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Post by dodgydave on May 26, 2024 22:41:01 GMT
My favourite sport is to silence people who dare to talk about politics to me. I don't care what side they are on, I just want them to trot out the usual propaganda bullshit so I can destroy them.
I especially like to destroy anybody that dares to knock on my door.
I've already had two work colleagues on toast for daring to say "Truss crashed the economy"... Erm no she caused a run on the market, and if you were about to get a mortgage in the couple of months around that time she fucked you... the economy is actually "crashed" because of (1) Covid lockdowns and financial support (2) Sanctions on Putin and fuel bill support.... and as Labour / Libdems supported both of those things they are EQUALLY responsible as the Tories. They then try to bleat their way out of it with "but mortgage rates", which is another mistake, because its pretty hard to justify their argument that Truss caused interest rates to rise in the US, Canada and the Eurozone lol.
Unfortunately, most Tory supporters have gone into hiding, so I'm not going to be able to call out their bullshit as much as I'd like.
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Post by piglet on May 27, 2024 11:05:21 GMT
Living up to your name then. Im a tory, a proper one, what have you to say to that? anyone can mock the sunak rabble. Thatcher, god bless her.
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Post by seniorcitizen007 on May 27, 2024 19:07:08 GMT
Living up to your name then. Im a tory, a proper one, what have you to say to that? anyone can mock the sunak rabble. Thatcher, god bless her.Perhaps we need someone like Thatcher ... who can "take control" of the minds of sufficient numbers of voters to ensure electoral success? Someone who'll do what she did during a television interview in 1978: When asked what she would do if the miners went on strike and tried to bring down the government, as they did with Edward Heath, her head jerked round to stare at the camera, a menacing look emanated from her eyes, her mouth opened and a weird guttural voice declared: " Well! One doesn't apply one's FINAL SOLUTION until one's tried everything else!".
The next day the "Thatcher worshippers" were happily declaring: "That's what the country needs ... a DICTATOR!" Thatcher's use of Final solution solidified her support and she easily won the election. |
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Post by johnofgwent on May 28, 2024 6:44:05 GMT
Living up to your name then. Im a tory, a proper one, what have you to say to that? anyone can mock the sunak rabble. Thatcher, god bless her. Liz Truss complains in her book that furlough pickled the country in aspic and we should have stood back and 'let business find innovative ways to survive' I tend to agree, the riots would have killed off most of the immigrants for a start. And I suspect pro-chinese fifth columnists would be the first to be strung from the lamp posts. |
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Post by sheepy on May 28, 2024 6:51:04 GMT
Living up to your name then. Im a tory, a proper one, what have you to say to that? anyone can mock the sunak rabble. Thatcher, god bless her. Liz Truss complains in her book that furlough pickled the country in aspic and we should have stood back and 'let business find innovative ways to survive' I tend to agree, the riots would have killed off most of the immigrants for a start. And I suspect pro-chinese fifth columnists would be the first to be strung from the lamp posts. Well, that is a bit of a problem with starting revolutions, in all the confusion and goalpost moving a lot of people tend to get dragged in and killed when in reality they wouldn't know why. |
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Post by johnofgwent on May 28, 2024 7:01:58 GMT
Liz Truss complains in her book that furlough pickled the country in aspic and we should have stood back and 'let business find innovative ways to survive' I tend to agree, the riots would have killed off most of the immigrants for a start. And I suspect pro-chinese fifth columnists would be the first to be strung from the lamp posts. Well, that is a bit of a problem with starting revolutions, in all the confusion and goalpost moving a lot of people tend to get dragged in and killed when in reality they wouldn't know why. But you have to admit the rubber boat paddlers would all be going the other way, and house prices in Immigrant Central aka Londonistan would tank. Every cloud has a silver lining |
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Post by sheepy on May 28, 2024 7:11:29 GMT
Well, that is a bit of a problem with starting revolutions, in all the confusion and goalpost moving a lot of people tend to get dragged in and killed when in reality they wouldn't know why. But you have to admit the rubber boat paddlers would all be going the other way, and house prices in Immigrant Central aka Londonistan would tank. Every cloud has a silver lining I cannot see a pitchfork wielding granny from Tunbridge Wells doing much about it or for that matter a youth being dragged away from their xbox being much interested. You might get a few hopefuls from the underclass fighting with the immigrants over the spoils, but you get that anyway, I would guess lockdown was like a birthday party for the crime wave. While the big bucks were as usual made by the real criminals in the city and the corporations. Kindly borrowed and sent on your behalf by the government. |
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Post by dodgydave on May 28, 2024 13:28:29 GMT
Living up to your name then. Im a tory, a proper one, what have you to say to that? anyone can mock the sunak rabble. Thatcher, god bless her. You missed the point. I respect people on all sides. My point was if you want to talk politics with me, then you better not trot out some bullshit you heard and state it as fact, because I will make you look very silly. |
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