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Ayn Randi posted:dirk gently's holistic privatisation agency In Douglas Adam's day Britain had a working airplane that could be turned into an eagle, now they'd have to borrow an American plane to do that
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Inexplicable Humblebrag posted:here's the sort of people voting in this election Finally someone is saying it
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Encouraging apathetic people to not vote and disengage from political discourse is downright sinister.
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That’s a parody or something, right? Especially the last one is pretty on the nose.
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dpf posted:love my impartial bbc save a thought for the guardian and johnny crace, and their impartial views on the corb
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Refried Noodle posted:That’s a parody or something, right? Especially the last one is pretty on the nose. they're real, sent out the same day as the voter registration deadline
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so i gather the media has learned on how to deal with corbyn since the last election
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they treated labour as a joke last time because they thought there was no way he could win. they learned their lesson and also that laws to protect elections in the UK are a joke
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https://twitter.com/BBCPolitics/status/1199780448056041472 a close up as boris johnson eats a scone and fakes an orgasm
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Kurtofan posted:so i gather the media has learned on how to deal with corbyn since the last election eh imo establishment opposition has hardened somewhat, and they've discovered that antisemitism sticks so they can run with that. on the other hand, labour's campaign office is actually united and are clearly running a pretty good campaign atm, which they weren't really before. first they focused hard on increasing turnout, which was very good indeed, and they've shown themselves willing to be a bit cynical about manipulating the agenda and using populist rhetoric. if this ends with anything but a tory majority the 2019 labour campaign is going to be remembered as an absolute masterclass in the genre, on par with the 2008 obama campaign. if they actually win a majority, everyone involved in the campaign are going to be wanted in every centre-left campaign team for the foreseeable future. at any rate, the simple fact that there's room for a 10-point increase in vote share over the course of a campaign suggests that there's something very, very wrong
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Who could've predicted that a state-run media organization could've turned to supporting the party in power and denigrating the opposition? Who?
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BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:Who could've predicted that a state-run media organization could've turned to supporting the party in power and denigrating the opposition? Who? stfu american
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As someone who's visiting from the US, I find it very odd that only ONE newspaper has the "NHS for sale" story on its front page:
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Dravs posted:What actually happens if the Tories win but Boris loses his seat? Has that ever happened before? uncharted constitutional territory but the closest parallel is cabinet ministers losing their seats, and they resign as soon as that is clear that said, there is strictly speaking no requirement that the pm be an mp—just the strong implication that they are expected to be one at the time they become pm
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Jose posted:pretty sure the tories changed their internal rules so their leader has to be an MP and therefore the PM does  the leader had to be in parliament at the time it their election to leadership, but not necessarily to continue as leader
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silvergoose posted:Turns out the USA works the same way even though a lot of it is written down. A lot of the constitution was explicitly not written down especially when it came to the President because the Framers knew George Washington would be the first President and figured that he would just set the precedent and everyone who came after would respect Washington so much that they would just follow his precedents like they were actual law
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Squizzle posted:a bojo chicken run would be the absolutely perfect addition to his comedy show pm follies what? that's a "chicken run?" i thought it was just like, the pen that you keep chickens in.
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Doc Hawkins posted:what? that's a "chicken run?" i thought it was just like, the pen that you keep chickens in. in the 90s labour tried to brand the panicked carpetbagging of a buncha tories as the “chicken run” because the british are just miserably bad at catchy branding but the term has sorta half-lingered for lack of a better one since
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I thought Chicken Run was a movie starring the voice of Mel Gibson as a plucky adventurer who orchestrates a daring escape from the evil farmer?! gently caress, spoilers!
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V. Illych L. posted:, everyone involved in the campaign are going to be wanted in every centre-left campaign team for the foreseeable future. *center-left party runs on a promise to exterminate all Muslims to secure a future for white children.*
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Doctor Nick posted:As someone who's visiting from the US, I find it very odd that only ONE newspaper has the "NHS for sale" story on its front page: tbf that stand is missing the mirror, which is the only actual labour paper, which also had that story also some guy who was on television in the 80s and had been dying for the last 10 years died on Sunday so that was big news which should eat up loads of attention no offense to Clive James, I listened to two ten minute segments about him on BBC radio's flagship evening news programme and it seems like he was a nice guy, but using 20 minutes out of an hour to do an obituary and then burying 2 minutes of discussion of the trade talks 45 minutes into the program was loving obscene especially as they led into that 2 minutes with "labour are attempting to change the subject from antisemitism" and they framed it very much in terms of "labour are lying when they said the NHS is being discussed as part of a trade deal because no UK minister actually said they would sell anything" which isn't the point and the documents show it is being discussed you loving disingenuous cunts BBC news is a loving disgrace e: oh and Evan Davis did another 10 minutes about social care framed in a really smug "well nobody is talking about this and it's a really important issue so we're going to do a programme on it  " way, which it is but labour have promised loads of money in the manifesto and maybe the reason they weren't discussing it at that particular moment is not because they didn't want to discuss it ever but because they wanted to talk about something else like the NHS maybe??cunts XMNN has issued a correction as of 16:10 on Nov 28, 2019 |
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Seksiness posted:I expect they would just appoint him to the Lords and he can remain as PM from there. Hasn't been done for over 100 years but there is precedent. might not be possible now—the aforementioned cabinet manual specifies that the pm always sits in the house of commons, specifically to stop victorian shenanigans like the pm chillin w the lords more recently, douglas-home renounced his peerage to be pm
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