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Yinlock posted:the mask was the idea that you're engaging in even remotely good faith instead of just regurgitating smears you read in the guardian you can't engage electoralism in good faith, is i think he underlying point
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Jose posted:The BBC getting brutally owned lol lmao the media never learns
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Raskolnikov38 posted:what would be the difference Weather forecast sponsored by Raytheon and ads for Peppa Pig-branded infant Prozac on CBeebies.
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RottenK posted:lmao they spent the entire election sabotaging labour and bootlicking tories and they still get this because they weren't bootlicking hard enough for the right's tastes " The same will apply to a Conservative assault on the institutions of liberal democracy. The far left will not defend the independence of Channel 4 and the BBC because they no more believe in a free press than the right. (You may have noticed that Jeremy Corbyn and his supporters are as eager to attack the BBC as the most morally compromised Telegraph columnist.) "
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:how did 1917 turn out the way it did? the answer was obvious even in his youth You post like a boomer in the midst of a schizophrenic breakdown.
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Grevling posted:Just seems to be saying that people are too dumb to understand anything but simple slogans. therattle is just a maoist who understands the appeal of simple slogans to the illiterate peasants
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:For all the talk of this being a "historic defeat" unprecedented since the 1930s, Labour lost 97 seats in 2010 & got even lower vote percentage and the Liberal Democrats caved in to every single Tory demand under their coalition government - so even for the brief moment they were actually in power centrists completely acquiesced to the right and a Labour that ran on a continuation of New Labour ate poo poo after the 2008 recession. corbyns greatest fault is he came across as a well meaning nice guy
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:corbyns greatest fault is he came across as a well meaning nice guy can't be having that now
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lorn Wayne posted:can't be having that now this but unironically
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Homeless Friend posted:lmao the media never learns All that bootlicking and where's it got them lol. I can kind of admire the Tories for responding to the BBC's grovelling with the contempt that it deserves.
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Pistol_Pete posted:All that bootlicking and where's it got them lol. I can kind of admire the Tories for responding to the BBC's grovelling with the contempt that it deserves. lol if you think the people who turned the Beeb into a government mouthpiece will be hurt by this. Why the hell are you expecting workplace solidarity from Tories?
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hakimashou posted:" Why should their be a “free” press. Those that would use their “freedom” to lie should be made to scream out their hatred of mankind and fear ever opening their mouths.
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one of the kids who boris won't acknowledge are his is being raised by the journalist who boris' current gf was in a relationship with before having an affair with boris this is the UK press
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Jose posted:one of the kids who boris won't acknowledge are his is being raised by the journalist who boris' current gf was in a relationship with before having an affair with boris https://twitter.com/MrHarryCole/status/1206012293739405313  this is the UK press
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I think Labour has to accept now there is no saving united Britain. It needs to be a voice for those who will be hurt and create parallel systems both as a general way to reconnect to the people and to prepare in case poo poo really hits the fan. So that it has people’s support for an active takeover and elimination of the current system entirely. I would call this. The New Jerusalem option.
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Apraxin posted:also this had no effect on said journalist writing regular columns in praise of Boris, and his twitter has been gleeful sneering for the past few days he hosed a stray dog
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Inexplicable Humblebrag posted:he hosed a stray hog
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:you just need to consider this picture and realize the answer is in the middle like therattle says I'm the red flag
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soft brexit should have always been the outcome but remain just couldn't loving accept they lost
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Bear Retrieval Unit posted:I'm the red flag I'm the big labour wheel being show as being bad when combined with a small capital owner wheel.
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I was back home with my folks this weekend in a staunchly loyalist NI backwater. My mum had a few "Defend the Union" leaflets posted through her door. I also saw some posters for emergency meetings in Orange halls/Presbyterian churches put up by the DUP and their paramilitary buddies. Now I loving despise loyalism. It's a vile toxic culture that I was raised in, and I'm forever grateful for having the opportunity to escape. But I will give it credit for being able to organize mass grassroots movement against anything perceived as being harmful to the Union/Ulster. I've heard that these meetings have been well-attended across the North and they're trying to organize large-scale civil disobedience like they've done in the past. Thankfully these days they don't have a firebrand like Paisley to stoke the fire and turn it into a mass movement. But lol that the DUP sucking Tory dick has weakened the NI/Britain union and moved a united Ireland decades closer. Boris made a deal that effectively annexed NI and "solved" the backstop problem by giving strong daddy Varadkar everything Ireland wanted and moving all the border problems inside the UK. It's a remarkable achievement. Getting parliament to agree to a deal that's objectively worse than the one they'd previously rejected on several occasions. And also uniting NI unionists/nationalists, for possibly the first time in history, in agreement that the Brits are always at it.
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ONLY TRUST YOUR FISTS, BRITS WILL NEVER HELP YOU
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Jose posted:soft brexit should have always been the outcome but remain just couldn't loving accept they lost The 2017 GE was the thing that hosed that though, May probably would have got something through if she hadn't lost her majority then
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I remember when I used to read this guy's comic book blog, and I am deeply embarrassed. When did he graduate to a succ political commentator?
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BMX Ninja posted:ONLY TRUST YOUR FISTS, BRITS WILL NEVER HELP YOU C-SPAM: Unintelligible Garbage for Insane People > ONLY TRUST YOUR FISTS, BRITS WILL NEVER HELP YOU
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PoontifexMacksimus posted:I remember when I used to read this guy's comic book blog, and I am deeply embarrassed. When did he graduate to a succ political commentator? 2016 same as the rest
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Apraxin posted:also this had no effect on said journalist writing regular columns in praise of Boris, and his twitter has been gleeful sneering for the past few days 
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arcanum in the 21st century
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Jose posted:soft brexit should have always been the outcome but remain just couldn't loving accept they lost 
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BMX Ninja posted:I was back home with my folks this weekend in a staunchly loyalist NI backwater. My mum had a few "Defend the Union" leaflets posted through her door. I also saw some posters for emergency meetings in Orange halls/Presbyterian churches put up by the DUP and their paramilitary buddies.
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I've never been wild about a second referendum but you were all in on no deal being good
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Jose posted:soft brexit should have always been the outcome but remain just couldn't loving accept they lost there was never any doubt or any significant change of opinion on the matter overall so labour was hosed from day one
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SNP incumbent. They helped a friend get immigration papers from South America. Good enough for me. I was never all in on no deal, I was all in on the EU being garbage. I've defended no deal as so many people were loving bonkers over "The Tories will force a no deal!" -> "We'll all loving die!". It would be a mess but not the end of the world.
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https://twitter.com/HugoGye/status/1206349790080110594 What do council boycotts refer to?
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Grondoth posted:What do council boycotts refer to?
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FMguru posted:Looking at the little flag next to it, I'd assume it has to do with banning local governments from boycotting Israel. Ah, I see. England's gonna be a fun place, isn't it?
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