Comments by "David McCulloch" (@davidmcculloch8490) on "PoliticsJOE" channel.

  1. She qualifies as a resident sociopath, like her boss
    7
  2. While Farage steeples his fingers like some fake Buddha.
    7
  3. Yes. And the script has nothing to do with the question. Just eyewash
    7
  4. "The pensioners have the triple lock." No. Not this year, Ian. The Tories have sold us out.
    7
  5. At least the Tories are considering the environment in recycling their rubbish. Let's bring back the convict.
    7
  6. His official title is The Right Honourable Wazzock
    7
  7. Based on our location and living in an elective dictatorship, I choose to vote tactically. Purely on policies (and with PR) it would be Green all the way.
    7
  8.  @CC-xn5xi  Then why behave like it? (As I commented.)
    7
  9.  @dolphin069  actually, I sometimes wonder if it's a version of the Torygraph. Lol
    7
  10. In any event, the point was relative. No reason why we should exacerbate the problem. Totally irrelevant if critical thinking is applied. A bit like, why should you worry about manslaughter when others are committing murder?
    7
  11. OMG! A minister who works for Deliveroo but thinks she is delivering in reality while spinning fantasy.
    7
  12. And still many of their poorer supporters vote for the rich to have more.
    7
  13. I would respectfully ask anyone viewing this reel: when was the last time you spoke to a homeless person? Their dehumanisation is playing into Braverman's hands.
    7
  14. Bringing Hunt the proverbial back was always a sign of Tory desperation. 2022: the year of rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic, with 3 prime ministers and 5 chancellors. Meanwhile the country sinks while the cabinet and their backers float with the flotsam.
    7
  15. ​ @peterconnor94 which is why we need PR, where all votes count equally.
    7
  16.  @GiraffeCrab  Yes. Albeit enabled through a minority vote of 43.6%. our undemocratic electoral system enables this mayhem through an elective dictatorship.
    7
  17. That statement needs explanation, otherwise its petty slander
    6
  18.  @LKeet6  Yes. A myth indeed. No logic attached.
    6
  19.  @shanesloth4419  Yes, Shane. it's know as cost-push inflation from when I studied economics in the dark ages. Sunak allegedly has an MBA so would have covered economics, which makes him a phoney or a liar.
    6
  20.  @michaelsproat3363  so would you prefer conventional smart dress and vacuous drivel? Look at Raab as a prime example of smartly-dressed incompetence.
    6
  21. Oozing arrogance and condescension from every poor is an acquired art. Kemi excels in this, while spouting vacuous sh1te.
    6
  22. Wow! Getting Smug Mogg to speak the truth was some feat.
    6
  23.  @andrewelphick2304  I'm not one of them...vote in England but admire her abilities.
    6
  24. Aptly named PMQs because there are certainly no answers. "highest growth" after the largest drop in the G7 is not something to shout about. But then the worst government in history must grasp at straws.
    6
  25. Listen to David Lammy's speech at conference. It offers hope.
    6
  26. "If he wants to know what conservatives would do..." I think we all know that after the last 14 years, Kemi the clown.
    6
  27.  @Steve-ho4xb  The Lol is significant. Were you better or worse off under Labour? Simple binary question.
    6
  28.  @markscott4420  indeed. The Tories have borrowed more and paid back less than Labour, consistently since the second world war and through to just before the pandemic. Their economic record is abysmal.
    6
  29.  @dcikaruga  How, exactly, can Khan "take a shot" at PM? As for "being as wretched" - proof please. Trotting out vacuous nonsense is no defence of the chief Buffoon.
    6
  30.  @rtee4086  What!!! He has got Brexit part done...BADLY. Otherwise known as a total shit-show.
    6
  31. Perhaps you will tell her how she is wrong. She advocates tactical voting, which is essential with our FPTP system. She also advocates PR. In what respect do you disagree?
    6
  32.  @garysmith5025  I agree. Yet surprisingly, after business consultants are involved, another one or two layers of management appear. You don't have to convince me about inefficiency or top-heavy administration. The video (and the book) explains part of the cause.
    6
  33. Too busy going after Ukraine minerals.
    6
  34. Thinking of another scam? His Michael Green moment?
    6
  35. Full marks for such a rhetorical question. This is your official school report.
    6
  36. Don't give the buggers ideas. Thought we were adopting the theme tune from the Archers as the new anthem, as suggested by Billy Connolly.
    6
  37.  @leehighland5435  When using the word "thick", always remember that Fartage appeals to idiots
    6
  38. I certainly intend to read the book, which can probably be summarised in four words: never trust a Tory. That said, the details that lead to this conclusion will hold my interest.
    6
  39. Will they listen? Reform fall apart when subjected to critical thinking.
    6
  40. Perhaps he is banning private jets to compensate. Lol
    6
  41.  @Daveyboyz1978  that's not what Johnson said. Check the facts pseudonym account.
    6
  42. The PFI method of funding public assets was recommended by business consultants to keep the so-called "debt" off the balance sheet. For example, if government issues money (effectively borrowing from itself) it is added to the public debt figure. If we bought hospital buildings or rail stock (for example) we would own an asset to offset said "borrowing". Instead we pay more to companies who fund the asset, paying though the nose for rent so no "public borrowing" is involved. Effectively similar to renting a house, which costs more than buying through a mortgage. (There is no mortgage debt but there is no capital asset to compensate.) The myth is created by this fallacious method of defining public debt. How can we be in debt to ourselves? The myth remains unchallenged to keep power in the hands of banks, when we (through government) own the Bank of England
    6
  43.  @luminousfractal420  What exactly can't you calculate? Stats clearly show that the Tories have borrowed more and paid back less than Labour, since the second world war. Also real incomes (taking account of inflation) have reduced since 2010, against a 12% increase under New Labour. There is so much evidence to dismantle the rhetoric of the Tories and to show their abject incompetence.
    5
  44. This interview reminds me of the reason why modern football p1sses me off. A money pit creating unfair advantage; cheating; bending the rules; play-acting (sometimes worthy of RADA). Heresy to football fans, I realise, but nevertheless a microcosm of neoliberalism, where the greedy b'stards take it all. Always enjoy listening to Jeremy, one of the relatively few decent human beings in politics.
    5
  45.  @cliffgaither  The fact that someone is articulate and plausible until facts are examined is how confidence tricksters work. She insists on finishing her statements because she is delivering scripted speil and interviewer intervention may involve scrutiny. This is the same woman who boasts about trade deals that actually benefit other countries and her arguments are exposed in parliamentary sub-committee hearings.
    5
  46. Why would we expect trouble when rent-a-thug were drafted in to "defend" something that was never under threat? One even perceived a "crisis" but was never asked to explain that. How could a march for peace disrespect the commemoration of the end of a senseless war? Braverman represents bile, confrontation and incompetence.
    5
  47. That's democracy for you. At least the corruption is openly displayed.
    5
  48. And wanders onto any film set to spout bile.
    5
  49. Respect to these UK Jews. True humanitarian courage and honesty.
    5
  50.  @nicolarse-stubborn  These pictures paint a thousand excuses for illiteracy. Are they from a Tory website?
    5