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Necrothatcher posted:also did Punished Corbyn: 
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Grammarchist posted:So this whole time British Politics has been one big game of Werewolf and all the human players have lynched themselves? it's just a big game of russian roulette and there are red faced simpletons chortling as they thumb more bullets into the cylinder.
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Mebh posted:Don't lose hope goons. There are good places and good people yeah but not in the UK edit: sorry, sorry, watching another actively malicious group of cunts gleefully take control of the sinking ship has not put me in a great place this week. Gravitas Shortfall fucked around with this message at 07:57 on Sep 7, 2022 |
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I'm sympathetic to anyone who views this as a historical moment, the end of the Second Elizabethan Era and just wants to be part of that history.
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Microplastics posted:there's been some chat recently about winter-proofing your home, given the absurd energy prices we're facing. One of the blogs i read has a particularly comprehensive post about things we can do to save energy, thought the thread might find it useful: This guy REALLY loving hates renewables, holy poo poo. Like, he's not wrong about some of the issues surrounding them but you can feel the hate dripping off every sentence when he's forced to talk about them.
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HopperUK posted:we don't actually know what's coming down the pipe. In the medium-long term, it's massive unrest due to climate change collapsing vital food chains. Since the natural state of the UK is "polite fascism", this won't end well. In the short term, nothing good because FPTP and an actively malicious media environment has ensured that the two viable political parties are "Tories" and "Tories in a slightly different suit".
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Guavanaut posted:Going to recommend Politics at a Distance from the State again. I'll check it out. I'm real fuckin sceptical of anarchists but gently caress it, I'll take what I can get at this stage.
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Bacon Terrorist posted:Is there no constituitional comebacks for a reckless cabinet that actibely fucks everyone over? Are you seriously asking if Tories will ever experience consequences for their actions? of course not
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We're midway through the process of buying a larger house and I have no loving idea what to do tbh, the current mortgage is going to be transferred over then remortgaged in.. I want to say May? But the buyers of our current place have gone quiet and I'm watching the interest rates skyrocket and gently caress me, maybe we should just pull out
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:the buyers of our current place have gone quiet and I'm watching the interest rates skyrocket and gently caress me, maybe we should just pull out notaspy posted:If the chain is going to collapse make sure it's because of someone else. Got word that the buyers have pulled out, I think we're going to do the same 
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Pistol_Pete posted:Sorry dude, that sucks. notaspy posted:Sorry man, I had my house sale collapse twice, there is £10k I'm never getting back Thanks. We're in an extremely privileged position to even be able to think about buying a larger house anyway, and staying in a smaller one when energy prices are going crazy is probably not a bad move overall. Ash to me your posts come across as more manic than anything else, like you burst into the thread swinging at opponents that simply aren't there. Like, what do you want us to do? Who's voting Tory in this thread? Who's not blaming Westminster for absolutely ratfucking everyone they can? Your anger is justified but why does it seem to be directed at people who for the most part agree with you? Gravitas Shortfall fucked around with this message at 16:06 on Sep 30, 2022 |
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Dabir posted:Good things don't become bad because NATO is doing them. No you see, because the West has an absolute monopoly on violent imperialism therefore  anyway thoughts and prayers
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GhostofJohnMuir posted:what's this from? OwlFancier posted:I was wondering that too, the lass in the fishnets looks very kate beatonesque. Stormgale posted:Steeple by John Allison Steeple is very good, but imo Allison's best work is Giant Days, which is a slice-of-life comedy about three friends at Sheffield Uni. It's got a slightly Spaced vibe about it, in that situations get exaggerated to an extreme but are ultimately mundane.
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Failed Imagineer posted:Suggest "the Bors cycle" for the first one in honour of the OG isn't that when you side with Lancelot after his infidelity has been exposed?
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Guavanaut posted:Missed this one from war christmas Worth noting this isn't their main social twitter, looks like a company licensed to print artbooks?
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Nothingtoseehere posted:Proportional representation is not a panacea either. The Tories are plenty able to do horrid poo poo with 40% of the vote and coalition partners as much as a majority. 2010-2015 proved that, it's probably the most competently evil they've been. It's not but it's still far better than the alternative. There's also a risk that smaller parties have outsized influence due to playing kingmaker but there's also much more instability/churn in them since voting for them is no longer throwing your vote away, so they can be viable alternatives. Sadly, it would mean UKIP having seats in parliament.
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