Comments by "Stephen Walker" (@stephenwalker2924) on "Chancellor reverses tax cuts and energy help in Liz Truss’ mini-budget" video.

  1. She put us out with the French for years to come. So there's that anyway...
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  2. so is four. and Kunt
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  3.  @mike-xt7qi  Ok, Mike, I will. You're a BINMAN. It's a perfectly good job title and a much needed and appreciated public service. Be proud and stand tall. We love you.
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  4. The last 7 or 8 have been pretty bad too, to be fair.
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  5. keep your damning faint praise.
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  6. And we pay these oversized children to run our country. 🤔
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  7. Yes!
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  8. Leave Britney ALONE...........................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  9. I know. She actually got paid good money to sit there like a blinking traffic cone while Hunt mansplained for her. Has she no self-respect or guilt or shame or, even, hurt defiance? She looked liked a cardboard version of herself, a scooped-out litter bin on legs. I'm actually worried about her mental stability a tad right now. She looks gone. Out for the count. Game Over.
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  10. She looks like she's been hit over the head with a blunt clawhammer.
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  11. She does look like she's partaken of a powder, nudge nudge. My guess is cocaine and drain fluid. Or Tipex and horse glue.
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  12.  @nataliawalker4184  Normal working-class people with no money and no pension and no fancy job and no position in society vote Tory in their millions. And they will do again, even after all this. They do this because they are afraid that if Labour get in power they will waste all their precious tax contributions (which they endlessly scheme at not paying anyway) on swanky free hostels for black lesbian one-legged illegal-traveling Marxist freeloading benefit layabouts in Peckham. If you have never read The Daily Mail or The Sun (*spits out in disgust*) give them a go. It will make your hair curl.
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  13. The real problems with the NHS are recruitment, resource waste and mismanagement. And stagnant wages. And creeping privatisation by the back door. And now the front door. With Hunt showing his face again. Kinda.
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  14. Impossible to lie in his situation, I think. He's been handed the wet end of the stick AND a strangely unreal golden opportunity at the same time. Soon, he might be PM...of a party that is dead in the water.
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  15. Have you got something against Tramadol or something? Do you have to use it but don't want to so you secretly hate it? sssshsh
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  16. Top comment on here. Almost poetry. Sublime. Bravo!
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  17. Savings have to be found and the poor always pay.
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  18. of a dead party. Yipeeeeee
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  19. no. no one. nobody.
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  20. 'sprained turkey'
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  21. I'm sure Labour would say much the same if the roles were reversed. Politics: it's showbusiness for ugly people.
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  22. Wanting something to work is the start of making something work. It's putting your best foot forward. Not wanting something to work almost guarantees failure.
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  23. which one?
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  24. So did Stalin. And Hitler. And that nice young man who killed all those co-eds in the 70s. Ted Bundy. Yeah. Quite.
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  25. And then we get another *unt in charge. gee whizz, unlife me now
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  26. LAST LINE: "The parties are back in Downing Street." The Man is a kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkiller!!!!!!!!!!! 🤣
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  27. Why don't we sell off all the hospitals to MacDonalds?
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  28. She was definitely blinking slower than is normal, I think.
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  29. 😂🤣🤣😂
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  30. the long-term deleterious effects of herb on the brain are starting to emerge in mainstream science journals. do some research. it's no accident that the No 1# side-effect of the drug for new users is anxiety and/or paranoia...
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  31.  @inkosiumoja2663  All good points. You failed to mention that natural herb is very efficacious when applied sensibly to many complex neurological conditions and for muscle/nerve/spasm pain. And to ease many cancer symptoms at end-of-life care. And easing of drug restrictions in the Netherlands and elsewhere may presage a postive way forward in the future. But skunk remains a gateway drug on the streets here in the UK - and for this reason alone I don't think the case for criminalisation (except for medicinal use) has quite been made yet. We will have to agree to disagree on that point.
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  32.  @inkosiumoja2663  Good compromise, I think. Cheers.
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  33. away 🤣
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  34. Total bangers
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  35. Why? They wouldn't mean it because they're not.
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  36. But she's cute. So there's that.
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  37. Don't be fooled by Hunt. He scrubs up well but he's the nasty of the nasty party.
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  38. well said
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  39. Yes. And no. Maybe.
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  40. This was not a 'black swan event', which are highly unpredictable and very difficult hard to foresee. This was all very predictable and quite easy to foresee. But the 'mini budget' went ahead anyway. For some strange reason...
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  41. Kinkiest comment ever.
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  42.  @Must_not_say_that  Never said otherwise.
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  43. But are they Tories? They are all Tories? Well, that's alright then.
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  44. shame be to him who thinks evil of it
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  45. Or just really really nervous. Perhaps both.
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  46. Most Tory voters are middle-aged, working-class/lower middle-class, in debt, with small or no private pension, hold no lofty position in society, take both The Daily Mail and The Sun (*spits in disgust*), have meagre savings, do not retire early, do not own their home outright, live in the North, and frequent both bingo halls and garden centres. The most common male name is Brian, most common female name, Jean. General elections are not won by votes counted but seats held. Go figure.
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  47. Tories always explode with greed; Labour always implode with in-fighting.
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  48. I'm on Tramadol. For a painful nerve condition. So is my Mum. She has Parkinson's and osteoarthritis. No joke. I'm deadly serious. You, on the other hand, are quite the Oscar Wilde in the wit department.
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  49. 4 doesn't go into 3. wake up and stop smoking those things
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  50. She's no longer the most. She's left broken and battered (A POEM) by DAVID R and Stephen Walker
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  51. A slight dig at Biden who nearly dribbled something profound while his ice-cream cone melted?
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  52. Drink and eat carpet
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  53. Yes. You are right. Yes. They do. Yes.
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  54. But she's cute. So there's that.
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  55. What about growth? (Only kidding - if I hear the Gword one more time I'll scream)
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  56. ?
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  57. The right-wingers wanted tax cuts from the magic funny-money tree. You know? Where the unicorns are colourful and free...la de da...
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  58. - "What happened to looking after your own first." Imagine if Britain had allowed Hitler to have everything he'd wanted and sued for peace with Germany in 1939. We would all be speaking German by now. Shake your brain, Comrade!
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  59. When it doesn't move he's lying, silently, inside his deluded and cruel little head.
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  60. Thank you, Robert Peston. And now the weather...
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  61. Well said. They put party before country. Let's hope they pay the price at the next GE.
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  62.  @lewisbensted7161  An American expression, yes. But he's an English Chap, By George! (of ASDA)
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  63. 😂🤣
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  64. A bit like unalive-ing you with a blunt chainsaw - then apologising to your weeping widow for the bloodstains on her carpet.
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  65. Plus the big pay rise and inevitable severance pay comes in handy, ah?
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