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 #3943 15 Sept 2020 at 7.00am | |   |
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In reply to Post #3940
I will tell boris in 3yrs time if I’m not happy with his innings.......  
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#3942 15 Sept 2020 at 6.17am | | |
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In reply to Post #3937
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#3941 15 Sept 2020 at 6.17am | | |
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In reply to Post #3940
Yes that’s how people vote, selfishly to benefit themselves, at the expense of others 
That’s the WHOLE idea of a vote. Individual preference
Only a fool would vote for something that would benefit others and not themselves wouldn’t they?
When does a politician lie? When they open their mouths 
Reguarding Boris and Corbin. Brexit was a prime example, spouting on both sides and nothing official on paper. Spouting crap to get the votes. What they should do is nail them to their promises then if they don’t deliver send the ****s down, **** em. Might stop a load of these idiots coming into politics and just prancing around. If it were a business and you did not make your promises happen you would be down the road, there are no consequences for these clowns 
On another note. Couple sent home from my work yesterday with symptoms. Gone for tests. See what happens today. You can go out but must not exceed groups of 6. In the workplace apparently this does not matter?
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#3940 14 Sept 2020 at 11.57pm | | |
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Yes that’s how people vote, selfishly to benefit themselves, at the expense of others. Personally I don’t think it’s entirely the best thing to do but I understand why people do it.
shouldn’t they also realise that if the person they voted for ****s up and goes back on what they say (especially breaking international law) then they are allowed to criticise and demand better? More so if it isn’t the person you voted for in the first place. Well within your right to tell people that they put this person there and it’s as much their fault as it is the person in charge. Because it affects their family just as much.
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#3939 14 Sept 2020 at 10.34pm | | |
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In reply to Post #3938
The mail got behind the right, the guardian got behind the left and there was mud slinging... get out of town 
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#3938 14 Sept 2020 at 10.27pm | | |
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Draw your own conclusions
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| | | noj | | Posts: 9968 | | | Social photographer... | |
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#3937 14 Sept 2020 at 10.26pm | | |
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It was inevitable mate.. sadly
Greekski, a politician would tell us anything on the campaign trail. It’s what they do
I’m all for principles and morality but also need to be selfish and simply vote, work or side the way which I predict will benefit my family and I the most. As we all should when we become responsible for more than ourselves
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#3936 14 Sept 2020 at 10.19pm | | |
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In reply to Post #3934
Suppose plenty would rather waste their vote than become a sheep 🤷🏻♂️
I know many that voted for BJ because of his brexit deal, the one that he now wants to change and says isn’t fit for purpose. Yes, the one he was calling groundbreaking and brilliant to win votes.
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#3935 14 Sept 2020 at 10.14pm | | |
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Correct Noj, there was only one real option 
92,000 decided who that was going to be months before the GE. 
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#3934 14 Sept 2020 at 10.13pm | | |
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There was the option to make your support for those parties known, but you must agree that a vote for a party with no chance of power (as much as we may agree with their policies) is almost a waste of a vote?
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#3933 14 Sept 2020 at 10.05pm | | |
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In reply to Post #3932
No there was a few. Labour, Lib Dem, Green Party...and for those in the other British countries there was more/different options.
to YOU there was no other option, not to everyone.
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#3932 14 Sept 2020 at 9.54pm | | |
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In reply to Post #3931
There was only one other option mate
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#3931 14 Sept 2020 at 9.42pm | | |
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In reply to Post #3930
I suggested anyone tbh. Anyone but BJ.
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#3930 14 Sept 2020 at 9.00pm | | |
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And what would you have considered the alternative to Johnson, spanker?
Was JC really a viable PM?
Always quick to point out the shortcomings of one or two, incessantly, but never has an alternative been suggested as far as I’m aware.
For what it’s worth I voted conservative out of necessity, because the system doesn’t favour those who lean any other way than conventional left or right.
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#3929 14 Sept 2020 at 7.54pm | | |
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In reply to Post #3920
Actually I agree with quite a lot of that but in reality the tone, aggression and the superiority complex that is often exhibited makes it difficult for me to endure more than a couple of posts.
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We have problems in our area with LTN (Low Traffic Neighbourhoods) and they are discussed on nextdoor.co.uk and on there you have to be very careful how you debate, the slightest bit of rudeness or disrespect gets your post cancelled. It's difficult when you're passionate about something but it can be done and I find the difference when swapping between here and there not that easy.
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