Youtube hearted comments of jim 99 (@jim-es8qk).

  1. Are you joking? Rowling made them money. She didn't need them.
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  2. I'm going to quote Eric Cartman from South Park... "Just put another diverse woman in it and make it more f**king lame."
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  3. I agree. Sunak pays the same rate of tax on his income as a nurse. But the treasury is currently "raking in" record amounts of tax revenues. The conservatives have been awful at managing it, they have lost control of everything!!
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  4. They wasted money and didn't even finish what they started. Billions went "missing" with HS2. It was both shocking and an international embarrassment.
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  5. Our country no longer recognises the truth.
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  6. It all sounds very vague and very soviet Russia.
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  7. They need the ability to defend themselves. These people are dangerous, and you ask the police not to hold their ground. Remember, their job is to protect us. Otherwise, people like this will continually take the micky and will continually pull the Islamipobia card when they are pulled up on their bad behaviour. Which is what they've tried to do. AGAIN!!
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  8. ....and they are all completely useless. But whatever makes her happy, I suppose
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  9. Imigration in the 90s was 40 000. Imigration now is 600 000. We've gone from a high trust society, to a low trust society. Up until recently England was a singular group of people. It is now completely fractured. The structures that held everything together are slowly being destroy.
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  10. The only industry that really benifited from the EU was Londons finance sector. Everything else was chucked under a bus. Finance was one of the few industries than ran a trade surplus with the EU.
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  11. This is awful. You're effectively putting a target on her back and giving her a death sentence. With no evidence.
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  12. What country side? The past 30 years have seen huge gentrification and social change and an equally large number of houses being built.
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  13. Rhisi Sunak was right. They did raise taxes.
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  14. The bankers took her down. It was a pretty awful day for our countries freedom and democracy. Does any one else think that?
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  15. Didn't Blair offer a Brexit referendum in the 2005 Labour manifesto? Yes. Yes, he did. Even Blair understood it was a question that required an answer.
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  16. Trump runs the country like a wrestling match. You have "Goodies" and "Badies." This sounds ridiculous, but it's exactly what he does. Also, it's an old-school business management style. It typically died out in the 80s.
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  17. That's exactly what's happening. He's effectively telling them to get this person.
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  18. Clear direction! Exactly!!
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  19. It was Gordon Brown which kicked off this quantitive easing madness!!
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  20. The 2008 crash, Brexit, covid-19, the Ukrainan war with Russia. The last 14 years certainly have been intresting and quite frankly has been one calamity after the next.
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  21. Farming has been booming since 2016. Stop lying. Brexit saved the industry. How has Brexit hit small traders exactly?
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  22. Starmer is a jealous bully. End of debate.
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  23. I have never read the books. But the Harry Potter films were some of the best I've seen in the last 20 years. They are absolutely wonderful!! And the world of Harry Potter means so much to so many people.
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  24. None of the public sector workers want to work. They've gotten used to not doing anything because of the lockdowns. That is the problem. We're trying to access maternity allowance via the DWP. It's a simple application. We phoned them up, and the application form had been sitting on their desk unprocessed for over a month. The form was litterly directly in front of them.
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  25. ​​​ @DropdudeJohn  The other concerning aspect is the post office. It doesn't work either. So we thought we may have had missed something in the mail. We hadn't, they just couldn't be bothered doing their job.
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  26. ​ @SimplySketchyGT well, the public finances are in a mess, 5 million people are unemployed, inflation peaked at 12% and we have a unelected leader who doesn't pay he fair share of tax.
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  27. ......if a farmer is waiting until he is dead at 80 plus years old to pass on the farm to his son, who is probably now in his 60s, something has gone very badly wrong in that family. Im from a farm old farmers holding onto all the power is destroying the industry.
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  28. George Orwell gives a better description in his political essay, the lion and the unicorn.
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  29. They can pass it on tax-free over 6 years like any other business. It is how they got around inheritance tax in the past. This law only appeared in the 90s under John Major to stop large estates going bust.
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  30. Yes. Its basic supply and demand.
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  31. We are shutting our oil and gas fields, we have shut the Cumbrian coal mine, we are trying to rely on solar panels in a dark European country and now there is a shortage of imported gas from Europe due to the war. I think we should be awarded the worlds stupidest country because there is clearly an energy problem, and we are just making it worse.
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  32. Great. France.
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  33. It's almost like people don't like political messaging in their escapist science fiction. I didn't see that coming...
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  34. You are not protecting vulnerable young people, you are exposuring them to very dangerous people!! Kemi is right!!
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  35. Does the public want a re-run of a new labour government? There is a reason they lost in 2010, politics and economics were not working. If i recall, people were sick of them.
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  36. What exactly is your problem? He was working for a private company and was paid accordingly.
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  37. The films are wonderful. They are some of the best films you are ever likely to see in the last 20 years. They are brilliant!!!
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  38. Why do we keep letting the far left destroy our heroes?
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  39. Would you invite someone to join your company (or widder family) with out an extensive job interview, to make sure you can trust them and they will be productive? No. The same applies to new arrivals, we are all building something together. How do we know they will be helpful to society and honest?
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  40. Being cautious about stangers isn't racism, its common sense. It is something you learn as a child.
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  41. You need capitalism to pay for it!!
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  42. Europe is an absolute joke. We are acting like spoiled children who have been told to grow up. We need to identify our problems, get the economy growing and start pumping money into defence.
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  43. Alot of people are getting fed up. When MPs and school teachers are being threatened by a specific group questions really do need to be asked.
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  44. ....People think they are ok and no one will bother them. While simultaneously, the rich use their superior resources to get more efficient at taking money off you.
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  45. Most people are not on huge wages, most people are not part of a union, most people will not of get inflation matching pay rises, most people work for the private sector. Giving benefit claimants a 10% increase will cause alot of anger and resentment in the widder population!!
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  46. They have their faults. But in my experience, the NHS has always done a wonderful job with every member of my family.
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  47. He said Putin used it as an excuse. And he did. And we have done.
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  48. Why were we permanently altering children via surgery and hormone treatment? Why were biological males entering women's sports? Why is it when freedom of speech, a basic human right governments is passing legislation to stop me from voicing my version of the truth? All of this is mental and has nothing to do with protecting vulnerable trans people!!
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  49. For a man that stood for UKIP you certainly go on alot about Brexit.
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  50. JD Vance is right. Europe needs to spend more on defence. War has been raging, and we are trying to reduce our military spending. We are a joke. We do have an enemy within. Look at youtube. So many left-wingers hate us. And Ukraine is not getting the territory it lost to Russia back. Putin needs to sell some of form of win. Europe has its head in the sand and is pretending this isn't happening.
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  51. He was very popular when he was chancellor bizzarely. However, it didn't really translate to a popular primeminister.
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  52. Just manage the budget, offer controlled immigration, and support small private businesses. Conservatives are actually very easy to please.
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  53. Companies will forward buy the gas in advance. So when the spot price goes up they just make more profits.
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  54. He really didn't need to put up a flag. The audience is there to have a nice time, not to be lectured on politics. No one cares about his political opinions!!
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  55. Which is good, because they don't want to pay for our defence anymore.
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  56. He keeps moving forward and out smarting everyone. Between Farage, Musk and Trump. The three of them are going to make the next 4 years metaphorical hell for both the Labour and Conservative party.
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  57. Disney is on a role at the moment with the destruction of much loved franchises. Their in-house animated films, Snow White, The Lion King, The Star Wars films, The Marvel films, and now Doctor who, too. Wow. Remember, Professor, dont forget to check for Disney executives under your bed.
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  58. ...no one will vote for him
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  59. Farmers didn't suffer from Brexit. The pound crashed and they made record profits.
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  60. This is nonsense, Frances economy has hugely underperformed while being part of the EU while Switzerland is booming while isn't part of the EU. This is just endless rubbish.
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  61. Supreme executive power comes from a mandate from the masses. Sunak never had that. So why he thought he was in charge is bejond me.
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  62. ​​​​ @stevemcgowen  the same thing happened in the 1930s. A huge crash followed by a rise in the far right and ultimately war. We are stuck reliving 2005, over and over again. The western hemisphere is stuck on repeat.
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  63. This has been going on for decades. And it is definitely not a Tory idea. New Labour were trying their best to leave the ECHR as far back as 1998.
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  64. If Parliament is fractured, what is the answer? Parliament is completely irrelevant. Nothing is properly debated. Decisions are made closed doors via various quangos or committees. Intrest rates, farming policy, wars, lockdowns. Nothing is talked about!! As such, nothing appears to work anymore.
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  65. It's not the Rwanda plan. It's the failure of the Rwanda plan. Along with everything else.
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  66. Based on this interview, Sulla is right. This communist wants to destroy British culture, way of life and replace it with something completely unworkable. This is actually proving Sullas point. The marches are full of people who want to destroy everything!
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  67. They voted her back in.
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  68. She was voted for by the membership. Unlike Sunak. The Tory party has been hugely disrespectful to both the membership and voters.
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  69. Hes better than the alternative.
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  70. Really? You predicted this? Anyone could of predicted this!!
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  71. ...no mention of food shortages and war in the middle east and africa? Oh well..
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  72. ...but Scottish nationalism (Party) is okay? In the insane world of the leftists. Yes it is.
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  73. Any labour forigien policy Farage doesn't like he'll just get Trump to veto it for him. Musk has 200 million followers, too, and billions of spare cash. Farage has more influence, money and reach than everybody. Has the penny dropped yet?
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  74. yes, my friends worked for a private school. VAT raids, a hangover from covid, and he mentioned unaffordable pensions contributions to match the state sector. A lot will close. He now works for a comprehensive.
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  75. no, he's a politian. It keeps them grounded.
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  76. Why does Germany have an immigrant crisis, and England is racist? I give up trying to make sense of leftwingers in this country!
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  77. "The different understanding of the truth"? I think we've just highlighted the problem. If Islamic societies are failed toltaltian regimes with poor standards of living, then then there version of "The truth" is a lie.
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  78. Are muslim being persecuted? No. The UK is litterly the safest place for Muslims in Europe.
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  79. America is our closest ally. Culturally and politically. To name just a small number of Labour incidents; Khan has flown a giant Trump blimp through London, Lammy has called him racist, and Starmer has snubbed Musk and insulted Farage. If i were Trump, I'd make Starmers life a nightmare. And i bet he will.
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  80. It looks like Sunak was right, he had a plan. Starmer clearly doesn't.
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  81. Dont mess with Isreal.
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  82. He is probably looking to do a deal on migration to fill service sector jobs now we've left the EU (I'm not joking)
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  83. hmm, is it well intentioned?
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  84. A tax cut is far right? What planet are you on? Some young people are paying upto 50% tax on their earnings to pay for mistakes and debt they didnt make or accumulate How do expect them to get on in life!!
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  85. Elon should just buy the home office. We certainly could use the money.
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  86. I don't know. Parliament colapsed recently because of Islamists' threats towards labour. Starmer is also incapable of making a decision. He failed on Brexit, Gaza, and the trans debate. If I've noticed, so has everyone else. Weighing up the two men, Sunak is the better option.
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  87. The only way the conservatives have a chance of winning is to figure out how to absorb Reform voters back in the fold.
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  88. Wrestling, religion, fast food. His campaign was very much marketed to the heart of America (Plus, he had the owner of Twitter on his side. Elon Musks' media influence is now arguably bigger than Murdoch)
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  89. Maybe people enjoyed the community atmosphere of the church?
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  90. ​ @DropdudeJohn  Every one has a job to do. I try and do mine everyday. They are ridiculous.
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  91. What utter nonsense.
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  92. Honestly? i think alot of the reforms labour pushed through during their last term are creating utter chaos now.
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  93. Students haven't done the hard work. Thats the problem.
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  94. What happened in Southport is happening regularly nowadays. He was supposedly known by the home office. Maybe people are fed up?
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  95. ​ @jeffsimon9594  Exactly. I have never seen anything like this. What on earth is going on?
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  96. It's always been in chaos. Sein Fein collapsed the assembly in 2017 for 3 years due to something as daft as a failed renewable energy initiative. No one cared then. You have to work with both sides and they have to be treated fairly!!
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  97. Reform where the only party to significantly gain voters in the election. The SNP, Tory and Labour all lost votes.
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  98. Just get on with it, the time for debate is past!! They've been dragging this on for years now, wasted tens of billions and hundreds of thousands of peoples lives along the proposed route are stuck in limbo!
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  99. Great. Now, our country is even more ungovernable. The civil service can not strike in Germany. it's a threat to national security.
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  100. You could also compare it to the 2015 election. UKIP got 3.8 million votes. They were the 3rd biggest party by vote share. Much larger than the SNP or Liberals. They got 1 seat.
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  101. ..a large proportion of the world is actually at war. Maybe England is just a safe place? I mean i would want to come here...
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  102. Trump has lost two popular votes in a row. Why are they betting on him a third time?
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  103. ...i suppose we will see at the next election. Credit to Sunak he is a capable man. More so than Starmer in my opinion. His qualities are often missed.
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  104. ??? Perhaps Putin did that?? And our own perceived weakness?
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  105. ​ @mortdewerewolfe691 The police are their to protect us. Sometimes force is morally the correct action. And siding with a dangerous person for the sake of political correctness shows how doomed this country is.
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  106. The UK is not a hostile environment. That is the reason it is so attractive to live hear.
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  107. We tried this. This is how it ended. Multi culturalism was great in the 00s, and there was only one culture.
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  108. Another thing the Torys have wrecked. You can add the army to the list!
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  109. They are not conservative. More tax, more legislation, more government. And to top it off they placed an unelected billionaire in charge....They just dont get their voters!!
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  110. I disagree the Eastern Europeans seem to like us, we nearly won Euro vision. That is just a big popularity contest. The Iraq/Afghanistan war was what really damaged our international standing.
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  111. Musk has over 200 million twitter followers. Just try and understand that, what he says has a huge impact!!
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  112. Disastrous shift to the right? They were a disastrous government!! Nothing works properly anymore!! You could even blame the riots on an underfunded home office!!
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  113. The fact you are where trying to lock up Elon Musk for stating an opinion proves he was right.
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  114. She hasn't got a leg to stand on. She was in charge when imigration was spiralling out of control.
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  115. Ukraine is not winning. No one is winning. It's war. Everyone loses.
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  116. Mass migration is a ploy to control wage inflation and ensure profits. Boris even admitted it in an interview. Inflation can kill a country. When the economy re-opened and we had huge labour shortages, mass migration was the preferred choice and the lesser of two outcomes.
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  117. "Last week a judge ruled that nine Afghan asylum seekers who hijacked an aircraft to fly to Britain should not be returned to their country because to do so would be to risk subjecting them to 'inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment' and therefore a breach of their human rights. The Prime Minister described the verdict as 'an abuse of common sense'" Tony Blairs opinion on the ECHR in 2006.
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  118. His party consistently had more votes than the SNP.
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  119. Freedom.
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  120. It won't. They'll just go bust.
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  121. Elon Musk appears to be highlighting to hundreds of millions the stupidity of Labour.
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  122. ....its not dead. It lives on in Keir Starmer and Tony Blair.
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  123. Say what you want about Thatcher but she did leave the books in a reasonable condition. A 30% debt to GDP ratio, 5% of GDP spent on defence, free healthcare and tutition fees too.
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  124. My friend is a university lecturer. He said because of grade inflation people are making it onto university degree courses who really shouldn't be there. Universities are pocketing students cash and because they are incapable are being kicked out after the first year. If you look at university dropped out rates, its increased dramatically over recent years. Why? Certain students shouldn't have been on a degree course in the first place.
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  125. Typical. If you dont like the opinion, try and get them arrested.
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  126. he doesn't have to appease the majority, just the 40% who vote for them.
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  127. i remember speaking to people from Eastern Europe back in 2008. I was working on a farm following leaving university, and they didn't understand why we allowed people with criminal convictions to enter the country without any checks. They thought we were idiots. I had never even thought we were that stupid. I also did jury duty once, the person in the docks used freedom of movement to get here. He was on a miniature crime wave and barely spoke any Englis. He had numerous convictions around Europe.
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  128. No one has lost or gained anything. The election is not until the 4th of July.
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  129. We are effectively trying to govern like a European country in an English style house house of commons. Is it surprising nothing works?
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  130. .....let's not bring David Kelly eh Campbell? Was he murdered or was it suicide? Campbells lies were responsible for the deaths of millions in Iraq. Don't forget that.
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  131. But these are the tactics of the far left. They scroll through your twitter to try and find something you liked years ago. Which they then use to discredit you and ruin your life.
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  132. Neoliberalism isn't working for the majority anymore. And it hasn't done for a long time. Brexit, Corbyn, SNP, and Farage they are all connected. Why is no one listening?
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  133. Boris was needed. Now he is no longer needed. Now he is gone. But if a party is no longer fit to govern, a general election must be called!
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  134. Meddling? America is paying for the majority of its protection.
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  135. 25% of the population produce 75% of the taxes and economic productivity. That's a fact!! Its also true in business, you will have 1 or 2 people generating most of the cash for the company while everyone else does nothing. Things just need to fairer!!
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  136. Sheep farmers in wales have made a fortune. Even the rubbish ones. However, when we were in the EU it was the opposite.
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  137. ...So marxists ideology is good! And the Bible is bad? Personally I prefer the Bible.
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  138. How was locking down the country and destroying the economy critical thinking?
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  139. What exactly is "far right"?The majority of what the conservatives are currently doing was standard policy during the Major and Blair years. People have just lost the plot.
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  140. Farage has very powerful friendships with Musk and Trump. He is going to create utter chaos for both the Torys and Labour party in the coming years.
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  141. Didn't Blair want to leave the ECHR too? "Tony Blair is planning a radical overhaul of Britain's controversial human rights legislation after claims that the present laws put the rights of criminals above those of victims. In a move which brought immediate criticism from human rights' experts, the Prime Minister wants the government to have the power to override court rulings" The Guardian 2006 Its not different, laws that can't be changed because of foreign judges!!
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  142. How our media has covered the rioters in India and England appears to be very different.
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  143. "A court in Pakistan has sentenced a Christian man to death for sharing what judges interpreted as hateful content against Muslims on social media." Well, it's not going great, is it?
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  144. Hmmm I don't really care Prince Charles is in Germany, im sick of them being on the TV. Maybe he should spend some time in Australia or New Zealand because they are going to kick him out if he doesn't.
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  145. As people age, they naturally turn towards religion. Without it, people really struggle. As we've left Christian ideas behind, society is collapsing before our eyes.
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  146. ​​ @MattWhite-vh6xh ...and how is Great Britain doing at the moment? Culturally? Politically? and economically? It's lost. Boomers have forgotten the lessons your parents learned after the wars and utterly destroyed this country.
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  147. ​ @MattWhite-vh6xh You are the same age as my dad. I look at my generation, and we have nothing to hold us together. We are utterly fractured and depressed. The family, marriage, country, god. All these institutions have been completely erroded and my generation are completely lost.
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  148. It will tip a large number of already struggling private schools over the edge. A lot of high-profile private institutions are going to disappear, and combine this with middle-class families struggling with a cost of living crisis. It's going to be a blood bath.
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  149. I don't watch GB news. And I genuinely have no clue what Boris Johnsons opinion is. However, race baiters like Diane Abbot. Youtubers like Femi and Novra media. They continually play the victim card. They are the problem and are obsessed with categorising people down race and gender lines. What we are seeing isn't facism. It's marxism. The ideas of equality, victim and oppressor have infiltrated our establishment. These people are forming gangs for protection and following the inevitable end game of the ideas of marx, you probably cannot blame them.
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  150. Boris achieved Brexit, Sturgeon can't even balance a budget.They currently going through huge austerity.
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  151. Why are you bothered about farmers? They occupy 1% of the population. Good farmers dont want support. They typically want to be left alone. Which is not happening.
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  152. SNP? I'm genuinely lost for words.
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  153. Wrong. 2016 milk 15p. 2023 40p per litre. That's a boom.
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  154. If we want to maintain our way of life we need an army to protect it. Russia is winning.
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  155. The USA has the capacity to end the war when ever it wants. They want it to drag on. I mean, Russia can hardly start ww3 if all its resources are bogged down in Ukraine, can it? Extending Natos borders and bogging them down in Ukraine, from our viewpoint, is a strategic master stroke.
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  156. The way i perceive the riots is they are forming gangs to protect themselves because the police have let them down. Its the only logical thing left for them to do. The same thing happened in Northern Ireland.
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  157. Does god matter? Is truth subjective? Is their a right and wrong path? I think even if you don't believe in God, it is best to act like he exists.
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  158. The sad reality is that if the West wants to hold on to what it has got, we may be forced to fight for it.
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  159. They had a shale gas boom. Energy is cheap in the USA. It's why their standard of living and wages are better than ours. They have so much they are exporting it to the EU.
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  160. The EU is irrelevant. Has the penny dropped yet? It has no army to enforce anything.
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  161. Do you know why English farmers voted for Brexit? They are all very individualistic and generally don't work well in large cooperatives. Which effectively was what the EU was. Culturally they dont fit. Bizzarely, De gaulle realised this and was one the reason he kept vetoing our membership. The English would have to give up being English he argued. Professor, you have accidentally created an argument for leaving the EU.
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  162. ....I don't think he understands democracy. He was an unelected deputy governor of Iraq. He just hangs in the background and hopes someone will give him power.
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  163. ...The Soviets may have lost the cold war but they certainly have won thd ideological battle.
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  164. Musk is speaking his mind, and you want to lock him up. Who do you think is wrong? Its not Musk....
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  165. Teachers dont help themselves. Modern comprehensives are terrible institutions.
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  166. Innuendo is classified as misogyny nowadays. I'm pretty sure it's a hate crime.
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  167. They do. It is called the national curriculum. Everyone does SATs, GSCEs, and A levels.
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  168. The conservatives need the SNP. It keeps Labour in check and ensures a Tory government. Cammeron understood this.
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  169. Taking out Farage doesn't make any sense. Starmer only got 33% of the vote. Reform spilt the conservative vote, ensuring a labour government.
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  170. He'll merge with the conservatives and win in 5 years time.
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  171. Look at the demographics change around you, Professor. Reform is inevitable.
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  172. What exactly is your point? It is modern-day colonialism and is probably comparable to the European competition in North America/Africa in the 18th/19th centuries. Or even the battles fought during the Cold War for ideological supremacy.
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  173. "I may be merely insular, but I have no prejudice in a Britain planned for the British by the British. Therefore, as at present advised, I am quite unconvinced either that it is necessary or that it is even desirable that we should go into the Common Market.” Clement Atlee 1962
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  174. who's paying you off?
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  175. j k Rowling is a life long Labour party member.
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  176. ​​ @malcaniscsm5184 What happens when the wind stops? They have to make up the shortfall from out of contract imported gas. It's very expensive to do this. And guess what? I hear they've just closed the Russian pipeline.
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  177. It will only get worse, Starmer isnt specifically popular and will probably lean into the nonsense winding the rioters up.
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  178. I find it amusing people willingly except marxist ideology in class rooms as a standard but go crazy if the ideas of the bible are mentioned. Can someone explain to me what i dont quite understand?
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  179. Why on earth are we legitimising communists? These people are insane.
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  180. The award ceremony was going great untill she started quoting from the communist manifesto!!
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  181. ​ @mjc8281 Any labour forigien policy Farage doesn't like he'll just get Trump to veto it for him. Musk has 200 million followers, too and billions of spare cash. Farage has more influence, money and reach than everybody. Has the penny dropped yet?
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  182. This debate isn't as simple as you would like to pretend.
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  183. America, Russia, and China are the 3 main superpowers. We are air strip one. Interestingly, George Orwell predicted all this in 1984.
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  184. ​ @sofajockeyUK How can a biological male be a female? I just don't understand!!!
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  185. Corbyn won a huge proportion of the vote in 2017 on a far left message. So, I actually thought neoliberalism was dead politically in the UK. But the more Starmer turns towards the "right," the higher he climbs in the polls. So i honestly dont know what to think.
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  186. Which is what exactly?
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