SEMITES! Very low over the past few decades following a huge fall post 1997, now they're in the 69% range.
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Gonzo McFee posted:Very low over the past few decades following a huge fall post 1997, now they're in the 69% range. nice
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Rustybear posted:+ need your leader doing big headline grabbing events up and down the country throughout the campaign and not locked into their local constituency in a door-knocking death match. Not going to stop me calling him a cowardly little bitch running for his safe space.
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mehall posted:Independent commission to ascertain the best way to do it, likely through bank holidyas etc. I ask because I think it might appeal to quite a few people but it'd help if I had some way to explain it, because obviously fewer hours isn't something everyone thinks of as a good thing. Especially for higher earners I'm also not sure how to put it to them in a way that guarantees their pay level. I have some older relatives I might be able to convince if it meant they could keep their salary but work less.
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sebzilla posted:Is he standing for re-election? Going to be tricky on the doorstep. I originally read this as "re-erection" which seems appropriate
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Gonzo McFee posted:Not going to stop me calling him a cowardly little bitch running for his safe space. it doesn't matter anyway, if he loses this election he's going to resign anyway since the humiliation of losing to Corbyn will make him a laughing stock
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Tesseraction posted:They have politely asked him not to. However, he might decide to go for broke. The Vaz machine vs. one of the younger Asian candidates he keeps shutting out or chasing off would be a sight to see. And due to our broken voting system probably result in a win for Edward Yi He.
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Random Integer posted:I originally read this as "re-erection" which seems appropriate opening the front door to find coked up, fully nude, keith vaz on your drive way, staring into infinity
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Random Integer posted:I originally read this as "re-erection" which seems appropriate Been amusing myself reading some of these #britainhasexploded things on twitter and after wondering for a while, why this hashtag? I had completely and utterly forgotten that we were supposed to brexit today. (Not sure why I quoted you there RI, am off for my afternoon nanna nap shortly so that probably explains it).
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OwlFancier posted:I ask because I think it might appeal to quite a few people but it'd help if I had some way to explain it, because obviously fewer hours isn't something everyone thinks of as a good thing. The Labour pledge is explicitly that the commission will investigate ways to reduce the average hours worked by full time employees without affecting their pay. That's the full pledge.
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Comrade Fakename posted:You’re in the Labour Party then? Do you think you might be able/willing to talk to someone about this data and maybe provide a quote to a journalist? I'm a pretty junior member (only signed up in 2015 and I've only sporadically made meetings and canvassing where I can since). All this really shows is that there's a discrepancy between the 2017 election results and the parties suggested by the website. I'm not sure how interesting that really is, if they're using more recent polling data/the EUs/locals then this is pretty meaningless (though the website should really make it clear how their predictions are made).
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Fair enough, not as concrete as I was hoping but I'll see how it goes.
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Guavanaut posted:As Labour or as an independent? I'm assuming he'd try the former and then the latter. Suspect his sister might invite him round and give him some rubber hose cryptanalysis until he takes the sensible option.
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OwlFancier posted:By the way how are labour planning to do this 4 day work week thing? the succinct graun summary quote:The details of the policy are rather different to the headline. Businesses will not have a four-day week imposed on them. Instead, Labour will use a series of smaller measures to work towards a reduction in hours. from McD quote:So I an tell you today that the next Labour government will reduce the average full time working week to 32 hours within a decade. A shorter working week with no loss of pay. We’ll end the opt-out from the European Working Time Directive. As we roll out sectoral collective bargaining, we’ll include negotiations over working hours. We’ll require working hours to be included in the legally binding sectoral agreements between employers and trade unions. This will allow unions and employers to decide together how best to reduce hours for their sector. And we’ll set up a Working Time Commission with the power to recommend to government on increasing statutory leave entitlements as quickly as possible without increasing unemployment. EWTD has no direct teeth but it is effective for applying pressure (by forcing measurement of the hours spent; quantification is the first step). And nobody says that anything actually has to listen to any commission white papers, although likewise having a white paper is the first step to having an implementable policy should the time be right at that point Sectoral collective bargaining (i.e. Germany-style) is, as the graun notes, the really radical change. It is not the policy lede because it doesn't sound very sexy though, and it has harsh implications for the adversarial wildcat-flavoured stuff that still captures lefty imaginations
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Comrade Fakename posted:If by “we” you mean Momentum, then it’s actually me who’s running the investigation. And the stuff in this thread about Best for Britain is better than most of the stuff we’ve got so far (I don’t want to slag anyone off, everyone’s volunteering and trying their best). So if anyone wants to summarise what’s found in this thread (I don’t understand what the code stuff is about), I’ll make sure it goes to the right people. Don't make me stairs you in Slack
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If mps only sit in parliament for four days a week surely I and everyone else can do the same.
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VideoGames posted:If mps only sit in parliament for four days a week surely I and everyone else can do the same. That's what I said but I got tackled as I tried to enter the commons
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