Comments by "" (@col.hertford9855) on "PoliticsJOE" channel.

  1. He last struggled to pay a bill when he couldn’t work out how to used a chip and pin reader 😂
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  2. Hit the nail on the head. The government want to only generate wealth to be sat in banks. Not wealth that’s recirculated in the economy. Solidarity ✊
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  3. She’s gone mad…
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  4. She ignores the bits where she caused diplomatic incidents telling UK troops they could volunteer in Ukraine, against international law. She’s still a muppet.
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  5. Savage… Sunak doesn’t answer the fecking question again….
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  6. Tories blaming others, who would have thought this…
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  7.  @Finkiu  they like to be called expats not immigrants. It’s like a dirty word for some reason.
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  8. Darren Jones as PM, Thorsten Bell as Chancellor, that’s a amazing potential future Labour leadership lineup
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  9. You missed “release the hounds”
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  10.  @Iazzaboyce  I get what you are trying to say, but the woman was short sighted and ignored, didn’t understand, or didn’t research the expert advice during the referendum that the one would affect the other. This was plainly stated multiple times.
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  11. Like watching foxes against a chicken. Now Starmer and Flynn are out matching Sunak at every option.
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  12. Playing for the camera, but I expect he is scared shitless, Particularly as he has done his best to upset the judges overseeing the various cases. I’m expecting a fairly stiff judgement when it comes to the actual fines as this is not limited like the last one was.
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  13. @left_blank What do you mean by bettering themselves? Do people need to start as a cleaner to become a CEO? We do actually need people to to all the jobs the society needs. This includes careers with limited prospects, and people who work these jobs should still be be respected. They are as necessary as anyone else.
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  14. Let’s not politicise the issue just after 30p Lee demanded Ed Davies resignation on the issue and he seemed to agree…. Okay then
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  15. The problem with expecting a local is if an area produces two excellent or outstanding candidates, then one will be sidelined and the talent lost. I don’t think there’s a particular issue having an outsider as an MP, I think it’s a problem when they aren’t an exceptional outsider. Too often it’s just factions in parties promoting their faction, here at least, it’s someone with a lot of knowledge and a bit of a national profile that could help your area in that respect.
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  16. Support the RMT ❤ Rail strike at the same time as the enough is enough rally. Surely they should coordinate to get the numbers up?
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  17. @Capri so what do you propose? Right wing neoliberalism helping you and your family?
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  18. The solution is not a tory government mr tory person
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  19. Keeping meetings on track is the role of the chair. If this is not in scope of the meeting he’s technically right to do so. However, given the public interest, it seems politically foolish to be blind to the optics of what was being said. Bit of a PR fail, even if he was technically correct. Especially as they ended up asking the questions anyway….
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  20. His performances are very consistent.
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  21. Penny Mordant seems unimpressed by Sunaks response.
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  22. And listening, they do a podcast called Page 94.
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  23.  @redflag4781  I said if the candidate was excellent. If you think farage is excellent, then I can’t help you.
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  24. What’s worse it we were agreeing with Gove as well this week. Things are that bad even some of the nut jobs are right, rather than just being on the right.
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  25.  @redflag4781  Having a media profile to escalate local issues to a larger stage is bloody useful. Also, having the contact book with the senior members in the government is extremely useful.
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  26. Samje is kinda doing the same as oil companies in a way. He’s trying to protect his idealistic way of life.
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  27.  @joejjj4378  the issue isn’t just about not paying taxes, it’s the fact they deprive that money from circulation in the wider economy.
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  28. Shame she’s stepping down. Provides a better opposition than the other parties in Westminster. I expect she’s realising the goal is unachievable at the moment given the intransigence of the other parties on the question of independence.
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  29.  @derekharrison1582  she is a far right member. Nothing moderate about the policies she supports.
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  30.  @Sun-ei4gi  well the state has shrunk massively via the back door, so insourcing public services again would be a start
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  31. Nice to see Corbyn doing what he does best, being a moral compass. Not a great leader, but a good back bench MP.
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  32.  @Sun-ei4gi  he said left wing not Labour. Please keep up
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  33.  @bertie4127 as opposed to carrying ours and attacking our country.
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  34. Generally a long meandering journey on one’s own opinion with zero challenge or rebuttal by the interviewer. One of the few points agreed with is the fact Brexit voters we’re not racist, they were in my experience totally clueless as to what they voted for or against, and were generally quite xenophobic.
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  35. Good to hear someone discussing an issue like this, especially what is for me a big issue locally as his club is only a couple of kilometres downstream from me.
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  36. That they don’t want to share
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  37. He was really busy missing cobra meetings at that time if I remember right.
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  38. @Capri I agree. Unfortunately that requires a change of government and the only option is Labour.
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  39.  @notjustforhackers4252  what’s that got to do with the comment? We didn’t need to leave the SM, it wasn’t the question on the ballot. Yet we did.
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  40. I’d like to see this guy and Gary Stevenson discuss this in a long form politic discussion.
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  41.  @lawrenceholden5716  the government should be funding the NHS (and indeed all services) to ensure its actually capable of dealing with the population we have. Instead it’s been systematically underfunded and then the government decided to inflict Brexit which smashed employee retention. NHS satisfaction was high as recently as 2010. The main issue we have is the lack of government investment which drive’s economic growth. Under Brown and Darling we were recovering, then Osborne and Cameron killed it with austerity. It’s got bugger all to do with migration. Last time we had this level of debt, the taxes were in the 90% region of high earners, and the economy was booming.
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  42. These ghouls are flipping terrifying
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  43. Not fair on the Rwandans, haven’t they had enough problems that they are finally coming out of?
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  44.  @HarryFlowerrs  the facts are, as reported, two consenting people did stuff. Stop trying to be the moral police.
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  45. And maybe include the worse bits
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  46. Joe Khatib, Incitement to commit violence is not protected by the first amendment buddy.
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  47.  @redflag4781  it was in the initial comment you replied to me on, It’s right there in the first and third line. Maybe the fact I said exceptional rather than excellent when I reiterated the point confused you?
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  48. Ava, I’m not sure you got what Malthouse was saying? The tariffs plan by trump is bonkers. Americans have imposed an extra purchase tax on themselves. This will push up prices in the US. Yes, it will affect the supplier nation where there is an alternative. The condensation here is utterly bonkers.
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  49.  @aituk  no, it just means they aren’t afraid to reinvent the republic when it’s not working. Oldest doesn’t mean best.
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  50. @left_blank some people aren’t academically or technically capable of doing skilled or knowledge based jobs. It’s either a necessary or unnecessary. People should still be given a fair reward for the work they do, I mean it’s not like society expects pay according to the general good the role does. What makes a job crap? Do you mean unnecessary jobs? Or it just a job that’s “beneath you”?
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