Comments by "David McCulloch" (@davidmcculloch8490) on "A Different Bias" channel.

  1. Braverman shopping for a new constituency? How about Rwanda?
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  2. Brexit is not done, but we have been done by brexit. That was always the intention of the chorus of liars.
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  3. Who would have thought that a serial liar and narcissist would do untold damage to the country? Why would we expect him to go gracefully?
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  4. Pity that those who voted to keep the foreigners out didn't realise they would become foreigners when visiting EU countries.
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  5. As one pensioner who certainly won't vote Tory, I'm not surprised by this. At least the sociopathic incompetents are consistent.
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  6. The irony to me was people voting for an aspirational name: "reform", without realising their policies would reform us into a banana republic. A group of sad brexiter rejects and chancers peddling more snake oil.
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  7. Johnson doesn't have a plan. He's a drifter and an opportunist. He drifts between a series of reactions prompted by headlines. He sees some wages going up, prompted by supply and demand, and claims it's a plan to build a high wage, high skilled economy. Perhaps he should explain that to nurses and care workers.
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  8. We are getting to a stage where a national strike is not only likely, it's inevitable if the majority are to afford a reasonable standard of living. Otherwise let's doff our caps and vote for the incompetent sociopaths who have brought this country to its knees. Never have three words been so accurate and poignant: enough is enough.
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  9. Sunak promised integrity, professionalism and accountability. He is delivering corruption, incompetence and opacity.
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  10. He is paying the price of reinstating a sociopathic incompetent to do his dirty work.
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  11. Three nil! Three footballers (and ex-footballers) hold the government to account far more effectively than the mainstream media. Gary Lineker, John Barnes and Marcus Rashford - huge respect to you. BBC - shame on you.
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  12. He's like the mad villain in a Bond movie. Absolutely barking.
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  13. Hard to move to the right of fascism. Does anyone remember Buffoon's promise that our standards would be at least as high as the EU's?
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  14. This morning I read that such a questionnaire was sent to No 10, with a warning that it must be answered honestly. Can't such clever detectives understand the risk of the recipient being a serial liar?
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  15. I am not just ashamed of my country. I'm disgusted by my country. We have never been in such need of a clean-up, starting with this government being ousted then followed by electoral reform.
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  16. The nightmare continues. She appoints someone who buggered up the health service and now, as chancellor, Hunt may engineer the privatisation of the NHS, as in the policy pamphlet he co-authored in 2005.
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  17. But we haven't done brexit properly according to Tice and Farage. Translation: we haven't done enough national harm for the benefit of disaster capitalists.
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  18. Watering down a motion to put less shit in the rivers, to water companies is a pun. To us, it's a health hazard. The greatest health hazard over the last 13 years has been a Tory government.
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  19. We are seeing more of the dangers of a political party funded by business. We lived in the Fylde and felt the tremors of fracking tests. The case simply does not stand up.
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  20. Describing Trump as "transactional" is shorthand for his corruption.
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  21. Braverman would make a great leader...of the opposition. That would be great for the party in government. She can't debate; doesn't even turn up when the going gets tough; and has the worst record of any home secretary - yes, even worse than Patel.
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  22. Johnson was delusional; Truss is deranged.
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  23. For anyone who needs reminding: the Tories don't find solutions that benefit society; they use symbolism to divide and rule, while maintaining power to serve their mates and string-pullers.
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  24. Does anyone remember Johnson's lie that our standards would be at least as high as the EU's? Naturally, if Johnson said it, this result became inevitable.
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  25. The qualifications to become a Tory minister are privilege and entitlement, along with the inability to run a p1ss-up in a brewery.
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  26. Johnson proved beyond reasonable doubt that parliament is not fit for purpose. Our pretence of democracy is a sham.
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  27. Tories breaking the law! What a shocking suggestion. Perhaps only in a limited and specific way? Manslaughter rather than murder?
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  28. Johnson has a simple rule: I make a promise, therefore I break it. The man goes beyond buffoonery.
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  29. We not only sell off our assets at rock-bottom rates for corporate greed, we bailout the companies when things get rough. The root cause being: a political party funded by business.
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  30. Usual Tory smoke and mirrors. Being seen to do something, but never enough. Given that he never follows through his promises, the Tories end up doing nothing.
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  31. The prospect of a long term plan from a government with a track record of 14 years of incompetence and chaos is hardly appealing.
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  32. The appointment of McVile is an admission that the government has lacked common sense for the past 13 years. Another Sunak own goal from his place of desperation.
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  33. Ministers should be forced to pay the costs of this madness from their own pockets. Or send them to Rwanda if they default.
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  34. When considering that we wanted Brexit and knew about it as soon as EU countries. The question remains: why were we not prepared when the EU were? The answer from the British government, to excuse their operational incompetence: shift the blame.
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  35. There are three types of Tory voter in our elective dictatorship: self-interested; intellectually lazy; or plain stupid. As we suffer Tory economic mismanagement, more may realise that the Tories make them poorer.
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  36. Let's have honesty: rename PMQs as Prime Minister's Evasions. For perverse entertainment only. How often will Johnson be allowed to trot out the same lies without being required to correct the record?
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  37. Don't forget the bigger picture: we need PR to oust the Tories in a general election. Labour must support PR and work with other parties.
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  38. JRM as minister for Brexit opportunity is pure irony bordering on world class comedy. The Victorian Pencil is a wazzock.
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  39. "Levelling up" was described by Cummings as a vacuous slogan. The reality will prove to be levelling down. The Tory campaigning machine is also well funded - often with dodgy money and targeted social media campaigns; the latter being outside electoral commission scrutiny (which is being reined in by the Tories in any event.) The stark reality is that many will vote on a catchy slogan rather than proven achievement.
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  40. For the fans who excused Johnson by saying "he saw us through Covid and he got Brexit done," the full picture will be revealed. We know what a success brexit was (lol) and now we will see Johnson's incompetence in all its glory.
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  41. Paying for the Daily Fail is a 'TAX' on insanity.
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  42. The Rwanda wheeze was never in the last Tory manifesto. There is no democratic mandate. It is NOT the people's choice. A vacuous scheme originated by Johnson and Patel.
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  43. Daily Fail: the voice of desperation. Why should facts get in the way of their fantasies?
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  44. Kemi Demi Semi losing her parliamentary seat would be the ultimate poetic justice. Less vacuous arrogance in parliament would be our gain.
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  45. The Brexit shit-show is reminiscent of the British government attitude: we don't prepare, we muddle through as the international joke that we are.
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  46. I'm far from thrilled. Doing whatever it takes to get the Tories out is hardy a transformative outcome. Without real democracy, we are reduced to voting tactically. Yes, I'll do whatever it takes, then campaign for PR.
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  47. Johnson's speciality: how to discredit a country while sending it down the toilet. We have gone beyond an international joke.
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  48. Finding a suitable excuse for bigots to suspend the assembly takes time.
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  49. So many blaming the EU for the lack of Brexit unicorns. The delusion of Little England.
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  50. I love the irony of naming these bills. The Retained EU Law Bill, when the default was to abolish the laws rather than retain them. The Illegal Migration Bill, when the illegal part is the bill rather than the migration.
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