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Post by sheepy on Jul 5, 2024 0:44:29 GMT
Considering they don't actually have such a large vote to start with and no mandate, I wonder how long it will take those voters to say like the Cons voters fuck this shit, not that I haven't seen and heard all this faux excitement before. What are you talking about now? If Labour win, and it looks likely they will, they will obviously have a mandate! Who knew? What the fek are you drinking? I jest not, I want to try it... No to have a mandate in a democracy you need over 50% of the vote, I guarantee the stay-at-home party will win hands down.You really aren't very good at knowing how real democracy actually works are you? |
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Post by piglet on Jul 5, 2024 0:44:30 GMT
Theres a number of blokes in Manchester thinking that they know angela rayner......
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Post by Red Rackham on Jul 5, 2024 0:46:11 GMT
Absolute bloody rubbish, my sister in law lives in Spain, my son lives in France, you're talking crap Monte. Because they were there pre-Brexit. Try moving there now. Yes quite right, sis in law moved to Spain years ago, but my son didn't move to France years ago. He settled in France after Brexit. |
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Post by buccaneer on Jul 5, 2024 0:48:22 GMT
Because they were there pre-Brexit. Try moving there now. Yes quite right, sis in law moved to Spain years ago, but my son didn't move to France years ago. He settled in France after Brexit. People can still emigrate to Europe like they can any other country; usual hyperbole from usual suspects. |
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Post by piglet on Jul 5, 2024 0:49:15 GMT
The BBC have a party going, they all look like a prisoner in a gulag.
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Post by piglet on Jul 5, 2024 0:55:47 GMT
How to oust a labour government the challenge. I will write a letter to the Guardian even if the editor has a suite at Broadmoor.
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Post by Montegriffo on Jul 5, 2024 0:56:09 GMT
Because they were there pre-Brexit. Try moving there now. Yes quite right, sis in law moved to Spain years ago, but my son didn't move to France years ago. He settled in France after Brexit. Except now it is a privilege granted by France not a right as an EU citizen. Loads of red tape where there used to be none. |
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Post by buccaneer on Jul 5, 2024 0:57:06 GMT
Yes quite right, sis in law moved to Spain years ago, but my son didn't move to France years ago. He settled in France after Brexit. Except now it is a privilege granted by France not a right as an EU citizen. Loads of red tape where there used to be none. As it should be a privilege and not a right. Interesting to see you posting back on here all of a sudden. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Jul 5, 2024 0:57:40 GMT
What are you talking about now? If Labour win, and it looks likely they will, they will obviously have a mandate! Who knew? What the fek are you drinking? I jest not, I want to try it... No to have a mandate in a democracy you need over 50% of the vote, I guarantee the stay-at-home party will win hands down.You really aren't very good at knowing how real democracy actually works are you? Anyone who thinks a political party needs 50% of the vote to have a mandate, is reading politcs from that well known volume entitled Janet and John do politics. Read up on mandates. Now grow the fuck up or stop bothering me. |
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Post by sheepy on Jul 5, 2024 0:59:59 GMT
No to have a mandate in a democracy you need over 50% of the vote, I guarantee the stay-at-home party will win hands down.You really aren't very good at knowing how real democracy actually works are you? Anyone who thinks a political party needs 50% of the vote to have a mandate, is reading politcs from that well known volume entitled Janet and John do politics. Read up on mandates. Now grow the fuck up or stop bothering me. You were the one bothering everyone else because you can't hold a few beers and have decided you are somehow a political genius even Monte is having a party with it. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Jul 5, 2024 1:05:30 GMT
Yes quite right, sis in law moved to Spain years ago, but my son didn't move to France years ago. He settled in France after Brexit. Except now it is a privilege granted by France not a right as an EU citizen. Loads of red tape where there used to be none. No you're wrong. Like all remainiacs you claim it's oh so difficult to travel in/move to the EU, it's not. It's easy, as long as you know what you're doing and you have a passport. No biggie. Whats wrong with you? Christ will you lot ever stop trying to blame everything on Brexit? |
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Post by Red Rackham on Jul 5, 2024 1:06:56 GMT
Anyone who thinks a political party needs 50% of the vote to have a mandate, is reading politcs from that well known volume entitled Janet and John do politics. Read up on mandates. Now grow the fuck up or stop bothering me. You were the one bothering everyone else because you can't hold a few beers and have decided you are somehow a political genius even Monte is having a party with it. Beer! Oh dear, raise your game there's good chap. |
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Post by sheepy on Jul 5, 2024 1:08:49 GMT
I guarantee by far the majority of those eligible to vote have not given the new Labour party a mandate to do anything in their name.
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Post by piglet on Jul 5, 2024 1:12:49 GMT
Rachel Reeves is mouthing the usual bollocks. Those that vote labour are responsible for what is to come, it will be a british Pompeii, you cant escape. I spent 80 quid today on groceries for two people.
The poor will be living on air, no heating, riding bikes, no clothes, eating bird seed, teeth black like coal. The hospitals will be empty, with poxes of all sorts visible and crawling up the walls, the size of rats.
The water will have insects in it and plops floating, there will be no fish. Supermarkets will have one beetroot for sale, maybe two.
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Post by buccaneer on Jul 5, 2024 1:16:07 GMT
I guarantee by far the majority of those eligible to vote have not given the new Labour party a mandate to do anything in their name. The Telegraph describe it as a 'loveless landslide' with Starmer getting a lower share of the vote than Jeremy Corbyn. |
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