Comments by "Stephen Hill" (@stephenhill545) on "LBC" channel.

  1. No point having a labour party if it doesn't stand up for workers rights. We already have a tory-lite party, the libdems. The clue's in the name. You can't let your policies be dictated by the right wing press. They won't change.
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  2. I've never seen a Frenchman work after lunch. This is the level.
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  3. ​ @terrypietru8012 the Gauls were immigrants from France.
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  4. Because you have no other choice.
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  5. He's such a fool. Who in their right mind would vote for him? He's also obviously not a nice person.
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  6. There are many.
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  7. Belief perseverance psychologists call it. It protects the ego.
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  8. Hopefully, his seat is in danger.
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  9. Business interests won't protect Ukraine's borders. That, with respect, is very naive.
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  10. The situation started in 1991 in Putin's mind.
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  11. ​ @willywonka7812 English is capitalised, mate.
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  12.  @Janos23  I agree. At least he doesn't belong to the antidemocratic destructive wing of the modern Tory party. Listening to him, I can't see how the Tory party won't split at some point. The gulf between the wets and the dries is enormous.
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  13. We know putins view. Some weird stuff about restoring some medieval Swedish state.
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  14. The word is anecdotal. It is not statistically valid.
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  15.  @jasonbourne7499  attack the message, not the messenger. Oh! You're incapable of that.
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  16.  @samdavies6325  yes. You are attacking the messenger because... you lack the intellectual capacity to handle his argumentation.
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  17.  @jasonbourne7499  what's your bar? Eritrea or Finland?
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  18. People who are mobile generally don't.
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  19. It's awful to listen to, but it shows why we are better than Russia. The British ambassador in Moscow would never be given this opportunity to state their case for Russian viewers to listen to. It makes us stronger at the end of the day.
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  20. I hope he has; not meriticratic.
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  21.  @cujimmi  contracting out etc
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  22. We're in trouble if we don't. Oh! We are in trouble. Forgot that for a mo.
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  23.  @grumpy-dad3701  I respect people who have the courage to admit they were wrong, I dont laugh at them.
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  24. NATO protects eastern Europe from Russian expansion. Ukraine needs our protection, as does Moldova and Georga.
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  25. Don't complicate their narrative for them😂
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  26. No, he did however mention some ninth century vikings, and some nice myths he likes to believe in.
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  27. ​ @thedeadmoneyallstars he wasn't removed, he fled so he didn't have to face his Parliament the next day and explain why he hadn't signed the deal with the EU his government was elected to get, and which it had been negotiating for 5 years. He diidn't sign the deal because Putin put him under pressure not to. We can imagine how.
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  28. ​ @Lemonheadcrab deliberately. Cheaper than war.
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  29. The mail, sun, times and express love her extreme right wing views. She could be around for years. Millions of people in this country are incredibly right-wing too.
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  30. I joined it, but how long till the bots do.
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  31. He was an anticorruption campaigner.
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  32. He is a balanced character. It helps.
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  33. There's some truth in what you say, but the strongest concentrations of brexit votes were the southern middleclasses in places like Hampshire and Devon. Turnout in places like Stoke was low.
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  34. ​ @shuggiemcg1 der fuehrererprinzip
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  35. Now Trump believes in providence. Help!
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  36. It will be a slow road back, so in the meantime you take the high road and I'll take the low, and hopefully pro-Europeans from all parties will one day meet for a celebratory drink where the paths meet again.
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  37.  @johnou.k.3780  Are they the same people who pushed this brexit nonsense on us in the first place?
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  38.  @merlinman7300  If you have a heart attack, you might regret voting for public services cuts. But then it will be too late.
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  39. They picked him for his communication skills😂😂😂
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  40. Will she deport herself I wonder?
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  41.  @tomsheppard378  is the NHS and education intrusion?
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  42. The labour guys and gals have to know their stuff, the tories get deferred to.
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  43. I thought Russia was, but this US is throwing it a lifeline.
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  44. Seemed to hit it off with Count Binface, but he's galactic aristocracy I suppose.
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  45. ​ @brothercaleb elaborate.
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  46. Just like "let's wait for the Sue Gray report" line. Playing for time.
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  47. Far right views are widespread in comfortable households, socially conservative, authoritarian and xenophobic households.
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  48. No, democracy is an inclusive creed. It has to be to be legitimate. But we should do something about bot accounts and suchlike, and train our population how to recognise them.
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  49. We are reliving it.
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  50.  @arnasuosis3375  stalin disagrees with you. He said in 1948 that it was a war of machines and without American machines the Ussr would have lost.
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