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Nonsense: Jan 26, 2007

lol Streeting

# ? Jan 26, 2022 13:56

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# ? May 25, 2024 23:03

the sex ghost: Sep 6, 2009

Sounds like a forensic thinker. Can't wait to see him expertly skewer Boris at PMQs because politics is just phoenix wright and if you point out the government are doing bad things they stop what they're doing and you get to be prime minister

# ? Jan 26, 2022 13:58

Rustybear: Nov 16, 2006; what the thunder said

New Found Power posted:

During the Corbyn years, it was Streeting, colleagues say, who made life most difficult for the Labour leader during PLP meetings, listening quietly, without notes, then reacting to what had been said, often posing questions over the handling of anti-Semitism complaints. Colleagues praise him as a gifted orator, comparing him to Tony Benn, Barbara Castle and Tony Blair. �How many people, really, can walk into the chamber and think on their feet?� one Labour MP says. �We all think we can, but we can�t. Wes can.�

for this read: turned up half cut and hissed + shouted what about JEWS jeremy you NAZI

# ? Jan 26, 2022 14:19

Nuclear War: Nov 7, 2012; You're a pretty pretty pretty pretty pretty pretty pretty pretty pretty pretty pretty pretty girl

Nonsense posted:

lol Streeting

Is that dogging for the upper crust?

# ? Jan 26, 2022 14:32

CGI Stardust: Nov 7, 2010; Brexit is but a door,
election time is but a window.

I'll be back

Rustybear posted:

for this read: turned up half cut and hissed + shouted what about JEWS jeremy you NAZI

just staring blankly into the distance until Corbyn stops talking, drawing doodles of the Hamburglar, his hated foe

# ? Jan 26, 2022 14:43

Pipski: Apr 18, 2004

Nuclear War posted:

Is that dogging for the upper crust?

No, that would be cottaging.

# ? Jan 26, 2022 14:45

Jel Shaker: Apr 19, 2003

New Found Power posted:

During the Corbyn years, it was Streeting, colleagues say, who made life most difficult for the Labour leader during PLP meetings, listening quietly, without notes, then reacting to what had been said, often posing questions over the handling of anti-Semitism complaints. Colleagues praise him as a gifted orator, comparing him to Tony Benn, Barbara Castle and Tony Blair. �How many people, really, can walk into the chamber and think on their feet?� one Labour MP says. �We all think we can, but we can�t. Wes can.�

truly who can talk about something like a human without prepackaged statements and focus group reports, unbelievable skill set from this ubermench

# ? Jan 26, 2022 14:50

No Dignity: Oct 15, 2007

The PLP as the peanut gallery in a Dragon Ball Z fight going 'there's no way....' 'his oratory skill...' 'unreal...' when one of their guys manages to string a few sentences together off the cuff without a team of the worlds most useless SPADs directing them every step of the way

# ? Jan 26, 2022 14:58

Dravs: Mar 8, 2011; You've done well, kiddo.

New Found Power posted:

During the Corbyn years, it was Streeting, colleagues say, who made life most difficult for the Labour leader during PLP meetings, listening quietly, without notes, then reacting to what had been said, often posing questions over the handling of anti-Semitism complaints. Colleagues praise him as a gifted orator, comparing him to Tony Benn, Barbara Castle and Tony Blair. �How many people, really, can walk into the chamber and think on their feet?� one Labour MP says. �We all think we can, but we can�t. Wes can.�

Imagine actually saying this and thinking it's some kind of flex. gently caress me, it's got to the point where the morons outnumber anybody with an original thought in their head and are now just happily making GBS threads their pants while making sure nothing ever get's done. No wonder they all look up to Tony Blair, to them he must look like some kind of divine figure for his ability to hold more than a single sentence in his head at the same time.

# ? Jan 26, 2022 15:37

the sex ghost: Sep 6, 2009

'may I suggest to the prime minister that he'd do well to spend some time reading the laws he has been summoned to this house to discuss??' clinical Wes says with a raised eyebrow and I nod and clap as the policeman's boot comes down on my head for not wearing a poppy

# ? Jan 26, 2022 15:44

gonadic io: Feb 16, 2011; >>=

https://twitter.com/EmmaKennedy/status/1485896575993929729?s=20

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:14

No Dignity: Oct 15, 2007

We are days away from liberals fuming that Johnson didn't declare war with a nuclear power over a neutral country on the other side of europe that we have no obligation to defend

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:20

euphronius: Feb 18, 2009

Ukraine is a quasi nato member I guess .

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:23

keep punching joe: Jan 22, 2006; Die Satan!

Russia kindof have a point about Nato encroaching on its borders. I wish them all the best.

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:39

blunt: Jul 7, 2005

gonadic io posted:

https://twitter.com/EmmaKennedy/status/1485896575993929729?s=20

I appreciate the sentiment but always automatically assume anybody who ends a statement with "The End" or "Full Stop" etc is a bad person.

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:50

Relevant Tangent: Nov 18, 2016; Tangentially Relevant

No Dignity posted:

I know it probably won't escalate that far but it's very unnerving all the same to hear so many centrist types make extremely prelude-to-WW1 noises about fighting Putin over Ukraine. Has everyone just forgotten what nuclear bombs are and why there were no direct conflicts between the great powers since they were invented?

you can't nuke a place you want to live, and as funny as an irradiated wasteland surrounding russia would be it's clearly the stuff of fantasy
i mean gently caress putin and gently caress the people who are pushing for a war but there aren't going to be nukes regardless

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:54

gonadic io: Feb 16, 2011; >>=

blunt posted:

I appreciate the sentiment but always automatically assume anybody who ends a statement with "The End" or "Full Stop" etc is a bad person.

I automatically assume that anybody that loves the idea that the uk should go to war with russia is a bad person myself

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:55

90s Cringe Rock: Nov 29, 2006

Relevant Tangent posted:

you can't nuke a place you want to live, and as funny as an irradiated wasteland surrounding russia would be it's clearly the stuff of fantasy
i mean gently caress putin and gently caress the people who are pushing for a war but there aren't going to be nukes regardless

they could just nuke the UK, they don't want to live here any more than we do

gonadic io posted:

I automatically assume that anybody that loves the idea that the uk should go to war with russia is a bad person myself

ah poo poo

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:57

blunt: Jul 7, 2005

gonadic io posted:

I automatically assume that anybody that loves the idea that the uk should go to war with russia is a bad person myself

They're not mutually exclusive

# ? Jan 26, 2022 16:57

Epic High Five: Jun 5, 2004

blunt posted:

I appreciate the sentiment but always automatically assume anybody who ends a statement with "The End" or "Full Stop" etc is a bad person.

That's it. That's the tweet.

# ? Jan 26, 2022 17:01

A Buttery Pastry: Sep 4, 2011; Delicious and Informative!

Dravs posted:

Imagine actually saying this and thinking it's some kind of flex. gently caress me, it's got to the point where the morons outnumber anybody with an original thought in their head and are now just happily making GBS threads their pants while making sure nothing ever get's done. No wonder they all look up to Tony Blair, to them he must look like some kind of divine figure for his ability to hold more than a single sentence in his head at the same time.

First you have people with some ability, which eventually devolves into people with no ability but enough brains to realize it's something to hide, and then finally your party/clique gets dumb enough that no one realizes just how embarrassingly stupid they all are.

# ? Jan 26, 2022 17:01

Zulily Zoetrope: Jun 1, 2011; Muldoon

Relevant Tangent posted:

you can't nuke a place you want to live, and as funny as an irradiated wasteland surrounding russia would be it's clearly the stuff of fantasy
i mean gently caress putin and gently caress the people who are pushing for a war but there aren't going to be nukes regardless

There shouldn't be nukes, but I'd still like to be assured that no one is letting Boris, or whoever replaces him when he gets ousted which should be happening any day now, anywhere near the button.

# ? Jan 26, 2022 17:18