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Two thirds of people would rather be eaten by pirhanha sharks than vote lib dem, sounds like pirhana sharks should be the prime minister tbh.
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OwlFancier posted:I thought the current labour policy was that "free movement will end" and they were going for a customs union rather than single market membership.
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lol https://twitter.com/Laura_K_Hughes/status/1194738209806258176
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Nov 14, 2019 15:03
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So basically saying to vote for one of the two parties who can actually win
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Nov 14, 2019 15:08
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The days of vince cable in a fedora are starting to look good.
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Not a good start Jo;
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What happens with the Labour deputy leadership now? I've only heard of Dawn Butler throwing her hat in. Do we have to wait for the next conference?
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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/labour-cyber-attack-lizard-squad-ddos-corbyn-general-election-a9202006.htmlquote:Notorious hackers claim responsibility for Labour cyber attacks and threaten to target Corbyn's family
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BizarroAzrael posted:What happens with the Labour deputy leadership now? I've only heard of Dawn Butler throwing her hat in. Do we have to wait for the next conference? The names I've seen mentioned are Butler, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Angela Rayner & Jessflaps. But obviously it's going to be very much on the back foot until the new year between the election and then the first days of the first Labour government in decades. For example Long-Bailey & Rayner are close friends so I'm not sure they'd run against each other, and I'm sure some fuckwit like Kinnock will fancy his chances despite all evidence to the contrary. Only 3 of them would stand a chance of winning a vote of the membership and they'd all be decent, though I'd be leaning more between Butler & RLB personally. It's tough because realistically whoever wins out will instantly be favourite to replace Corbyn eventually. forkboy84 fucked around with this message at 15:20 on Nov 14, 2019 |
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Guavanaut posted:I think the idea is that Free Movement, the labor on tap system the EU uses to satisfy the demands of capital, will end. But for EU citizens living here and their immediate families, they'll be given indefinite leave to remain, the income requirement that splits up people with a non EU spouse will be scrapped, indefinite detention will be scrapped etc. I'm a bit worried if I would count as "living here". Like I spent some time outside the UK for reasons, and probably will in the future - but I'd still quite like to be able to come back. I'm fairly certain I'm not alone in that. I suppose it is labour on tap from a certain point of view, but it's much more about the human dimension of it than that.
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Aphex- posted:crossing my fingers that the manifesto is released with three beautiful words: 
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/labour-cyber-attack-lizard-squad-ddos-corbyn-general-election-a9202006.html quote:“Today’s DDoS attack on the Labour Party is to show that no terrorist-supporting government should allow to rule a country," it stated. Private Speech posted:I'm a bit worried if I would count as "living here". Like I spent some time outside the UK for reasons, and probably will in the future - but I'd still quite like to be able to come back.
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Lol Israel just had a 2nd election off a deadlock in the knesset and... It turned out almost exactly like the first one. So nobody can forma government still and I will bet that the same happens here if we go to a 2nd GE
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/labour-cyber-attack-lizard-squad-ddos-corbyn-general-election-a9202006.html I've decided I support drone strikes now
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Yeah because there's plenty of time to call a new GE before the Jan 31 deadline, great thinking here.
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Cerebral Bore posted:Yeah because there's plenty of time to call a new GE before the Jan 31 deadline, great thinking here. lol you think she cares about stopping brexit
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Cerebral Bore posted:Yeah because there's plenty of time to call a new GE before the Jan 31 deadline, great thinking here. jokes this is probably how they'll justify the new tory coalition. "The mean EU wouldn't give us another extension so we had to ally with the tories to stop no deal (which we ended up whipping for in exchange for a 5p tax on littering)"
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Given all the coding talk I might as well ask a couple of questions that I have. I am not interested in doing it as a job, just a hobby. I'm new to it all and rather enjoying myself as I try to make the games I want, which do not exist as far as I can tell. Sure, there are games I love, but there's always something that I don't like about them. Is it worth getting the current Unreal engine game development bundle on Humble Bundle? I already have the Unity bundle from last month, but I do have some curiosity about this bundle and I'm absolutely not wedded to Unity. Frankly, I've so far only dipped the tip of a toenail in. Does it look good to anyone who knows what they're talking about? I started off using Stencyl for its drag-and-drop interface which lets me avoid stumbling over typing code while I learn how everything works. I like it in general, but how does it stack up against other 2D noob-friendly options? It's literally the first thing I found that fit my criteria, so I have no idea if it's particularly good. Thanks in advance 
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mediadave posted:You may have PMs but I don't think I do... I'm just a bit leery of sharing session info / whatsapp group details in a vaguely public place as I'm not administering any of it. I added my email to my profile.
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trypsin posted:I'm just a bit leery of sharing session info / whatsapp group details in a vaguely public place as I'm not administering any of it. Sure, no worries. I've grabbed that now so you can delete it
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Tesseraction posted:lol you think she cares about stopping brexit No, but it's an extremely good and easy thing to call her out on because the Lib Dem voters actually care about stopping Brexit. Basically Jo seems to be real good at handing out ways to peel away her own voter base, probably because she's an incompetent idiot.
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Lib Dems are just Tory wets. Wet from piss.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:I have to assume it has been, I can't believe she'd tweet this if it weren't. Or maybe it's on a knife-edge and she's trying to tip it? Abbot was the one pushing hard against the FoM motion at conference, so that’d already be a pretty significant change of course. goddamnedtwisto posted:Well that's the thing, that was - if not policy - the line that most of the front bench were using up until Conference, with evasiveness when pressed on it after the Conference vote, because this is probably the only time the PLP Brains Trust and (some of) the unions have lined up on the same side of an argument against the membership. They teamed up last year to gently caress us on the internal democracy reforms, too. I’m not going to forgive or forget that one in a hurry.
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A neverending series of elections, each more general than the last!
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Rarity posted:A neverending series of elections, each more general than the last! At the end of it, we will reach the exact centre of the political universe. And that is where we find nothing but a hat.
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Braggart posted:Given all the coding talk I might as well ask a couple of questions that I have. I am not interested in doing it as a job, just a hobby. I'm new to it all and rather enjoying myself as I try to make the games I want, which do not exist as far as I can tell. Sure, there are games I love, but there's always something that I don't like about them. IIRC Unreal Engine is free to mess with for hobbyists so if it interests you and feels within your grasp, go for it! Pygame lets you create some fun things to get your head around concepts if you want to go a bit simpler to start with.
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If the lib dems can't have AV they'll just simulate it by having repeated elections until everyone's voting tactically. Or until Jo; 650.
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Mermaids continuing to be good people; https://twitter.com/Mermaids_Gender/status/1194696243034894337?s=20
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It should also be really easy to just relentlessly mock a political stance that basically amounts to "let's have a do-over until I get the result I want", come to think of it.
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Cerebral Bore posted:It should also be really easy to just relentlessly mock a political stance that basically amounts to "let's have a do-over until I get the result I want", come to think of it. JoJo's Endless Voteventure: Diamond is Pissable
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Junior G-man posted:Mermaids continuing to be good people; Cerebral Bore posted:It should also be really easy to just relentlessly mock a political stance that basically amounts to "let's have a do-over until I get the result I want", come to think of it.
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Uh thanks Jo, this is vote-winning gold for Labour. Lib Dems want a hung parliament, vote Labour if you want an actual chance of stopping Brexit.
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Cerebral Bore posted:It should also be really easy to just relentlessly mock a political stance that basically amounts to "let's have a do-over until I get the result I want", come to think of it.
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It’s amazing that the media class kept telling themselves that boris was a well loved scamp in the north
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Jel Shaker posted:It’s amazing that the media class kept telling themselves that boris was a well loved scamp in the north But he's not Corbyn
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Paul.Power posted:Godwin's Law and all, but Hitler literally did this. Yeah, but Hitler actually was pretty good at the whole seizing power for yourself part of politics, whereas Jo Swinson is Jo Swinson. Tesseraction posted:JoJo's Endless Voteventure: Diamond is Pissable What would Jo Swinson's Stand name be? I'm thinking Judas be my Guide.
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Cerebral Bore posted:Yeah, but Hitler actually was pretty good at the whole seizing power for yourself part of politics, whereas Jo Swinson is Jo Swinson.
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