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One of the nice things about having a single thread for the last two years is you have a time lapse of all the Corbyn skeptics reacting to the last election.
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Taciturn Tactician posted:Is their complaint seriously that labour is daring to declare policy intentions without being in power? How do they imagine you obtain power in a non-corrupt way if you're not allowed to say what you'd do with it? lol
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Jazerus posted:like i'll absolutely admit that american voters are absolute morons but if the entirety of the media started calling anybody "literally hitler but also stalin" everyone would roll their eyes That's literally how American liberals think of Putin.
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prefect posted:They absolutely could do this. The queen has no more say in this than that magic mace does, or the bag of horsehair. Strictly speaking didn't the Queen break or at least seriously bend the unwritten rules of the constitution by appointing a Prime Minister who clearly lacks the confidence of parliament?
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Sep 5, 2019 14:00
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They invited his son back because it turns out being run by a protestant Taliban wasn't any better than having a monarch, and they figured at least the son of the guy they decapitated would be more compliant than the vicious crew of Christian fundamentalists that went on to found America.
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Sep 10, 2019 19:36
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In a twist ruling the Scottish court finds prorogation is illegal because it was not signed into law by the true king, Francis the Second, Duke of Bavaria and by the Grace of God, King of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, etc.
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Sep 11, 2019 19:15
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Seems like Corbyn's rise to leadership effectively erased the distinctions between most of the rival factions since the only real question became your stance on his leadership and what it meant for the party.
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Sep 17, 2019 19:02
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oliwan posted:It's insane how many British friends I have who think it's totally normal to have to make a strong agreement with yourself not to drink alcohol for a month. They do not have the capability to use alcohol responsibly, either they drink every day and get hosed every weekend, or they stay totally clean for a month. Back when Rob Ford was mayor of Toronto and the wheels were visibly falling off the bus he started getting constantly filmed while extremely drunk in public. In one particular incident that happened the night before St. Patrick's Day he was filmed stumbling and slurring words on the street and the video immediately went viral, so of course the next day when he was at the parade a journalist tried to ask him about if he had been drinking the night before. Rob's response was to look incredulous for a moment and then to ask sarcastically "Oh what, and you weren't drinking last night?" I think he genuinely did not understand that most adults don't get blackout drunk every St. Patrick's Day. He really seemed to think it was some kind of unfair double standard he was being held to. Poor Rob, he may have been born on the wrong side of the pond.
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Nov 11, 2019 21:39
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Sinn Fein claiming their seats in parliament for the first time to join Commissar Corbyn and the SNP's formation of a majority government dedicated to the managed breakup of Great Britain will be the highlight of 2020
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Nov 13, 2019 20:16
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Valko posted:It's a beholder from the game Heroes of Might and Magic 4. Who or what is a Pissflaps - and don't tell me it's a crude term for part of the female anatomy. If you seek his monument look around you
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