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mal mal
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Post #106 31 Aug 2022 17:40
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I don't think people have got what they voted for. Unless I missed the big red bus with 'we'll lie and scheme and take the piss out of you all unless you're one of us' written on it....

ocelot ocelot
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Post #107 31 Aug 2022 17:49
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Rewriting history now Sir Blankalot.
Theresa May was PM and with a supply and demand agreement with the Brexit aligned DUP, had a majority.
It was the Tory MP's who caused the stalemate. The Conservative MP group ERG, Mogg, Barclay etc wouldn't vote for any deal, not the opposition. Direct your ire in their direction.
Wayne Wayne
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Post #108 31 Aug 2022 18:08
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Fossil fuels.......it's not running out and it ain't from ****ing dinosaurs.......
Tinhead Tinhead
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Post #109 31 Aug 2022 19:51
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No ire from me.
The point I was trying to make is we got a government with a big majority because the electorate got fed up
And decided Tory was the best way to break the deadlock.
Taking the experts on here out that's what most people think outside of the forum.
Well that's my opinion, not going to argue with the experts on here.
Tinhead Tinhead
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Post #110 31 Aug 2022 19:54
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As for PR I'm all for some sort of change.
Not sure what but I'm sure the experts know the answer.
RKB
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Post #111 31 Aug 2022 20:08
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The answer is proportional representation!

If 38k votes returns a Tory seat, 51k votes returns a Labour seat, 336k returns a Lib Dem seat and 866k returns a Green seat, it's abundantly clear that it's easier for the Tories and Labour than it is for Lib Dems or Greens, to get MP's in the Commons. If we ditched FPTP and had a PR system then we would actually get what we vote for! Most likely a hung Parliament continually, but far better than a ludicrous majority for a very small majority of votes.

sundance sundance
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Post #112 31 Aug 2022 20:21
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sundance sundance
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Post #113 31 Aug 2022 21:07
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I'm not going to make the mistake of being personal.


This is an observation in general. Personally I don't feel anyone on here is claiming to be an expert. And having a different view to myself doesn't make me think they are trying to be.

In the same token, constantly cheerleading for this Govt doesn't make you a bad person. But you can't claim neutrality just because it's come.on top. If every post is pro Govt or 'just asking questions' . Fine. But it's pretty obvious.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. But similarly its an open forum and others are entitled to disagree.

But we shouldn't.resort to 'naive , idiots,.mugs etc'

Or even worse threats.

In a year or so I've seen the vibe in this section of the forum go from Far right, to right, to they are all the same ,to well.maybe we do need a change.

The.language and certainty has changed.

Old-Cornishman
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Post #114 31 Aug 2022 21:35
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Yes the food situation solvable and not so much of a problem if we eat bamboo shoots but I've still got my pointed teeth and like my steak.
As the population increases, more food is needed but the available farmed land is reduced by houses, roads, energy crops etc so it means we need to farm more intensively, which has an increased environmental and financial cost.
To sustain this intensive farming we will need more energy, transport, machinery, fertiliser production (currently heavily reliant on natural gas), wages etc so prices will rise.
ocelot ocelot
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Post #115 31 Aug 2022 22:21
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Sir Tinhead suffers from Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia It's been pointed out to him several times when he bangs on about his fictional experts, so take it with a pinch of salt Paul.
Stokebloke Stokebloke
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Post #116 31 Aug 2022 22:29
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Or is that because the people on the left have had the people on the right removed. 🤔
ocelot ocelot
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Post #117 31 Aug 2022 23:04
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Infamy Infamy....









No.
Tinhead Tinhead
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Post #118 31 Aug 2022 23:39
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I'll be truthful, hold my hands up and say my use of 'experts' is a bit of a playful wind up, I'm sure most of you realised that, if not then you are taking this fishing forum too seriously.
I don't think there are any experts on here, plenty with superiority complexes though


As for PR be careful some of you for what you wish for, In 2015 UKIP came third in terms of votes with 12.6%, but won only one seat. Personally not being an expert and it being only my opinion, whether you like it or not with PR you have to accept votes for all types of parties whether you like them or not.
mal mal
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Post #119 31 Aug 2022 23:51
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All of those things are factors...

But the biggest factor in terms of deforestation and land use is that of meat farming. It's a huge problem for the gl8bal ecosystem. And I too like a steak.

Wayne, fossil fuels are running out.

Tinhead - you're the expert on superiority complexes

Ocelot- thankyou for the infamy quote. Now all of stokeblokes posts will be voiced by Kenneth Williams in my head which makes them infinitely more interesting
Tinhead Tinhead
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Post #120 31 Aug 2022 23:55
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I remember being at school (which was a long time ago) being told that the ozone layer would be the death of us all, ok a slight exaggeration but the outlook was not good. Fortunately since then science has given us alternatives.
I also remember being told fossil fuels would be exhausted by about 2030, that doesn't seem to be the case and since my school days science has given us fracking should we choose to do it.
So I have a question.
Is there a relationship between left wingers saying no to fossil fuels and right wingers saying yes to them, or is there no relationship at all?

@Mal
Yes I'm an expert at that. My expert opinion is you might talk a load of twaddle but I honestly can say you don't have a superiority complex
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