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mal
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mal
   Old Thread  #1483 16 Dec 2020 at 8.58am    Login    Register
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Unfortunately I think you're right.

It's pathetic really. The party line is that people should be personally responsible - when overwhelming evidence shows they can't be trusted to be.

The medical profession is telling us that this WILL cost lives. But the government are so concerned with the popular vote that they're ignoring this and passing the buck again.

There's a 20 mph speed limit outside my school which is there to save lives. Maybe we should just remove it and ask people to be personally responsible for driving safely eh?

Yougov poll has 57 per cent in favour of scrapping the 5 day plans. That's a higher percentage than voted for the farce that is Brexit

And if I hear Mariah sodding Carey one more time I might kick someone

Greekskii
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   Old Thread  #1482 16 Dec 2020 at 5.21am    Login    Register
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I’ve seen plenty of people on Facebook who spent months saying how we all need to follow the rules and berating anyone that went too close to them and whatever. Staunch “don’t leave your house” merchants that are now posting about how they can’t wait to spend Christmas with their family and don’t care if it brings another lockdown in January.
Some of them aren’t even BoJo sheeple either which confuses me. I’d understand it if they really thought he was saving Christmas for them as he is the messiah.
Tinhead
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   Old Thread  #1481 16 Dec 2020 at 1.29am    Login    Register
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I don't think it matters what the official line will be, many will do what they want anyway and I can't see it be easily enforceable, all you can do is advice people.
Whatever they decide the media will find fault and will be out getting their personal sob stories from the public, you know the ones, the ones that have a unique set of circumstances that no one can satisfy. Awkward ****ers
mal
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mal
   Old Thread  #1480 16 Dec 2020 at 0.49am    Login    Register
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Medical professionals for me tinhead.

Saying this could be granny's last Christmas doesn't carry so well if your actions could be the catalyst for making that true....

9 months work down the pan for the sake of 5 days doesn't do it for me.



Tinhead
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   Old Thread  #1479 16 Dec 2020 at 0.22am    Login    Register
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Whatever they do on that one will be wrong.
What's your view, take a chance and have a good Christmas or take the advice of the medical profession and not?
sundance
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   Old Thread  #1478 15 Dec 2020 at 6.45pm    Login    Register
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Sadly i believe you are right. corbyns leadership was at the wrong time. Give it a year from now and many people that thought they were conservative will be begging for a more compassionate Govt.
spanker
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   Old Thread  #1477 15 Dec 2020 at 6.28pm    Login    Register
What we are not being told regarding uk fishing quotas and who owns them


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spanker
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   Old Thread  #1476 15 Dec 2020 at 6.12pm    Login    Register

I suspect a few u turns From Boris the buffoon and co regarding Christmas families meeting and brexit !

What a shi* show
Wayne
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   Old Thread  #1475 12 Dec 2020 at 6.35pm    Login    Register
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Kettle, pot, black........
spanker
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   Old Thread  #1474 12 Dec 2020 at 5.06pm    Login    Register
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Self confessed bullsh**er wonders why he isn't treated seriously !
spanker
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   Old Thread  #1473 12 Dec 2020 at 5.05pm    Login    Register
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Never tried the Columbian marching powder , the toilets in parliament were tested a few years ago for the white stuff and the majority were positive !

We are now entering a very dangerous time for our economy multiplied with this lot in charge , i reckon before a turn around , we will be around £3.5 trillion in debt , besides brexit , which , by our governments own economists is about to wipe another 4 % off our gdp , all of our fishermen could of retired many times over with a fraction of that amount .
The conversation we should all be having is , make a list of what is important to you and how do we attain it ?
Before you can even start any economic plan , there has to be a certain amount of trust between the government and the masses ,this lot and their backers have trampled all over that , a step in the right direction would be , a politician should have only one source of income , by law !

The contempt that this lot must have for us is off the scale , the size of the lies which they know that we know are lies and they are daily , it boils my pi** ,and we have years of this to come probably decades ,

I reckon i could knock up a guillotine in a couple of days !

Jon
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   Old Thread  #1472 12 Dec 2020 at 4.46pm    Login    Register
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Was that when you were saying Donald's going to walk it and the EU are going to cave in and give the UK a brilliant deal?
Wayne
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   Old Thread  #1471 12 Dec 2020 at 4.28pm    Login    Register
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Spanky, I’m fairly sure many months ago I said corporations and banks run the world.......I’m pretty sure you told me it was all a far out conspiracy......make your ****ing mind up......
mal
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mal
   Old Thread  #1470 12 Dec 2020 at 3.24pm    Login    Register
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I'm inclined to agree.

When there are companies with greater financial power than countries then political integrity goes out of the window. Although that doesn't mean we shouldn't hold the feckers to account.

Ministers experienced in their area of responsibility would be a very welcome change speaking from experience in the education system. ...
noj
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   Old Thread  #1469 12 Dec 2020 at 2.58pm    Login    Register
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I misread the first line, was about to say I’ve sucked up sufficient powder for the entire nation
Thing is we don’t produce much of note anymore, the unions supposedly defend what workers we have and the benefit system is a mess. Which is making labour more and more obsolete and forcing them down the corporate route just to stay afloat. So the opposition can only really oppose for oppositions sake to stay relevant.
A coalition would be the ideal situation with ministers experienced in their relevant fields and with a desire to actually represent the people rather than themselves or their boss.
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