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

  1. They are passing laws to stop different types of dissent. Time to be worried.
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  2. He's badly educated.
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  3. Angela's direct and authentic, and I find that very refreshing.
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  4. Why is it "interesting" that she isn't blaming the employees?
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  5.  @lincslegend6936  that contractual obligation wouldn't stand up in a court of law.
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  6. Mordaunt would feel much better if she crossed the aisle. She doesn't seem happy at all.
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  7. They're scared of his eloquence too.
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  8. Doesn't want the bubble to burst.
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  9. They haven't needed medical treatment of a dentist it seems.
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  10. ​ @lestrem11 i find Glaswegians very friendly.
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  11. Why should anyone be surprised that he is intelligent and articulate? He heads a major trade union.
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  12. ​ @TheWaveGoodbye-Music I heard Sunak attacking the disabled on the debate last night. A vile little man.
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  13. Did you ever wonder why everyone wants to be in NATO?
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  14. Sweden abandoned that 15 years ago. Norway has loads of oil. It can afford anything.
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  15. ​ @grantm6933 it is fascism. Read Gibbons definition.
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  16. There are no consequences for him.
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  17. We've got a very poor press. It does not serve the people.
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  18.  @LittleWing-35  they are trying to break the rail unions.
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  19.  @garyfletcher1910  why? Don't you think people who are elected to manage employee representation organisations deserve managerial levels of pay somewhere near the level of people who manage donkey charities and old castles?
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  20. Respect to her. Austerity and corruption came. She reflected. There will be many former Tories voting for other parties.
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  21. I know. Wouldn't blame the Scots at all.
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  22. Eddy is the deputy leader of the RMT, not a sidekick. A bit of respect for the man please.
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  23. Probably the average age there. Not joking. It's 52 where I live.
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  24. ​ @stevenhunter5799 been there a few times, Glaswegians are great, outside the cities you get some unnecessary rudeness.
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  25. ​ @andypeutherer4218 now that's a good idea. No more Tories.
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  26. ​ @countdrakilla you're right. We can''t let the Tories re-invent the past.
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  27.  @alphacentauri2134  we have no choice. He was foisted on us. He's very right-wing too. Likes Hydek.
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  28.  @carmellewis2466  they couldn't run a union. They are not his equal.
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  29. Millions think like her. Which method if suicide is best?
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  30. Labour are afraid of offending the media. These guys speak without fear.
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  31. The leader will have to go.
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  32. You have to. The alternative is truss, a right-wing fanatic who despises working class people, and is well prepared to destroy what's left of the union movement. .
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  33. That's why they gave thatcher a state funeral. Class is everything in Britain, but they made it a taboo word.
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  34. In 3 weeks, we will have normal human beings running the country again. Tired of the constant BS.
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  35.  @chander48  don't get too excited. He will represent his class, not his ethnicity. He had to deny racism exists to lead the tory party, and he was happy to do that of course. Ambition without principles, just like Truss and Johnson.
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  36. Me too. Societies have to be co-operative to survive.
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  37. I wonder why🤔
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  38. ​ @jonsimmons4150 he wanted rule of law, not absolutism. Read the napoleonic code.
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  39. Bank of England and oil prices brought down inflation. The hike in energy prices drove it. Sunak had very little to do with either. He did, however, have control over his decision to break lockdown rules.
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  40. ​ @susannamarker2582 bank of england decides interest rates.
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  41. ​ @kurtkunz2772 but be wary, the italians might claim ebruscan as their historical land, or the Danes might return.
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  42. ​ @perrymason866 many people believe that, unfortunately. It has formed the basis of a number of unpleasant ideologies and movements in human history.
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  43. ​ @mEmory______ he didn't though. He failed to mention the ethnic cleansing carried out in the crimea, which was 96% crimean tatar in 1801, for instance, including his own active and ongoing efforts to further ethnically russify it. He ignored thd fact that the area of kursk and bilgorod, and other parts of the lower don basin,were also majority ukranian speaking until stalin conducted further deportations, and were not incorporated into the Ukranian SSR, but the Russian one. And of course what he calls novorossiya is also majority ethnic ukranian, kherson oblast 14% ethnic russian for example, not that this matters because, unlike him,Europe, , including Ukraine, regards nationality from a civil rather than an ethnic perspective, and certainly not a statist one either. The old guy is out of step with the modern world. I would feel sorry for him if he weren't a mass murderer.
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  44.  @Maria7Maria  are you a Russian bot? Anyone who lives in the UK knows that 25k doesn't go far, and it's not above the average wage, it's below.
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  45. He doesn't mince his words like the Labour leadership. He talks to working class people directly. Labour might want to try this. They've lost the last 3 elections against a useless stupid party.
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  46. Economically illiterate, and that is the fault of our politicians. educators and media.
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  47. They're heckling because things have changed. He has no mandate.
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  48.  @DrMontague  it's illegal to do that. They would have their assets frozen. There have been a lot of trade union acts since 1979.
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  49. ​ @dogmatictales conspiracy theorists are definitely right-wing, because their goal is to make us distrust government and institutions, and it is these institutions which the left and centre needs to expand education, guarentee our rights, and improve access to quality healthcare.
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  50. Why?
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