Comments by "Brandon Stiffe" (@Stiffytheenlightened) on "Daily Record" channel.

  1. They won't vote for Starmer (well a few Lefties might)
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  2. Only when he's whingeing about something
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  3. They're all terrified Boris is going to stay. They know how good he is
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  4. Mr Starmer may be right, but all Labour can do, and have ever done, is complain about the Parties that are getting the job done. What has Labour ever done for us?
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  5.  @VictorCharlesEvans  I still like them and will continue to vote for them as will many others as there is no other sensible option.
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  6.  @Neil070  This only your opinion. You're probably left wing biased, and therefore have never really looked closely at the quality of Labour Party members. If you looked without bias, you would see how bad those people are.
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  7.  @BernardWilkinson  The Conservatives have the best policies. Labour don't seem to have any.
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  8.  @stevepipenger4651  You are right. Keep your nose out of our politics.
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  9. WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY IN BIG LETTERS?
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  10.  @Nellywetlegs  They might. They are trying to get him back in the leadership vote. He's got my support
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  11.  @californiadreamin8423  No but he is the best man to run the country
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  12.  @Nellywetlegs  I merely make comments here. You called me a names which males YOU the troll. Don't call names just because you don't agree, its childish.
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  13.  @californiadreamin8423  Did I touch a nerve. Have you realized that Labour is out of it. Tory MPs have signed a petition to add Boris to the remaining three Leadership contenders. P.S. Don't be so childish when you disagree with people.
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  14.  @tonyfairey7733  Yes we're all doomed, but it will be even worse if Labour get in.
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  15.  @Neil070  I think you must have also started voting 'at' 75. Your politics are too extreme left wing for me
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  16.  @Neil070  Don't be silly. your clutching at straws
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  17.  @janekennaway8008  Why don't you write something readable instead of silly pictures.
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  18.  @Sirlarrythecat  Come on - he got chased out because he was too good and others wanted his job. Its just like 'Macbeth'
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  19.  @TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar  Nobody really cares.
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  20.  @ECECECECEC  No chance now - unfortunately.
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  21. Look, when the people at the bottom get a pay rise, it increases the pay of everyone in the organisation. It will then spiral to other strong unions leaving some people very poor. Seeking a pay rise now is detrimental to the fortunes of this country. The Unions are only doing it to oust the Tory Party, union leaders having massive salaries themselves. I was a Coal Miner and we did it in the 70's and 80's, and yes there were a few lower paid people but we squeezed the system until we had money beyond our dreams but it destroyed the economy and the government were forced to act. The government know whats coming this time and are prepared to prevent wage rises at all costs, even the destruction of those industries
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  22. @kerr lawson Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The wording of your comment shows the level of society that you wallow in. Lower class common or below I would Say, and I know is hard down there, because I've seen it for myself on TV. We all need therapy for commenting here on YouTube, and you seem to need it more than most. We're like those people in Tron or Jumanji, trapped forever by our own egos in a false world
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  23. He can only criticize and whine
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  24. They say Putin was found on his bedroom floor, and many are asking the question? Did he fall or was he hushed? Did he fall or was he pushed? Did he fall or was he crushed? Did he fall or was he mushed? Perhaps he just drank his own tea.
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  25. @kerr lawson Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The wording of your comment shows the level of society that you wallow in. Lower class common or below I would Say, and I know is hard down there, because I've seen it for myself on TV. We all need therapy for commenting here on YouTube, and you seem to need it more than most. We're like those people in Tron or Jumanji, trapped forever by our own egos in a false world
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  26.  @dragonfly6908  Starmer was in the Crown Prosecution Service. The Police don't prosecute their own. That's where he failed to convict Jimmy Savile.
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  27.  @californiadreamin8423  I'm done with Tories now. Brexit party until Brexit is really done. Make Scale model tanks and sell them to wargamers. Buy a 3D printer . Make Chinese buses and sell them to China. "Get the job done".
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  28.  @californiadreamin8423  You don't make model buses. The only company making them in this country doesn't have you as a director.
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  29.  @californiadreamin8423  I can talk hard, soft or sledgehammer. Talking soft suits me at the moment.
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  30.  @californiadreamin8423  Too sharp for you buddy
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  31.  @Nellywetlegs  Reform UK is a right-wing populist political party in the United Kingdom. It was founded as the Brexit Party in November 2018, endorsing hard Euroscepticism, and was renamed on 6 January 2021 after Brexit, becoming primarily an anti-lockdown party.
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  32.  @Nellywetlegs  and ?. .........Why are we talking like this?
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  33.  @Rossi593  @kerr lawson Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The wording of your comment shows the level of society that you wallow in. Lower class common or below I would Say, and I know is hard down there, because I've seen it for myself on TV. We all need therapy for commenting here on YouTube, and you seem to need it more than most. We're like those people in Tron or Jumanji, trapped forever by our own egos in a false world
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  34. Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The NHS is too big, a monolith of huge proportions. Staff have become lazy through lack of control, as happened in all previous state run organisations. Steel, Coal, Education, Transport, BBC were all inflicted with the same malaise. Even after privatization it was the same staff with the same attitudes that spoiled the industries. Now we see greed rearing its ugly head again in those industries with staff numbers large enough to put pressure on an already stretched economy. How strange that these industries are the ones that are, or once were, nationalized. The answer is simple.
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  35.  @SmashAllah  I have more integrity and sense than you seem to have. You still haven't realized that God is a myth.
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  36.  @Neil070  What a pathetic load of cobblers. You must have a very strong (misguided) left wing bias.
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  37.  @iangascoigne8231  I'm drunk on the joy that Labour are unable to get into power and probably won't for twenty years.
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  38.  @NowFunStarts  I suppose some might. Those who wanted Boris to leave because their politics were different, but I tell you now the country will regret loosing Boris. Watch and enjoy the carnage.
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  39. This is a story straight from Shakespeare. Evil generals planning to overthrow their leader, then they stab him to death for the power and wealth of his title. Lets see who turns out to be 'Macbeth'.
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  40. @kerr lawson Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The wording of your comment shows the level of society that you wallow in. Lower class common or below I would Say, and I know is hard down there, because I've seen it for myself on TV. We all need therapy for commenting here on YouTube, and you seem to need it more than most. We're like those people in Tron or Jumanji, trapped forever by our own egos in a false world
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  41. They say Putin was found on his bedroom floor, and many are asking the question? Did he fall or was he hushed? Did he fall or was he pushed? Did he fall or was he crushed? Did he fall or was he mushed? Perhaps he just drank his own tea.
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  42.  @TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar  Is that a euphemism?
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  43.  @SmashAllah  Britain has reduced Christianity to a small percentage of the population because people are realizing there is no God. As time goes on it will happen to other religions. Muslims can't threaten death here, to keep people in the religion, as they do in other countries. All religions are doomed in Britain
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  44. The country falls what ever. Pay rises will only make it much worse. Good luck to everyone (Except Roxanne Brooks), especially those that can't browbeat the Government into a pay rise.
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  45. Why are so many Americans commenting on our politics when their own country is in such a mess?
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  46. @kerr lawson Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The wording of your comment shows the level of society that you wallow in. Lower class common or below I would Say, and I know is hard down there, because I've seen it for myself on TV. We all need therapy for commenting here on YouTube, and you seem to need it more than most. We're like those people in Tron or Jumanji, trapped forever by our own egos in a false world
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  47.  @ernestmiddleton4764  There are 7 recognized Classes in the UK, which is a step up from the old 'Lords and Serfs' except the people's mentalities haven't changed much.
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  48. Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The RMT is too big, a monolith of huge proportions. Staff have become lazy through lack of control, as happened in all previous state run organisations. Steel, Coal, Education, Transport, BBC were all inflicted with the same malaise. Even after privatization it was the same staff with the same attitudes that spoiled the industries. Now we see greed rearing its ugly head again in those industries with staff numbers large enough to put pressure on an already stretched economy. How strange that these industries are the ones that are, or once were, nationalised. The answer is simple.
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  49.  @padiedo7213  Need to cut jobs for efficiency
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  50. Is Labour doomed to infighting now? Has Labour lost its direction to a point where it can't be redeemed? It has tried to be a party for all people but has become a Party for none. Its MPs are no longer idealists, but self centred greedy power hungry fools fawning to Royalty and ignoring the faults of our outdated medieval class system.
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  51. @kerr lawson Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The wording of your comment shows the level of society that you wallow in. Lower class common or below I would Say, and I know is hard down there, because I've seen it for myself on TV. We all need therapy for commenting here on YouTube, and you seem to need it more than most. We're like those people in Tron or Jumanji, trapped forever by our own egos in a false world
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  52. Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The RMT is too big, a monolith of huge proportions. Staff have become lazy through lack of control, as happened in all previous state run organisations. Steel, Coal, Education, Transport, BBC were all inflicted with the same malaise. Even after privatization it was the same staff with the same attitudes that spoiled the industries. Now we see greed rearing its ugly head again in those industries with staff numbers large enough to put pressure on an already stretched economy. How strange that these industries are the ones that are, or once were, nationalized. The answer is simple.
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  53. The RMT is too big, a monolith of huge proportions. Staff have become lazy through lack of control, as happened in all previous state run organisations. Steel, Coal, Education, Transport, BBC were all inflicted with the same malaise. Even after privatization it was the same staff with the same attitudes that spoiled the industries. Now we see greed rearing its ugly head again in those industries with staff numbers large enough to put pressure on an already stretched economy. How strange that these industries are the ones that are, or once were, nationalized. Don't give them a penny. Let them strike themselves into poverty, just like the miners. Lynch hadn't even got the sense to wait until Labour was in power to make it easier on his workers, or is it just political and he doesn't care about his people.
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  54.  @David-cm4ok  In life, seek only wisdom my son.
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  55.  @David-cm4ok  No. From wise people. Like the ones who don't strike.
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  56.  @David-cm4ok  I was a Coal Miner. What fools we were to strike, and the same will happen to all those who strike this time.
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  57.  @David-cm4ok  No, just stop being greedy, making others suffer for their own gain.
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  58. They say Putin was found on his bedroom floor, and many are asking the question? Did he fall or was he hushed? Did he fall or was he pushed? Did he fall or was he crushed? Did he fall or was he mushed? Perhaps he just drank his own tea.
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  59. This is Lynch using his union members for his own political gains
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  60.  @padiedo7213  An offer is on the table but Lynch won't show his members in case they accept it.
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  61. What a great swap. Do it every time. Keep those biased Leftie bigots off our screens.
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  62.  @OFSpankableRoxyRae  @kerr lawson Just a load of greedy people using their union strength to grab more than the rest of us. The wording of your comment shows the level of society that you wallow in. Lower class common or below I would Say, and I know is hard down there, because I've seen it for myself on TV. We all need therapy for commenting here on YouTube, and you seem to need it more than most. We're like those people in Tron or Jumanji, trapped forever by our own egos in a false world
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  63.  @OFSpankableRoxyRae I'll watch the Tories crush you like the miners. I hope you're on the picket line.
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  64. A 'lame duck' recognized by a 'cooked goose'. As strikes will severely damage the country, Sir Keir is right not to support them. Brexit is best for the country so everyone should vote for it? The Labour Party stands for helping the less well of but in a fair way. Some workers are very well paid and don't need support, but some are greedy and use their Unions to boost their already more than adequate wage. The Labour Party can no longer concentrate on just the working man, it has to widen its horizons while at the same time helping those in need. But no. Infighting now can only damage the Labour Party and render it toothless.
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