Comments by "Steven" (@Steven-vo4ee) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. After fourteen years of chaos and ruination the Tories should be left with zero seats.
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  2. I think no matter who wins in November there’s going to be (at a minimum) serious unrest.
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  3. Yet another expensive stunt from this omnishambles of a government backfires spectacularly!
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  4. Great stuff, build them on mass, make the UK a green energy super power.
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  5. Yet more millions will be spent and not a single person will go.
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  6. The British people have had enough of reactionaries and their unrest. 🇬🇧
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  7. “I want that one” A few moments later… “I don’t like it”
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  8. No one wants American cars or food, if America wants to sell us them, they’ll have to improve them enormously.
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  9. The economy and living standards will certainly get far, far worse. Expecting them to get better is quite a stretch. It’ll end with whomever succeeds him immediately crawling back to the IMF, begging bowl in hand.
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  10. The irony of a Republican working for the Trump/Vance ticket describing anyone else as 'extremist' is delicious!
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  11. Farage admitted on the Tom Swarbrick show that he repeated Tate's false claims.
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  12.  @gamble-y9r  Even if he’s elected Trump will not be POTUS until January 2025, so that point is moot.
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  13. Consistency is an alien concept to fifth columnist Farage
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  14. People not speaking English cause trucking accidents? Doesn't appear to be an issue throughout Europe, where truck drivers cross the continent, speaking hundreds of different languages without issue.
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  15. Daft woman "I'll vote conservative because Labour have ruined this area"... Well the Tories have had 13 years to make it better yet it and the whole country are far, far worse... I'm sure giving them another 5 will make it right as rain... ::facepalm::
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  16. Its his time to face justice
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  17. I drive a 20 year old petrol car, despite predating the standard its emissions are EURO 4 compliant and is free from the ULEZ charge. Anyone who can afford to drive, can afford a car like mine. People are misinformed and don’t bother using the website to see if their car is compliant or not, just jump on the anti ULEZ bandwagon.
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  18. So many falsehoods and misunderstandings from those shown in this video.
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  19. If it’s a race RU have already lost, they can no longer afford to develop a super heavy launch vehicle, due to their failed ‘operation’ in UA.
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  20. Too late to call for that now Pootie-poot bot.
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  21.  @dennis8196  The Labour left purists are what gifted us May and Johnson. As for 50 years of it, almost absolutely everything with a scintilla of government influence was far superior between 1997 and 2010, than what’s followed.
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  22. One thing is for certain, Trump doesn’t respect ‘family values’ in any sense of those words.
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  23. The promise of “integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level” lasted all of five seconds.
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  24. Let us feed our kids SOVEREIGNTY and heat our houses with SOVEREIGNTY....
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  25.  @arjunraj823  Ignore the unpleasant ones, they represent only the permanently angry and sad individuals.
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  26.  @nimzgaz7049  That old chestnut, do you not realise it was a global financial crisis? From 1997 to 2008 the Tory opposition were agitating for far greater financial deregulation, had they been in power the impact on the British balance sheet would have been immeasurably worse, don’t try to risibly pretend otherwise.
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  27.  @dominokid7996 Turning the country round will be a generational effort after the damage of the last 14 years. Starmer has done a fine job in turning the Labour Party around in less than 5 years. I have little doubt that he’ll provide a steady hand in the process of turning the UK’s fortunes around, over what will hopefully be his two term [or greater] premiership.
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  28.  @farzana6676  US oil production is the highest its ever been, the US is the largest oil producer in the world today.
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  29. Desperate Donnie
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  30. "It's got nothing to do with Brexit" chant the cultists.
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  31. It’s in solely your imagination, the west is happy for India’s success.
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  32. Fools willing being parted with their money.
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  33. Keep sending the grifter your last pennies
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  34. Fingers and toes crossed!
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  35.  @Anonymous-fc2fk  Ok Putlerbot
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  36. Pootie-poot baked his cake, now he has to eat it.
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  37. Pootie-poot is wetting himself with excitement at the prospect of a Trump / Vance administration
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  38. Musk has ruined himself and is doing a fine job of doing so to Tesla and Twitter too.
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  39.  @rjkmusicmedia  If there was no confidence in the case why did Fox settle for such an enormous sum?
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  40. Trump speaks fiction!
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  41. The end of the 14 years of decline and the latterly concurrent near 8 years of chaos is almost here… though it’ll likely take as long, if not longer, to put right what BlueKIP have put wrong.
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  42. If by good, you mean zero, then I agree…
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  43. Johnson self destructed and sadly the UK took significant collateral damage.
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  44.  @Lawrence4000-s3k  Shame the brand is now toxic.
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  45. Shush, you’re not meant to tell them.
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  46.  @pedrothewise2584 Barely any of theirs actually work
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  47. Stop gaslighting, the videos of their violence are available for all to see.
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  48. Badenoch won't be the next Truss as Badenoch will never be PM.
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  49. Trump wants to increase military spending…
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  50.  @greyaliien Nope, Putler
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  51. McDonald's products are 'lefty'? In what universe?
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  52. Vaping isn’t being banned, just the sale of disposable vapes.
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  53.  @LZE.  It’s minimally “free”, quotas and tariffs still apply in certain circumstances, also and far more importantly there new enormous non-tariff barriers, customs red tape, the loss of frictionless trade and just-in-time supply chains.
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  54. Permanently aggrieved septuagenarians and altright 'hard-done-by' young men.
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  55. “My best friend is black”
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  56. Correction: it’s Trump facing the consequences of his actions
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  57.  @nimzgaz7049  Also David Cameron’s so-called “clean up” AKA austerity was entirely unnecessary and disastrous, it has decimated public services and will be for Starmer and his successors to try to rebuild.
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  58. Keep blaming everyone and everything other than your Orange God for his predicament.
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  59. WAY MORE than disagree.
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  60. False, the actions of the rioters made it clear what their motivations were.
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  61.  @abhi739  The Chinese method then?…
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  62.  @LZE.  Now you’re using free in an entirely different sense, plus this is very old ground which has been covered umpteen times… Memberships of clubs aren’t free, however benefits of membership significantly outweigh monetary costs, the UK’s budgetary contributions to the EU provided many-fold economic returns, not least to trade which is now at best significantly impeded, or at worst lost. No new trade deals can or will overcome this.
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  63. The Tories are repeating their post 1997 mistakes all over again.
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  64.  @rocky76dude7  Mass immigration has been present for the best part of 70 years, also it’s higher today under the Tories than any period under Labour. It’s impossible for a government to function without spending, taxes and debt. Taxes and debt have been consistently higher under the Tories than between 1997 and 2010, national debt has more than doubled under the Tories as a percentage of GDP, adding over £1.5tn, two thirds of which just from day to day spending in the first decade of the Tory administration. Crime rates are significantly higher today than under Labour, whilst policing and the courts have been serially defunded. ‘Wokeness’ is a meaningless buzzword.
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  65. A Nigel maybe, Farage certainly not.
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  66. It's a sulky little tantrumper.
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  67. There’s absolutely nothing conservative about Trump or his pseudo-religion.
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  68.  @alanmckay7040  Straw man claptrap
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  69. Get a grip.
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  70. The US inflation rate is already at optimal levels.
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  71.  @ruffuzx4058 Don’t count on it…
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  72.  @dominokid7996  The chaos and ruination were a full tilt from the moment Cameron enacted austerity, the global event you allude to only compounded the pre-existing disaster.
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  73. Trouble is it won’t make an ounce of difference to those who’ll vote for Trump.
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  74. Thanks for the laugh.
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  75. Prepare for bitter disappointment
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  76.  @jonnilongmire  Another one who's either not read Gary's tweet or is wilfully misrepresenting it. He wrote "language that is not dissimilar to that used by Germany in the 30s". I cannot use the actual language Mrs Braverman used without having my comment removed, that's how repugnant and dangerous is it. Gary was correct and his language was far, far tamer than that used by the survivor Joan Salter when she confronted Braverman. Did she a lady whose life was torn asunder by the 30s language becoming the horrors of 40s policy overstep the mark too?
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  77. Fools and their money are soon parted.
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  78. Good, BlueKIP deserves to face oblivion.
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  79. No, because of Brexit.
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  80. Which the GQP want to ban too
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  81. A full house on fruitcake buzzword bingo
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  82. Merry Milkshake Day!
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  83. If the jackboot fits.
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  84.  @bloodmoon1956  Those who knew him best growing-up say otherwise.
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  85.  @larryt4884 Just like all the “photographic evidence” of Taylor Swift “endorsing Trump”.
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  86. Had Gary’s statement been made anywhere on the BBC, if it contained illegal content and/or if he worked in news or current affairs, that argument would hold water. However he did so on a third party platform with no links to the BBC, it featured nothing even remotely illegal and he does not work in news or current affairs. The size of his profile is a red herring.
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  87.  @lestrem11  Ah you "know" who I've heard of... come on... you can do better than that! If you want to say Lineker's profile "is ALL about the BBC", you'd have to say the same or more so for Alan Sugar, "who no-one would have heard of" if it were not for the Apprentice!... Never mind his business success in the 70s though to the early 90s with Amstrad... Who remembers Sugar defeating Sinclair at his own game, buying-out his firm?... He 'solely' owes his prominence to the BBC! That's why when he frequently makes genuinely partisan statements both on legacy and social media, which the incumbent government and their supporting press agree with, they have complete meltdowns and attempt to 'cancel' him... oh, wait... never mind... The fact is Lineker has been a major sports star since the 80s, when I think of him I don't think MoTD, I primarily recall his top tier goal scoring England international career, he's in the same league of football stardom as Kane and Rooney are in recent times and Charlton a generation or so beforehand, the same cannot be said for Hodge by any stretch of the imagination. In all seriousness Sugar probably does owe more to the BBC for his current notoriety than Lineker, as unless you lived in the time period when he genuinely was an prominent and important businessman and perhaps owned Amstrad products, in particular his computer lines (as I did in all regards), few would know who he is or why he has any degree of fame. Whereas with football which has enormously greater appeal and reach, both current and past great stars of the game are widely known, even by those who have little interest in it.
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  88. Putler’s pointless pantomime
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  89. Trump heaped fuel onto the fire
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  90. Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence? Evidence?
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  91. I can't wait to read Erdogan's obituary.
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  92. Trump can’t bring the old team back as they’ve almost all denounced him
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  93.  @crown9413 ​​⁠Even if that’s true it’s a red herring, public spending was massively reduced between 2010 and 2019 compared to 1997 to 2009. It didn’t work, the economy at best stagnated, public services were decimated and it bred resentment.
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  94.  @citizen1l  Evidently not.
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  95. "As a UK citizen"... Thanks for the laugh!! 🤣
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  96. BABA: Buy Anything But American.
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  97. Watch something else then
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  98. Get a grip
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  99.  @Obsidian456  Farage, who chanted "gas'em all" to pupils of a certain Abrahamic faith during his time at Winchester, and relished that his initials matched those of his favourite political party.
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  100.  @Obsidian456  Farage been has repeatedly asked to reject the claims about the chanting and his political affiliation, yet he hasn't. He knows there are far too many witnesses of his actions.
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  101. If the NIMBYs had their way during industrialisation, we would still be an agrarian society without paved roads, canals, rail, electricity, airport, electricity, internet access etc.
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  102.  @marblesrichard Change the record.
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  103. The memory clinic may be able to help!
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  104.  @gamble-y9r More gibberish
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  105. Do you honestly believe that's a good thing? If so why?
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  106. Keep up the good work lads! ✌️
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  107. Misrepresentation of the issue, rail and NHS workers as individuals have had pay settlements, however neither system themselves have received additional funding.
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  108. Or you could just quit. Done it myself, haven’t smoked / vaped since 2016. Had smoked then vaped for over 20 years.
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  109. Nowhere near as big a one as Pootie poot
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  110. What are you wasting time defending Putler?
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  111. Keep dreaming.
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  112. From whom?
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  113. Your Dear Leader Pootie Poot is solely to blame
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  114.  @a7seton562 Now those who fell for it and voted for “that one” are inevitably regretting their decision.
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  115.  @crown9413  In real terms it was reduced massively as were public services, ‘the figures’ do not take into account population growth, inflation or economic growth (or the lack therefor of). Claiming austerity is a myth is to ask people to ignore the evidence of their eyes and ears.
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  116. God is a mere figment of human imagination and Trump is the antithesis of love, honour and decency.
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  117.  @rb1062  Yeah, because who needs human rights?… 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  118. Stop wallowing in victimhood
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  119.  @dagmastr12  Somewhere other than the US is the most likely answer
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  120. The scientists and engineers deserve the credit, not populist politicians.
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  121.  @achless1  You’ll struggle to find many of those
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  122. “My best friend is black”.
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  123. Extremes who’ll only make their lives even worse, compounding their disillusionment and increasing their grievances.
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  124.  @lestrem11  I never claimed that you did... rather he was facetiously presented as a juxtaposition to your fallacious Lineker's 'profile is ALL about the BBC' as 'most people in the UK wouldn't know who he is' argument. Did you not read the whole comment? It can be summed-up as: Due to Lineker's exceptional footballing career he is a major star regardless of the BBC. To say 'most people in the UK wouldn't know who he is' is both beyond risible and a red herring.
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  125. Keep dreaming
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  126. Evidently not!
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  127. It’s the last thing the world needs.
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  128.  @user-lp5wb2rb3v Just about everything with even a scintilla of government control was superior between 1997 and 2010 than what has followed. Thatcher’s reforms were a mixed bag, but undeniably decimated our industrial base and sold our public services off for a pittance. No other country in the world privatised water, which has been an unmitigated disaster for GB [it never was in NI].
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  129. Getting them to turn out on election day
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  130. Why?
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  131.  @utubebroadcaster  One led to the other
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  132. Incorrect Fox settled.
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  133.  @raynarks We had a peaceful transfer of power
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  134.  @policematrixx  Name them.
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  135. ​ @shannonxpennywise  I can't wait so see the tantrumper lose yet again!
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  136. OK Pootie-poot bot.
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  137.  @rjkmusicmedia  If there was no case there would have been no settlement, there’s no such thing as money for nothing in this regard.
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  138.  @rjkmusicmedia  They had a case and they wanted money, why else would the sue, it’s the whole point of the process!
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  139. Poor drink sodden Dorris.
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  140. "All hard workers vote Trump." a fact free claim.
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  141. Evidently not, as prior to the Tory ruination from 2011, the NHS had the best outcomes and patient satisfaction in the world.
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  142. I hope that Erdogan's obituary is published tomorrow.
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  143. His Church of the Orange God congregants will the bill.
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  144. Reshaped it into an Orange Jesus Cult
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  145. Biden says he said "his supporter's". Sounds the same, but doesn't mean the same.
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  146. It’s biased, not bias, learn to write!
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  147. Send Trump your last pennies
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  148. Doesn't explain why the UK is by far the worst effected despite similar policies being enacted across the developed world...
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  149. Trump says he ‘hires the best people’ yet they invariably leave shortly thereafter and state that Trump is unfit to run a bath.
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  150.  @deanalford8417  All gods are mere figments of human imagination.
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  151. OK Pootie poot bot.
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  152. Gaslighting claptrap.
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  153.  @Obsidian456  Farage's views didn't change as he grew up, he just learned how to deploy plausible deniability and dogwhistles. Same with Marine Le Pen, just as awful as her father, only difference is knowing not to say the quiet parts out loud.
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  154. Starmer will be PM for a decade plus.
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  155. You failed to take into account proportion of turnout.
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  156. Then Trump is absolute self-aggrandising guff, as that’s all he spoke.
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  157. The manbaby in chief would have played golf, grabbed “working” girls by the you know what and then gone to you know where to meet you know who instead of visiting Zelenskyy.
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  158. Up his own backside
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  159. I can’t wait for Trump to lose again, BIGLY!
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  160. Then everyone has to live with the consequences, regardless of how they voted….
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  161. Only in your imagination
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  162. ⁠ @Thetruthwillsetyoufreee People like me are broadly centrist pragmatists, who can see through the guff of populist chancers like Milei.
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  163. Another Pootie-poot bot.
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  164.  @psycho8927  Care to share your reasoning?
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  165. He's a mere yesman.
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  166.  @MMakers1  Of course they are, they have an effect and governments are changed, whereas Putler has never been democratically elected, he was installed by Yeltsin.
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  167. Miss the ones in NI?
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  168. He’s a criminal
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  169. Explain your reasoning
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  170. Prayer played no part in the lander’s success
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  171. Gotta be satire
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  172. Trump 4 GITMO 2024
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  173. Or in reality Trump facing the consequences of his actions.
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  174. Hard no to all three points.
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  175. Argentina has never recovered from the 1970s right wing junta.
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  176.  @chriser555 Yes and Trump made it an inferno
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  177.  @csharpe5787  My money's on not a single one ever. Over £240 million has already been spent on this pantomime.
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  178.  @andrewpinkham9904  Which does not negate the rioting and violence.
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  179. Gotta be satire!
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  180. Who would you suggest for seriousness?
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  181.  @rjkmusicmedia  The stuff you come out with is absolutely desperate and risible.
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  182.  @vinniepaul182 You lot have been saying that since the beginning, you were wrong then and are now.
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  183.  @2863  Retained EU law is a one sided process, we have no returns agreement with the EU and it's not in their interest to agree to one.
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  184.  @Skygrey2943  I’d say there were a greater likelihood of Corbyn and Johnson forming a new party, winning a majority in 2029 and serving as joint PMs than Farage ever becoming PM. (Odds of which are essentially to ∞/1)
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  185.  @charly7937  Or curing ailment by ‘dispatching’ the patient…
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  186. Far less than is found spreading hatred on YT...
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  187.  @MalcolmMacKenzie-ou1mt  David’s description of Farage is quite apt.
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  188. At GITMO
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  189. Just attempted insurrection
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  190.  @pevebe Ok Pootie poot bot
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  191. Life during the Blair years was far better than what's followed.
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  192. If you owned them, they’ve already been paid for, so who would you be harming?
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  193. Their job is to get ministers to answer questions, not to provide them with a platform spew their rehearsed claptrap.
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  194. You think this won't effect the UK due to Brexit? Bless! 😘
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  195. Reactionaries use any excuse.
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  196. Change the record
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  197. He said red tape would be cut too, instead we swapped a molehill of EU red tape for a mountain of Brexit red, white and blue tape....
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  198. Explain your reasoning.
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  199. After 13 years of disastrous leadership the country is in ruins, yet all it takes for the dafties to be distracted, is someone shouting "DINGHIES"!!! ::facepalm::
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  200.  @Green-wk4bn More like save your Dear Leader Putler.
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  201. Does a single day go past without a mass shooting in America…
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  202. Have you listened to Trump recently?
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  203.  @theJACKATIC  It’s a meme stock at this point, vastly over priced. Was a Tesla early adopter and admirer of Musk for over 20 years, however he’s lost it and I’ll never buy another Tesla as things stand. Tesla is way off track, no mass-market car, rather the Cybertruck debacle, removing indicator stalks from their now tired lineup. Musk is doing a fine job of alienating his consumer base, those most likely to buy his vehicles in North America and Europe are those most turnedoff by his shenanigans.
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  204. Her side is already well know, it’s not harmed career.
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  205. Trump is the god emperor of word salad
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  206. Trump and his cultists will still reject reality.
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  207.  @johnrussell3961  It’s not Tice I’m concerned about, it’s his voters.
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  208. and Trump's tariff policies alone would be ruinous to 100% of them.
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  209. No thanks
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  210. Another one whose fallen for the so-called “culture wars” claptrap… bless… 🙄
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  211. With central government funding levels
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  212.  @youtubeenjoyer1743 Ignoring the fact that Argentina’s economic malaise began with the right-wing military Junta in the 70s, from which it has never recovered, and has had conservative administrations as recently as 2019 whom also failed to resolve the country’s woes.
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  213.  @aclark903  A complete non sequitur response to my comment, well done.
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  214. Irrelevant in our FPTP system, Corbyn 0/2, Starmer 1/1.
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  215.  @larryt4884 1. Irrelevant 2. Musk is now completely lacking in any credibility.
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  216. The two are not mutually exclusive, I hope you know that…
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  217.  @standstand6569  11 million votes for the right [Reform / Tories] vs 15 million votes for the centre and left [Labour / Liberal Democrats / Greens]
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  218.  @pedrothewise2584  Never seen CNN in my life, a majority of RU’s arsenal is ancient, unmaintained and unusable.
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  219. Why what have they done?
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  220.  @eyeofthetiger7  Provision of security isn’t a one way street, the alliance is in all our interests, as is preventing RU’s victory in UA. After the events of the 11th of September 2001 all European alliance members immediately came to the US’ aid.
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  221. An iPhone would be useless on the moon.
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  222.  @URBeingLiedTo  That's rich given your username and avatar! Pootie-poot has been in power for 25 years.
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  223.  @martinwebb1681  The (former) 80 seat majority was built on the slimmest and flimsiest margins, it will be easily overturned with the mess the Tories have created.
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  224.  @MrC.1990 Thankfully that is a minority concern. So-called ‘Reform Party’ PLC are welcome to those who share your views.
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  225.  @skadiwarrior2053  People's quality of life was superior by almost absolute metric, between 1997 and 2010 than subsequently. Trying to tar Labour with the same brush as the Tories is pointless for everyone who's old enough to remember life under both administrations, let alone the Tory administration from 1979 to 1997.
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  226. It won't, at least not under a Labour government.
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  227.  @scousemouse9715  Evidence was presented to the jury of Trump's peers, resulting in thirty-four guilty counts.
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  228.  @elenadunn15 Try harder
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  229.  @doranselwyn8608  Probably owned a North American manufactured VW rather than a European one.
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  230.  @skycloud4802  iPhones are made in China and software licenses are a little more complex being non tangible, classified as goods in the EU, not sure about the US.
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  231. I hope the Sun goes the way of the News of the World.
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  232. Corbyn is solely responsible for his predicament
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  233. If Sleepy Joe’s opponent is the Manbaby-in-Chief, Joe can sleep his way to victory yet again.
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  234. ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠ @vinezero Argentina hasn’t had a well functioning economy since the rightwing junta took power almost 50 years ago. It has had to go begging to the IMF and experienced hyperinflation multiple times. It’s a selective memory or lack of knowledge to solely blame one form of government for the half century of mismanagement.
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  235. Meanwhile the US has already landed men on the moon, and will have two super heavy launch vehicles in short order to do so again, whilst RU cannot afford to develop a single one because of its failed ‘operation’.
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  236. Put down the vodka and finish your borscht, you’re fooling no-one "James"..
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  237. Farage is the court jester
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  238. Yes, she should go… straight to the psychiatric hospital…
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  239. Better Tory-lite than full fat BNP which the Tories declared themselves to be this week.
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  240. Difference is Argentina is a developing country whereas the UK is the 5th largest developed economy. One is more excusable than the other.
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  241. Tell that to Putler, SPB comment factory worker.
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  242. Really? Where do you get that from? Your imagination?
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  243.  @Skygrey2943 I’m essentially absolutely certain, if only by Farage’s age, the possible electoral timeframe and historical precedent.
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  244. Have you heard Trump speak? He's the GOD EMPEROR of word salad.
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  245. Daily Mail reader
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  246. Only thing he loves more is other people’s money
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  247.  @LZE.  Imagine the true unfettered free trade within the EU being full fat milk, what we have post Brexit is so ultra skimmed the fat content is at a homeopathic level of dilution.
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  248.  @ianc7866  Claiming JIT continues between the UK and the EU when it self evidently has ceased, is absurd, truly akin to flat earth nonsense. JIT or not, other supply chains in other countries are irrelevant to that between the UK and the EU, and are innately incomparable. UK automotive manufacturing output has fallen year on year post the referendum (bar a small short lived bounce in 2021 for obvious reasons). It isn’t going to improve as there is no real new investment, it’s in at best a state of managed decline. The decline may have always been inevitable, however it’s undeniable that Brexit has accelerated and exacerbated it.
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  249. I would be at all surprised if neither of them is their respective party’s candidate come November.
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  250. As do all populists
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  251. It’s impossible for them to do so, they don’t have the cash to develop a super heavy launch vehicle, it’s been put on indefinite hold.
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  252. That was in 2016, when Trump was elected, despite being unfit in every respect.
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  253. #TrumpWillLoseAgainBIGLY2024
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  254. Because they’ve said its theirs… but deny its carrying a reconnaissance payload.
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  255. Keep dreaming Andrew, immigration is no-longer a primary concern of the majority, trade with the EU is still going to be mired in a mountain of red, white and blue tape, Sunak cannot change that without rolling back this hard Brexit, the economy will naturally improve over the next 18 months (unless global influences worsen) however ordinary people will not significantly feel it in their pockets with the exception of fuel prices. The Tories have been in power too long and their record is appalling, as such the pendulum has shifted, their loss is all but inevitable.
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  256.  @tjmarx  Or to sum it up in a single word “populism”.
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  257.  @Willow-p3s Absolute nonsense, a comparatively tiny amount of money is spent on those arriving on these shores. The problems here are thirteen years of Tory omnishambles, which have led to these economic conditions and the undermining to the point of collapse of the social security safety net.
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  258.  @marviwilson1853 Perhaps what you’re smelling is yourself. You have no idea of his prior circumstances and why he was left with nothing. Regardless of why, no-one deserves to be left in destitution.
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  259. Gotta be satire, or the ramblings of a deluded Trumpcultist...
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  260. Time will tell
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  261. ... straight to Rikers Island !
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  262. Would rather spoil my ballot than vote reform.
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  263. OK Bobski
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  264. Look how something completely different worked for Argentina last time… it’s never recovered….
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  265. ^ Another one who’s filling their knickers over a balloon… ^
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  266. Nurse!
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  267. Everything which has any semblance of government control has worsened significantly over the last 14 years, so you’re self evidently wrong.
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  268. How many did MAGA have over the last 4 years? I’m not sure if such an enormous number has ever even been conceived!
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  269.  @edj4833  I agree almost entirely, however Trump and the MAGA movement are anything but conservative.
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  270.  @joeyl.rowland4153  Good, so surely you must realise that Trump is increasingly incoherent and self evidently struggling.
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  271.  @theJACKATIC  What he’s done to himself certainly is. All appears to stem from his inability to accept the situation re Vivian, resulting in his leap into the altright rabbithole.
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  272. The British people, it's a publicly owned broadcaster.
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  273.  @JOHNNY-zx1lc  You and all the others who use such language could go to the beach, and wave your walking sticks / zimmer frames at the Channel.
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  274. There's plenty of already paid-for accommodation in Rwanda for the rioters.
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  275. Good riddance
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  276. What about this video supports your claim, or is it just a non sequitur?
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  277. It’s you who needs the test, Trump is very much so convicted.
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  278. There were no such riots in the UK.
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  279.  @ChristianPatriarchy  Seek help.
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  280. I largely agree, however a small oligarchy are doing absolutely fantastically under this government.
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  281.  @a.a.7416 Your knowledge history is greatly lacking, or you’re deliberately omitting the years of the Junta, where the current economic malaise set-in, and subsequent conservative administrations most recently led by Mauricio Macri between 2015-19.
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  282.  @shay5839 Another-one with a saviour complex…
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  283.  @belkentens Jenner is down the altright rabbithole regardless.
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  284. RFK Jr doesn’t stand a chance, plus he’s dived way off the deep end.
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  285. I hope Netanyahu ends up in prison where he belongs.
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  286. Being in his (former) constituency I’m delighted he’s gone!! 🎉🎉🎉
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  287.  @MrJimiJK Rubbish, I’m Catholic, that man’s ‘faith’ is all part of his Pantomime.
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  288. Ok Pootie-poot bot
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  289.  @Bungle-UK  NHS funding levels are set by Westminster.
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  290.  @resiplayerz  “UN Declarations are generally not legally binding; however, they represent the dynamic development of international legal norms and reflect the commitment of states to move in certain directions, abiding by certain principles.” That is from the UN itself. If you wish to trust your human rights to mere ‘norms’ and ‘commitments’ you deserve to have them stripped away. The decent into tyranny is rapid, the crawl out from it is slow and painful, slips retuning a country back to be bottom of to tyrannical pit are all to common… we only have to look to other members of the permanent UN Security Council member for example.
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  291. ‘Britton’ isn’t a country regardless.
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  292. Who would you describe as ‘far left’ and what makes them so?
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  293.  @lestrem11  Perhaps those who're getting their knickers in an absolute twist over a tweet, make beyond risible arguments and tell people what they don't know, should take a look at themselves and follow their own advice? There's no-obligation to read YT comments or respond to them, perhaps also take some responsibility for your decisions rather than have a tantrum and wallow in victimhood? 😘
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  294.  @generalpausanias7089  Thanks for the laugh!
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  295. Short answer No Long answer Not on your nelly
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  296.  @MaxTheLazyCat Reform or Pootie-poot bot? Can’t tell the difference… same goes for be MAGA ones too!
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  297. Let’s hope it’s just the beginning
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  298.  @wisdomnutrition  Do you even understand what inflation rate means?
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  299. Good
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  300. Poor trolling, try harder
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  301. It’s called criminal justice, stop blaming everyone and everything else for Trump’s self inflicted predicament.
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  302.  @SuperKiao  Actual crimes, some of which he’s been indicted for, with more to come. Deal with it.
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  303.  @nuqwestr Aka visit a clinic and have a prenup
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  304. Anyone but Trump 2024
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  305.  @pedrothewise2584  RU cannot even sufficiently produce its own artillery, it’s reliant on the axis of incompetence (Iran and NK) for supplies.
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  306. Yeah let’s take everything to an even lower level…
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  307.  @scousemouse9715  Proof was presented to the jury of Trump's peers, resulting in thirty-four guilty counts.
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  308. How do you propose that would occur?
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  309. OK tinfoil hatter.
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  310.  @jollygolly-f4m Quite ironic from a so-called ‘Reform Party’ PLC voter.
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  311.  @MrC.1990 They’re welcome to your vote.
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  312.  monipenny408 Evidence is overwhelmingly contrary to that statement.
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  313.  @Pickettytitch69-om7nk  Compare and contrast national debt under Brown than what has followed. The £500 million added to national debt dealing with the global financial crisis, pales into comparison on what has been frittered away on day to day spending / ended-up in Tory party chums and donors pockets over the last 14 years. The next labour chancellor will find "THERE'S NO PAPER ON EARTH LEFT, WE USE IT ALL WRITING IOUs" on her desk, written by her Tory predecessors.
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  314.  @Asdfgghhhjj  Self evidently yes.
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  315.  @rockydudequasardude  You do write some absolute claptrap. The global financial crisis began in the US, the Tories were consistently pushing for greater financial deregulation from 1997 to 2008, had they been in power and enacted their financial polices the impact on the UK would have been far, far worse. The £500m spent on dealing with it pales into comparison just to the £1000m day to day borrowing during the first decade of the Tory administration. As for the rest it's not even worth addressing.
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  316. Fools and their money are soon parted
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  317. Explain why.
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  318.  @ScottishRoss27  In reality they’re still an integral part of the UK.
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  319.  @jayakumarkaarikuzhy4713 Non-sequitur gibberish. You’re convincing no-one.
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  320. Correction: Selectively 'enforce an organisations policies and rules' under government coercion, whilst ignoring actually partisan comments from other high profile presenters, which the government approves of... ::facepalm::
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  321. We learned nothing.... we already knew the Manbaby-in-Chief is the BIGLIEST little SORE LOSER and victimhood wallower.
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  322.  @Watermeloncatendorser  Who receive £8.86 per week and if the Tories hadn't caused the backlog grow exponentially in-order to use it as a wedge issue, the housing costs would be vastly reduced too.
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  323.  @Celticsamuraiblue  The independence unicorn is and forever will be just over the horizon.
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  324.  @MichaelWillby Be in the dock more like
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  325.  @chinny_reckon  Another whingeathon, no thanks
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  326. Tell that to Pootie-poot in 2014
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  327.  @juliegwilliam8503 1. Stop shouting. 2. Vote share doesn’t equal third place, seat share does.
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  328.  @TimothyBushell That is absolute nonsense, R.U. has never had the capacity to launch a crewed spacecraft to the moon. The N1 super heavy launch vehicle they developed to do so never successfully launched, as such their manned lunar programme was abandoned.
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  329. Please tell us all what you think "labour('s) vision of the country" is.
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  330. TANTRUMP
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  331. In the refugee centre where this omnishambles of a government painted over the cartoon artwork, to make it "less welcoming to refugee children".
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  332. Bet your house on that outcome
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  333. Ok Pootie-poot bot
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  334. Americans are so insular
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  335. He’ll lead Argentina back to the IMF cap in hand… yet again…
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  336. Please let that be satire… 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  337.  @cls107  Ok love… 🙄
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  338. Results haven’t been announced and no doubt if Milei does win, Argentinians will soon after be praying for deliverance.
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  339.  @50_Pence  Knives are a necessity, disposable vapes are not.
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  340. Keep believing in fairy tales.
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  341. What did Trump do other than build 14 miles of new fencing and scupper the bipartisan border-bill for his own political gain?
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  342. Johnson is yesterday's man.
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  343. Ok Pootie-poot bot
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  344.  @danielsmith2770  False, he was sitting down, watch more than a 5 second clip.
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  345. Stop shouting
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  346. Send him your last pennies
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  347.  @Truthsayer-sc9uq  Your username is quite ironic given your almost absolutely truthless comment. Only remotely truthful aspect is "Starmer already pledged to free up prisons".
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  348.  @ziskador  Keep telling yourself that. I’m sure it’ll be comforting whilst your quality of life goes from bad to much, much worse.
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  349. “I’m not a NIMBY” says the NIMBY.
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  350.  @fabiennemitchell2371  On the basis of him being a grifter
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  351.  @LZE.  Is it in any way shape or form “free” as it was before Brexit?
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  352.  @ianc7866  JIT has ended, which combined with new barriers to trade has led to the UK’s automotive production sector’s precipitous decline, with legacy manufacturers no-longer seriously investing, start-ups leaving and/or failing, and even Brexit’s most vocal backers not wishing to produce their vehicles in the UK, such as Jim Radcliffe instead choosing Austria and France. As for your second point you have either misread or misunderstood my comment. The “enormous” are the non-tariff barriers combined, not one of them individually.
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  353.  @tc98826  When there are clear double standards whataboutery has validity.
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  354.  @Woodzta  He has nothing to apologise for and the there has been no objective breach of the current polices by Mr Lineker. It's been reported by Sky that he'll be back in his post in the coming days and the impartiality policies will be updated, making it clear that they only apply to news and current affairs staff, which naturally does not include sports and entertainment.
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  355. Blame the government not the asylum seekers.
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  356. Change the record
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  357.  @pevebe Ok whatever you say Pootie-poot bot.
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  358. American so-called "pro lifers" and "right to lifers" only care about the lives of the unborn, once they're born they don't give a fig.
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  359. And again on the 6th of January 2021
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  360. Ending hyperinflation is not the controversy, it’s all the other guff and fantastical offerings of the populist chancer.
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  361. The government didn't like their reflection in the mirror Gary held up, so they tried to cancel him. They won't succeed.
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  362.  @Scot-Tube  Correction your case is laid to rest…
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  363. The Reform manifesto in summary: “The Moon on a stick, delivered by unicorns”. Farage’s top priorities: “Me, Myself and I”
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  364. Gotta be satire
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  365.  @lervish1966  A drop in the ocean compared to the waste of the last government and the lost national income caused by their polices.
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  366. Church of the Orange God congregant.
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  367. Reform won’t even win a single seat.
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  368. If you don’t like it, why don’t you leave?
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  369. Or in reality Trump is facing the consequences of his actions.
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  370. Drinky McDrinksodden’s longest goodbye.
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  371. Ok Pootie-poot bot
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  372. Good
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  373. The two are not mutually exclusive
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  374. Islam and all other religions are mere fairy tales.
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  375.  @lv3609 As long as they stay permanently, I whole heartedly agree!
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  376.  @Tibs562  What has the lad got to do with what the far right are targeting?
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  377. Release those pearls Peter, they're at risk of turning into dust!
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  378.  @ukwatotskuhide270  In the UK this is the mainstream view on Trump from the overwhelming majority of the political spectrum. Only so-called "Reform" party PLC voters are broadly in favour of Trump.
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  379. The UK isn’t just England and Scotland, tarring the whole of England and English people with the same brush makes you as bad or likely worse.
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  380. There's nothing pointless in defending their homeland.
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  381. Welcome to every change of government ever.
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  382.  @wren2900 Do you believe the Chinese, French and the S.U / today’s R.U. were and still are all part of the ‘coverup’ of America’s ‘staged’ moon landings? If not explain why they haven’t exposed the ‘truth’.
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  383.  @wren2900 I know the history of it, no need to tell me as I lived through most of it… What I find amusing are people who believe they have special knowledge which has been kept secret by numerous US competitors and adversaries for over 50 years, despite it clearly being to their advantage to expose it. I wonder why they haven’t….
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  384.  @wren2900 The technology hasn’t been lost, the tooling and skills of the engineers have, as unsurprisingly the majority of the engineers have since passed away, and the tooling for redundant launch vehicles was repurposed or scrapped.
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  385.  @wren2900  Every point you’ve made has been debunked innumerable times, yet you someone who apparently views themself as knowledgeable and smart, is unaware of that.
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  386.  @wren2900  Fact is that they did, nothing was debunked in 2023, evidence of the Apollo landings are overwhelming, countries which have the capability and interest to demonstrate otherwise don’t because they can’t, and in the near future when humans return you’ll be able to see for yourself, unless you pretend that’s staged too…
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  387.  @ssuwandi3240 Farage wasn’t debanked, Coutts private bank for the elite discriminates by its very nature, he was offered a ‘lowly’ NatWest acc, however ‘man of the people’ turned up his nose a the prospect.
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  388. Gibberish
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  389. False, Robinson has categorically denied this, provide evidence if you wish to continue making the claim.
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  390. Keep dreaming Pootie-poot bot
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  391. The last word of your comment sums it up perfectly
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  392.  @thomasjosullivan9179 Poor attempt at guilt by association. Also it’s sirs for plural, sir’s is for possessive.
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  393.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  Six successful crewed missions to land on the moon over four years, all observed and tracked by the Chinese, French and most importantly the S.U., all of whom would have gleefully called out the Americans if they had staged it, yet they didn’t, as it self evidently wasn’t staged. What a surprise “James” cannot grasp the obvious.
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  394. Ah yes, voter suppression the tool of the incumbent and their chums. Get out and vote people!
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  395. Doubt the Tories are finished, they’ll be back after a long period in opposition, whereas Reform are a non starter, the Momentum of the right.
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  396.  @lee9650  Furlough
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  397. Prepare for disappointment
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  398.  @addermoth What an outlook…
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  399. Luna 25 dates back to the 1990s.
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  400. Trump wears more makeup and hairspray than Dolly Parton and swishes to YMCA.
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  401. Straw man claptrap.
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  402. OK Pootie poot bot.
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  403. What Argentina desperately needs is adults in-charge, leading a boring technocratic administration, who’ll calmly, rationally and strategically work through the underlying issues of the country’s problems, creating a pragmatic roadmap to gradually overcome them. The last thing it needs are the grandiose oversimplified populist ‘solutions’ from a bombastic showman, who’ll only compound the country’s woes, fuel greater grievances, finally pointing fingers and scapegoat as the country goes back to the IMF cap-in-hand…yet again.
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  404. There's nothing conservative about Trump or the MAGA movement
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  405.  @belkentens  Conspiracy lunatics soil themselves with every comment they make!
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  406.  @droneographytv8848  What has worked-out in my life has already done so, I’m past the age to be concerned about my future, rather I am for the youth and younger people who’ve been left out to dry by the omnishambolic government of the last 14 years.
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  407. Evidence?
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  408.  @Alx-h9g  ^ Case in point ^
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  409. Complete and utter claptrap
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  410. ПТН X̆ЛО
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  411. If you genuinely believe that, bet your house accordingly.
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  412.  @mansonnanson8294  I'm sure you did 🙄
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  413.  @dogpoofairy2517 I think both of them are unfit.
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  414. Doubted you complained when Johnson won his 80 seat majority despite a clear majority voting for other parties.
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  415. Micro button mushroom
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  416. You seem to be very preoccupied with people who have unseemly interests in children… perhaps you’re projecting?
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  417. Move to RU
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  418.  @mustafasabrii  ERDOGONE! 🎉🥳🎉
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  419.  @lucasfernandez888  Nurse!
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  420. You do realise he hasn’t won? He came second in the first round.
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  421.  @silondon9010  We shall see, my money is on 100+ seat Labour majority after the general election.
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  422. Ok Pootie poot bot
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  423. “I want that one”… (a few moments later) “I don’t like it”…
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  424. Always the way for Farage’s outfits
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  425.  @apebass2215  Cite the dates and locations.
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  426. Nice try Ivan
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  427.  @matthewbaynham6286 Self evidently yes.
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  428. EURO 4 petrol cars are compliant. You’re miss informed.
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  429.  @michaelrch Their lot are doing a fine job of making the US a failed state.
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  430.  @jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798  You have a very selective memory!
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  431.  @jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798  The Trump administration was omnishambolic from the get go, then its final 18 months were exceptionally chaotic and ruinous. This inflationary period would have occurred regardless of who was elected, the whole world has experienced it.
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  432. Projection
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  433. And what fate will that be?
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  434. “Jam for tomorrow”
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  435. The answers populists like Milei offer are grand, sweeping and vastly oversimplified. When they solve nothing, the populists don’t accept any responsibility, rather they point their fingers at the next scapegoat. The cycle of grievance continues and the problems of the countries they’ve afflicted are greatly compounded.
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  436. He’ll likely end up with an even larger bill for his Church of the Orange God congregants to pay.
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  437. I'd rather live next door to asylum seekers than those victimhood wallowing meat faced cows.
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  438. Manbaby throws himself the BIGLIEST little pity party where he and his cultists wallow in their permanent grievance together.
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  439.  @resiplayerz  What would be lost is international oversight, respect and standing. Enabling any government with a working majority to strip away rights (including yours) at their whim.
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  440.  @resiplayerz  ​ Absolute sovereignty is non existent. I don’t trust any government or any political party with fundamental human rights, nor did those who founded the CoE and created the EHCR. Human rights must be universal, people who are accused and even convicted of crimes must have equal protections regardless of their nature, less we descend into the realm of political ‘crimes’. Human rights are not to be toyed with or left to the whim of politicians.
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  441.  @resiplayerz  ​ Except in reality it isn’t absolutely sovereign, there are the separation of powers. Imagine if they didn’t exist, a government is elected with a large majority and a mandate to abolish the House of Lords, making parliament uniscerimonal. It then enacts primary legislation making it the government in perpetuity, ending democracy. If it were truly absolutely sovereign it could do so, however with the separation of powers the courts could at least attempt to prevent it from doing so. Also there’s Royal assent which enables the sovereign to refuse to sign acts of parliament into law both on their own volition and on the advice of the administration.
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  442.  @faithingod5533  State broadcasters are under direct government control, public broadcasters are not. Also funding is the primary point of this thread….
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  443.  @faithingod5533 ’Public Broadcast’ you said it yourself….
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  444. ⁠ @faithingod5533 Your case is meritless and such has been dismissed…
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  445. Or in really Trump facing the consequences off his own actions
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  446. Prepare for bitter disappointment.
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  447. Farage will never be PM and they'll never have more than a few MPs.
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  448. They were far happier under the Screaming Me Me.
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  449.  @loicrose1826  They thought they could just annex UA under than Manbaby and he would have almost certainly let them.
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  450.  @BeatMyPete2001  Keep sending your last pennies to your grifting orange god.
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  451.  @youtubeenjoyer1743 Thanks for the info…….
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  452.  @imperatorvespasian3125 Spotted the RU / VP apologist.
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  453. "I don't want to be racist... but.... seeing brown people makes me feel that way.... I'm a victim!"
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  454. As part of ESA providing the propulsion and life support module for NASA’s Orion spacecraft. It’s an international cooperation, like the ISS.
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  455. Rioters "It's everyone else's fault, I'm an omnivictim".
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  456. They couldn't even point to it on a map.
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  457.  @societyisscaredofmasculine8546  Trump has taken all his boosters yet you still worship him.
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  458.  @SA-ff9uc Well they evidently do and despite all the prophecies of doom, the Eurozone is still here, functioning well and acting as a reserve currency.
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  459. Real thief more like
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  460. Populist claptrap
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  461. Been asleep for the last 27 years? Everything that’s even remotely under government influence has gotten significantly worse during the last 14 years.
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  462. New housing is already tiny and on top of each other.
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  463. Four indictments, eighty-eight felony charges, thirty-four guilty counts [thus far] and three up coming trials.
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  464.  @Thetruthwillsetyoufreee Ok non sequitur writer. 👍🏻
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  465.  @Thetruthwillsetyoufreee That’s delightful, especially enjoyed the SHOUTED attribution… 👍🏻
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  466. Nurse!
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  467. You have profound misunderstanding of the refugee convention.
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  468. OK Pootie poot bot
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  469.  @pedrothewise2584  Perfect description of your comments.
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  470.  @thandisilec835  A dictators club [largely], also includes Spain according to Trump 🤪.
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  471. How will the Putler apologists blame this on the west?..
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  472.  @truckerfromreno  Yeah because no-one needs human rights do they.... Also The refugee convention is a UN matter, not the Council of Europe (which oversees the ECHR). Would you have the UK leave the UN too?
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  473.  @ivorleak8823 ​​⁠Vance went from someone opposed to Trump to going along with everything he says. Yesman personified.
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  474.  @giulianagianna  Yet even the Republican House “impeachment inquiry” admit they have zero evidence.
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  475.  @URBeingLiedTo  False, bot accounts can be of any age and bots need not know they’re bots, rather can merely repeat Pootie-poot talking points willingly and obliviously.
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  476.  @LiterallyPluto That alone isn’t evidence of bot activity, the Op’s talking points, username and avatar all are.
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  477. Trump’s plan = me, myself and I.
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  478. We will not be divided by reactionaries.
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  479. What do you know of the British people? Just another RU bot.
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  480.  @nerdydrew6818 Good, I’m all for accountability, nothing should be brushed under the carpet and/or kept as leverage [a Tory whips office tactic]. As for the candidate’s innocuous choice of flag, it’s quite a reach to attempt to use that as a reflection on the Party leader.
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  481.  @suecharnock9369 Compare and contrast spending, revenues, growth and debt as a percentage of GDP of that between 1997 and 2010 vs 2010 to today, perhaps then you’ll change your rhetoric.
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  482.  @rockydudequasardude  There's no possibility of choice for natural monopolies. Local authorities [councils] receive revenue primarily from government grants and business rates both of which are set by national government, it's little wonder why specifically labour councils have greater financial difficulties when this Tory government makes no secret of defunding them. Not taking water back into public ownership was a mistake of the previous labour administration, doing so would have been far cheaper then. As for the conflict, the British reasoning was one of faulty intelligence it should also be noted that a greater percentage of Tory MPs voted for it than Labour ones. Thatcher was free to say anything she wished within the limits of the law.
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  483.  @jab-gn3sw  Except their numbers will grow whereas the Tories will drop like a lead balloon, with good reason.
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  484.  @jab-gn3sw  The country was in an infinitely state under Blair and Brown, than under the subsequent five Tory PMs.
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  485. Still blaming the EU... tragic!
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  486.  @emmabrooker166 These people don’t know their arrises from their elbows.
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  487.  @motorhead4870 Nope just postponed due to Putler’s misadventure, UA’s president was democratically elected, unlike your ‘Dear Leader’.
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  488.  @tanyak9349  Risible nonsense yet again.
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  489.  @pauldean8638 What are you yammering on about?
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  490.  @elenadunn15 Word salad.
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  491.  @tarqu1no39 Only the pro Putler ones, but you already knew that.
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  492. @LynStrawford He’s the very definition, along with Mad King Donald.
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  493. If we’ve learned anything from UA it’s don’t OVERESTIMATE RU.
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  494. They honestly think they’re being subtle, they genuinely assume everyone thinks as they’ve been programmed.
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  495. It was just a performatively cruel gimmick.
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  496. You self evidently have zero knowledge or understanding of Ch4’s funding model…
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  497. Musk would have to pay someone to take it off his hands now!
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  498. Evidence?
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  499.  @fatroberto3012  Can imagine American diesel engines not complying with European emissions standards [though VW itself got in trouble with that not too long ago].
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  500.  @sirchadiusmaximusiii Clearly have no idea how the alliance works or is funded.
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  501. Today’s RU fails at everything
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  502.  @amancalledjim5382 Best at whinging and parting fools from their money. Everything else, not so much.
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  503. Change the record 🙄
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  504. And the moon is made of out cheese… /s
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  505. Cry harder Ivan
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  506. Gibberish
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  507.  @Celticsamuraiblue ​​⁠​​⁠With the SNP implosion Scottish independence is further off than ever, also Scotland rejoining the EU without England and Wales is a pipedream. Economic chaos and a hard border would entail otherwise, no amount of [Bexiteer equivalent] cakeism and unicornism can change that.
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  508.  @Celticsamuraiblue  I don’t know if you’re serious or just (attempting] trolling, however if there is desperation, it’s from those who’re clinging to the notion of independence, it’s as far away as ever, its opportunity and will have passed.
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  509. Salmond was just another narcissist, almost as bad as Farage.
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  510.  @helentyrer3298  RFK Jr is is 🤪
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  511.  @V12F1Demon Undilute claptrap
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  512.  @ravsuma1214  Jesus is largely or entirely a fictional character
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  513.  @VSM101  There are no gods singular or plural.
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  514.  @ravsuma1214 The burden of proof lies upon the believers
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  515. Trump’s faults are innumerable
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  516. Keep dreaming!
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  517.  @abhi739  It’s not a solution and it wouldn’t work, rather it would significantly compound our problems and make us look absolutely desperate.
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  518. Send Johnson to go live with Trump in GITMO
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  519. Britain's equivalent of the MAGA fruitcake party.
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  520. Only disposable vapes are being banned
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  521. Yeah and the earth is flat… 🙄
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  522. Go Trump !... Straight to GITMO... Forever!
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  523. Wrong, it’s for RU to pack up and leave UA.
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  524.  @juliegwilliam8503 People don’t take shouty folk seriously, more often than not just walk in the opposite direction.
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  525. It’s not myth it’s factual being published by the heritage foundation.
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  526. That old chestnut…
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  527. There’s no possible justification for that officer’s actions
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  528. Correction: IvanlivesintheoblastofMurmansk
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  529.  @andrewpinkham9904  Get people riled up, tell them they won’t have a country etc, then at the very end say “peacefully” for so-called plausibility deniability, it’s transparent. Only you lot pretend otherwise.
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  530.  @andrewpinkham9904  We’ll see the outcome of the trial, assuming he gets away with count 3 (despite being guilty as sin), counts 1, 2 and 4 are not related to riling people or any other form of “free speech”. Good luck trying to sweep those away.
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  531.  @jessiegleaves9037  No it's not and I'm not certain if any of those things can legitimately be described as 'far left'.
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  532. You forgot to add irreligion
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  533.  @flyinghigh2701  Those who’re genuinely throwing this country away are those who’re ruining our values, reputation and standing.
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  534. Trump's "peace" would be the end of UA with it being in complete control of RU.
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  535. Q: “What’s fuelling the protests” A: The government who've taken-on the mantle of the BNP, dirty money from certain unfriendly countries (you know the ones I mean) funding the extremist groups, and the unfriendly countries' (you know what) farms.
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  536.  @dattatrayalimaye2756 The 1970s right wing Junta and every government since from the left and the right. However populism is not the answer, it will only compound Argentina’s woes.
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  537. Disband RU.
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  538. Oh look, another dinghy spotter.. bless... 🙄
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  539. To the likes of Pootie-poot, Kim and Church of the Orange God congregants
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  540. Poor delusional Trumpcultist
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  541. Fortunately that's never going to happen.
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  542. One issue is far easier to control than the other.
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  543. A full house on fruitcake buzzword bingo! Well done.
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  544. Trump's skin is so thin it's transparent, that's why he cakes-on the orange makeup.
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  545. "World Beating".... inflation.... hooray....
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  546. Dressing room, E Jean Carroll, Court, TV. You get them in order, you get extra points.
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  547.  @lucasfernandez888  If you think Trump can deliver cheap food and gas prepare for disappointment now
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  548. It’s a surgical mask and you’re presuming his reasoning without any evidence. Could be a multitude of things behind placing it on there, first thing that comes to my mind is it acting as a makeshift pop-guard and/or mesh, making do with something so low cost and ubiquitous is obviously far cheaper than replacing or properly repairing a damaged microphone.
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  549.  @zoom777  Yet we’re to believe he only hires the best, yet five minutes later they were gone and denouncing him.
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  550. Launching an unmanned probe in the works since the 1990s on a 1960s launch vehicle. The UK as part of ESA has launched numerous interplanetary probes in recent years and is developing modem reusable launch vehicles.
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  551. The Talibangicals went too far and now have lost, woman's rights will soon be restored nationwide.
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  552. Incorrect in every respect. This is a civil case, the UK doesn’t have a legal system. England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland have their own systems, and in at least England and Wales where trials have over 10 jurors, majority verdicts are acceptable.
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  553.  @spudspuddy  Change the record. 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️
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  554. 1. France isn't "exporting" anyone, they take far far greater numbers. 2. Leaving a country isn't prohibited by international law.
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  555. Never mind. OAN will tell you what you want to hear.
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  556.  @spudspuddy That’s not my ethnicity Pootie-poot bot
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  557. Good, let hope this is only the beginning of RU’s criminals meeting their fate.
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  558.  @Bob-t8l Ok Pootie-poot bot 🙄
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  559. No he’d be called a left winger, radical leftist, left wing populist, and/or a Marxist depending on the outlet. The EU is and always has been a profoundly capitalistic organisation, certainly to the right of centre, with its primary economic pillar the Single Market being largely a product of the Thatcher administration. Also the EU didn’t even technically exist until 1992, so what Corbyn may or may not have said 40 years ago would have been in regard to the EC rather than EU.
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  560. If you want the Tories to retain their seats that's a fantastic idea... if you want them flung out on their sorry arrises not so much...
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  561. All gods including allah are mere figments of human imagination.
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  562. Brexit and 13 years of Tory omnishambles.
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  563.  @gamble-y9r  Evidence?
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  564.  @theancientsancients1769  Abject nonsense.
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  565.  @ianc7866  Honda left the UK as they could produce the vehicles in Japan and export them both to UK and EU, without the EU component origin tariffs they would have eventually faced if production had remained in the UK.
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  566.  @ianc7866  You answered your own question in your question… They don’t need to, the cost of creating new plants and training new staff in the EU is greater than using / expanding existing ones in Japan. Also the benefit of remaining in the UK as a beachhead to the EU27 is gone due to Brexit. If it had not been for Brexit, retaining existing staff and facilities in the UK likely would have been the least costly option.
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  567.  @ianc7866  It should be noted that the EU Japan trade agreement was negotiated and agreed post the referendum, had the UK not decided to leave the EU it could have protected the UK’s automotive industry interests in the negotiation process, but it threw its say and its interests away.
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  568.  @ianc7866  Ian you brought Honda into this, why I don’t know, you’ve not taken this anywhere useful or aided your arguments by doing so, rather dug a pointless rabbit hole.
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  569.  @Woodzta  It's not his company, he is freelance, the impartiality policies do not apply to him off air, he has nothing to correct and won't.
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  570.  @Woodzta  The controversy is confected for the political expediency of this government. There are self evident double standards in the BBC’s ill judged reaction which will be resolved in the coming days.
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  571. Hence why he was poisoned, imprisoned and then this… You’re convincing no-one Ivan.
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  572. ⁠ @UNIVERSAL-UR  I have a stalker, how quaint.
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  573. True, they should be called extreme right.
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  574.  @donpettitwedestroyedtheapo6488 ​⁠’Irrefutable evidence’ that’s no doubt akin to the ’irrefutable evidence’ the flat Eathers trot out.
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  575. Prepare yourself for a very, very long wait….
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  576. Mushroomed and orange squashed
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  577. No, his parents were
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  578.  @redpillreset1741  Risible nonsense.
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  579. Biden will be gone by the end of the month
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  580. Of course Fox ‘News’ has a complete off its hinges meltdown. 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  581.  @titteryenot4524  Yep
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  582.  @jackjones1249  The metrics speak for themselves.
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  583. I can't wait for the Pootie-poot equivalent of the 2004 Downfall movie!
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  584.  @TheUberkunt A whole lot of guff.
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  585.  @TheUberkunt  The methods of ending hyperinflation are tried and tested, multi faceted and unfortunately painful, “chainsaws to government” is not one of them. To put it very basically, the following are initially used: * Shoring-up the national currency via increased reserves of foreign reserve currencies, holdings of gold. * Redenomination. * Not taking any further foreign currency loans, only accepting those in the denominated in the national currency. * Placing protectionist tariffs on imported goods to reduce demand and to reduce trade deficit. * Aiding exporters and placing currency controls upon them. * International bailouts and foreign debt restructuring (if available). By the time hyperinflation has set it, simple monetary and fiscal reforms such a reduction of government spending, interest rate rises and tax reform solve nothing. The underlying issues must be dealt with. Populism isn’t what’s popular with the electorate, it’s big promises with simple solutions, it’s divisive, grievance and scapegoating politics. Usually claiming the reasons people’s lives are not as they desire is because of group / institution / issue x, milk and honey are just over the horizon, x is the sole / primary impediment. It’s a nonsense, reality is complex and difficult, there are no easy answers or solutions, sustainable change is slow. Pretending otherwise only leads to further grievance. No candidate standing will solve Argentina’s problems, however only one will make the situation far worse. Milei is by far the greatest of the three evils on offer.
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  586. Pootie’s bots are on this like flies on muck
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  587.  @-Astro-- Poor effort Pootie bot
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  588. Putlerite
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  589. Care to give examples?
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  590.  @Scot-Tube Well there’s already been one referendum on the subject within the last 10 years, you can’t have one after every general election…
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  591. So FJB Trump is a no nothing buffoon who would ignore that axiom to prove that he’s a bigly little manbaby…
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  592.  @John-c4r1o ”It’s everyone else’s fault 😭”
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  593.  @byblispersephone2.094  Not on this planet
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  594.  @Joey-ct8bm What aspect of the second amendment?
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  595. With all the extremely serious problems this country faces, this omnishambolic government puts all its focus on dinghies… Roll on the general election!
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  596. OK Pootie-poot bot.
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  597. Defund your universal credit.
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  598. Wouldn’t count on that regardless
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  599. The two are not mutually exclusive, also having a stance which favours banning abortion is hardly libertarian is it… quite the opposite…
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  600. Or more likely a total economic meltdown followed by a period of authoritarianism, distractions, turmoil and scapegoating, then ultimately going cap in hand to the IMF… yet again…
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  601.  @beefymario88  He looks like a sulking tantrumping child.
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  602. Reform did worse than Sunack’s conservatives.
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  603.  @raymondwalsh7957 If there’s evidence of Biden’s wrong doing present it, even the Republican House admit they have absolutely none.
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  604. @@user-ud8gy8bz2zYou know who’s take every dose? Your orange god.
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  605. No it’s a stupid gimmick, weaponising hatred and fear from a desperate and flailing administration.
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  606. Grow-up
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  607. Had the government not let the backlog reach such enormous levels, they wouldn’t need to be housed there. Also the government has created the conditions for these people’s destitution. Blame the government not desperate people regardless of whom they are.
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  608.  @humourless682 ​​⁠​⁠​⁠Absolute nonsense, an overwhelming majority work when they’re allowed to by the system. Regarding your anecdote of some people with apparently expensive trainers (that could obviously be counterfeit), how would you identify them as being recent boat arrivals, rather than those who’ve been here for some time and are in work? Only the ones who have some money are able to flee and make the journey, the poorest are left behind or in squalid camps in neighbouring counties. This no documents issue has been dealt with umpteen times, first off if you’re fleeing somewhere on short notice or an oppressive regime, do you return home to retrieve your passport, or do you leave it especially if you’re fleeing state persecution. Also those who have documents when they reach boats are told to dispose of them, are they to argue and risk being left behind?
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  609.  @humourless682  The 45% claim is false. I didn’t make any prior claims about Albania, or even that people were necessarily fleeing conflict, on the contrary I cited persecution. If the system were functional, as it was in the first decade of this century, those without valid claims would be swiftly denied. Again there were a greater number of arrivals in the first decade of this century, than there are now. Almost all continental countries take a far greater number as a percentage of their populations than the UK. Blame the government for their failures, not the people arriving. Also you profoundly overestimate the comparative cost of migration to the exchequer, the spending of which is absolutely tiny compared to the budget as a whole and will remain so. It’s fantastical to believe its costs at a personal level are even noticeable, unless you’re extremely wealthy and pay an a truly exceptional amount of tax per annum.
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  610.  @humourless682 The 45% figure has been debunked, the percentage of Albanian irregular arrivals in 2022 was 26%, since then a return agreement has been reached with Albania. The refugee convention clearly states refuge can be sought in any country. France takes a far greater number than the UK and the UK has to pull its weight. Assuming £15m is correct, it multiplied by 365 is a little under £5.5bn. UK annual budget is just shy of £1.2tn, less than half of one percent. During Rishi Sunaks time as Chancellor of the Exchequer during the disastrous Johnson administration, he failed to insure UK debt against interest rate rises, this has added 11bn PA (more than double that of housing arrivals in hotels), thus 1% of the annual budget, this is an ongoing cost, that will last indefinitely. Again blame the government for the hotel costs, between 1997 and 2010 despite a greater number of arrivals were they routinely housed in hotels (answer is no). I am a UK Italian dual national, bar far the greatest problems Italy is facing is the far right populist Fratelli d'Italia led government. Arrivals are not a serious concern in my experience, they provide a useful workforce and have been present throughout my near 50 year life.
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  611. Short answer: No Long answer: Nope
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  612. Tell us who won the last election, who didn't and what that makes him.
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  613.  @danielwhyatt3278 ESA and JAXA are cooperating with NASA. ESA are producing the propulsion and life support modules for NASA’s Orion spacecraft, though if SpaceX’s Starship proves itself to be successful and reliable, Orion and SLS may be retired early.
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  614.  @imperator791 The UK doesn’t need its own “rockets” despite successfully developing our own in the 1960s & 70s. The UK cooperates with other European countries via ESA, providing mutual access to space and an exploration programme with funding only second to NASA’s.
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  615.  @agungprasetyo2665 Gibberish
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  616.  @appletree6741  Yes, R.U. has ruined itself. Even when the ‘operation’ is over, it will spend decades shunned and isolated, there’s no easy way back into the international community for it now.
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  617.  @edwardwongiii2229  Doubtful for much longer, the tide is heading eastwards.
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  618.  @infinitetk4165  Angara-5’s payload capacity is no greater than the Proton it is replacing, it is not suitable for crewed Lunar missions, a super heavy lift vehicle is required for that.
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  619.  @Yair44  Nothing to do with sleep, rather reality
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  620.  @Philosophfromthewomb You’ve made that claptrap copypasta comment umpteen times.
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  621.  @Елена-г4о2у  The tide has turned eastwards and will soon wash the trash away.
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  622.  @Елена-г4о2у  R.U. has to beg Iran and N.K. for more weapons. What a joke it has become.
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  623.  @Елена-г4о2у  Yeah I’m sure they are…
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  624. Both were fair and no-one is above the law.
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  625. She was a very troubled soul
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  626. Stop gas lighting, the videos of the rioters crushing Capitol police during their break in are available for all to see.
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  627. That’s nonsense and easy for you to fact-check yourself, stop spreading claptrap from Facebook memes.
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  628.  @roycampbell5605 It’s not the reason they get benefits. Again this is a fact you can quickly and easily check for yourself.
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  629. ⁠ @roycampbell5605 There were two acts of parliament one in 1948 and the other in 1999 which provided the access to benefits to those who had no legal right to reside in the UK. Both obviously predate 2003…
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  630.  @roycampbell5605 ​⁠​⁠Also do you know what financial assistance irregular arrivals are entitled to? £9.58 per week… a MASSIVE incentive…
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  631.  @roycampbell5605 Incorrect, it was to prevent the Home Secretary from unilaterally stripping the pre existing right from the 1948 and 1999 acts, at the whim of the home secretary from arrivals whom they deemed unworthy. That was illegal and thus the courts stuck down that provision.
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  632.  @roycampbell5605 Also follow your own advice!
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  633.  @roycampbell5605 Keep flogging that expired horse 🙄
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  634.  @MyName-cw4yr  Not to Rwanda. 🙄
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  635.  @Tibs562  It is any, they lad is a Christian born in the UK, yet the reactionaries go after Mosques. 🤦‍♂
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  636. Get a grip
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  637. FVP
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  638. Marjorie Taylor Greene represents the right perfectly
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  639.  @BeastFan538  You make zero sense…
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  640.  @jfm148 Selective memory? What preceded and occurred between those dates? Did those rightwing juntas provide Argentina with a well functioning economy or society? Did they not experience hyperinflation too?
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  641.  @GavinGas No doubt a great many in destitution have, esp over the winter months.
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  642.  @zytoses9223 Nonsense, an overwhelming majority work once they’re allowed to by the system. They should be allowed to work before they’re given the right to remain, would be an economic win win.
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  643.  @djlewis5149 Or the government could cover the costs as they used to for the over 75s. Anything to blame the BBC….
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  644.  @Extremegaz25 First off no one is being housed in 4 star hotels, the buildings may have been 4 star hotels in the past, but today they’re mere hostels at best. Second if this omnishambolic government hadn’t allowed the system to collapse and the backlog to reach such enormous levels, no-one would need to be housed in any form of hotel. There were more arrivals in the first decade of this century, were we housing people in hotels then? No, the system functioned. Blame the Tories and their thirteen calamitous years in power.
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  645.  @Willow-p3s  Millions of dollars are mere rounding errors in comparison to the 6+ trillion federal budget. This whole four star hotel rhetorical guff has spread to the US too, how predictably disappointing. Correction: “5 star”… Americans always have to notch the nonsense up-to the maximum.
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  646.  @thinkdeeperdeeper3147 There’s no reason we can’t do both, and the cost of aiding UA is tiny in comparison.
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  647. Total misrepresentation
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  648. P A can F O
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  649.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  P A can't even tie their own shoelaces.
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  650. Not a chance
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  651.  @Professor-Scientist  Slightly low turn out and multi way split
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  652.  @sheffieldzamo7444 No such thing as a super majority in our system. People are reading way too much into the result. Turnout was low, pretty much everyone knew the outcome was a forgone conclusion. There was a high degree of tactical voting to unseat Tory candidates. The only voters that really turned out in their droves were those who favoured Reform and Greens as their first choice. I support changes to the electoral system, moving to a ranked choice system which preserves individual constituency MPs, but certainly not a party list PR system. However FPTP will remain at-least until we have another coalition government.
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  653.  @davyroberts6019 Another fantasist
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  654.  @alanrobertson9790  Oh the irony!
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  655. Six successful American crewed missions to land on the moon over four years, all observed and tracked by the Chinese, French and most importantly the S.U., all of whom would have gleefully called out the Americans if they had staged it, yet they didn’t, as clearly it wasn’t staged.
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  656.  @wren2900  The cost of rebuilding a Saturn V launch vehicle today without the tooling and the experienced engineers would be as great, if not greater than designing and building a modern one almost from scratch, which is what they’ve done with SLS and Orion. You have to be very misinformed to believe they haven’t been there.
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  657.  @wren2900  Absolute nonsense. The cost of developing the Saturn V alone was over $50bn adjusted for inflation, whereas the cost of developing the SLS has been little over $12bn. NASA has a finite budget, it’s not the US military which is a money pit, and NASA’s launch vehicles are not export products.
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  658. Trump is a fifth columnist
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  659.  @ssuwandi3240  Nonsense, he was offered an account by NatWest. He just felt entitled to a Coutts acc, however he nor anyone is.
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  660. Libertarianism originated from the left, however today it is not the preserve of the left, branches of libertarianism exist throughout the political spectrum.
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  661. Nurse!
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  662.  @Neagnosis Thanks for the laugh 🤣🤦🏻‍♂️
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  663.  @Countrymusic111 So-called ‘Reform’ PLC represent Putler’s interests and values.
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  664. Not going to happen
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  665.  @thomasjosullivan9179 You don’t need a monarch to grant knighthoods (Sir / Dame)…. France is a republic and grants the honour of Chevalier (knight) in its ‘Legion of Honor’ decoration system.
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  666.  @thomasjosullivan9179  The Republic of Ireland has awards and honours: Aosdána / Saoi, Comhairle na Míre Gaile, and Gaisce amongst others. Ego isn't an acronym, each letter doesn't need to be capitalised.
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  667.  @thomasjosullivan9179  That’s called special pleading. Knighthoods are granted for distinguished service, as is Saoi (for the arts).
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  668.  @thomasjosullivan9179 His was for his charitable work, what should have made him ineligible was unbeknownst to those who granted his knighthood (the then PM Thatcher and Queen Elizabeth the second). Also entirely false, you attempted create guilt by association, by linking him to Starmer simply for both having knighthoods, then went on to pretend knighthoods / honours were only granted by monarchies and that the Republic of Ireland doesn’t, all of which are incorrect and demonstrably false.
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  669.  @jastat  VAT on private education isn’t a ‘stealth tax’, it’s entirely in the open. Private education is a luxury and a privilege, it should be taxed as such.
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  670. Church of the Orange God desperation.
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  671. You know this how? Do you stop all the trucks you see and ask to see their ID?
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  672. What a surprise, “James” denies reality…
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  673.  @user1qaz2wsx3edc That’s incorrect.
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  674.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx What a bizarre non sequitur, you appear to be very confused.
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  675.  @Philosophfromthewomb Absolute guff.
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  676. and Farage running off to his bus.
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  677. 🥱🥱🥱🥱
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  678.  @Celticsamuraiblue Quite unlikely, the SNP are a busted flush, Scottish Greens an also ran and Alba a nonstarter.
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  679.  @dave710  He’s stood for election as an MP seven times already, how popular can he really be.
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  680.  @Nora......... Will he inspire the electorate of a single constituency to elect a Reform candidate? My money’s on a big NO.
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  681. ⁠​⁠ @Nora......... Gladly, how much do you have to bet? Absolute best Reform can hope for in Wellingborough is a fairly distant 3rd place.
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  682. ⁠ @Nora.........  I’m back and what was the result for reform in Wellingborough? A very distant third place!
    1
  683. The list should be flushed down the nearest toilet joining Truss’ legacy.
    1
  684. It's you're
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  685. Nonsense
    1
  686. It’s an unmanned probe, at this rate R.U. won’t put boots on lunar soil in this century.
    1
  687.  @andrewjg_  It won’t be me who’s doing so on the 5th of July, rather it’ll be those he believe Reform will win the election or enough seats to form the opposition. 😘
    1
  688. Populists are always big on promises and dreadful at delivery… then comes the scapegoating…. as some minority group needs to take the blame…
    1
  689. You’re only kidding yourself
    1
  690. Sore Erdogancultsts rioting because their dear leader loses BIGLY! Sad!
    1
  691. Correction: Not voting tactically let’s the Tories (stay) in.
    1
  692. Brexit is an unmitigated failure
    1
  693. The 2016 result was within the polling margin of error. Polling methodology has been amended with every election since, however it can never be perfect.
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  694. SO C O W A R D L Y THEY AREN’T TREATENED BY A BALLOON !
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  695. Prepare for disappointment
    1
  696. The whole country is in need of more housing, in particular more affordable ones.
    1
  697. Change the record
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  698. Stop shouting
    1
  699. The US is teetering on the edge of becoming a failed state, almost certainly will be if Trump is re-elected, perhaps even if Biden is, given how the Trumpists reacted after the 2020 election.
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  700. OK Pootie-poot bot
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  701.  @50_Pence You first Pootie poot bot
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  702.  @amirraza7706 You first pootie poot bot, it’s your dear leader’s responsibility for the higher fuel bills.
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  703.  @kevinbillows432  Another pootie poot bot, bless.
    1
  704.  @chairmakerPete  Automated trains are already common throughout the developed world, in particular in light rail / mass transit.
    1
  705. Change the record
    1
  706. What Greece had to do is incompatible to the actions of this wreaking-ball.
    1
  707.  @READYTEDDYBEAR  Yet another one who didn’t read Gary’s tweet or are wilfully misrepresenting it. 🤦🏻‍♂️
    1
  708. It always was, as with UKIP and the so-called Brexit Party.
    1
  709. At getting dafties to vote for him.
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  710. Or better yet help them put their Daily Expresses and Mails straight in the bin.
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  711.  @deanj-up There’s no such evidence, that’s why it’s gaslighting.
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  712.  @deanj-up  Then provide it.
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  713. "Third world" is really misunderstood and misused, it has nothing to do with economic and human development. The first, second and third worlds refers to Cold War allegiances, First = American / NATO, Second = Soviet / Warsaw Pact, Third = Unaligned. Switzerland is literally a "third world country".
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  714. 215 kg
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  715. 🥱🥱🥱
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  716. Luckily for Trump all gods are a mere figment of the human imagination.
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  717. Nurse!
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  718. Still with this “lawfare” narrative nonsense 🙄 The idea Trump wasn’t going to be the nominee if Biden had dropped out earlier is ridiculous, Trump is today’s Republic party and registered republicans worship their mango messiah.
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  719. These protesting women are bad as the Qcultists.
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  720. Mr Blake is in need of a brassiere.
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  721. Calm down
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  722.  @unitedkingdomoffiveeyes9765 You’re the one screeching over confected concerns.
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  723.  @YO-qz2nb  Undiluted nonsense
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  724. What caused it is far right reactionaries.
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  725. Braverman is an extremist racist.
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  726. ПТН X̆ЛО
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  727. Fifth columnist Farage
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  728. Erdogone… straight to prison.
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  729. This is an opinion panel discussion, not news.
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  730. “Peace and prosperity” under Trump? Republicans have very selective memories!
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  731. Go hide under a rock
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  732.  @alanmckay7040 Traitors support Farage, who named Putler as the world leader he admires the most and follows Mad King Donald around like a puppy.
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  733.  @RodChampers  Change the record.
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  734.  @RodChampers  That old chestnut is beyond stale.
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  735. He’s absolutely desperate, what a shower!
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  736.  @Woke_Invaders It demonstrates special pleading
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  737.  @Woke_Invaders If we had an alternative electoral system you wouldn’t have had the EU referendum or Johnson.
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  738.  @Woke_Invaders It demonstrates special pleading as people moaning about the electoral system now didn’t when it suited them.
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  739. John Dall = Shouty dafty
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  740. Sh— in sh— out
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  741. Is Farage interfering too?
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  742.  @damianbutterworth2434  Learn to spell.
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  743. Biden’s in office specifically because he isn’t Trump
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  744. “He’s not the messiah, he’s a very naughty boy!” Joking aside, he really isn’t a saviour, inevitably as with all populist administrations, he will fail, blaming everything and everyone else, leading to yet more grievances and resentment.
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  745. No
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  746. You don't like what you're hearing therefore 'BS propaganda'. Got it.
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  747. It is an outright lie and should be called out as such.
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  748. Perhaps when his big promises inevitably remain undelivered, like all populists he’ll attempt the distraction technique… by turning the attention to the Falklands….
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  749. Perhaps he is of that lineage, the ratlines lead to Argentina…
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  750. Filling his diaper.
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  751. Has he been pardoned yet?
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  752.  @clickrick  I know.
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  753.  @PutinshouldfundBLM-jq4ov  Have you not seen Trumpcultists?
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  754. You’re another one who self evidently knows very little of what they write….
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  755. I can't wait for all the Trumpian whinging from fifth columnist Farage and his worshipers come the 5th of July!
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  756. If you honestly believe Trumps election is a sure thing bet your house on the outcome
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  757.  @lucasfernandez888  ‘I don’t want word salad’ but also ‘give me more of the word salad I like”.
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  758. It’s spelled peace, ask your handlers for additional English language training.
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  759.  @-Astro-- Well past your bedtime in St Petersburg 🥱
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  760. ​ @shonabeggs4640  In principle I have no problem with outsourcing prison places for violent offenders.
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  761.  @catcoffee7958  They should have considered the consequences of their actions, before carrying them out
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  762.  @jmcc2275  False, I've voted for Labour, Lib Dem, Green, Conservative and Independent candidates over the last 30 odd years, plus 'Yes' to AV in 2011 and 'No' to Brexit in 2016. Have absolutely no party political affiliation.
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  763.  @vklnew9824  Follow your own advice Pootie-poot bot.
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  764. The BIGLIEST embarrassment the developed world ever elected (even though he lost the popular vote... TWICE!)
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  765. Really? Crime figures speak for themselves.
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  766.  @roverboat2503 The primary are sources Farage’s fellow contemporary Winchester pupils, his teachers and his house master’s accounts to various national newspapers over numerous years, all of which are easily found. Farage has never denied their accounts, despite them repeatedly put to him.
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  767.  @roverboat2503 The NF symbol is a capital letter N with the two horizontal lines of a capital F transposed onto the latter vertical line of the N.
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  768.  @ScruffyTubbles  True
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  769. Do non-"msm" outlets not have their own agenda?
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  770.  @Jerry21238  "Truth" or in other words what panders to your pre held beliefs....
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  771.  @mustafasabrii  ERDOGAN 🤮
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  772. The US has zero influence over EU membership.
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  773. Attention Church of the Orange God congregants, Kamala is going to WIN!!
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  774. Correction, reactionaries exploited the tragedy to incite rioting and seed division.
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  775.  @lucasfernandez888  Utterly clueless, we had 14 years of chaotic and ruinous Conservative governance, to try the blame the incumbent Labour administration after they’ve been in office for a mere 8 months and/or to have expected them to have resolved the issues in such a period is beyond risible.
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  776. If the jackboot fits.
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  777. Paul your plan makes Trussonomics sound eminently sensible…
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  778. Once Farage finishes counting the money he's parted from the credulous conference goers, he'll be on the first plane to America.
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  779. Stick to Church of the Orange God sermons.
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  780. You can only speak for yourself and people crossing the channel in small boats are refugees until proven otherwise
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  781.  @antiwoke6888  Twice as many babies are born than migrants enter. Add that to your blame the migrants figures.
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  782. You’re convincing no-one Putler apologist.
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  783.  @Lawrence4000-s3k  Have checked Tesla sales figures, down between 40 and 60% across Europe. Likely to fall even further.
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  784.  @Lawrence4000-s3k  Tesla 3 removed the stalks, even without Musk it would still turn off European buyers.
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  785.  @Lawrence4000-s3k  Other brand’s sales haven’t fallen anywhere near 40-60%, it’s all on Musk. Regardless 20th century precedent, I don’t think there’s any coming back from this for Tesla, irreparable brand damage has occurred.
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  786.  @Lawrence4000-s3k The bad outweighs the good enormously now. Doesn’t matter how good a product is if no one wants it. The people now most pleased by his actions are those most opposed to EVs in their entirety.
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  787. Try crawling out of your victimhood wallow.
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  788. More fairy tales.
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  789. What have the BNP got to do with this?
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  790.  @sargon4451  Who cares what that rabble thought, I’m just glad they’re a total irrelevance today. Blame thirteen years of Tory omnishambles, however if the BNP had been in power no doubt things would have been even worse.
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  791. A TLDR rant which is irrelevant to this video
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  792. Change the record 🥱🙄
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  793. Always with false whataboutery with you Putler apologists
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  794. ПТН X̆ЛО
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  795.  @silondon9010 It doesn’t matter if they like Starmer or not, the Red Wall will almost certainly return Labour MPs after the next general election, returning it to its traditional Red status.
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  796. Nadine Dorris has never seen a bottle of gin she wouldn’t guzzle neat.
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  797. Tiny 🍊🍄
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  798. It’s already been reported by Sky that he’ll be back in the coming days and will be allowed to tweet as he wishes.
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  799. Farage is chief amongst them as his Parliamentary disclosure demonstrate.
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  800. The tinpot dictator Erdogan is 69, re-electing him again is what’s stupid.
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  801.  @チェリーブラッサム-z9q Because he’s completely lost it.
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  802. FVP
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  803.  @farzana6676  US oil production is the highest its ever been, the US is the largest oil producer in the world today. Whereas under Trump it fell, you cannot blame events for the fall under Trump and then blame Biden for the consequences of the fall. You cannot have your cake and eat it too.
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  804. Defeat the Manbaby-in-Chief… BIGLY!
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  805. How many wars did Biden start?
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  806. Schoolboy sloganeering
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  807. Watch something else then.
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  808. You sound rational…
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  809. Your mother will no doubt be delighted that you're finally out of the house.
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  810.  @paulwood6048  I'm sure she is...
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  811.  @andrewjg_  Yet the shoe fits for Reform, the information coming forward of their candidates is proof positive.
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  812.  @andrewjg_  Second time you've responded with that word. Again, it won’t be me who’s doing so on the 5th of July, rather it’ll be those who believe Reform will win the election or enough seats to form the opposition. 😘
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  813. Get a grip
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  814. Nowhere near as BIGLY a one as Trump
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  815. The great irony is that the actual 'snowflakes' are those who're so appalled by their reflection in the mirror Lineker held-up, that they wish to cancel him and his mates... 🤦‍♂
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  816. She certainly is a vegetable
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  817. It is when it masqueraded as a “business expense”.
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  818.  @GillAgainsIsland12  Wow, so deliciously ironic.
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  819.  @NWstockoperator  "I doubt trump is his own accountant" is irrelevant. It doesn't need to be a 'federal case', a grand jury decided the bring the charges and the 5 year statue of limitations self evidently does not apply for this felony charge.
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  820. Erdogan 🤮
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  821. Send the Bigliest Little Manbaby Trump balloon up there and let’em duke it out.
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  822. Got to be satire
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  823. Who says ‘we guys’ laugh at you?
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  824.  @Allangulon That noisy and thankfully tiny rabble are not representative of anyone but themselves.
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  825. Tiny, like his 🍄
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  826. Who says that isn’t going to be mandatory
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  827. There’s no reason why Hindus cannot be white or vice versa.
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  828. “BLM riots” were not instigated by the President, who at the time was Trump.
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  829. That’s what they cried about Le Pen…
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  830.  @TheArtofTheBrave  ​​⁠If Reform wants to have more candidates elected it needs to: 1. Select better candidates. 2. Improve its public image. 3. Cease being a Farage fan club. 4. Develop a platform that’s deliverable (the moon on a stick, which it’s currently promising isn’t convincing). 5. Concentrate on increasing vote share in individual constituencies. 6. Appeal to the middle ground. However I have little faith it can do any of the above. At the moment it’s only broadly appealing to the hard right and the left behind.
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  831. We've heard that umpteen times, yet he didn't and won't again.
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  832.  @jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798  False. Trump was dealt a great hand and [true to form] played it abysmally, whereas Biden was dealt a dreadful card and played it well. Trump's entire term in office was one of chaos, the final 18 months were omnishambolic and ruinous. The economic conditions experienced by the American people which you allude to, were simultaneously experienced by the people of every other developed country on Earth. They were inevitable and the American people would have experienced them regardless of who were POTUS. However, the Biden administration's handling of the economy and its performance during that unfortunate period is the envy of the developed world. The figures are quickly and easily checked. It's beyond magical thinking to believe somehow Trump would have somehow managed to spare the US from that worldwide inflationary period. If you think things have been bad under Biden, if Trump is re-elected [which is becoming less likely with every day that passes] and he enacts his economic polices, you've seen nothing yet! His proposed universal 60-100%+ import tariffs will have an immediate and catastrophic effect on the US economy, causing inflation to spike to truly unprecedented levels.
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  833.  @jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798  Also it's you're [for you are] not your.
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  834. Keep dreaming.
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  835. Got to be satire.
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  836.  @surojeetchatterjee Define ‘woke’.
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  837.  @surojeetchatterjee  Bizarre non sequitur claptrap… well done…
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  838.  @stevenhull5025  The decent people of Britain are fed up having to live so-called 'patriots' who bring us all into disrepute.
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  839. Farage doesn’t need any help in doing that, he’s an expert in it!
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  840. ^ Another keyboard warrior who probably still has their septuagenarian mummy doing their laundry... ^
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  841. Four Seasons Total Landscaping.
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  842. Ah ha! Proof of Joe Biden's weaponised DOJ doing his bidding! /s
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  843. They liked the other less
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  844. Thirteen years of Tory omnishambles have ruined the UK, the sooner they’re all booted out of office the better.
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  845.  @lervish1966  Evidently not.
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  846.  @jayden3759  A country breaking international law is on a complete different level of seriousness to an individual person breaking hastily drafted kneejerk national law.
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  847.  @resiplayerz  The UN charter on human rights is non-binding and the UN’s oversight across the board is grossly inadequate.
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  848.  @resiplayerz  We have gone from Charter to Covenant… Regardless of this, if we are to ignore the ECHR as you wish, why would we not ignore UN human rights decorations and oversight? You appear to believe we can have a government who’ll respect one but not another…
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  849.  @resiplayerz  Parliament Act does not remove veto to extend the lifetime of a parliament, which was the example I provided. Just because the sovereign has not exercised their power to refuse Royal Assent in three centuries doesn’t mean the power doesn’t exist. The sovereign also retains the power to dissolve parliament and dismiss a PM. These powers would cause a constitutional crisis if exercised, however its IMO extremely improbable that they would be, unless a constitutional crisis preexisted. Therefore as I stated parliament does not have absolute sovereignty. You can continue to pretend that it does, however we both know that you’re incorrect.
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  850. I’ll never buy another Dyson product
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  851. Far right = 💩
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  852. Ch4 is not funded through taxation… 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  853.  @faithingod5533 Incorrect. It’s publicly owned, not state owned, and it’s entirely commercially funded.
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  854.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx Antisemitism on a story about a radical populist politician…. what a surprise….
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  855. Because they are
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  856.  @oliverhargreaves2629 Yes really, being a former president or presidential candidate doesn’t give Trump immunity from the repercussions of his actions.
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  857. Stop screeching
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  858. Johnson apologists are worse than Trumpcultists.
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  859. Nurse!
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  860.  @UNIVERSAL-UR  Unreservedly support UA in its efforts to boot out the aggressor RU. However the four letter acronym staring with N you cite, ironically actually applies to the coward VP who hides in his place and those who follow him. As for the age of my acc, have you never changed and deleted an old google acc… 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  861.  @PinkLadie007  Consequences which would have occurred regardless of whom was elected in 2020. Trump couldn’t have magically dodged the external inflationary pressures, or the issues at the south of your county.
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  862.  @gaynor7947  Provide examples of "Every other country" that's done it?
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  863. Nope, they want Trump to run as he’ll lose BIGLY yet again!
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  864.  Michael-ms6vr  Not possible, it's not difficult to find and its radio show.
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  865.  Michael-ms6vr  Links aren’t allowed to be posted.
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  866.  @redpillreset1741  No he's self-evidently a racist. ^ Tragically absurd child in the chat everyone. ^
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  867. Prepare for bitter disappointment
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  868. I cannot wait until the mid terms and for Trump to be impeached for the THIRD time.
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  869. You clearly have absolutely no idea of what you’re on about, Ch4 is entirely commercially funded, it receives ZERO funding from the taxpayer.
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  870. Johnson and Trump should spend the rest of their lives at GITMO
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  871.  @dimashevchenkoua  Correction: so-called 'billionaire'.
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  872.  @eyesodd  Correction: Serial bankrupt that inherited hundreds of millions of dollars from his actual businesses man father. Who would have grown his wealth inherited far greater by simply investing in blue-chip stocks, rather than cosplaying a "businesses man" and repeatedly failing miserably. The only thing he's good at is getting dafties to part with their own money.
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  873. Your orange god is as guilty as sin.
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  874. Still no where near enough
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  875. Sulky little tantrumper
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  876. No, he’s just desperate.
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  877.  @tyromenobber-fb2ls  AUKUS has nothing to do with Brexit it could have been agreed when the UK was a member of the EU, the “migration bill” has not “passed” and will likely never actually enter into practice even if it is enacted, what France does is its business and nothing to do with Brexit, Biden is visiting N.I. for the 25th anniversary of the GF/BF agreement not in support of anything to do with Brexit.
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  878.  @frenchconnection7570  Care to elaborate?
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  879.  @tyromenobber-fb2ls  That is abject nonsense not fact. France is not the EU, it has nothing to do with French "regulations" and Australia (as any country) can withdraw from defence contracts within the scope of their break clauses as they wish. It's equally possible for a future American, Australian and/or British government to walk away from AUKUS, the $300bn~ cost of the programme is an enormous burden to the Australian taxpayer, so is a distinct possibility.
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  880. ​ @tyromenobber-fb2ls  ​ Where are you getting this stuff from, who said the EU has "control over it"? You're the only one here trying to bring the EU into it by risibly claiming AUKUS is somehow a 'benefit' of Brexit. As for "greatly symbolic" sounds something the Brexity lot would deride as 'virtue signalling' if anyone else said similar...
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  881. Not unilaterally
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  882. I hope they enjoy this taste of their own medicine
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  883.  @highburys  Glady, fifth columnist Farage will be in his 70s and and even more irrelevant than today! 🥳🎉🎉
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  884. All rational people want the tinpot dictator Erdogan to lose BIGLY!
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  885. Get a grip
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  886. Prepare for bitter disappointment... AGAIN!
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  887. Keep dreaming
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  888. Always with false whataboutery
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  889. ПТН X̆ЛО
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  890. Good, you reap what you sow Pootie-poot.
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  891. The two are not necessarily mutually exclusive.
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  892. If the jackboot fits.
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  893. Keep dreaming
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  894. Both the devil and the 'soul' (as something which is divisible from brain) are fairy tales.
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  895.  @anthonybecker689  Hope that made sense in your head, as it didn’t outside of it.
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  896.  @anthonybecker689  Another non sequitur
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  897. And yet another one who hasn't read Gary tweet or is wilfully misrepresenting it. He compared the language used, NOT the policy or those who used the repugnant language.
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  898.  @generalpausanias7089  Change the record Putler bot.
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  899. Favouring a free market system and being an economist does not preclude someone from being far right, they’re not mutually exclusive.
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  900. You're almost as desperate as your orange god.
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  901. Allah, like all gods, is imaginary and has ZERO power.
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  902.  @aion5837  Of those who dish it out, taking it.
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  903.  @UNIVERSAL-UR Ah yes, it’s their forces who’re attempting to annex their neighbour’s territory… 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  904.  @UNIVERSAL-UR  UA will boot RU out of the territories it has attempted to annex, and your Dear Leader will meet his window. Deal with it.
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  905. 🥱🙄
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  906. If by good you mean a criminal manbaby and the soreliest little loser, they I whole heartedly agree!
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  907.  @zainzoala1083  Plenty of construction workers knew Brexit would be a disaster.
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  908. Change the record 🙄
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  909.  @mysterymaverick1982  Straw man claptrap 🙄🥱
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  910. This isn’t the BBC, ask for extra media training from your handlers
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  911.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  “You lost, get over it”
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  912.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  Your preoccupation with such things is quite concerning? Are you on some sort of list?!!
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  913. Nurse!
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  914. Khan no more represents Labour than 30p Lee represents the Tories.
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  915.  @vakuzar Another tax write-off, these ‘donations’ are transparent.
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  916. The disgrace Johnson renounced his US citizenship for tax reasons.
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  917.  @tomharemza5706  It’s possible to be a dual UK and US national, that is a fact which you can easily check for yourself.
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  918. Or in reality Trump finally facing the consequences of this actions.
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  919.  @HojoTamba  If there's actual evidence of wrong doing, bring forth the indictments.
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  920. All of Trump's claims are pure undiluted guff.
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  921. ^Two people with daddy issues^
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  922. Small boat crossings shouldn’t even be a top 50 concern for most people, let alone the government. It’s a tiny issue blown out of all proportion by this omnishambolic government desperate to distract from their umpteen failings, endlessly regurgitated by their client media.
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  923.  @gradualdecay1040  Keep dreaming, you lot paid his donations and he kept at least half!
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  924. Fabricated nonsense, if it were true the police would not have dismissed it.
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  925. It’s been a strategic disaster for RU, everything it wanted to prevent is now happening.
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  926.  @pedrothewise2584 RU is even worse than the US
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  927. Argentina hasn’t recovered from the right wing junta of the 1970s, it had a conservative government most recently until 2019 which failed to turn the economy around. Rather than resolving Argentina’s problems, this populist and his fantastical promises will only compound them, creating further grievances, scapegoating and leading the country back to the IMF cap in hand yet again.
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  928. Change the record, the US is both a republic and a democracy, the two are not mutually exclusive. The democratic processes in which members of the house, the senate and the president are elected is clearly laid out in the constitution. To claim the US a not democracy is beyond risible.
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  929. ⁠Like I said the democratic processes are clearly laid out in the constitution. Thus the US is both a democracy and a republic .
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  930.  @alk3078 It’s irrelevant if the word is mentioned or not, as the democratic processes are clearly laid out.
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  931. This is 1990s relic of a probe launched on a 1960s launch vehicle. Sanctions are irrelevant to it.
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  932.  @jasonking6892  If there’s evidence of crimes committed by Biden, investigate. Even if Biden has committed crimes, it doesn’t excuse Trump’s, such whataboutery is asinine.
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  933.  @random_an0n They were top secret government documents, which Trump is on tape showing off, refused to return and relocated to obstruct their return. Trump attempted to destroy evidence of suspected crimes by ordering the erasure of the servers.
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  934. Ask your handlers for additional English lessons
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  935. Then perhaps you should take yourself to RU and experience life under him.
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  936. No doubt the earth is flat too… 🙄
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  937. Bet you have no problem with Ukrainian refugees, and Gary already does house refugees or as you call them "boat people"... ::facepalm::
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  938. Your handlers failed in your English tuition.
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  939. Opposition to reactionaries and their divisive aims.
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  940. It is figuratively and literally…
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  941.  @rokujones False, Iraq was not an alliance response, it was opposed by core members.
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  942.  @sirrathersplendid4825  Rubbish, almost absolutely everything with even a similar of government influence was superior under the last Labour administration than the fourteen years of Tory chaos and ruination.
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  943. Move to America and give Trump all your money.
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  944. Waving running chainsaws about is hardly ‘chill‘, also level of chillness is irrelevant to political leanings.
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  945. 🥱🥱🥱
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  946. Why would you try to? You'd claim asylum in a safe country, not a failed state,
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  947.  @gw2891  The UN? Even N.K. is a member of the UN, you’d have they UK become the world’s No.1 isolated pariah state just because of people arriving in boats… good grief…. 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  948.  @ivorleak8823 Straw man claptrap
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  949.  @kingkopo  …for Church of the Orange God congregants and Pootie-poot. Everyone else, not so much.
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  950.  @EdwardJohnNestor All gods are mere figments of the human imagination.
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  951. You’re incorrect, the UK independently developed and launched several “rockets”. We successfully placed the Prospero satellite into orbit in 1971 using a Black Arrow launch vehicle (rocket). The UK via the UKSA now participates in the European Space Agency (ESA).
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  952.  @alexmel4788 British designed and built satellites are purchased and launched by numerous countries across the globe.
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  953. Just slightly over 1/5 people voted for Brexit, does that make it illegitimate in your opinion?
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  954.  @digitaldystopian Someone’s upset about something…
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  955.  @Philosophfromthewomb Keep dreaming.
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  956.  @digitaldystopian You believe a child could build an ‘rocket’ capable of reaching orbit, let alone escape velocity? That’s precious! 🤣
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  957. Only in his and his worshippers tiny minds.
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  958.  @LiterallyPluto Funnily enough your talking points align with Pootie-poot ones too. 🙄
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  959.  @URBeingLiedTo Speaking of things that induce mirth, your username and avatar are chief among them! 🤣
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  960.  @ankpms830  ^ Pootie-poot bot confirmed ^
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  961. 35 years is a complete fantasy regardless, Milei could be given 35 billion years and the populist chancer would still lead Argentina further behind what he’d inherit should he become president after the second round.
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  962. I’ll gladly take that bet!! Can others get in on the action too?
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  963. Yet she'll win BIGLY in November!
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  964. This island is almost entirely green space.
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  965.  @edmundblackaddercoc8522  Then perhaps leave and/or don't reproduce?
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  966. Turkey has hyperinflation, neither the EU or US do.
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  967.  @kulwantdhaliwal1445 The outcome of the election is a coin flip, so Biden has an equal opportunity to win.
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  968. Cancel culture personified.
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  969. Unlikely
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  970. Attention Church of the Orange God congregants: Your "billionaire" saviour needs YOUR MONEY, he's doing this all for you, don't forget to send him your last pennies!
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  971. Desperate stuff there
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  972. 🥱🥱🥱
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  973.  @jollygolly-f4m You’re setting yourself up for disappointment.
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  974.  edwardduff4746  I’m sure Heritage will receive literally tens of votes.
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  975. ​ @rockydudequasardude  Inflation hovered between 1 and 2% for the majority of last Labour administration, with a peak of 3.5% at the beginning of the global financial crisis, falling to 2.5% in 2010. What tax cut would that be? Taking the railways into public ownership is simply allowing the existing contracts to expire. What plans are there for utilities?
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  976.  @maccagrabme  Yet everything with even a scintilla of government influence was superior under Blair & Brown than all five subsequent Tory PMs.
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  977. Get a grip
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  978. Johnson is in a lying league of his own
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  979. Talibangelicalism
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  980. Trump lost the popular vote twice and the electoral college vote once, your reality doesn’t align with the actual reality.
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  981.  @karlkidd6295 Pootie-poot bot
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  982.  @thomashosking385 If the protesters didn’t agree with the rioters they should have protested against them.
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  983.  @karlkidd6295 Oh the irony 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️
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  984. "GOP has a new identity" = GQP.
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  985. Yes, google it.
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  986. Put down your vodka and finish your borscht.
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  987. He'll be back this week.
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  988. Satire?
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  989. Weak little girl Erdogan
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  990. Good riddance to Braverman and Coffey, their ilk have no place in front line politics.
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  991. ПТН X̆ЛО
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  992.  @DreamerVic It’s entirely commercially funded and is successful, so obviously most of their viewers are quite happy with their programming…
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  993.  @DreamerVic Thanks for that non sequitur…
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  994.  @DreamerVic Oh what delicious irony!
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  995. There's a good chance that he will. [Not a partisan point of view, rather the nature of the offence and the not guilty plea].
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  996. Change the record
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  997. FDT FVP
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  998.  @gmanlee575  Keep dreaming, Trump is empowering China if anything.
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  999. Garbage
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  1000. The populist Milei and his big promises will not resolve Argentina’s corruption or any other of its woes. He is an arsonist not a reformer, who’ll leave the country in a far worse state than he inherited..
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  1001. So despite the Chinese, French and the S.U. observing and tracking six successful American crewed moon landings over four years, having zero reason to believe they were staged and to this day haven’t claimed them to be, you, some entirely unqualified random person on YT, ‘knows’ they were staged…. Right….
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  1002. Plus this launch is an unmanned probe, you don’t appear to have any idea what you’re talking about.
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  1003.  @1luarluar1 Yes, there’s overwhelming evidence that they did and zero that they didn’t.
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  1004. A something different which will compound their problems and fuel even greater grievance.
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  1005. Never going to happen.
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  1006. America has, the congregants of the Church of the Orange God cannot.
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  1007.  @amancalledjim5382  He even says he’s the “world’s most fabulous whiner” and never ceases to beg for money, which his congregants are more than willing to give him.
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  1008. Which is effectively waving a few pennies at the poorest whilst the very wealthiest rake in the pounds. The nil rate for inheritance tax raised from £325k to £2m, stamp duty for £1.5m houses reduced from 10% to 2%, and for houses above £1.5m reduced from 12% to a mere 4%. The very wealthiest benefit to a far greater extent than anyone else.
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  1009. Prepare for bitter disappointment
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  1010.  @Agent-lr4ez They’ll be going back to the IMF begging bowl in hand, not paying back what they already owe.
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  1011.  @tjmarx More of the same mantra.
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  1012. Get a grip.
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  1013. With tiny hands and 🍄
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  1014. Candidates pay a deposit to stand for election, if they fail to gain a minimum number of votes they lose their deposits.
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  1015.  @Watermeloncatendorser  Gave-up smoking decades ago. False, I've voted for Tory, Labour, Liberal, Green and independent candidates. I was responding the the OP. You're welcome!
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  1016. How many presidents has UA had in the last 25 years compared to RU. RU ‘democracy’ is a mere pantomime.
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  1017. It's a sulky tantrump who'll lose yet again!
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  1018. Send Trump to GITMO forever!
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  1019. So weak that he doesn’t feel threatened by or fill his knickers over a balloon…
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  1020. Populists are not "for the people", for populists "the people" are solely a pathway to power.
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  1021.  @Celticsamuraiblue ​​⁠ Both the SNP and the Tories have, royally. The SNP Holyrood administration has collapsed and will receive a no confidence vote next week. At the forthcoming general election the SNP will likely half the number of MPs it returns to Westminster. With a moderate Labour administration in power likely for at least a decade and the SNP reduced to a mere shadow of its former glory, the desire for independence will largely evaporate.
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  1022.  @perseus431 Not yet AFAIK.
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  1023.  @silondon9010  I will be, can't wait for all the e Trumpian whinging from fifth columnist Farage and his worshipers.
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  1024.  @V12F1Demon  We get it - you have a penchant for 🤪 people.
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  1025.  @prasoonkumar6320 You sound stable….
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  1026.  @krushna4181  Prayers to ‘calm’ (meditation) had no bearing on the success either, the landing was automated thus outside of human control.
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  1027.  @arghyajadav3825  Another very stable sounding person….
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  1028.  @arghyajadav3825  Ironically "mean and rude" are exactly what you've been...
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  1029.  @JasonBuckett Gibberish
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  1030.  @johnrussell3961  Keep dreaming, even if that does happen, it’ll split the Conservative Party.
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  1031. Welcome to multiple parties on right, the left has had multiple way splits for the best part of a century.
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  1032. Fools and their votes are soon parted.
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  1033. VP has ruined RU. FVP, I hope he meets his window ASAP.
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  1034. Meloni is far right, from her MSI origins to Fratelli d'Italia today. What system do you propose we replace democracy with, assuming our apparent overlords allow it?… 🙄
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  1035. Fox News is neither "conservative" or "news"
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  1036.  @I_am_Jesus_though  In the UK this is the mainstream view on Trump from the overwhelming majority of the political spectrum. Only so-called "Reform" party PLC voters are broadly in favour of Trump.
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  1037. I can’t wait for the 2024 election, it will be a joyous day when Trump loses BIGLY yet again! 🎉🎉🎉
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  1038. Your "WE" are Putler's comment factory workers. You do not even speak for yourselves.
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  1039. Well almost absolutely everything with even a scintilla of government control was superior between 1997 and 2010 than since.
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  1040.  @DarkLordJabba  “It’s everyone else’s fault” the populist’s favourite mantra.
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  1041. You forgot the out in without…
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  1042.  @leonrossiter1829  From "a very stable genius" no-doubt...
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  1043. Trump has the worst diet in presidential history. Also the Supreme Court will likely have new appointments over the next 4 to 8 years, that is essential to abrogating the Dobs decision and restoring Roe.
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  1044. RFK has literal brainworms
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  1045. Trump and the GOP will be punished for making it thusly
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  1046. Send him to GITMO along with Trump
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  1047. Rubbish, Farage has been non-stop campaign mode for 18 years for Farage UKIP 1.0, 2.0 [Brexit party] and now 3.0 [so-called 'Reform' plc].
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  1048. I hope Erdogan spends the rest of his life in prison.
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  1049.  @issebarreali9062  Gibberish
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  1050. How so?
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  1051.  @pam-gw6uk  Yet another one who's either not read Gary's tweet or is wilfully misrepresenting it. He wrote "language that is not dissimilar to that used by Germany in the 30s". I cannot use the actual language Mrs Braverman used without having my comment removed, that's how repugnant and dangerous is it. Gary was correct and his language was far, far tamer than that used by the survivor Joan Salter when she confronted Braverman. Was she a lady whose life was torn asunder by the 30s language becoming the horrors of 40s policy, 'shouting her mouth off' too?
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  1052.  @pam-gw6uk  You find it offensive as you are wilfully misrepresenting it and/or simply wish to be offended for political expediency. Were the survivor Joan Salter's words offensive to you too? Braverman is simply repeating false promises she knows cannot be kept in order to scapegoat others using said repugnant language, further demonstrating Gary and Joan's points. Refugees whom include Braverman's parents and Joan Salter are not immigrants.
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  1053.  @pam-gw6uk  It’s the evening Pam and by saying Gary’s is but Joan’s wasn’t you’re trying to have it both ways. Good evening to you.
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  1054. ^ Always trying to shoehorn non-sequitur whataboutery into everything ^
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  1055. Good governance and politics is boring
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  1056. As for Farage being PM, keep dreaming.
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  1057. Justice, as even if Trump went to prison it wouldn’t prevent him from running or becoming president.
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  1058. Keep dreaming, it's only appealing to those who would already vote for him, everyone else sees him for what he is.
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  1059. “You lost, get over it”.
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  1060. He is 78, it's closer than ever.
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  1061.  @crown9413  Yes and up is down, black is white, east is west….
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  1062. Stop screeching
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  1063. These people are not conservatives in any sense of the word.
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  1064.  @TruthVSLies Infinity less laughable than your belief in the compulsive liar Trump.
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  1065. No one is suggesting 'zero carbon' by any date.
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  1066.  @duncandisorderly6562  Can you form a factual or sensical sentence?
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  1067.  @duncandisorderly6562  "zero-carbon electricity system" not "zero carbon", the former means the national grid being capable of meeting demand with 100% renewable / nuclear electricity, not the production of electricity itself or anything else. Whereas "zero carbon" is again not something anyone is proposing at any date, whereas net zero carbon is, with the current goal being 2050 via the Paris agreement.
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  1068. The unrest helps this how?
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  1069. I hope you understand the risible irony of your post Ed!
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  1070. Prepare for bitter disappointment.
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  1071. Get a grip
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  1072.  @TheDiamond872  Most recently Mauricio Macri led a capitalist Argentine administration, it failed to reverse the country’s fortunes, this populist will only compound them.
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  1073. The Tories do all of what you've asked in your first sentence, just not in every neighbourhood.
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  1074. ПТН X̆ЛО
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  1075. Trumpist hypocrisy is unbound
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  1076. Today’s RU fails at everything
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  1077. Another whataboutist… it’s an absolute nonsense that there’s a causal link between the government caused economic conditions that result in these people’s destitution and the UK’s legal obligation to aid those arriving on our shores. The actual causal issue is the thirteen years of Tory omnishambles.
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  1078. Then send your last pennies to the orange one.
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  1079. Our system is at braking point point due to mismanagement not asylum or immigration.
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  1080. Turn out was a low and the vote split multiple ways.
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  1081. Prepare for disappointment
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  1082. More guff to appease the swivels... small boats crossings are a non-issue for the majority. If the government were serious about ending the crossings, they'd provide legal and safe routes to asylum in the UK.
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  1083.  @timmiller6868 R.U. has only ever landed unmanned probes on the moon, never human beings.
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  1084. Care to make the ones that have been proven right and how so?
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  1085.  @richardduplessis1090 That wasn’t what you claimed, risks were known, however they were less than what they were being use against. However the extremely rare serious adverse effects have been overwhelmingly overblown and overstated by your lot. Anything else?
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  1086.  @richardduplessis1090 Which of those have been proven in recent years? The majority AFAIK took place decades ago and aren’t even what you’ve claimed in your opening comment. (Edited to add missing letter)
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  1087.  @richardduplessis1090 They are safe and effective. Air travel is safe and effective too, yet there are rare accidents. What was never claimed, is your implied 100% risk free and absolute efficacy.
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  1088.  @richardduplessis1090 See your own opening comment for why it’s obviously relevant. Also there’s a near infinitely wide chasm separating secretive tiny operations and a global scheme which would rely on millions of co you know whats. Its fantastical.
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  1089. More like his RT paymaster Pootie Poot
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  1090. Ok Putler
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  1091. Good at ruining his party and reputation
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  1092. Much of today’s political woes are the product of populist fantasists like Milei.
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  1093. No doubt you’re a prize…
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  1094.  @Tugela60  The country is already bankrupt dear, to a far, far greater extent than ever before and who do we have to thank for that? The Tories of course! The reality of 13 years of disastrous Tory government is that practically all but themselves, their chums and donors have actually been "brought down to poverty level", yet they and the oligarchy they have assembled are far, far wealthier than ever before. As for the rest of your claptrap, it's undiluted bovine excrement. Please don't bother with "But, but but... Labour bankrupted the country in 2008!". That was a global financial crisis and the Tories were pushing for even greater financial deregulation throughout the noughties, had they had been in power the effect on the UK would have been even worse ... The fact is that Tory governments have always borrowed far more money than Labour ones, this is easily fact checked by absolutely anyone.
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  1095.  @JimOne-pz5hj  Crawl back under your rock Jim.
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  1096. Corbyn 0/2 vs Starmer 0/1.
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  1097.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  Of course you are "James".....
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  1098.  @tonygray9174  British MuckDonalds is awful, but far superior than American MuckDonalds.
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  1099.  @bazle64  American branded perhaps, American manufactured not so much.
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  1100.  @chrismcgoldrick1378  Thanks for the laugh!
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  1101.  @chrismcgoldrick1378  That’ll be all the additives, sugar and fat.
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  1102.  @chrismcgoldrick1378 That would be all the unhealthy ‘food’ additives.
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  1103. In excess of 40% of Universal Credit recipients are in work. The figures for those out of work include the sick, the disabled, their unpaid caregivers and so forth. What percentage is left, certainly no where near your magical 21.7%. Try coming up with a real solution rather than advocating for the penalisation of the already worst off in society. And no, I don’t claim any benefits and never have, so don’t bother asking.
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  1104. Your “tour” in action: https://youtu.be/QVZvp-Dv0gg
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  1105.  @FriendlyHomie  Everyone saw what happened, Trump is responsible from the moment he claimed it was rigged, to his rally on the 6th, stop trying to blame everyone and everything else for his predicament.
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  1106.  @blackwhite6391  Why don't you ask your Dear Leader to end the conflict in person?
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  1107.  @blackwhite6391  Why don't you quit your SBP comment factory job and go to the frontlines?
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  1108.  @luckyluke8052  Ask your handlers for additional English lessons.
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  1109.  @andrealorinser3504  🤖
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  1110.  @andrealorinser3504  ^ Case in point ^
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  1111. You’re convincing no one Ivan
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  1112. Give examples of things in the UK which are 'far left'.
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  1113.  @MyName-cw4yr  There are no 'pro-hamas' marches in the UK, JSO is an environmental protest group not 'far-left' opposed to new extraction sites [hardly a controversial position], Corbyn and his lot are left-wingers not 'far-left'.
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  1114.  @apebass2215  Which is nothing to do with left/right politics. In 2016 Trump stated Caitlyn Jenner was free to use any toilet she pleased in Trump Tower. Only in recent years have people sought to make it a wedge issue.
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  1115.  @MyName-cw4yr  There are no such marches in the UK. JSO is an environmentalist protest group, environmentalism isn't a left/right issue. Corbyn and his defunct movement are left-wing populist.
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  1116. Why? Should we have an elected dictatorship?
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  1117.  @policematrixx  Pair of fruitcakes… got it…. 🙄
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  1118. A pudding which will turn into ashes in the mouths of those who bought it.
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  1119.  @piet0004  Let’s hope so as it’ll be all they’ll get with the populist chancer Milei.
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  1120.  @ciararespect4296 The Spanish Inquisition?
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  1121. Starmer’s wife and kids are of that Semitic faith 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  1122. Absolute undilute claptrap, the omnishambles of a government are to blame for the state of the country, refugees are just the latest scapegoat.
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  1123. By your logic the leave vote was illegitimate as only 75%~ of the British people voted for it.
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  1124.  @roninhood1027 It’s 5% more, and that’s called special pleading.
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  1125.  @roninhood1027 I mistyped in my initial response 75% did not vote for Brexit, only 25%~ did!
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  1126.  @cr1tikal_arc  Swap ice cream for golf and you perfectly describe your orange god!
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  1127.  @cr1tikal_arc  Self evidently you lack the common sense to see that Trump proved himself entirely unfit for public, hence why he lost massively to “a literal zombie”…
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  1128.  @martinakuhnert9636 Makes sense 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️
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  1129. Head and rent free come to mind.
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  1130.  @arizonaarmadillo5829  Now it’s ruled by a few hundred thousand (or fewer) in a few swing states. Is that better than every American’s vote counting equally?
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  1131. Fact is they liked Farage less than Sunak.
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  1132.  @giulianagianna Trump reportedly fell asleep in court.
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  1133. She doesn’t have a brain
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  1134. Incorrect in every respect.
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  1135. Ok Putlerbot
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  1136.  @Philosophfromthewomb Keep dreaming
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  1137. Prove it
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  1138. Trump doesn’t believe in god, he is a pretend Christian, who cannot name a single chapter or verse and holds the Bible upside down in virtue signalling press photos.
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  1139. Trump is at least as far gone as Biden.
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  1140. Shapiro says whatever his marks want to hear, just a fast talking grifter and desperate attention seeker, whom dafties such as yourself are amazingly taken in by. Watch his interview with Andrew Neil (who’s very right wing, but unlike Shapiro has a brain). It’s hilarious, Shapiro’s hackneyed act fell apart like a cheap suit, the man is an absolute embarrassment.
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  1141. The BBC is neither left or right wing, its greatest problems are: (1) Government influence (regardless of party) who're able to install 'their people' in its leadership, the control its funding and thus existence. (2) The faux impartiality or in reality 'bothsidesism', giving equal weight to all arguments is not impartial, it's ignoring reality and the frequent presentation of fringe opinion as so-called "alternative fact". Governance appointments and funding must be made by a truly independent, impartial, non-partisan body, and the whole issue of what impartiality genuinely is and how it can work in practice without passing objective reality though a distorting lens, are its most important issues the corporation and our leaders must tackle. However I hold little hope of this occurring in the foreseeable future.
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  1142.  @strangemagic5502  People working for the BBC have views across the political spectrum. As long as those who work in news and current affairs do not allow their politics to interfere with their work, it's irrelevant what their views are. Andrew Neil who was until quite recently BBC news and current affairs' greatest star, is at a minimum very right wing.
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  1143.  @jeebuschabatty4455  Seriously still can't comprehend even though it's spelled out for you? Bless! 😘
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  1144.  @zaclang6472 No doubt it’ll follow the populist playbook and end in tears for who fell for the guff.
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  1145. Utter rubbish perfectly describes your comment. Not a single refugee is housed in a 5 star hotel.
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  1146. I wasn’t enthused by Labour’s entry into government, however I’m quite impressed thus far.
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  1147. Trump supporters hear what they want to hear, nothings going to change that.
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  1148. Erdogan is such a weak little snowflake he puts people in prison simply for making fun of him. Sad!
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  1149. Correction, reactionaries using a tragedy to further their political aims and to incite unrest.
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  1150. Trump is the swamp
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  1151. ПТН X̆ЛО
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  1152.  @markkelly9621  Was it as tight as you expected?
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  1153.  @markkelly9621  False narrative. What we do know is that turnout was down 7.4%, engagement was low as people believed the outcome was a foregone conclusion and there was significant tactical voting to unseat Tories.
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  1154.  @markkelly9621  ”Labour did really badly” “Labour’s position is actually very precarious” That’s the self evidently false narrative. Labour’s position isn’t remotely precarious, as the Tories are repeating their post 1997 mistakes, with even the sole moderate and sensible leadership candidate Tom Tugendhat lurching to the populist right. Farage’s racket was pretty much at peak support, he’s no doubt lost some since due to his recent controversies. It’s not inconceivable that the Lib Dems could form the next official opposition.
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  1155.  @markkelly9621  Which wilfully ignores the low turnout due to the fact the electorate overwhelmingly believed the outcome was a foregone conclusion (the Tories entrenched this belief with their ‘super majority’ campaigning), and the significant tactical voting in (then) Tory incumbent constituencies. The only voters who turned out on mass were for Farage’s racket, yet they could only just squeeze five MPs. Which will be their top end unless there’s significant electoral reform. Labour’s position is firm, there’s no viable opposition, they’ll almost certainly win another decent sized majority in 2029, perhaps again in 2034 or be in coalition with the Lib Dems. The Tories are way off from being a sensible moderate party again. I wouldn’t be surprised if in the latter half of the 2030s once they got themselves back to some state of normalcy, they run on a pro EU Customs Union and Single Market or even full re-join platform and re-enter government.
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  1156.  @commandocol5843 There’s nothing proxy about it, it’s purely a land grab by Putler.
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  1157. Correction YOU demand, YOU do not speak for anyone but yourself… thankfully!
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  1158. Absolute claptrap
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  1159.  @AndiGomez-yu2dx  The likelihood of Farage becoming PM at any point is effectively to nil. Zero at this election, almost certainly zero at the next, then he'll be in his 70s. The UK has only ever had one PM appointed for the first time who was over the age of 70, Palmerston 169 years ago.
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  1160. That's long been spaffed away.
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  1161. FVP FRU
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  1162. Lock the grifter up
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  1163.  @aprillondon11  I agree, however Dominion’s motivation (as any company’s would be) is its bottom line, not a public service.
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  1164. More like 60+ years behind...
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  1165. The Manbaby will probably wallow in victimhood at his golf course next to the classified documents.
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  1166. @Raymondo666 Brandon beat the Manbay-in-Chief BIGLY!
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  1167.  @eyesodd  Dressing room, E Jean Carroll, Court, TV. If you get them in order, you get extra points.
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  1168.  @r.derringer6426  Fiction = lies.
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  1169. Though I haven’t voted for a Tory candidate in a general election for decades, I had high hopes for Sunak… yet he’s been an enormous disappointment from the very first day of his premiership. The General Election cannot come soon enough.
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  1170.  @gamble-y9r  You lead the charge
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  1171.  @gamble-y9r Gibberish
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  1172.  @jeffthechristian3010  Forgetting Trump’s D Day visit when he refused to attend the memorial as it was raining and didn’t want to get his hair wet, then insulted the fallen?
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  1173. The thief Erdogan is not Turkey
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  1174.  @oluggbal3005  She's no-doubt intelligent, however her track record is one of so-called culturewars claptrap. She only appeals to the Tory base.
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  1175.  @50_Pence Right… ok… 🙄
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  1176. Brexit was (and still is) both opposed and supported across the UK to varying degrees, it's risible and beyond lazy to it's somehow "Londoners instead of country". Like it or not, consistent polling shows that Brexit is now regretted by a majority in every constituency in the UK. Before you continue with your lazy line of thought, I don't live in London, I've never lived in London, I live in a constituency that voted well in excess of 50% leave in 2016.
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  1177.  @brendancawley8404  Ah yes, "liberals" this, "liberals" that, the "liberals" are the blame for everything, in particular why Brexit is an unmitigated failure! After all the "liberals" hold all the power, "liberals" voted for Brexit, "liberals" formed the government throughout the process, "liberals" negotiated it, "liberals" rammed it through parliament without a scintilla of scrutiny, "liberals" negotiated all the amazing new trade deals and set migration rules... Oh and the "liberal" press majority too, who could forget! The "liberal" Express, the "liberal" Mail, the "liberal" Sun, the "liberal" Times, the "liberal" GB News and the "liberal" TalkTV.... Give me strength!
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  1178. You’ll wake up when Erdogan is Erdogone!
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  1179. Only in the ‘minds’ of Fox ‘News’ and its dribbling viewers.
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  1180. The end / the second coming has been imminent for two thousand years apparently… yet we are still here…
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  1181. Trump is the Liar-in-Chief
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  1182. No one will win the seat at the next general election, it won’t exist due to boundary changes.
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  1183. ^ A cancel culture advocate who's utterly bereft of common sense ^
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  1184.  @lipsee100 We are going to so get used to it.
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  1185. Far from it Richie, we are reinvigorated, rebuilding bridges with our closet allies on the continent.
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  1186.  @ng41069  Putler needs the luck.
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  1187. @ravenmad9225 Trump's capitulation is playing games.
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  1188.  @kirylspence1190  Clueless
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  1189.  @georgiemcl7965 VP will meet his window and UA will prevail.
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  1190.  @vinniepaul182  Keep dreaming, what’s failing miserably is your so-called “special military operation”.
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  1191. He's a mere grifter who's so financially inept he bankrupted his own casino.
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  1192. You’re selectively recalling the last near 50 years, Argentina economic malaise began with the rightwing junta, it’s been begging to the IMF and experienced hyperinflation multiple times under all types of government over that period.
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  1193. We’ve had enough of entertaining politics
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  1194. ^ Another fruitcake ^
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  1195. Poor you…
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  1196. Americans are the ones who'll be left the worst off by Trumpflation. False about the LNG too, under his Presidency we bought more from America than ever before.
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  1197. Stop shouting 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️
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  1198. Let me guess, you’re a Pootie-poot bot.
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  1199. She is the only one who had the guts to stand up to your orange god and his Made in China costume wearing fans.
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  1200.  @andrewpinkham9904  Ah yes, children are responsible for the actions of their parents… She lost because the GOP is now a Trumpcult.
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  1201.  @lucasfernandez888  Which are the product of the post pandemic inflation, every country in the world experienced it, Trump couldn’t have magically enabled Trump to dodge it (like his ‘bone spurs’ did for his draft).
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  1202. Another one who should put down their vodka and finish their borscht....
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  1203. Bon voyage
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  1204.  @sirchadiusmaximusiii  You clearly have no idea how the alliance functions or is funded.
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  1205.  @zoom777  Yet we’re to believe he only hires the best, yet five minutes later they’ve been fired. The White House was a revolving door of chaos last time, no doubt will be agin.
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  1206.  @zoom777  Trump’s White House was a revolving door of chaos.
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  1207. Reform won’t win a single seat.
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  1208. What's your expected outcome for the election?
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  1209.  @WahrheitMachtFrei.  For who?
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  1210.  @WahrheitMachtFrei.  OYKWYAT
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  1211. All what about this what about that, you are just desperate to distract. Plus inflation (which is low in comparison to most other developed economies), drugs and the border would be no better or potentially worse under Trump.
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  1212. Certainly the most drunk sodden
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  1213. TLDR
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  1214. He'll be back within days, as reported by Sky.
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  1215. PR isn’t fit for purpose in our Parliamentary democracy, we need to preserve constituency MPs. AV, STV or similar are the only suitable systems for us.
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  1216.  @p4uli016  A Reform first class response.
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  1217.  @hcn6708 STV yes, MRP no, party list systems are an instant no from me.
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  1218. Tell us who you’d vote for
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  1219. Reactionaries wallowing in their omnivictimhood.
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  1220. Keep dreaming
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  1221. Third parties have won in two party systems innumerable times, including far more developed and important countries, global shockwaves there were not. Also the US already has a right wing bombastic populist chancer in the form of Trump, it certainly doesn’t need another.
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  1222. Does it claim to be unbiased?
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  1223. Incorrect the SOLAS convention is for flag carrying merchant ships, not dinghies operated by organised criminals.
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  1224.  @ElNino-xm3ej  Heard such hubris at the last election.
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  1225. ПТН X̆ЛО
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  1226. Putlerites consoling themselves with whataboutery
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  1227. How so, they’d be on duty regardless
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  1228. Trump won... a ticket... all the way to Rikers Island!
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  1229. If you’re a permanently aggrieved older man with a ruddy complexion vote Reform.
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  1230. They will likely govern the whole of the UK after the next general election.
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  1231. Keep dreaming!
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  1232. Ask a rapist to wear a condom?
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  1233. Farage's undies must be made from asbestos.
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  1234. Trump deserves to spend the rest of his life in GITMO.
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  1235. He’ll lose BIGLY 🥳🎉🥳
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  1236. Tell us what 'woke' means.
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  1237.  @razeel8899  Keep dreaming fairytale believer
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  1238.  @charly7937 Somthing the Argentinians are experiencing in practice.
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  1239.  @andysee6045  What evidence do you have that 'they hate us'? If there were safe and legal routes perhaps whole families including women and children would come together, rather than sending their youngest and fittest men on the perilous journey to get settled first, and then have their families join them via conventional routes.
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  1240.  @andysee6045  How do you know 'they' wrote whatever you're claiming? Perhaps you're just a little too eager to pass judgement on whole groups of people, and seek (dis)information which suits your pre held beliefs. Who says their families are in their home countries? Neighbouring countries to serious trouble spots host huge numbers, far more than we do, Lebanon and Turkey in particular.
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  1241.  @andysee6045  Well it very much appears as if you're looking for things to confirm your prejudices and be upset with. Why would anyone wish to seek refuge in Afghanistan? It's an absurd thing to even conceive. "Why should we" aid our fellow human beings? Basic human decency, which some of us self-evidently lack...
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  1242.  @andysee6045  Absoute undiluted nonsense Andy. Afghanistan isn’t suitable for anyone to take refuge as it’s a totalitarian state, with zero respect for human life and rights, let alone the rule of law. Your every response only confirms and reinforces my previous ones regarding your motivations.
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  1243.  @andysee6045  Perhaps dial down the ludicrous hysteria, have a nice cup of tea, get some sleep, go outside tomorrow and meets some people, ideally some of those you needlessly live in fear of. It’ll do you the world of good.
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  1244.  @andysee6045  Ironically Andy the ignorance is yours as you never cease to display. People are people regardless of their faith or lack thereof, if you spent time with actual people who’re not like you, rather than reading things which confirm only your biases, you’d realise that and not live in fear.
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  1245.  @andysee6045  I’m starting to genuinely believe you’re as hate-filled and blinkered as the Wahhabists… two sides of the same coin. Thankfully you’re both in the minority.
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  1246. ⁠​⁠ @tjmarx  Comparing pico economics at the personal level to that of macro economics at a nation is disingenuous at best.
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  1247. ⁠ @ihl0700677525 What do Greece, Spain and Italy all have in common? They’re full EU and Eurozone members (not unilaterally using another country’s currency), they’re all in the receipt of EU aid and / or bailouts plus EU fiscal oversight. Argentina is alone.
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  1248.  @tjmarx  Concepts which are irrelevant to at the macro level.
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  1249. Only Church of the Orange God congregants view Trump as being “strong”.
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  1250. No… he’s obviously just a chainsaw wielding moderate…
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  1251. Yeah but the IMF is a woke commie lefty wefty Britain hating EU controlled cabal of so called ‘experts’ who’re jealous of our sovereignty, so there! /s
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  1252. Kamala is going to win, bigly!
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  1253.  @gamble-y9r  Great thanks, didn’t think you would be able to provide any!
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  1254. It’s possible, but I wouldn’t count on it, my money is on Chinese boots being next on the moon.
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  1255. Erdogan is a world class thief
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  1256. Argentina was run into the ground by the right wing military Junta in the 70s and has never really recovered.
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  1257. Milei is already banging on the las Islas Malvinas (Falklands) drum, so your gold has already suffered the reverse Midas touch…
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  1258. Who do you think will win in 2029?
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  1259. Farage, the man who’s stood to be an MP seven times and lost them all, once with fewer votes than a guy in a dolphin costume.
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  1260. Mad King Donald is a disgrace.
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  1261. Would be covered in dust and grime within days, wouldn't work.
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  1262. Putler bots and useful [you know whats] are royally triggered! I'm loving it!
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  1263.  @blackwhite6391  ^ Case in point ^
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  1264. Yet another new leader cannot after the last 13 years of Tory omnishambles. Nothing can save the Tory party from itself or its disastrous legacy now.
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  1265. Whole lot of Trumpian whinging
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  1266. Putler does not want peace with us.
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  1267.  @MrMarkhall1  It's not complicated, RU is appeased or wins, UA ceases to exist.
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  1268.  @ReleaseTheKraken25  Your assumptions are false. RU doesn’t want peace, it wishes to wipe UA off the map and incorporate it entirely. Without western aid, this will happen. Trump will appease RU at the expense of UA’s existence.
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  1269. Of course it did, it gave them cause and licence.
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  1270. Reform voters can’t even win a single seat for their own party.
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  1271. Keep dreaming... Farage's outfit whatever it's called this week won't win a single seat.
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  1272. In a cruel and capricious manner, alienating those who are abhorred by this wedge issue claptrap imported from America. Sunak promised to restore honour and integrity, yet he’s delivered the antithesis, driving away decent moderate conservative voters in their droves. Those who in favour of this, have already returned to the Reform / UKIP camp, pandering to them is counterproductive.
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  1273.  @CharlesCarey77  Trump should be carted off by the men in white coats.
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  1274.  @NaSaSh1087  You don’t appear to grasp what populism is, read an English dictionary definition.
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  1275.  @NaSaSh1087 Yes… still not quite grasping it…
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  1276.  @NaSaSh1087 I oppose populism regardless of its leanings.
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  1277.  @NaSaSh1087  I oppose the reactionary divisive grievance politics of populism, that when its big promises fail to be delivered, the grievances are only compounded, leaving the countries and peoples afflicted by it even worse off than before.
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