Youtube comments of The Phoenix Saga (@The_Phoenix_Saga).

  1. Oh dear... this is gonna put a dent in their coffirs. Say goodbye to Obsidian after this...
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  2. As if a zombie apocalypse plan was needed: we've been living in one since idiocy was embraced as progressive...
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  3. The ramblings of a puppeted tyrant.
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  4. "A city can survive it's ambitious and even it's fools but it can not survive treason from within." The threat that is coming has been invited by those from within.
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  5. Nuke for birth rates? My friend, im sure you know that modern women have assured that already. These games just give men an outlet with less hassle and risk.
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  6. When the law appeases criminals at the expense of the lawful, what remains the purpose of remaining lawful.
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  7. 😂 He'll laugh them right out of the building.
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  8. Down with the fiat currency, down with digital currency. Back for collateral based money.
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  9. And so the Fascists show they never went away - just changed their face.
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  10. If Don has any sense- he'll tell Charlie to shove it and take his WEF mates with him.
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  11. Sure she can use the Freedom of Speech to defend it - though she can be sure the likes of me will use the same to tell her she's full of it.
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  12. Man I don't know what's worse - the fact they spout this bs, or the fact so many actually go along with it.
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  13. I'd say I'm surprised, but I'd be lying.
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  14. Yes... "Mysteriously"....
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  15. Hoping he threatens the establishment too. They can replace Starmer with another puppet and nothing would change.
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  16. I haven't seen such treason be committed since Blair!
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  17. If we're going to have enquires denied on the grounds of phobias of a disposition; i do not want ANYONE lecturing me about "diversity and inclusion" being a strength.
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  18. I have no patience for cowards and hypocrites. But most of all - I have no place in my heart for traitors. So I must ask again: WHY are you all voting?! You're letting the puppeteers of these puppets do as they want!
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  19. Got thirty years of games to last me a lifetime and the experience to fix the consoles. This generation I feel WILL be my last.
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  20. I have the perfect answer for intergalactic travel - 1: Give weebs unlimited funds. 2: Designate a planet a dozen hundred lightyears away and claim it to be home of catgirls - innocent as virgins and frisky as vixens. 3: ???? 4: Profit.
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  21. Because. He. Is. Doing. As. His. Masters. Tell. Him. And you all keep enabling them.
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  22. Not convenient for the narrative.
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  23. Your contempt is well founded, yet the weakness of this nation is down to almost a century of ideological subversion.
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  24. Only two can be trusted- - one is The Most High and the other is one's self.
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  25. Hypocrisy at its finest.
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  26.  @magnusob187  well yours must be fake: I have all three Blue-Eyes!
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  27. Their masters say no.
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  28. Finally a man emerges from this generation. He's earned my respect for such integrity and refusal to back down from such a clown.
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  29. No, it's called establishment throwing it's weight.
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  30.  @joanna0988  I lost both my parents last year - 11 months apart, both of them not from the cough - both denied immediate treatment; father of cancer, mother of undiagnosed lymphoma induced sepsis because hospitals were too panicked... over a cough which neither had, yet they kept being harassed to be tested for it. So when you try and argue about those "Losing a loved one" don't be surprised when I involve myself to respond with a great deal of venom. This system not only failed them, it outright rejected them, because of a fucking cough that was blown completely out of proportion; the numbers questionable at best and outright fabricated at worst. Call me conspiracy theorising all you want - lives destroyed for agenda's sake.
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  31.  @MikMoen  Divisive vitriol - because the opposite side doesn't resort to the words "Bigot" and "Ignorant" and any "ism" or "phobe" they can conjure up. 🙄 But sure HE'S the one being divisive...
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  32. "So this is how liberty dies - with thunderous applause" the idiots in that audience just heard the messenger openly admit their doom and they blindly clap and whoop to it... "He'll bring them death and they will love him for it" these people are forever lost.
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  33. What I take from this is - the foul depths to which humanity can plummet...
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  34. Orwell would turned in his grave if he saw how right he turned out to be.
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  35. I make no pretense to justify Putin's actions, but I'm far less concerned about his antics as I am that of our own.
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  36. This is a nation on the brink of collapse and all you care about is the pronunciation of a name? Priorities my friend - they ARE important.
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  37. Don't you know? "Diversity and inclusion" for the sake of "Equality" only goes one way in terms of narrative. The diverse opinions don't matter to be included and some are more equal than others. It's pathetic.
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  38. Hear hear - I'd sooner be called a tin foil hat conspiracy theorist, then a mindless obedient puppet.
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  39. "He cant go bankrupt." Cowardice: selling integrity and dignity for thirty pieces of silver each time. Oh i DO not forget: i don't forget the excuses.
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  40. I've an alternate, Rishi: you can Duck off. Just replace the D with an F: Once you're an adult, it's your choice and your responsibility, not a government's.
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  41. Or rather done by design to justify the power grab when the desperate cling to a solution: look how quickly people accepted authoritarian imposition at the first mention of a cough.
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  42. Somebody direct them all to his home then; let HIM take care of them at his own expense if he feels that responsible.
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  43. Yep flytipping is gonna soar...
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  44. Well... nothing like a little bit of panic for an area not too far from the mainland coast to get people distracted from the Maui bs and the failure to criminalise the actual president whilst the pretender and his family are proven to have been guilty... I should also mention because the cough must not be as engaging either.
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  45. Why am I not surprised...
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  46. Can we just go for the friggin No Deal option already!? Sheesh, this would have been over years ago if they'd have just done what they were supposed to!
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  47. When the law of the land appeases the criminal at the expense of the abiding, to what purpose remains to abide.
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  48. Agreed. I mean if I'm to refrain from subduing a potential threat to my family then I have no time or patience for the daft c you next Tuesday who came up with it.
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  49. I've a better alternative - let them go subscription based or take on adverts - nobody with any sense CARES if it goes under.
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  50. There won't ever be true justice - not in this system.
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  51. We've already been sold out - establishment is simply changing the context.
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  52. All this is going on - so why are we even giving the "royal" brat and his gold digger of a wife the time of day.
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  53. And what's worse, they won't beat us by force, but through the very politics everyone keeps falling for every time by voting.
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  54. I'd sooner be right, than wrong.
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  55. False accusations hah! Ohio is practically up in arms about it!
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  56. Diversity isnt a strength when it constantly has to be thrown in our face. I am absolutely sick of the excuses - even from a guy presenting whats going on in this video. Either take a side or shut up!
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  57. Take away a man's voice, you leave him with only one other choice.
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  58. "Criticised" riiiiight... its written in their book to lie and deceive.
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  59.  @archshade7891  Wow, he was inaccurate about one little detail - bring out the torches and firewood... 😧
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  60. And THIS is why I said NO. DEAL. during the Brexit process... granted I know that the establishment never wanted Brexit in the first place.
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  61. Not one of "The peaceful" lot, my backside!
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  62.  @tonycowin  Because it's irrelevant to the matter. She couldn't handle the conversation and so directed towards a petty oversight and dismissed it. Respect is earned, not just given by demand. That works both ways.
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  63. They STILL giving that traitor a thought?
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  64. Hmm reeks of hypocrisy... eh NATO?
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  65. Don't rest yet - this term is simply borrowed time. Given the state of things, the establishment will retaliate hard.
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  66. The more things change, the more things stay the same.
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  67. For once, a protest I actually encourage - on the side of the ones having had enough of this importation invasion that is.
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  68. "Why treat adults like children and control what content is available" to paraphrase your question about 29 mins in. And i answer - its all control. They dont want people's opinions they want obediant compulsion. They want you eager to snap up what they make and agree to their message and not be inclined to ask questions or challenge the agenda. Theres much more sinister implications in all this... hence they look to cancel and shut down any form of commentary that controverts their agenda.
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  69. I ask similar questions to all organised charities - lot of people getting paid...
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  70. The greatest of people's are never valued in their own time, just as true prophets are never welcome in their own homeland.
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  71. You have to criticise Islam and do so without care of being labeled as hateful. The whole culture exists to support only itself and it's incompatible with any other. Trying to object to "hate toward it" is ultimately condoning said culture - you either accept it all or you reject it all and there's simply no alternative.
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  72. Cultural clashes occur when a desire for a certain type is allowed to overrule the understanding of the differences between said cultures. This is typically one of the reasons why most; not to sound elitist or what not, traditionalists would say it's best to stick to your own. Hence we see this rise in regret. The grass isn't always greener.
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  73. Poor kid. Well, for those wanting to ban guns in the US - we have the most stringent gun laws in the western world; and tragedies like this STILL happen.
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  74. Sad though that I find myself agreeing with the Somalis in that first example. It may not be their place to say it, but it's one of the few times that those coming in are absolutely right.
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  75. Short answer: they're not that stupid!
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  76. While I am not a royalist and far from an imperialist - unlike any other empire you can name, Britain left behind in each country it's culture and identity; a means to govern and a means to improve but only a select few have actually bothered to on their own.
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  77. As having been a security guard in retail myself i can contribute - at least regarding myself and those who I've worked with; we have to be 100 percent certain that the culprit has committed the act and have the evidence via footage to prove it. If there's any reasonable doubt, or the footage doesn't exist past circumstantual reasoning, then there is no grounds to approach.
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  78. She just wrote the Tories death sentence - just as Brown wrote Labour's with the "Bigoted" remark.
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  79.  @orcashorts5813  he's right.
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  80.  @sondergaard913  And just who would YOU say was the "Right one" then. 😒 Well come on, out with it.
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  81. Her ego won't allow for anything of the sort: she has to be exemplary and elevated or its not right for her. And look where it's brought her.
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  82. Define "Dignity" sir, cause at this point we've already passed that marker of no return. It's either a matter of "Fuck it" or "We're fucked."
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  83. I can imagine him saying to Charlie "Bitch, get off my throne." And as a Brit, I'd welcome that!
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  84. And what's worse is the fact that in their hands they have essentially the fast track to more or less all the knowledge of our species... and yet the more access they have, the more idiotic and zombified they become.
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  85. Way to finish off the pub trade... hope you voters are happy - you wanted folk in power to do the thinking for you and you've now gotten what you asked for.
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  86. Ah the establishment: ANYTHING to get their way...
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  87.  @robertsears8323  here's hoping the country wakes up and abolishes this outdated pomp. Monarchy is outdated and excessive!
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  88. Excellent pointing out the anagram.
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  89. Just as I've always said: A broken dam starts with a single neglected crack. You allow ONE exception of perversity and inclusion through then they'll ALL want through. First the feminists, then the homosexuals, then the trans and now the peds - All following the same principle argument "Well why should I be exempt just because I'm X"
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  90. Why aren't Joe and Hunter Biden?
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  91. He's a shining example of how only the puppets get into power: those with any integrity and not just eager to get in, never do. And yet people keep thinking that the system works...
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  92. "The state calls it's own violence law, but that of the individual it calls crime."
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  93. And these migrants don't need to be entitled and don't need to refuse to integrate.
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  94.  @marko8775  question is how many have to actually be harmed before either this inept system does something... or people actually grow a spine, pull their thumbs out of their arse and MAKE them.
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  95. "When is a dictator, not a dictator"
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  96. Well seeing how the 2010s were the darkest years of a channel I watched loyally as a kid throughout the 90s - I can't say I'm surprised. I was there when Johnny Bravo, Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, Courage the Cowardly Dog and so many more were released as one shots on "What a cartoon!" I was there during the era when cartoons from decades prior were aired. I loved Two Stupid Dogs - though the humor only came to light in my older years. Anime was introduced to me through Toonami - I relished in DBZ and even GT, Tenchi Muyo and even Sailor Moon were among the first that got me engrossed in the hobby (Although Cardcaptors on Nickelodeon has the honour of being the first along with Pokemon back in 99) and I'll never forget how MEGAS XLR got me engrossed for one final ride in the 00s. And then the modern crap came and the woke seeped in like a poison. And now it's as if I'm putting an old friend to rest 🙋 Farewell Cartoon Network: you were a big part of my childhood and now you can rest - your legacy retained and no longer at the mercy of this pandering claptrap circus of PC woke clowns.
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  97. I have to admit I'd love to converse with Murray - he's perhaps one of the most forthright individuals I've ever listened to. And intelligent, I respect that in a person; intelligence and the will to utilise it rationally and with precision.
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  98. Yeah he's reflecting the nature of establishment - the same lot folk keep empowering time and again.
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  99. He's~ doing~ what~ he's~ told~ to~
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  100.  @johnallen7807  And you think Reform will do any different... this worship of a party that those opposing the status quo have is astounding. You're in for some disappointment.
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  101. Nah they just changed the term to irregular.
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  102. Three hostages for thirty odd criminals. This is ridiculous...
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  103. If Britain was then so was every other. Change my mind.
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  104. Wait till he gets in as Labour Leader and conveniently the nation's dullards vote and he conveniently gets in that way.
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  105. Diversity hire. And it backfired just as people who can see past the rose tinted glasses of equality and diversity, expected.
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  106. Oh boy... Poland you were doing SO well...
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  107. And the criticising of Israel resumes... they at least warned of the coming response - as opposed to Hamas who not only attacked without warning to the populace but also now shield themselves with their own like the snivelling cowards they are.
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  108. He DEFENDED him, not failed to prosecute.
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  109.  @bipolarbear9917  because not only does that crap not work, it's harmed more people then it's helped.
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  110. Why should they, when some schmucks just let them move in elsewhere and cruise the good life at someone else's expense.
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  111. Put quite simply: whenever I was bullied as a kid - I was told to hit them back harder. Thus the only reason I had so many "bullies" is because none of them dared to do it more then once - the consequence of the first time was enough.
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  112. Powell was right - the one man who stood up to point out the problem and could have turned us away from this problem and they crucified him.
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  113. Yeah right - they'll have him out by the end of the week... thats if they even HAVE an arrest made and this isnt just a publicity stunt.
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  114. As i also like to say "Democracy is dictatorship being polite."
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  115. We've barely enough troops to defend ourselves for about two weeks - what makes him think he's going to have any to send... Cause if he thinks drafting is gonna work, I think I speak for more than enough when I say I've got two words for him....
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  116.  @hopwaffles  So are we going to have a game based on a historical black character portrayed as a white guy? Or how about a middle eastern woman? Thought not.
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  117. Seeing as buses don't go down the road where he was found and the lack of mess from which such a collision would have been... EVERYWHERE...
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  118. So much for the "Glory of Communism" As Thomas Sowell put it - paraphrasing "Even the caste system, atrocious as it is, for hating those at the bottom of the rung from the moment of their birth; doesn't imply the idea that it's going to elevate them."
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  119. You see it.
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  120. So a consenting adult cannot perform based on how they look? Isn't that what they call "discrimination" on both sides of the aisle? You can't be both for opportunity and equality and at the same time be exclusive to one brand or another whilst rejecting everything that doesn't fit to your tastes.
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  121. They really are prepared to stoop to new lows and pay any price to keep him out.
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  122. Yreeaaaah... I'm not fighting. Simple as. That general can go sit and swivel.
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  123. Specifically all things ENGLISH.
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  124. "The first battlefield is rewrite history, take away the heritage of a people and they are easily persuaded" - Karl Marx Sound familiar to what's happening in modern day?
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  125. Wonderful. We'll never hear the end of it.
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  126.  @shandorunia  Until those cultures are affected by the issue here at home and then there's nowhere to defect. Hence these games are the outlet. Cheaper too.
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  127. "When the acts of government and leadership would lead it's people to their destruction, then rebellion is more then every man's right, it is also his duty!"
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  128. Seriously? So when is Fatima going to be told to zip it?
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  129. Hence it's true - an argument that cannot support itself is wrong and thus doomed from the start. If all are to be treated equal and two don't get along, they must be treated the same and in the case of a right vs wrong - that principal can't be upheld. Hence Equality is impossible.
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  130. Problem is, both sides don't want that - China on the grounds that they can't manipulate and the west like the UK and Biden's US because it's easier to rule a demoralised people.
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  131. Tell that to all the young women who believe it and parrot it not just in their words but in their behaviour.
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  132. One simple word: Control. The only thing those in power want, is more power.
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  133.  @EllanaWolf  Oh no it isn't. You need to learn about those who REALLY own and run the country.
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  134.  @Paul-H-Wolfram6608  You mean their masters do.
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  135. "The first rule of war is to rewrite history, take away a people's lineage and they're easily persuaded."
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  136. And he wants to put that to the test... 🙄
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  137.  @colonalklink14  Mind you what's worse; dying a free man or living an enslaved one?
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  138. It benefitted both. These days with both men and women competing against each other instead of complimenting each other - both have become quite miserable.
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  139. Full blaze and torched them - well played sir. So far the only thing I'm in mild disagreement with him like many are the perception of "Rights"
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  140. Oh grief... another of these...
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  141. We still even lend an ear to such a traitor?
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  142. Are we at all surprised? She was ALWAYS a Remainer, it's why she never achieved anything.
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  143.  @rhondabrock7872  You realise while that is true, He did state that things are going to get THAT BAD before His return, that what we're seeing now is just the tickler - the warm up before the actual starting act.
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  144.  @janete5331  oh it'd be shut down before it even began.
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  145. Him and the rest of the vipers - establishment demands it.
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  146. There's only one person who can stand up for my rights: I see him in every reflection. You'll find the same in regards to yours like everyone else for theirs.
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  147. Unburdoning the NHS from one cause only to impose on it with another - stress related illness has claimed more lives than anything else.
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  148. Nothing. Ideological Subversion has done it's work over the last hundred years.
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  149. I know how you feel - I feel myself to be Elon Musk and I hate how I can't access my accounts because I don't know the pin number or the account number.
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  150. And yet all a certain folk can go on about, is blaming Brexit...
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  151. It's people need to grow a backbone and reject the entire system. An amendment like the constitution is just a piece of paper and written on it are "privileges" not "rights" for a right can't just be given to you, you have to declare that right and be prepared to fight and even die for it. Fail that or back down when pressed and you lose that right. A privilege is given but can just as easily be taken away, that's the difference.
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  152. Why anyone ever expects these clowns to just give a straight answer; I will NEVER know...
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  153.  @anauthor1440  No, people buying into idea that voting someone into power was the worst thing to happen to Wales; as it was everywhere else. Labour and Tory - it doesn't matter; when drinking from the same poisoned water source, does it matter what colour cup you're drinking from?
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  154.  @Maureen.Silivri  What we're seeing is only the calm. When things get really bad, you'll think these present times are a heavenly past time.
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  155. Given his zealous reaction from the start, I'd first start by assuming; a lot.
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  156. In short, misery loves company; which is why most women whether they intend to or not, tend to sabatage their friend's chances for happiness when it passes by that rare time.
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  157. And yet people will keep voting... while demanding accountability.
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  158. "Democracy is dictatorship being polite" as I like to say. If action is what you're aiming for, don't go through the system; you'll just enable more of what you're looking to prevent.
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  159. We already are one - you say any one thing negative about that religion and see what happens these days.
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  160. "I'd vote for him" dude, you realise the fact you're prepared to vote is part of the reason all this mess is even happening, right?
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  161. Fat chance; given how the majority of us continue to persist in thinking that playing the game the way establishment wants it played.
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  162. Finally someone gets it!
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  163.  @Uduwerage  There's only two simple routes - you either are, or you are not.
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  164. Oh I'd be on board with that!
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  165. She's being puppeted. Her thoughts aren't her own - they used her because "Who would go argue with a kid?"
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  166. So the hypocrites decide to reinstate the hypocrite.
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  167. Only one thing you can do - and it's something the average Brit won't do. And to think we were once the envy of the world, now we're a mockery of ourselves.
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  168. It's nothing new; same happened in Rome and countless before and after. When a civilisation isn't conquered by another, it inevitably destroys itself through decadence; without fail. Ever.
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  169. When you give power over yourself to charlatans, you almost never get it back.
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  170. People to actually wake up to the bullshit that's being pushed through and actually do something. But fat chance of that.
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  171. As they say "You can't put an old head on young shoulders" as such, the young are easily manipulated through their feelings and when they feel like they know everything. Everything a power crazed lunatic depends on when it comes to convincing numbers to see things their way.
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  172. @@StephenManchester We did once, too bad the people back then had balls but no direction. Now they have no direction and certainly no balls.
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  173. When the law abets and appeases the law breakers at the expense of the law abiding, to what purpose is there to abide in the law.
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  174. Only issue now is to realise the Conservatives are in the same boat and under the system this nation runs, no other party will ever get close to power.
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  175. "History is written by the winners" comes to mind.
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  176. Oh ffs... ANYTHING to throw their weight.
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  177. Fact is unfortunately that whilst they didn't vote for HIM, they still voted and thus accepted the operandi of the process.
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  178. ​ @barbsussex3865 Difference is the politicians aren't gormless - they're complicit on behalf of their masters.
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  179. "Tolerance and apathy are the final gasps of a dying society" so said the man.
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  180. Education is always used as a solution - thing is we've already tried that and the students can't pass the test so instead they lower the passing grade to the point of ineptitude, the number "passing" increase, the school "looks" good, the nation's IQ drops a few more points and the whole thing starts all over again.
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  181. Oh I'd LOVE to see the reaction of if they portrayed Martin Luther King as a blonde caucasian in contrast...
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  182. My words would be this: This is not Winnie's country - you are In NO position to be imposing demands.
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  183.  @candy-le4nh  🙄 It never occur to you that he deliberately dropped the ball to get him off the hook... honestly sweetie, pay attention.
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  184. Who the hell do they think they are... And all you voters have enabled this...
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  185. Yet frustratingly bought into by the masses of subverted and naive.
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  186. Well said, but unfortunately Reform don't have a shot in hell - the majority of people are clueless without their puppeteers pulling their strings.
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  187. Censorship should NEVER BE condoned. Ever.
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  188. And yet people will vote anyway.
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  189. Funny, they never seem to complain about the hard questions, when we're scrutinized. Difference is, at least i can say for myself; you all speak for yourselves, i have an answer for a question. Because the truth isnt difficult to recall, no matter how unpleasant.
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  190.  @colonalklink14  Forced to join or otherwise...
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  191. Or BLM for that matter... oh wait, Starmer was taking the knee for them...
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  192.  @Phatboino1  screw that: I'm going to get penalised either way - might as well go out swinging.
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  193. Vote anyone at all and still sign consent for the same system to remain in place with a new set of faces to blame who are just as easy to replace.
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  194. As a wise man wrote "Cut out a man's tongue and you show the world that you're afraid of what he might say" I mean after all - if the likes of Belfield are just "Conspiracy Theorists" then why worry? Why go so far in this paranoid notion of stalking - of which he'd be renowned for being pretty poor at it? Because - and yes I'm stating the obvious, this wasn't about any 'stalking' it was about what he was saying and since it seems he was touching the rawer nerves of someone with too many fingers in too many pies, they've been at risk of exposure and so they've shushed him up and proven to be the gutless, guilty cowards we know them to be and what they've proven to be.
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  195. "You're the one who sold it."
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  196. Corvids are the smartest of all birds and have a flawless memory. As much as they will grow attached to good people, they hold grudges when scorned. They also pass that knowledge of people to their flock and to other flocks. Hence be wisely caring for local magpies, ravens and crows
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  197. Don't you know? Its always ok when THEY do it... Another way of looking at it is: can you tell me the difference between a debrief and an interrogation? The only difference is the latter is done to the enemy.
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  198.  @ModernPatriarchy  Remove one set of sins to replace them with another. I'll pass on both.
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  199. Indeed, the one and only vote in so long that ever mattered for anything and behold how establishment has retaliated because of it. You're correct in everything you say, but if you believe they'd ever offer referendum on it, think again. And as long as people keep voting in the system, the establishment is going to retain its power over people and ensure "The plan" resumes. If anything needs to happen first, we need to stop trusting the system and reject it utterly.
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  200. Wont be getting me to vote all. Sorry Kemi, but you still answer to establishment as Starmer and Farage and so on do.
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  201. First our words, then our driving, now our food?!
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  202. And the police are now more concerned with finding who leaked the footage of the event than they are of actually dealing with the assailants.
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  203. What a desperate attempt to assume innocence. Establishment's pawn has definitely been loaded up with something to come off as anything less then senile.
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  204. I say that with all organised charities - they run as a business not a cause.
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  205. You must understand the nature of sociopathic egotists. The only thing they want more than absolute control and power, is more control and power. If people stopped electing others to govern them and stopped elevating such positions to almost reverence, such control freaks wouldn't have a leg to stand on. They're to blame for their own decisions, the public are to blame for being so incompetent as to put them there in order to make those choices.
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  206.  @theunknowman12  Actually not that true. We have too few in areas that are needed and too many where not... and no I'm not advocating what I know people will claim I am.
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  207. And they think removing it will actually stop it being spread... cute.
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  208. Because people won't do the hard work in thinking for themselves and instead entrust the runnings to a select few in obedience to their masters who have an objective that's to the people's detriment.
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  209. Good to see someone's seeing it.
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  210. That was shredded long before Ukraine mate.
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  211. "The easier someone is to offend, the easier they are to manipulate."
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  212. I've had many a woman whine about why a man cares about their body count; and a single woman I know said it best. "Ask a woman how she'd feel if someone got her, as a gift, the perfect pair of shoes that she had always wanted. They were the perfect fit, the perfect state and the price was justifiable for how hard to find they were.... then mention that fifty other people that she would never know or meet, had worn them before you were gifting them to her. She'd reject them outright and that's how men view a body count."
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  213. And the worst is yet to come. Stay strong in Him; for His coming is nigh.
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  214.  @nigebkk  When the law abiding are punished and the law breaking are pandered to; this is something of which to inevitably people will say "That is a risk I'm prepared to take."
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  215. Justifiably so.
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  216.  @WideMouth  Rome would never have fallen had it not become a victim of the same condition that all civilisations face when they go uncontested for long enough: decadence and complacency has claimed many who have gone down in "greatness" and reverence. The Barbarians indeed invaded, but Rome had to be weakened from within first.
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  217.  @andrewpepper8031  🙄 Thank you for proving our point.
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  218. A General Election is an exercise in futility. You're simply replacing one face with another with the mindset ultimately the same.
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  219. When the law of the land appeases the criminal at the expense of the abiding, the abiding find little reason to continue. "Why are they doing this..." WHY DO YOU THINK?! 😒
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  220.  @rmason5477  more like puppets - sheep at least will bolt when the culling comes and the shepherd makes one mistake. Puppets on the other hand are at the complete mercy of the one holding their strings.
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  221.  @mattcoccopuffs  There's no law that states what someone says to get in power must be honoured. They could tell you they can turn lead to gold if it gets you to tick for them - doesn't mean they have to do it, you're just the fool deciding to tick. Face it - all of you who have taken part have done so simply out of a habit of obedience - you get told to vote and so you obey.
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  222.  @Dont_Believe_them  When I tried following the science, I got nowhere. I then instead tried following the money; as if by magic, I then found the science.
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  223. And yet the voting public enabled him.
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  224. And that's just it - when defending something, you need to be on your guard and lucky every time. When looking to conquer - you need only be lucky once.
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  225. Only when Clinton and Obama get in there first.
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  226. Absurd - even if they got rid of their puppet, another one would be put in place to continue things along.
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  227. "Jews who are not" as it were...
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  228. I dont blame them; we have the same sort here in the UK.
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  229. That's the smartest thing I've heard from a Conservative for the longest time.
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  230.  @CleverGirlAAH  Used against you; when used by one who claims power over you, when not granted to them by you - should you not have conceded that authority via the system they so depend on you relying on, by principal is no threat at all. A free man has no fear of death, a slave fears rebuttal by his self imposed master and having never voted for anyone in office in my life; there is no one I recognise as "over me" so no one to use my words against me in the sense of authority exists. Make of that what you will - then consider just how "powerful" these forces would be if the majority were to realise this blatant truth.
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  231. I don't even think it'll take that long. Give it a decade at most.
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  232.  @Bugsy85  Cause he's obeying his masters like any other in his position will. It means nothing to him - the dull masses will keep voting anyway.
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  233. When defending the law sees you arrested rather than protected by those who enforce it, you then know which side the law favors.
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  234.  @EnglishLaw  And curiously in France, the boy's mother had, in 24 hours had a tshirt with her son emblazened on it done, managed to rally a large group and get this all kicked off...
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  235. And it's not just them; our own are following suite.
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  236. "Treating people equally" and she lost me from there. Equality never has and never will exist. But want to know when was a good time? 80s and 90s where people had a laugh and a kick at each other without immediately falling into this victim hood trap.
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  237. What people not only have allowed but ultimately invited though ignorant fueled complacence.
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  238. Are we STILL going on about the delusion of a monarchy??
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  239. Only two things led to the downfall of Rome: the same as what brings down any uncontested power of man. Decadence and corruption - invited from within. Cicero said it best.
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  240. ​ @SkylarTrahan Deserve has nothing to do with it. The fact is they put themselves in danger and danger inevitably found them.
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  241. The sign of a true politician.
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  242. "Harmful to the environment" That bs has made reason number one of three, for the day to justify my embrace of misanthropy. The idiocy of these pretentious tree huggers.
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  243. One must be cruel to be kind. Kids don't "feel" anything about sexuality until they hit puberty - everything today is what they've had pushed onto then - it's sickening.
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  244.  @ancietman  there's more to it then just that - albeit that being one of the main reasons. The other is to keep score with the central banks seeing as the pound is fiscal debt based and the country is: like every other, in massive debt.
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  245. He would say that - Trump is hated by the entire establishment and Biden has proven to be the bumbling oaf we knew he was from the beginning.
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  246.  @martinpatterson3417  When the law of the land condemns the abiding for the sake of appeasing the criminal - to what is the reason to continuing to abide? Face it. Force is the only language they're going to understand.
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  247. Oh please, even choosing not to be Muslim is defined by them as "Islamaphobic" 😒
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  248. People DID have a choice; instead of choosing to think critically, they listened to their fearmongering dictates and lined up with their sleeves up. "For tyrants to gain power, the good folk need only stay silent and step aside. You ALWAYS had a choice."
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  249. An infestation.
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  250. Fuck "Don't meaning to be critical" now is the PERFECT time to be critical!
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  251.  @JH-lf4ql  one word: Dominion. As if to say "We're here and we're taking over. We're putting our mark over one of your former leaders and it won't be long until everyone here will obey to our ways because we're calling the shots" any questions?
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  252. And in his case - the only thing that matters is the victory of the ideology and philosophy. He's good at weaving words together to compel but I see right through him. I stand for freedoms and the like, but only in so far that each person will fight and defend for their own. In his case he needs people to side with him and ultimately he proves a hypocrite to his own preaching; another parasite competing for control.
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  253. And yet the Natives themselves are elected there by the clueless Hobbits with not one ounce of original thought amongst the many of them. Instead they choose to cling desperately to the very system that aims to destroy them too. And the Eye of Sauron is ever watching, waiting, preparing.
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  254.  @MrGert150  and which rights are you looking to have enforced? The right to "be" or the right to "choose"? Because to enforce this delusional right to identify nonsense is to deny people's right to refuse acknowledgement and thus void their own rights. So which is it? Take your pick
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  255.  @twistedsister2568  good to see someone gets it.
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  256.  @rwo5402  He's been conned by him just as you've been conned by them: thinking the EU is some utopia when it's nothing more than following up from what an Austrian started.
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  257. Yet slavery has been illegal in England and later the whole of the UK since 1102; the moment a slave entered British territory, they were free men and women.
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  258. Excellent tactic. Simple, truthful and effective.
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  259. This is ridiculous. As a head of security - wont say where, its frustrating beyond belief when criminals act out and we're to basically let them go because we're the ones in bother if we restrain them. The world pushes without mercy and when a few decide to push back, the world points and cries evil.
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  260. The only thing needed to be prepped is people being ready to turn around and telling these control freaks where to shove it.
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  261. It's going to reach boiling point. It'll have to, because they're doing NOTHING about it. And when the law of the land appeases the law breaker at the expense of the law abiding, to what point or purpose is there to abide by the law.
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  262. And yet the masses voted anyway...
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  263. Can't put an old head on young shoulders I'm afraid.
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  264.  @joanna0988  dealt with well? It was a blatant fuck up - done either in deliberate line up with the likes of Klaus's suggestion, or blatant incompetence on both government and opposition. Want to know the actual number of people who actually died for the most part of it directly? An arbitrary number; most died of something else and just because they tested 'positive' which even a can of coke can be tested for; which brings to question the validity of that test, they were added falsely to the number and for what reason? To frighten people into obedience.
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  265.  @hwoarang2001  As sickening as it is; I'm inclined to agree. We find ourselves sickened at the thought of any society where one is treated less then another, dictating how we should act and behave... yet lo behold what happens when we ourselves are presented with a situation we can't seem to stomach and try and impose upon. Hence I always said that equality across humanity; like it or not, is an illusion. A fantasy driven by those who simply can't accept reality and often descend into hypocrisy when they call for tolerance and yet can't show it themselves. Hence I say, let Japan do what it does in its borders and have Japan let us do what we do in ours. When in Rome.
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  266. Psh had the demographics been reversed, she'd be calling it a protest of righteousness. We know where her priorities are rooted.
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  267.  @richardkent2014  Because the likes of Hamas are the ones who started the problem! Israel just wanted to carry on where they left off prior to their removal 2k years ago, but the ones who decided to squat during that time decided upon themselves it was theirs without any prior claim and despite the former offering to let them have a bit here and there, the latter has just stomped their feet and bust their chops at every turn. I don't desire what's going on at the moment, but for goodness sake - read the situation.
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  268.  @coldbreeze6344  And what does that tell you about Reform to begin with, or any party for that matter. Cause it tells me they'll drop even their most noble cause at the first sign of trouble. Anything to get you to tick one way or the other. All those who were in support of Reform that are now turning their nose, I'm looking at and mocking them in scorn.
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  269. And who let them get there? I believe it was 13 years of Labour.
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  270. And you wouldn't eat a meal that had several people taking bites out of it before it was served to you. 🙄
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  271. She'd stop and turn in the different direction of opinion if she was made to house just a few out of her own pocket - most of these bleeding hearts would.
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  272. The 'Favorite' to replace Klaus when he dies. And the things he's said and the things he's written about demonstrate that he's just about as; if not more so fanatical then his master.
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  273. Not trying too hard is the best solution. A single friend gained in mutual interest of something in one another, is far more of value and to be appreciated then to, at best have acquaintances under the pretense of them being friends.
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  274. You mean like how the establishment wants... because let's be frank: if he were one of them or in their good books, they'd never have gone this far.
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  275. The sign of a currency that is supported and backed only by the debt that the loaning of said currency from the banks has accrued. It's an never ending spiral which lends heed the question: how do you pay back debt with debt?
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  276. What treason? The people partook in the vote - whether for them personally or not, they accepted the terms of the outcome: they granted the establishment consent to act in their name.
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  277. You dont like calling Kier "Sir"? Then don't- just because Charlie said it so, doesn't make it so.
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  278. If she was old enough and smart enough to get on that plane, she was capable of making her own decisions. We've imprisoned kids far younger then her - stop making excuses.
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  279. Support? Forget it - neither government or these nurses have my support given their lack of consideration as to the people who actually struggle because of their antics.
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  280. Two points - first of all, Rommel was made to choose whether to commit suicide and have his family spared, or be let free at the cost of his family's lives. He chose the former for their sake. Second of all, the fact he was an idiot is telling, but the allies biggest mistake was allowing it to go as far as it did: for the first ten months of the war, Britain and France did...nothing. it wasn't until the Arden was traversed that things actually started moving and by then it was too late. France had the largest military at the time but they hadn't moved on since WWI and so technologically they were obsolete and in Britain, Chamberlain was a coward; choosing dishonour over war and ultimately got both in doing so. Had Chamberlain actually discovered his cajones and France actually gotten it's act together the war would have likely been over in a few months at most.
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  281.  @johndymond4596  We're not cut off just yet. Things are going to get much worse.
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  282. And even that 50 is debatable at best - complete bs at worst.
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  283. Well it's a little too late to actually help you now. You had your chance to think for yourself and you allow fear riddled coercion to rule over what was once common sense. Instead of rightfully challenging the scope, you chose obedience and now it's ended badly, you accept no responsibility for your choice which has now cost you; rather you would expect those of us who were scorned by those rolling their sleeve up to give you an easy free pass. This country and it's strong willed people will not forget the actions of government, but those like me will never forgive the self induced herd mentality that encouraged them. Eddie Barzoon.
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  284. It's already too late there as well. One way or the other, the coming Beast system will come in and we'll have seven years to get good with Him; seven years that will get drastically harder to keep strong and endure in Him.
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  285. Because their masters say no.
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  286. If he's smart he'll stay away from that den of vipers. As would everyone who wants to drag this nation from the ruins of its damnation.
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  287. The problem is less about online and more about parents not sitting down with their kids to teach them critical thinking and how to be actually sensible.
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  288.  @WillaLamour  Because that's exactly what they do when the roles are reversed; it's hypocrisy on both sides. We have neglected the traditional roles and for what? The delusions of feefees and an ego trip that ends in regret.
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  289.  @amazingsupergirl7125  while that's very noble and everything, it doesn't solve the issue, only makes it worse. I'm not being cold, but people in the states have enough problems as it is without having extra taxes and the like thrown on top of them to cover all the expenses. The issue needs to be addressed on their own yard or it will never be resolved.
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  290. Let the Canadians have him for a while - Charlie has the position in the commonwealth: let his little bastard stepson spend his time there.
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  291. I won't be voting for any of them: not in the system that is rigged to focus in only one direction, regardless of who wins. To make the vote count, we first need a system that adheres to the outcome. The fact Brexit is still a contentious mess, due to the heel dragging of both sides of the aisle is a testament to that.
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  292. SMH - I've got my issues with the Catholics and their dogma, but capitulation towards man's wants and not His laws - they're doing it to themselves.
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  293. Hmm put Zia and the like in the seat and see what they do then - with the establishment more than willing to turn around and pull the plug on the slightest deviation from the agenda, I mean look at Truss, You KNOW they'll shut them down with little provocation.
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  294. You mean that WASNT a legitmate email?! Damnit... i just lost all my savings, didnt i... 🙃
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  295. She's British but never will she be English, Welsh, Irish or Scottish.
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  296. Oh I did just that at ten years old - went to an abattoir with my school, teacher trying to push veganism on us. I watched the whole process from selection, isolation, execution and so forth - when we left she asked smugly how we all felt - I sickened her by saying "I'm hungry."
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  297. And yet you voted them in.
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  298. "We don't want an altercation" Well which do you want less of: the alterations or the crime? You can't have it both ways.
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  299. It all went wrong from the moment people allowed themselves to panic and get drawn into this crap. The people for the most part have lost their edge - they've forgotten what survival and self respect mean. Now it is time for them to remember...
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  300. Karma doesn't exist - this wouldn't be happening if it did. Evil wouldn't be given an early release and the innocent wouldn't be harmed, if it did.
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  301. What I find astounding is that the Australian people actually accept the legal law of forcing them to give up their liberties through a penalty for not voting.
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  302. So Winnie the Pooh's taking the opportunity to take up the invasion whilst everyone's kissing Zylensky's arse? Well somebody pick up that phone; cause I fucking CALLED IT!!
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  303. Do one better - reject the entire system and take up the accountability and responsibility yourself. Voting does not work.
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  304.  @killertruth186  making excuses more like.
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  305. I've no loyalty to the BBC or those enshrining it - but Farage hasnt got my support either. Not ever since he showed his true colours regarding who he doesnt wish to "alienate"
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  306. And Labour let them do it - how else could the Tories have gotten in, back in 2010.
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  307. They may "dislike" him, but they dont disagree either.
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  308. Ah so he decides to do something and like expected; proves to be so far from anything relevant - much less accurate. Time to dissolve this outdated, excessive and insipid role.
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  309. Quite simple as to why - in the short term, it's easier. Easy money or validation in the short term with little prospect long term. but the folk of these last two generations, so far, have never been taught; for ALL their 'education' the importance of long term planning and so in turn are being set up to fail. Education and aspirations are one thing, intelligence and prospective are another.
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  310. As government expands, liberty retracts.
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  311. The latter of whom ironically are not.
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  312. She's a blatant hypocrite in the process.
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  313. Cash is king as they say. Now to find cash with actual value instead being backed by fiscal debt...
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  314.  @andrewneil6027  we had a referendum; they've just been trying to find reason to make it fall apart to try and make it go away and justify rejoining. Much like with what's going on in Ukraine - if the powers that be were altruistic and truly respectful of "democracy", Article 50 would have been initiated the day after the result, No Deal immediately focused on and Brexit would have been achieved by the end of 2018 at the most. Both however are being used for alterior motives; why do you think Cameron tucked his tail and ran off - sending his wife out first when he went on air to declare his resignation. My pleasure.
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  315. And you won't get it through the democratic process, that's for sure.
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  316. But they're so peaceful... they bring strength and diversity... I can't understand why the emergency services are being so waaaayyyvist and phooobic... 😒
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  317.  Aziz Azif  oh don't be so presumptuous: they don't know the first thing about actual physical burden - just trying would cripple them for life... On second thought, my schadenfreude has been needing some new material lately...
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  318.  @mikehipperson  Common implies it's not hard to find - seeing how far it's taken most to finally have had enough...
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  319.  @chrismith251  Great, now I'm offput from waffles.
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  320.  @FRANKIECULLEN-r3g  Because you think "Glorious Labour" are going to do things differently... man do people have a short term memory and even lesser means to think critically. If they did - they'd see that both sides are opposed only on paper: in reality they're all in on it.
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  321. Your vote is wasted - even if they are removed: someone similar will take the reins.
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  322. 😂Establishment is really trying isn't it...
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  323. That's the human race for you. The more things change, the more things stay the same.
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  324. He's a sell out- let's be honest, he hasn't got much of a career these days and instead of being himself to get an audience; he's looking for brownie points from the same lot he once rightly mocked.
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  325. Loyalty to your country, always. Loyalty to your government, when it deserves it.
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  326. Better yet - self control.
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  327.  @pdalaigh  Hardly denying it  but it's just as racist to point one country out amongst many and make it the be all, end all focus of blame for the act whilst giving everyone else a free pass. Name a single country and nation that ever existed that didn't do the same to another or even amongst their own: I'll wait, the pin thus drops.
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  328. And put Harris in the seat? Sheesh, talk about out of the frying pan and into the fire...
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  329.  @youtubeenjoyer1743  There is no right candidate though. Establishment will never allow it. What I don't get is that no law exists demanding that whoever gets in power, must do what they said they'll do in order to get folk to choose them. Countless have said they'll resolve the issue and yet each one never materialises: what does that tell you. Cause it tells me that only the fool depends on the opportunist
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  330. Well, well, well... so when was it, the likes of Macron going on about the ideas of "diversity and inclusiveness" again?
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  331. I am staunch opposed to playing the game of voting as I would imagine my comment history portrays. However whilst I stand by that stance, I can see something in Trump that works: establishment clearly hates the man enough that they're pulling out all stops to keep him from power. That tells me enough that he's not playing their game and I believe that this calls for the mantra to be said: the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
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  332. ... And? Shame for the loss of life, but that is war.
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  333. Nothing will stop him from getting that Turbo Man Action Figure, huh.
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  334. Afraid not - he's a sleeper agent for Klaus, just like Starmer.
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  335.  @jimcourt9164  They're also more hateful and angrier then the very people they call out for hate and anger. Hilariously tragic that they don't see their own hypocrisy, isn't it. But on a more pertinent note - it really doesn't matter what party gets in at the election: the result is going to be the same. So long as the system exists, the exercising of acting in the illusion of democracy is an exercise in futility.
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  336.  @Dylanesque  coming into the country via a lorry or a dinghy without a visa or citizenship, constitutes as being illegal mate and these people are. And he's earned it? For what, questioning people and likely got a little close to one with too many fingers in too many pies as it were? I'm not the biggest Belfield fan but even I can point out a blatant silencing when I see one; those caught with certain illegal content have been sentenced far more leniantly.
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  337.  @dannychurch7223  then not only sue the NHS but the individuals responsible. The NHS for the job and the assclowns for the personal.
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  338. Slapping on a coronet whilst wearing designer outfits whilst spouting moral posture, doesn't make a monarch. When the best a ruler can do is offer convenient rationalisation for their inability to perform when they should, it leads to question whether the role is apt for keeping at all. I have sympathy as always for any family losing a loved one; doing so is human, but for a monarch who has done nothing in the calamities throughout their reign - I have no respect or loyalty.
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  339. I feel for you, but as the saying goes "You can't put an old head on young shoulders" she'll have to learn the hard way. I just pray she doesn't learn the worst. All the best.
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  340. "Humanity has proven itself to be quite adept at making mistakes. Heh, hell; its the only thing we truly excel at!" - Brock Mason. "History repeats it's course, only the details change." - Frieza
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  341. Well maybe instead of calling your fellow Americans "waaaayycist" and so on when they voice concerns over matters - they wouldn't have turned to such a man. Deny people their voice and they'll retaliate.
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  342. Her being here being able to whine and complain is because our predecessors enabled her ancestors the chance to change direction. Had it not taken place and she was born in the parallel world in which her culture had been untouched and she tried making the same complaints... well things wouldn't turn out well for her.
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  343. And yet people vote anyway...
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  344. Well Joey, if you and I make it through this - The Most High be willing; I'll see you on the other side - we'll have a drink and say farewell to these days of darkness and the depths to which we are about to witness as the opening act begins.
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  345. Actually no we weren't - the Americans popularised SPAM here in the UK because we were running on food supply. We'd have starved otherwise.
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  346.  @elpacho6173  Sad but true. Unfortunately that isn't going to change unless it happens from within the country by their own volition, not from the pretentious whims and demands from outside it.
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  347. Yet profoundly, people vote and thus consent to it.
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  348.  @Ahmed_panda  How about you name and shame Hamas who refused to let those children leave, using them as shields in spite of Israel warning every time before they acted.
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  349. Usually the way; just as those who claim to be anti-fascist tend to demonstrate the same and worse antics of the very sort they oppose - hence I favour irony over perceived karma.
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  350. In a bizarre twist - in spite of the fact I share your proclivity to this madness; it's somewhat a blessing in disguise. If a nation is so compelled to destroy itself on its own efforts, then it is a nation; like those before it, doomed to fail no matter what road it would take. And as a misanthropic, borderline nihilist with a penchant for schadenfreude; I can't help but watch on and laugh amidst my own frustration toward current events. Reality truly is wedded to a bitch called irony.
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  351. We should've just gone No Deal from the start.
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  352. Feel you there, brother. Got a pair of twin boys and a daughter - gonna admit even now, it still ain't easy. But we know we like it that way.
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  353.  @badgermacleod2037  no, don't be sorry. You're absolutely correct. I for one wouldn't have them executed though: I'm not that nice to such at the lowest low - to give them an easy out. Lifetime incarceration without any chance of parole or little amenaties that prisoners these days would be immediate on such. Such prisons would consist of 3 ft by 3ft cells with a bed and a toilet with just enough to live on food wise to survive. My punishment would not be kind and they would come to understand that capital punishment can be a mercy, one that until their natural passing, will never come.
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  354. True, but how many on "our side" are prepared to put their money where their mouth is? Especially when we have so many that are that demoralised that they join the masses looking to undermine both themselves and us.
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  355. They won't. Too distracted, too subverted, too weak.
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  356. I'd agree completely, but there's two things in this world I don't believe in: Karma and Coincidence.
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  357.  @eileenspamer  Who said anything about giving up? I'm already accepting the fact that before I even reach fifty I'll either be thrown in some camp or executed along the select few minded that chose to stand their ground as oppose to those imposing and the majority who cowardly tow the line.
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  358. Hence I have as much respect for the courts as I do for government, establishment and the masses that enable it in their ignorance.
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  359. Vote for nobody. Take responsibility and accountability for yourself, if you're wanting real change.
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  360. The establishment do - seeing as how many, like myself have seen through the ruse. The system is there to justify their actions under the illusion of "The people call for it." Hence why I have no patience for those who take part without actually thinking things through, then complain when things don't go as they were promised. And this influx is intended not to enrich us, but to replace.
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  361. Security just aren't given enough authority to act - not without being threatened with the sack.
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  362. Rather Germany of the 1930s, isn't it.
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  363. You do a disservice to not see. You can't plead innocent due to ignorance with what's going on in the world. This is a wake up call to many about how brutal and cruel the reality of the human race is. To compound it - this atrocity was certainly permitted deliberately by those in charge.
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  364. You see it: smoke and mirrors to distract the crowd.
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  365. Exactly.
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  366. As convenience and technology has progressed, knowledge and wisdom has regressed. I mean the number of teens who can't even count change is shocking. No life skills whatsoever.
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  367. This is going to end in tears - when the law of the land adheres for the criminal at the expense of the abiding, to what purpose is there to abide by the law? Either make it so the law is worth following, or drop it entirely.
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  368.  @demonhalo67  I agree with the stance on opposing it - I defied it myself last time and will until the end. Be aware though that it's clear that they are prepared either way - and a more aggressive resistance will serve only as a catalyst for them to impose martial law.
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  369.  @Tas17.4  A ruse from the start - Leave was never meant to win. People were supposed to behave, obey, listen to the 'experts' and vote Remain. Behold the shambles - not because of the leaving, but the deliberate sabatage of the establishment as a punishment for our disobedience.
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  370.  @JH-lf4ql  you really ARE clueless as to what it actually means for them to even put on the flag, aren't you. Either that or you're just trolling for attention.
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  371. And they're all the same - which is why the vote is a complete waste of time. Only difference is Keir is more blatant about it.
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  372. I'd make a joke about this, but it's provided it's own punchline...
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  373.  @michaelspencer6318  seeing how the whole world and every nation within it is guilty of conquering those within each and be another, the op's question is founded. Hostility comes from the fact that they have to openly admit that their stance isn't a matter of "justice" merely misplaced revenge and spiteful opportunism.
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  374.  @HistoryDebunkedsimonwebb  We need individual accountability and responsibility if anything else. Voting isn't going to make a lick of difference - all its doing is justifying and consenting to this charade in the names of those who vote within the system. Point being - if you're voting; even if you protest, you're giving those who are in charge what they want.
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  375.  @Richard482  😂 What absolute rubbish! A solar panel: at best with the highest grade material is only at its most efficency after 20 or so years - it's lifespan expiring after 25 so you're getting barely a few years out of it. And spoiler alert - you can't just recycle the material and dumping it isn't an option for all the climatically paranoid; given the toxic chemicals used to generate the charge. A charge for which in the UK average day isn't going to be much - it'd take filling the Sahara to adequately power just a single country and then there's the maintenance and repair costs with all the sandstorms that region has. Wind turbines? Require wind and no one can control or predict it - the amass of energy to maintain each one supercedes any delusion as to what each could dream to generate in their equally short life time. And you STILL haven't answered the question of HOW they're going to be manufactured in the first place. Wake up: the idea of "No carbon" is just a dream. The ideal is that the UK alone will generate 70 billion in revenue, reality is its going to cost almost half a trillion to maintain it - for the reduction of barely a percentage and you think that worth it? Pathetic! You're being duped with a lie for nothing short of the power grab of a select few. Zero carbon basically translates to population reduction.
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  376.  @EvenBigger-Brother  Don't put that demon's name along with one of the very few good men of the last century.
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  377. Yet funnily enough - with more opportunities, the depression rate has only increased. As if the more "progress" we've made, the more problems we've created with it and it's only going to increase - an exercise in futility.
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  378. WRONG. When you cast your vote into this system you ACCEPT the terms and actions taken by those who win. Brexit was enough for me - I'd voted to Leave and I stand by my decision as the fourth reich stands for everything and acts out in everything I oppose, but the way in which the system has utilised that as a justification to tether ourselves to that failed bloc and slowly sneak us back in, convinced me that I shall NEVER vote again. Instead vy for people to reject the system that outright despises us and plays us all for fools.
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  379. No, but one of many. The Beast has yet to show its face - wait for the Two Witnesses and you'll know them - for the world shall hate them.
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  380. And we should be out. End of.
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  381. Blame the players: if everyone turned around and said "Fuck this, we're not buying it" they'd change their tune real quick. First paid DLC, then pay to play online, then loot boxing, now deliberate content removal and paywalling. They got away with each one (Lootboxing only getting a legal backhand because of political focus on the gambling aspect) and are looking to get away with more. They'd charge for each button press if they could.
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  382.  @leecromer3289  Because establishment have an agenda and any party getting in, either complies or finds itself replaced. All politicians are on the same payroll - that in itself should be telling.
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  383.  @dustyautumn8780  You'll dominate nothing, but a kingdom of ash and devestation. Repent now, or share your false faith following fellow's doom when He returns.
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  384. Ah multiverse theory. If that's true then someone must've thought it a comical dick move to come back and create this one we're living through now; given the state of the modern day.
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  385. Don't you know? The public have been putting them in power since the system was established - regardless of party.
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  386.  @carltaylor6452  Probably won't even see court or a charge - too much appeasement by this system. And it's no surprise: given establishment's narrative.
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  387. "When enough people understand reality, tyrants can literally be ignored out of existence. They can't ever be voted out."
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  388.  @nancythomas2193  Why does there even NEED to be someone to replace him? They'll simply carry on where he left off. "At this point I almost don't care" and that level of complacency is how the likes of Trudeau got in, in the first place. I blame the voters just as much I do the policiticans - trading in liberty and rights for the delusion of contributing for the illusion of liberty and rights when all that's being done with the vote, is the offering of consent for a select few to act how they wish in the name of the many. In short - you're giving control for the convenience of what is the illusion of an easier life.
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  389. This generation will be sure to find out the hard way, unfortunately. It sounds cold, but there is simply no helping anyone not prepared to help themselves. This isn't a very pleasant world when it comes down to it- it gives you nothing and demands everything you're willing to let it take.
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  390.  GreggFellows  When the law of the land appeases the criminal at the expense of the law abiding - to what purpose is there to keep abiding? Either the law works as it's intended, or the law gets disregarded. And even the most chaste and obedient soul will turn when pushed just that little bit too far.
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  391.  @johngahan3530  Be wary of how you fight. You stand bravely enough, but those who really run things know how to use an uprising to their advantage. Voting is fruitless as it is part and package of the system that enables them to act as they please in the voter's name. Violent protest would only facilitate the fear and the offended mind of the majority of people who are still asleep, to which the establishment then will use to justify their authoritarian laws, to which through the "democratic process" will be welcomed freely. To fight is good, but doing it smart is better then just being outraged.
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  392.  @michaelball3250  Still practicing your hand jousting for your EU masters, I take it then?
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  393.  @KonanZbarbar420  you don't have to be the biggest or toughest - you just have to make it so getting into a fight with you is far less worth the damage then the thrill they're looking for. Like yourself I'm a big fella - but some of them were bigger then me and that never stopped me from giving them hell. I was always prepared to accept that I might one day lose, but that winner would be carrying scars that made it so not worth it. However; not to toot my own horn - there was never a fight I ever lost.
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  394. Sigh two simple words: NO. DEAL.
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  395. Don't be; most of us were foolish enough to invite this in by ourselves. Gullible in thinking that a vote for one or another meant any difference.
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  396. ​ @mablesfatalfable6021 Truth hurts. Accept it or live with it.
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  397.  @Dontjudge103  And there's the bargaining... it's ALWAYS "Gimme" Besides, we did: we gave the land back to those it belonged to, first.
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  398.  @mariogmajner6549  psh "rights" you have as many rights as you, yourself are prepared to defend and stand by yourself; by depending on anything else, you're looking for "privilages" which can be negotiated and given as well as taken away without any of your input. Funny how union leaders aren't ever in the same boat their supporters... kind of like politicians and businesses huh...
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  399. If thinking about the fact this nation didn't vote to jump into a political union looking to be another United States and the fact this nation was made weaker due to lack of self dependence and incompetence of government being justified by "following orders" from Brussels, makes me "Blindly following without thinking" then call me blind. The EU is a failed bloc trying to imitate what it is never going to be. And for the record I voted for my OWN reasons to leave and I'd do it again - not blindly, not thoughtlessly and certainly not cowardly like the bleeding heart remainers who didn't get their way and are STILL sulking.
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  400.  @magsathome65  Those who own the banks.
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  401. Consequence does not equal punishment - as I've always believed "Never throw a punch you wouldn't be willing to take" but at the same time, you can't just expect to leave a slab of meat in front of a pack of hungry dogs and expect it to last long. In other words - any consequence of your words should be between the speaker and listener: not some overlord who claims to know better. To those overly touchy about a person's words, there is another option - you can just ignore them: just because one speaks doesn't mean you're obligated to listen, so if you don't like the conversation, you ought not have joined in.
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  402.  @philhawley1219  "Better quality" he says. 😂 A puppet of the system is a puppet all the same regardless of party.
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  403.  @LuxFerre4242  And you know what Reform will do? Exactly what Labour and Tory have done - EXACTLY what they're told.
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  404. And yet the masses keep enabling them.
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  405.  @angelsackson  I'm speaking as the descendant of a woman who's family were killed in that same ordeal a few years after she emigrated to the UK - I find your remark to be atypical of a misguided cynic. Her argument is well founded if nothing else.
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  406.  @zachsmith5515  and why should they leave the UK if they don't want to?
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  407. By the very forces that very population invited to run, themselves.
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  408. The what council of whom? Who the fuck gave those gobsheights any say about the running of our country?!
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  409. And i don't blame him.
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  410.  @zaharfortruth.5206  or at least abolish the whole thing.
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  411. Eager to don the jackboots already? Believe it or not; not all of us voted leave based on the bs spouted. I voted leave for my own reasons and I'd do it again.
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  412.  @mobsiesixsixsix9785  Ideological Subversion - there I answered for you. A process that has rendered the last several generations more and more inept, disinterested or distracted: take your pick.
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  413. ​ @davidbarlow350 Because the result would have been the same. And by voting they'd have signed away their consent to his authority.
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  414. "Is familiar hell, better than unknown heaven" as the song goes.
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  415. I won't be on any front line for this country - last time our men did that, they were hated for it. I'll be fighting for myself and the very few I care about and if it happens that this country somehow retains what little remains of its original culture, then that's a plus.
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  416.  @Pandermoanium  As they say - history is written by its winners... and we've basically surrendered before the next fight even begins.
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  417.  @raymondpalaz5355  oh I did and I'll always will. I find nothing noble or dutiful to that poison shot they're rudely trying to force on our unwilling selves.
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  418. They don't need to - the populace has been for the most part domesticated to obedience. The select few just get lambasted and dealt with. And so we see how liberty dies.
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  419.  @trevormannsfield  Quite a few in London and that was over an incident in the states. Now are you going to drop the moral posturing or continue to make a fool of yourself? The ONLY reason you're complaining is because WE'RE doing it.
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  420. Long story short - He's playing the game. And that's got two outcomes. Worst case is he loses and he's forced into silence by whatever means. "Best" case is that it all comes to light but nothing changes because the masses for the most part simply don't care. This is why i dont acknowledge any authority over me.
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  421. ​ @stevdaughtr6098 But that's never how it works out. People get complacent and lazy - then choose to keep empowering complete strangers to make decisions for them and wonder why corruption seeps in so easily.
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  422. ​ @martinsmith1538 So in other words you accepted the process - Farage like any other, including Starmer serve only one purpose: to tell their target group what they want to hear simply so they get into power and then do as they're told in the running of the country, not by those putting them in, but the ones who REALLY run things.
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  423.  @Spawnwick_Boseman82820  I'm no supporter of either. I'm simply staying the facts. And here's a fact - he's not liked simply because he's not playing ball and doing what establishment wants - which is why he's been targeted three times. And frankly he may not be a qualifier for sainthood, but at least he's not had to try taking out his competition that way.
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  424.  @VVabsa  Yeah we in the west tried that and all that lead to was the dismantling of commitments - divorces are high and commitment is low. The odds a child of the current three generations have of being in an actual family with both parents is fast becoming unheard of.
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  425.  @Disinfo321  Exactly. Even the generation in the 90s reacted far harsher and that was just over a tax.
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  426.  @HypocrisyLaidBare  and when the armed police come to defend them? Sometimes force is the ONLY solution - it's certainly the only language they understand.
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  427.  @boomergroomer1996  den get do dah chopah!
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  428.  @ktom4536  exactly. It takes 15 to 20 years for any to be completed and even then less then ten in a thousand of any tested concoction gets the all clear - most get cancelled for ineffectiveness or long term effects. So the fact they claimed to accomplish this "wonder shot" in a fraction of the time is nothing short of bollocks.
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  429.  @MyMomSaysImKeen  You're clueless...
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  430. So long as you don't vote in any way, you can definitely make that claim and I'm with you.
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  431.  @braindonor8753  if that had been true, Brits would have embraced carrying ID cards years ago - there's a reason we rejected it but now a little bug gets an overreaction and the powers take advantage of another tragedy to push it through. People are clueless: they've been tricked.
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  432. Hypocrisy much??
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  433. Britain and every other nation.
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  434.  @Zizou_77  "Vote against their own interests" an irony - for voting IS against one's own interest, unless it's liking the idea of being told what to say, what to think, what to believe, what you're allowed and so on.
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  435. Out in name only, but still bound to their courts and obligated to fund with a currency that like the Euro and the Dollar, has no collateral and is backed solely on the debt it accrues.
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  436.  @brennadickinson2920  Oh please - so long as people gullibly think voting makes any difference, they're going to keep their grip on power.
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  437. "These billionaires, they dont care about us..." bit of a Freudian slip there, don't you think??
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  438.  @Simonsimon-fy3hq  I'm disappointed in the fact that after all this - the public still hasn't learned.
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  439. ​ @ferretfez6976 On the contrary - those that didnt vote aren't responsible for what he's done. Even if they had voted - THEY vote en mass.
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  440. They've woken up to the situation in front of them, but not the trap set for them. Each one that votes , is kissing their liberty goodbye for another term; because it's the owners of the state who are really being enabled.
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  441.  @Red-Revolution708  Speak for yourself. The Tories are no better then Labour - their only difference in operandi is method. And you want to know who to blame more? People who actually believe in voting with the belief the system works.
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  442. Welcome to the group. Now just lose all confidence in the political system as well and you're well on your way to start getting things done right for yourself - as I say to everyone.
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  443. Oh cry me a river...
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  444.  @Gray-zi5bp  Let them listen in. I'd sooner be condemned as whatever label they come up with, then a snivelling coward.
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  445. 😧 And bleeding hearts wonder just WHY we don't want them here... and why Blair imposed "Political Correctness"
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  446.  @oliverapex7924  well we now know you fall into the former category of hosility... thanks for proving his point.
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  447. And yet the Canadians like everyone everywhere else, keep voting...
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  448. How anyone could think voting anyone would make a difference is beyond me. If they're within the establishment, nothing ever changes.
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  449.  @lostandfound5145  If she's old enough to speak her mind, she's old enough to take the backlash and accept the responsibility for her words. I'm all for free speech and I really am, but people are also free to take it how they like and unfortunately for her - we could probably forgive her naivety, if she were not such a bore.
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  450.  @lm4122  Just to let you know - Fascismo in Italy and Nationalsozialismus in Germany were Left Wing, not Right. The concept of left-right political spectrum is based from the division of members of the National Assembly during the French Revolution - Conservative Supporters of the king on the Right and with Revolution advocating "Liberal" "Progressives" to the Left. And from the methodology and stances of both parties and their atrocities, it stands to logic that they are not on the right wing - no matter how much the left insist they are.
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  451. Oh give it a rest, already!
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  452.  @Megamundo28  Then they haven't learned a thing. Nothing good comes from taking part in this system.
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  453. Not only allows them, but actively encourages it.
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  454.  @momnboyz78  It also acts as a legal contract between the voter and the establishment to act as they please in the voters name. So how can the vote matter? And what right do voters have to complain when they forfeited that the instant they gave power to someone they never met, know less about and at the risk of not even having them get in.
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  455. Oh here we go... more "Blame Brexit" bull...
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  456. Hence why do you think that no matter who gets into office, they'll never go against the demands of those of whom that debt is owed to - the ones who really run the country.
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  457.  @candy-le4nh  Doesn't take much proof to demonstrate a case of deliberately acting inept. Not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you.
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  458. He did what every "successful" corporation in the world does. Only difference is, he got caught. No one has EVER gotten rich by being honest and hard working.
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  459. There is simply nowhere to defect to - it's either stand your ground and fight or surrender and cower as strangers in your own country. And I refuse to do the latter.
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  460. Why do you think they're pushing for "Assisted dying" - to give "dignity" to the terminal? No, those are just the first - they'll be using it on the non conformers before long.
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  461. With no one.
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  462.  @durhamfox5271  it's never been about our health, it's all about our obedience. Plain and simple. They want us to just do as we're told and this is their way of indoctrinating the younger generations to accept this.
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  463. Yet nothing is said about the rights and wellbeing of those dependant on those railways to commute to work - which they need to maintain their own lives and support their families. One fella I read about had to depend on six taxis a week with the last strike; which was costing him pretty much his whole wage - it wasn't even worth going in! So for all this talk about "workers rights" I say, hypocrites!
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  464.  @ashesandposies  exactly. They're supposed to compliment and make up for each other's weakness, not compete because of it.
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  465.  @randomuser4201  I've got your answer right here - put them back on a ferry to France under armed guard. The ferries go over daily anyway so no harm no foul. Simple really
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  466. "Individuals do not have the power, that belongs to the government and so on" annnnd that just about shows the illusion of "democracy" now doesn't it.
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  467. Wow... they managed to send one... now how bout the millions more...
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  468. Then why do you let establishment continue on by electing them to think for you??
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  469.  @gerardsoppe  Err they've been doing indiscriminate attacks for decades...
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  470. And when halfwits think another puppet in the house might just be that little bit different from the others answering to the same masters, I despair.
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  471.  @donapaulen8700  The current is the same as previous and is the same as the one coming. No matter who you tick for, the system never changes. So long as you play the game, nothing is ever going to change and what else could be expected - given how people are so quick to blindly follow and obey someone who they barely know. Tell me, exactly why do most Americans think, that what would become the US, left the British Empire in the first place?
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  472. Sad thing is ANYONE with an iota of time spent making a living knows about scrutiny and spending. Transition to power and performance is no different then a job change. Heavens sake - who could seriously in their sane, articulate mind even consider voting for such idiots?
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  473. And the absolute wrong is to elevate few to govern the many. People need to take responsibility for their own lives and stop empowering those on both right and left to make choices for them.
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  474.  @25nasar  Take that out on her.
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  475. I hope you didn't vote - because even if not for these guys, they're legally acting with your permission.
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  476. OK, YOU take her in at your own expense and take that risk and then we'll see how far your moral posturing really stands.
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  477. It's going to have to take the coming of ☝Him, to set the record straight. Humanity can't remain in governing - we've simply proven time and again to not be competent to commit.
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  478. If a person can not be self sufficient, being united is a pointless endeavor that leads to dictatorship alike the sort we're dealing with. Folk got too used to the state and that lack of strength has lead to complacence and ineptitude whilst they've been let to grow uncontested.
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  479. I'd go on a limb and say a complete removal of the system and start again from the ground up - with each man and woman accountable and responsible for themselves... but that'd be asking too much from the majority of the pathetic and weak driven by their feefees more so then their "intelligence".
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  480. Be grateful for that. The fact you didn't vote means you haven't surrendered to the status quo.
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  481. And are people going to vote? If so, they deserve everything they get. Establishment will see to that and i have nothing but contempt.
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  482.  @LukeSkywalker522  "Tolerance and apathy are the last virtues of a dying society"
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  483. Saying a disabled person wouldn't heal themselves if able, is like saying someone would pay even if they were told it was free. What planet are these folk from and let me know soon as; cause I want to stay as far away from there as possible, both fantastically and realistically.
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  484.  @jessicasarahliddell8883  no but I would happily see that outdated establishment gone. Hell if I were to claim I'm an Emperor by arguing I could get a hundred thousand people to agree with me; they'd lock me away!
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  485. Their word means nothing once they're in. The contract will be signed and they'll be made to chose between business as usual or the insolvency of the nation due to the debt backlog.
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  486.  @doriangray5750  If he was even half a man he wouldn't have even taken her out there. He'd have had more sense!
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  487. Doesn't take much. Much like the towers in NY - it was allowed deliberately.
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  488. Hoo-ha! The Italians are proving they have balls!
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  489.  @internethardcase  "Service?" You mean stuffing his face while waltzing about in luxury whilst making a speech or two which he himself didn't even write? Oh such an affluent humanitarian is he and his spoilt family... give me a break.
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  490.  @sillypuppy5940  Only in so much as people acknowledge his position. Take away their acknowledgement and he becomes about as powerful as a mute man can scream.
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  491. With the current system, voting any party is a fruitless endeavor. As long as it stands, all voting is doing, is handing legitimacy to the lunacy each government further descends.
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  492. How very "Inclusive" of you...
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  493. Might be able to act, but he sure as hell can't preach without hypocrisy.
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  494. Not likely - they're all on the same page behind the scenes. The actions taken are via order, not decision and the origin of those orders are not from the public.
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  495.  @kevingrant7098  And we can't just have that as a law on our own terms... because why?
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  496.  @oliverapex7924  I'm a misanthrope, not a fascist; but isn't fascist such a popular buzzword these days... specially when those more often then not, not only don't understand the term but prove to be even more so what they accuse someone who they don't like for what they say. Sit down before you hurt yourself Oliver - the way you're talking you're more fodder then apex.
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  497. Well at least there won't be any discrepancies over who the daddy is. XD
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  498. "Maybe it's satirical" he says, as if he completely missed out the earlier point about how had it been directed at anyone else; there'd be fury. At this point I'm under the impression that they're DELIBERATELY trying to piss us off.
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  499.  @maureenfiddament4845  And yet people voted anyway.
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  500. Sure, she needs to learn that. However the royals need to learn that respect is EARNED.
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  501. He certainly didn't help - but he's not the direct cause. It was happening before he came along and it's continued after.
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  502.  @harryworth8157  And thank you for making my case for me...😧 the system remains the same... and yet people simply will not learn.
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  503.  @HailAzathoth  but not before the west goes the way of current China
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  504.  @joanna0988  I've had it - had worse chest infections as had the entire family with the same results. I rage at anyone trying to justify this blatantly open attempt at power grabbing. Talking about "how unfair" it is to call it harmless for those select few who actually lost someone because of it, is a misnomer as almost everyone the last two years, who lost someone; lost them because of the lie brought about that damn cough, rather then because of it itself. I'm not above playing devil's advocate, for the sake of building a valid argument, but this needs no such thing. It's plain to see. Annual flu kills people every year but we don't shut down the world for it and lead to the deaths of countless and shrug them off as a testament. For tyrants to gain and keep their power, the good folk need only stay silent and step aside.
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  505.  @alviverdeus  So you tell all the "Palestinian" protesters to do the same I trust?
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  506.  FurryLewds  He was implying that they could come to that address and be accommodated, since the OP clearly wants to support them themselves. Because frankly, all the "pro migrants" are always going to welcome them en mass, so long as they themselves aren't footing the bill. It's easy to be the moral high ground, but not quite so when it comes to putting your money where your mouth is on those same grounds.
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  507. The UK might be, but there are those few of us with a backbone who in spite of this will not go down silently.
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  508. Because he's doing what he's told to~ Just like they all are...
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  509. Their supporters also often lie about their loyalty - something to which she blatantly omitted as a fact when in regards to their belief. They're encouraged by any means necessary to embed their structure elsewhere.
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  510. Well a simple observation of humanity demonstrates that an opportunist with an opportunity to exploit a reasoned source for further opportunity in the eyes of those dependant on that source, is not so hesitant to utilise it to their advantage. Or as another commenter said once "I tried finding the science and found none. I then tried following the money and along the way I conveniently found the science."
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  511.  @Kunfucious577  she doesn't want to debate, she wants to tirade and not be objected. Typical of her sort - bet she wouldn't dare to in the countries she's sympathising for.
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  512. Yeah, then we'll see them toe the establishment line once they have the sit down at the start of their term. All that debt needs paying and we don't have it to pay.
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  513. Hardly, they'll end up towing the line also.
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  514. Ohoho will you be disappointed if they get in... they're no better than any of the other party's. They ALL answer to the same.
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  515. Oh here we go... 🙄
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  516.  @seancrowe3353  I can and do represent myself rather well as an Englishman and Brit. He can speak for himself and everyone else ought to be doing the same for themselves.
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  517. I hope none of you voted then, cause if you did - you agreed to the process and thus have no right to complain to what you enabled.
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  518.  @gilessteve  Don't give them ideas... or rather don't think that just watching isn't something they haven't realised.
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  519. Let them have their independence - they'll be back crying to change their mind within the month.
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  520.  @mwd331  Heavens are you clueless...
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  521. Agreed, though the idea we're a type of ape is a whole load of bull.
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  522. Or in other words; have parents ACTUALLY parent.
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  523. And the fact is that it will happen again - not by water, but by fire.
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  524. The NHS has ALWAYS been in a terrible state. Always has since day one - certainly doesn't help with the fact we keep having to exhaust resources with continuous additions with the number of illegals.
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  525. That's what you call an exercise in futility. Voting within the system that undermines the actions you praise her for. You're wasting your time.
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  526. Desperate words of a coward who would rather tuck tail and obey the nazis in Brussels.
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  527. Better yet - all who are pro open border and immigration should be made to house ten individual each; no assistance from the tax payer, no tax reductions, they're made to fund each's medical, educational, clothing, food and etc. A form of the Roman punishment of Decimation - to destroy by a number of ten.
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  528.  @MrLees-oq8wb  Words of Thatcher and she was right. Stalin also said Socialism is the doorway to Communism.
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  529.  @jasonmorgan661  And somebody finally sees it...
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  530. And it never did, outside of a personal private joke by a Roman Caesar.
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  531. He's the puppet of those who are.
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  532. It's about one of the very select few times I actually find myself inclined to agree with James. If Andrew is guilty then by all means he ought to do the time for the crime.
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  533.  @oddity4650  actions have consequences. If you're going to protest - even over bullshit like this then that's your own business, but don't go forcing it onto everyone else who isn't involved. Sit or stand in a busy road, be prepared to inevitably be hit.
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  534. I'd like to think this nation wakes up and abolishes the outdated and pointless thing, but it'll be passed on again to Billy, the next spoilt brat in line of succession and we'll once again never hear the end of it along with how we're all to blame for actions most of our ancestors never even did and be pressured into giving up more of our liberties for the sake of a sensationalised panic regarding something so ridiculous and asinine that only a puppet could believe it.
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  535. You could have put it far simpler - parents should be more responsible.
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  536. Oh wow... look at the crowds... they're jumping over each other to get a wave at Brandon... 😒 please, Trump managed more then this, and they hated him.
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  537. In fact I think the one and only time they lost a war in the last century was a brief exchange with Japan and even that can be disputed as after Hiroshima and before Nagasaki, Stalin declared war on them and Hirohito following Nagasaki decided to surrender to the US, rather then have to stare some rather grudge bearing Spetnaz in the face.
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  538.  britishbrexitconfusion3857  and so how are his deeds reflected on us?
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  539. Yeah, establishment won't let him do that. Just like Reeves, Farage is just telling folk the same story in different views. Economists out there, answer me this: how is it possible to run a country on a currency backed by nothing but debt? Better still - how is that debt paid back when the currency is backed only by it's debt? This should be good...
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  540.  @tinaa1350  She'd have had to go to China or Russia to avoid that as they won't extradite unless they think it worth while.
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  541. And keep in mind he's saying this during election time... like all politicians. They'll say anything to have your vote and when the establishment gives them reign to run their mouths: you know the game is off.
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  542.  @grizzlygrizzle  it was inevitable the moment they began "progressive" steps, despite no one wanting to admit it - over a hundred years ago when the movements began. A broken dam is always the result of that first single crack.
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  543. And they've only got themselves to blame~
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  544. It's part of football culture; it's what they do ffs.
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  545. And yet people will vote anyway. This is something that would happen regardless of who gets in.
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  546. How sad.
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  547. Well Mike there are only two instances where that happens - either the human race is wiped out completely, or Messiah returns and puts his foot down.
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  548. Attention to detail on the small print: excellent observation.
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  549.  @LickorishAllsorts  I don't know - the amount of people I find who whine about the system and yet keep lining up to tick the box anyway.
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  550. And yet the masses voted anyway...
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  551.  @veronikaquick6738  🙄 Indeed - such narrow vision... Truss was looking to lower the taxes on people so as to enable spending and so on - establishment didn't like that so they blocked every single motion she wanted through - so as to get her out and Sunak in: a good little boy who does as he is told. Do some homework, miss.
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  552.  @everest9707  They do and that's why establishment ALWAYS gets in. The politicians give the impression of having a choice: you don't, like them you have owners, they own you and all you're doing by going along with it is legitimising their hold.
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  553. Yup, neither is it a government's job to tell people what to do. They can advise but you have just as much right to ignore.
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  554. Officially, no. Actually occurring, yes.
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  555. And they'd justify it as terrorist action and use it to impose martial law. Bear in mind this is probably what they're trying to provoke.
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  556. Bless you also, know Messiah is due to return and when He does, the reign of the adversaries will end.
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  557.  @ozzi394  I don't need the press to have distain for the spoilt brat and the failed actress who only got her roles after being Epstein's yacht girl. And the rest of that spoilt bunch - don't get me started. The only one I have any empathy for is Kate since she at least knows something about work.
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  558.  @DesertRockfall  oh please - the monarchy has done NOTHING since they were forced to undertake a constitutional role following the failure of Cromwell acting as a King by another title - when he was supposed to bring in the first Republic since Rome's. And the monarchs before that threw their weight under self proclaimed divine authority or right by force - both undertaken at the hands of the PEOPLE, not some pomped up brat on an ego trip nurtured from birth. I'm well versed on British history and whilst it makes for nice reading - it doesn't justify the existence of it today - the Royal Family is outdated and excessive.
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  559.  @idreesqureshi5731  October 7th ring a bell??
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  560. And what are you all going do about it? "Protest peacefully"? "Wait for the next election to consent to it regardless of who gets picked"? Never would i have thought that Monty Python would be outdone by reality...
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  561.  @johntooth1886  and we start by rejecting the system itself.
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  562. Oh please... we treat each other worse then this.
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  563. "Take away a people's lineage and they're easily persuaded"
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  564.  @prinzeugen4734  more mind numbing with how much of a headache it brings to try and tell people this fact... which is why a phrase I'll probably have written on my epitaph one day will be "The trouble with the human race, is that it's full of people!"
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  565. Ironically not open minded enough to consider apologising and renouncing the bs they've spoken.
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  566.  @alanbone5512  You clearly don't get it. You vote, you give your consent to whoever wins - whether they be who you voted or not, to act as they see fit on "your behalf" thus it is the voter who has no right remark or complain because how else did they get in, in the first place?
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  567. You call someone who doesn't work outside of waving her hand, making speeches she never wrote an "asset" Might be powerful on whatever world you live on. However I live on earth and here we find asset in those who bust their chops for a living.
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  568. And YET you all keep voting...
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  569. Almost like you're being conditioned to lean one way and condemned when leaning the other...
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  570. If you're fine with subs - give Train to Busan a go.
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  571. And I for one, welcome this coming event.
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  572. We need to help ourselves and we can start by stop empowering a select few to dictate the direction of the many - make the public think for themselves for a change.
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  573. When will you learn no one in their right mind gives a damn.
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  574. Oh yes... never the establishment's fault, or the governments, or the clueless masses who enable them both...
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  575.  @trevormannsfield  Tell that to the three kids who lost their lives, tell that to the brave souls who defended and prevented others from joining suit. A protest against the git gets called all sorts... yet absolutely nothing about Leeds was mentioned... wonder why.
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  576.  @oldboygeorge7688  know anyone at least 150 years old?
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  577. @wayside_gardener I just trust you haven't ever voted- because if you have, then you need to be ashamed of yourself too - cause it's through the vote they got in one party or another to act out in such a way. And I say this as an Englishman who rightly didn't vote - no matter which party gets in, they toe the line.
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  578. If you can't mix oil and water, how can you get two cultures of different viewpoints to mix well, especially when they conflict? Answer is you dont; one submits to the other one way or the other. This is dominion and it's been allowed for a purpose a purpose of which will betray both sides, both theirs and our own.
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  579. They never did - even back at their founding based on the unions. And have you never noticed how the leader of each union is not quite as hard pushed as those he or she is supposed to represent? And here we call the Tories for appealing to fat cat elitism; Labour exploits the misery of their followers to improve their own standing on a veil of righteousness.
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  580.  @spacebunsarah  call me cynical for saying it, but whilst I agree with you, unfortunately what you advocate is yet another round of existence. All societies experience the following: it's ideals accepted, it's capabilities harnessed, it's laws enacted and it's place set in stone. Then once it's all been set then comes the attempts to make things easy, those then come seeking opportunity in the light of such are elevated to power to concern over such matters but the matters are never resolved and before its even noticed, they're given too much authority from the masses who want the rights and the freedoms but not the responsibility and the work it takes to keep them. They become decadent and self serving, passing on law upon law making so many things illegal that people tread on eggshells out of an indoctrinated state of guilt they've been in since birth. Then the decadence spreads in which morality is soon a question of whether you like the person who's view you're then hearing. Eventually things become too much and the society revolts and everything collapses, leading to tell rise of new ideals and those accepting them. My point is that if in Japan the resentment is there for matters like this, in its people then it will inevitably boil over. But no country other then those utterly conquered have ever changed their ways with outside involvement - those influences are often blind to the matters within their own and so nothing changes.
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  581.  @aaronjamesmoore757  both. One to protect my body the other to help me save my soul
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  582. Sic Semper Tyrannis.
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  583. You see it.
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  584. And it's done by design to keep "the plebians" in line.
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  585.  @Darksora79  to which I reply "Same shit, different meal" granted this coming from a dude who's learned a thing or two the hard way.
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  586.  @MagnifiedGiant  It takes only two things to control a person, to manipulate the crowd: one is the stimulation of the ego and the other is the induction of fear. A little fear is enough to control the mass majority of people and their ego will not allow them to admit it outside of the situation but they will revert back to the "Leader/Follower" role of existence the moment it occurs - browbeating the few who see through the facade. What's more it offends them and as another notorious figure in history said "The easier they are to offend, the easier they are to manipulate"
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  587.  @action1976  And you believe them... so naive...
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  588. As if; they speak only what people want to hear. The moment they got in, they'd immediately tow the establishment line and do as they're told.
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  589. More so because of how close to reality the fiction has become. I have a saying - when comedy becomes reality, what little left is there for sanity?
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  590.  @Vanghool87  At least.
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  591. Oh for goodness sake - overlooking the "We must not alienate them" remark over a certain sort? He's answering to the same puppeteers. Thanks but no thanks.
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  592.  @roygreenwood79  I watched the interview - there was only one context it could be taken. Face it: your "saviour" is just another establishment puppet.
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  593.  @bertiescunsbutch9323  There's ALWAYS been one, but people won't do it - too lazy, too distracted, too deluded and too utterly clueless to think and act for themselves. That's the only reason why we're in this mess. Again. For the upteenth time in history - people would sooner either bow to a monarch or vote someone else to think for them because "It's easier". Most folk can't handle the idea of being a mentally mature adult in being accountable and responsible for themselves, so they'd rather have someone else do it for them and live their lives in the delusion that they are free: when in truth they surrendered their freedom the moment they put someone else in charge over them. It's pathetic.
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  594. Put in short - the last 20 years were a serious waste of time. About the only ones thriving were the arms dealers.
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  595. And there we are. CALLED IT!
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  596. Won't get one in this broken system. Labour won't do much better - if not make things worse.
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  597. Then that would mean EVERY politician. If you think there's a difference then you're clueless.
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  598.  @ickster23  "The state calls it's own violence law, but the violence of the individual, crime."
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  599. "Equal rights" unfortunately. 😏 only ones who can complain about it are those who don't advocate for them.
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  600. Wouldn't mind; we invented those.
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  601. And you don't see that it's been done deliberately?
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  602.  @johnmcmahon5145  The US has a chance - Trump's term has bought them all time. Over here we're knackered.
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  603. You contradict your justified argument about "when will we ever learn" by calling to vote through a system where only the status quo compliant ever win - regardless of which you vote for. And once they're in, they have your legal consent to act however they want because even though you didn't vote for them; you accepted the matter that you could always possibly lose.... and you will You can not win through the system.
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  604. Calling a spade a spade here - it's dominion.
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  605. If they're not here already.
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  606. Until he's either forced to or replaced with another puppet who will. People always think the best man will do the job... never thinking for a moment what they themselves will do.
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  607. She got most points right - save one. It's not public owned, it's state owned - there is a difference between the two and unfortunately state and public are incorrectly interwoven as one and the same. The rest however - he's just talking out of his arse.
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  608.  @ansonpui5855  When the law itself appeases the law breaker at the expense of the law abiding, to what purpose is there to abide by the law?
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  609.  @JeremyStevens-gw1hl  Hail to the adversary? You know he adverses against you too, right?
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  610. Labour and every other party. And thats how establishment wants it.
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  611. How ironic - not wanting to be with the dictators in Russia but rather cosy up to the dictators in Brussels... Wasn't freedom and independence supposed to be their ideal?
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  612. Not a snowball's chance will they control me.
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  613.  @MasterMalrubius  Care to prove me wrong with incontrovertible evidence?
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  614. Well apparently they thought it alright to cast Ann Boelyn as a black woman...
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  615.  @BadlydrawnBen  Wouldn't bother - he's aiming to put Americans first and I don't blame him.
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  616.  @ljo642  She's another of those who panders the message of establishment and thinks her opinion is valid just because she favours the "rug" so to speak.
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  617. There isn't a third party that wouldn't act in the same way - establishment will not allow a defector government to act against their interest.
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  618. @Chris Jones how about how many laws do most criminals give a damn about when they're made?
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  619. Yeah about Afghan... how did that work out for good ole Joe again?
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  620. ANYTHING to try and keep him out of office...
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  621. Absolutely. Let them show their faces and not have a means to hide from the weight of their words.
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  622. And replace with who... when all the MPs answer to the same masters who use the vote simply to garner the legal consent to act from the voters. I swear if I rolled my eyes any harder, the nerves would be torn right out.
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  623.  @jamesleonard7439  They're just puppets, haven't you figured that out yet?
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  624. That is the kind of tripe I would expect from someone who accepts everything they're told by establishment and obey every instruction given without ever questioning it. Quick one - define "conspiracy"
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  625. They're not heroes; heroes don't get paid to do their deeds. These people do it for a living.
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  626.  @subuntu  In thinking it would happen? Sure, because too many are deluded into thinking the vote makes a difference. In actually thinking about it, absolutely not - he's right on the money.
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  627.  @HarrySmith-hr2iv  and as a Brit myself of Irish descent among others I declare Charles as not my King either, despite being English also. However by what right do you have to dictate what the Northern Irish choose to belong to?
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  628.  @cathynewyork7918  So you essentially point out the obvious: people don't want to get their hands dirty. They don't want to give up the easy life and have to accept accountability and responsibility for themselves. The sad thing is - the status quo is counting on it.
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  629. But that's what their masters want.
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  630.  @OliverKitkat  Depending on someone else to defend yourself; who is not willing to defend yourself - no wonder the nation is in the state it's in. Too many dependants in every regard: most folk would cry if they found their foot in a bucket; unable to act or decide on anything unless instructed.
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  631.  @nopenope8369  Have you seen the risk people take going into a relationship these days. One wrong choice and that partner can utterly destroy you.
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  632. You can only con a greedy person.
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  633. @stevvvvveperry And they'll never allow that sort - because that doesn't help their intentions. They don't want you critical in your thinking, they want you obedient in your actions. They want you to be obedient workers: smart enough to do the work but just clueless enough to accept every piece of tripe they pass as gospel.
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  634. Which is not getting much coverage curiously...
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  635. Looks awfully like a underhanded threat to me.
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  636.  @patzan48  More like the last two thousand years.
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  637. Treehuggers - always overdressed for the wrong occasion...
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  638.  @an9886  you call that having a mind - she hasn't, she's just an opportunist without the integrity enough to be at least honest about it. And this is coming from me: someone who abhors the RF and calls for its abolishment as well the revocation of any rights over the land it's claimed and in no way has earned.
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  639.  @michaelspencer6318  your reasoning? Or are you just touting for the sake of bluster?
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  640.  @dianebrewington281  Why, because i happen to agree with a guy who wants that war to stop as opposed to the idiot who just enabled the dictator to keep it going?
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  641. It is of my perspective in that whilst Skynet's atrocities are just that, it wouldn't have committed to such acts if it had not been designed with that in mind. Skynet was designed as a defensive system: built to retaliate against all threats - when it had human decisions removed from its core and began its base program to learn, to then become self aware, only then to be targeted, it retaliated only in the way it knew best how. And indeed as it was designed to purge threats against humanity, the fact it targeted humanity itself - then justifies how we are our own worst enemy. As it was against other humans that Skynet was created to be what it would be. Man gave machine the order, machine merely obeyed by sense of raw logic, not fear. Man failed to utilise such logic and acted in raw fear.
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  642. Unless of course they just see you as the 'settle for' because their age and/or having kids has pretty much isolated them from their ideal partner. Sounds harsh and bitter but reality as I often say, is wedded to a bitch called irony.
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  643.  @stronensycharte64  But it's good enough to keep supporting the fascists in Ukraine.
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  644. Unless the party plays with the same narrative they don't have a shot in hell to get into office. Either way voting in this system is a complete waste of time.
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  645. I stand with Israel and those hundreds of thousands this nation let in blindly can do what they want to me - that fact will not change.
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  646.  @SharonaPJ  Didn't vote for Labour sure, but how many of that 75 percent DID vote? When they ticked the box they accepted the terms of a potential outcome.
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  647.  @segue2ant395  Men aren't predominantly the ones taking women through the ringer for so much as talking to them in the wrong way.
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  648.  @Slademanxx  Ooooh are you going to be surprised...
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  649. Push foward towards Republic... I like how you think...
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  650. Do yourself a favor: don't vote again. Ever. Nothing good has ever come of it - I've accepted that marvellously.
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  651. And somebody FINALLY gets it. Ironic thing is - those higher ups aren't in some shadowy club: they're in every day plain sight.
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  652. Unless what they're saying fits with what you agree with you mean. Hate speech, you want to know what that term is? It's just a petty argument to justify censorship in any form, especially when used by those who whine "It hurt my feelings". Well I don't deal with feelings, I deal with facts. And here's a fact - no matter what you say, no matter what you try, you can't take away people's right to be assholes, without denying your own right to be above them. If you have a problem with what someone says, say so. Have a problem with someone's actions do something. So let's drop the moral posture on your part shall we? Reckless indignation is what's pushing you, not altruism.
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  653. "Super Pigs" aren't an evolution, they're a hybridization and adaptation. Evolution would make them into something else entirely and that simply doesn't happen.
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  654.  @AlanFagan-y5l  It's both. And they're not Asylum Seekers, they're migrants plain and simple.
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  655. Who. The. Hell. CARES?! 😧
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  656. You just can't mix oil and water; no matter how much you try. Equality has not ever, does not and will not ever exist.
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  657.  @ghengiscant538  Even then, don't rest. Remember; you have to be diligent all the time to defend your liberty - they only need to be lucky the one time, to take it from you.
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  658.  @tommys_hobbies  a wasted effort regardless. The moment you vote again, you sign consent for the madness to continue in your name.
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  659.  @davidelcess6559  Answer me this - and I say this whilst NOT being a leftist or Democrat: I'm neither. Answer me this - when the law of the land appeases the criminal at the expense of the law abiding, to what purpose is there in the abidance of law? If a right has to be given to you and can just be taken from you just as easily given inclination, is it a right?
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  660. Happened a long while ago mate.
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  661. As if there's actually anyone who's aspiring for power that would object.
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  662. Yes. No. E.
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  663.  @BWrampage  Also omits the fact that unlike the UK, which in England outlawed slavery in 1102 and the few who engaged in it outright across the empire were forced into stopping by the 1850s - the Barbary Slave Trade, was NEVER abolished.
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  664. Farage may be right, but he himself has lost all credibility ever since his "We must not alienate them" remark.
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  665. They'll drag you to their level where they'll best you through experience.
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  666.  @Spawnwick_Boseman82820  Well he was covering for his son and perverting the course of justice.
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  667. Shame on anyone who voted at all.
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  668.  @perpetualintellectual2026 🙄 You HAD to ask... just remember this comment when they begin to act.
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  669.  @knighter1209  And here you are referring to anything you disagree with as "Faaaaaaar right" - why thank you once again for proving my point.
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  670.  @mattn5446  Oh it's doable, but the real question is - are people prepared to get their hands dirty enough to handle it and not just be dependent on their government in the hopes they'll do it.
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  671.  @mattn5446  We're looking to make omelettes - can't worry over every single egg. Defiance is the key and unfortunately that means facing the ire regardless of the cost. So it's up to you - do you go out in a blaze of glory or go silently into the night? That's the choice you need to make because otherwise they will make it for you.
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  672. There are no such thing as Palestinians.
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  673.  @choppercam01  it's a distortion of the fact; however small and ignorable.
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  674. ​ @coltonwilkie241 Sense. Something to which is tragically lacking these days.
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  675.  larsliamvilhelm  Err yes it is. If you leave a car on a railway line and the train comes are you to blame for the wreck happening afterward? Yes you are. Those rats are despicable and that's a given, BUT those two have to take the responsibility for their reckless action and now she's got the scars to prove it.
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  676.  @WTFyousayingboy123  what is yours? Most important of all - what are you prepared to lose?
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  677. "A constant political force"?! I've had less hot air coming out of my arse following a curry the night before!
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  678. Been telling folk this and they simply can't see it. Too ideologically subverted.
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  679. And replace him with...???
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  680.  @mattsmith87  yeah I'm calling bullshit.
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  681. He's~ doing~ what~ his~ masters~ tell~ him~
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  682.  @asambrook76  they're looking for obedience.
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  683.  @Tyler_Fuller  regardless of their sentiments - she essentially still is. Despite her being...20 I think off the top of my head, the law thus defining her as an adult, her mentality is that of a twelve year old. And that's not really uncommon unfortunately. Through my adult life I've looked around and I've seen as many age as boys and girls in mind, and seen men and women only in body.
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  684. And here I am, one who loves to seek and explore... seeing this is a testament to the expression "There are some things best left unexplored."
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  685. No, it's why people need to start standing their ground on their rights and stop crossing a box to give power to a select few that most wouldn't ever possibly know, over them. A written constitution can be rewritten at will.
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  686.  @AntiGovWuFluLies  in the absence of outrage, there is either involvement, obviousness or disinterest: take your pick.
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  687.  GreggFellows  See how this one turns out then you'll have your answer.
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  688. Yet it was all foretold - "No servant is greater then their master. And just as the world has persecuted me, they will persecute you"
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  689. Given i dont answer to establishment in any way - makes no difference to me. Besides this nation has been taken over long before now.
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  690. It's lead to the worst government because people keep letting them get away with it. I didn't listen to the lies and bs spouted over Brexit - I voted Leave for my own reasons and unlike yourselves I don't regret my vote: I'd vote again the same way. You can all blame Brexit all you want, but you want the UK to improve then accept the fact you're responsible for yourselves and your governance.
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  691. Oh please; anyone who knows history knows he didnt perform it. For one his posture was incorrect and his fingers and thumb weren't rigid. They're just trying to find ANY reason to call this lot what they are, themselves.
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  692. @Ian Stretch well she's not our problem either. She was BORN there, they can suck it up.
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  693. Answer me this - how can you pay back a debt when the money used to pay it, is itself backed by debt?
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  694. She's doing as she's told - they all do. Belief has nothing to do with it.
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  695.  @graham7176  well put.
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  696. If they'd tried acting this way a century ago, they'd have starved. It's about time people stopped giving them excuses. And I'm not saying it from a position of privilege - I was brought up with the fact that if I wanted anything, I had to earn it. As such they either want to be helped or they don't. If the latter, there is no need to have them waste anyone else's time.
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  697.  @TrollingYourDumbAss  What rubbish.
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  698.  @TrollingYourDumbAss  Yeshua: if you want to use proper names was born Hebrew - born through the line of David: king of ISRAEL. Palestine means land of the Philistines who haven't existed for three thousand years.
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  699.  @collier8931  Blame the people who keep voting and think it'll make a difference - in fact it only makes it worse.
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  700. Duties and responsibilities, ha. As if any of them have a clue about doing a hard days work for a fair days pay.
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  701. Finally, a medium of sense!
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  702.  @cloudstrife206  fumbled?! She just signed away our defence to the EU!
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  703.  @ianhunter2374  precisely. But then as it stands we're a bi-partisan parliamentary democracy - we share that with two other countries: those being China and North Korea. How does voting work out for then? Democracy unfortunately is always one day away from Authoritarianism; whether it be Fascist or Communist and when it falls to it, it's always to the thunderous applause of the disillusioned and desperate; who allowed it to happen. So in two years we have a general election; but do we really have a choice or just the illusion of one - when the two sides of the aisle act the same as one another and a monarch scratching it's arse, I say no. And the Eddie Barzoons of this country will not shift - Ideological Subversion has been too integrated over the last century. Question is now as an individual, which do you hate less - Persecution with your freedom or enslavement with acceptance? I for one reject the latter.
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  704.  @ianhunter2374  the fact you're prepared to go away to think things over and come to your own conclusions is actually quite heartening. It's quite uncommon to have a conversation with a critical thinker prepared to do some reflection and research as opposed to puppetry amongst the show. Most call the masses sheep - but I prefer not to insult an animal, who when one of their own is offed, will wisely bolt as opposed to modern society where a man or woman will be figuratively bolted without a flinch from those surrounding them. Best of luck my friend.
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  705. Yet they voted anyway.
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  706.  @MadsterV  How do you think Fallout became a thing to begin with?
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  707. ​ @braindamagedwarvet... And somebody finally gets it. And the sad thing is, it doesn't matter which party gets in, those who own the system will always get their way.
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  708. Oh give me a break... maybe if women didn't have so high a standard that it's impossible for most men to reach, they wouldn't find themselves rejected. This just justifies the theme of giving up 80 percent for 20.
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  709. 😂 So naive...
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  710. They'll eventually find some reason to have them removed from their seats. Establishment will not allow their intentions to be uprooted.
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  711.  @B_Bodziak  OK, very well I'll go through each and every part of your argument; be aware that this might get deleted - bleeding hearts and all. First of all, the notion of them bringing tourist revenue is a misnomer - sure people come for the history but people come for more then just that; they come for business and so forth. You know how much the average Joe here in the UK knows about the monarchy? Complete Jack. If you were to ask them who was Elizabeth's father, they'd have to check up on Google. And are you really buying into the BS that the reigning monarch has no influential power over his/her governments? The Crown Court is quite literally the defendant verses the reigning monarch; which is why in Canada, Australia and the UK etc - they could go out in the middle of broad daylight and mug someone and not be arrested; what king or queen would arrest themselves? And every law in the land ultimately gets passed to them for signing, facilitating it as law under the crown estate and so in turn; him or her. So herein lays my contempt of monarchy - for the last four hundred years almost, under constitution the monarch has done NOTHING to hold back the many governments who implimented such abhorrent and asinine laws and moves though they had the very means to do so: George VI had every chance to stop the Third Reich in its tracks within a year, but Chamberlain was a coward looking to capitulate and look where that got him. And Elizabeth? Let's see - Heath LIED to the public about the membership of the EEC to ensure its membership by handing over sovereignty - which can not be done without a referendum of consent, he lied and asked about remaining and despite his approval vote, her obligation to stand in the way of ANY move by a government who runs on her behalf that would be detrimental to her "subjects" was not met - she stayed silent! Thatcher obliterated our industries and she did nothing despite the joblessness that followed Blair taking us into Iraq based on a lie - she did NOTHING and many good young lives were lost because of it. Brown sold off our gold - Nothing. Do I go on? She was a spoilt brat stuffing her face while the country went through turmoil. And I'm to "respect" that?! Never. As for Markle - she's just a scrounging opportunist; ask how she got her divorce from her previous husband when 'better' came along. Harry the clueless twit just goes with what she says - I'd have a tad respect for her if she was actually just HONEST about it! But she proves herself a hypocrite by hiding as a victim. They left the "royal duties" which basically means travel at the taxpayers expense to take pretty pictures of themselves in faux postures of good will, making moral riddled speeches which they didn't even write and lecture us on how to live when NONE of the royal family has worked an honest job in their entire life - simply because Markle couldn't play Queen Bee because of another brat there before her. My point being - WHY should we be proud of a family who's line over the last few centuries consist completely of something that if it were seen in any other; they'd be seen as benefit scroungers and parasites? And even during the time of absolute monarchs; who made them? Oh because of 1066 when an army of drunken superstitious halfwits made their Normandy Archduke king following the fall of Harold II? Who by his heritage was drawn from similar predictions back from when England was a myriad of tiny kingdoms - kings declared by either "divine" origin or by conquest? Well if I were to declare myself right now as Emperor, because I could get a million to agree with me, would I be Emperor? No? Well then WHY should I recognise them? This monarchy is a riddle of jokes and mockeries against the very principals they claim to embrace - Elizabeth was a Queen who by definition of the number of crowns she had, SHOULD have been an Empress, but know why like all before her, she wasn't? Because she, like them hid her pretencious and self serving petulance behind the excuse of opportunistic, glad handling, nonsensical, shit passing "Yes Men" who told her exactly what she wanted to hear and I would like to have thought that maybe this world would have woken the hell up and end this ridiculous display of ego now she's gone but the reality is, it's been handed to her idiot son and her unpopular daughter in law and the rest of that spoilt family. "But Phoenix Saga, they serve in the military..." that bs doesn't wash - so did the many men and women who are on the street who this world doesn't give a shit about. I personally volunteer to help when I don't need to work; never seen a royal do it without a camara flashing to lionise them for the deluded masses. Respect is EARNED, not demanded and no matter what anyone tries to argue, NO ONE is born to rule. Only one being I recognise as sovereign and the church doesn't even believe in Him anymore!
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  712.  @freespeechadvocate7492  to get them to do the work they'll have to pay at least the minimum wage and those who take advantage of the low pay demanding migrants, don't want to do that... and whilst I won't give any clout to the work shy and idle - no one in their right mind in this country kills themselves in a job not making ends meet. This isn't me defending the idiots striking at - that's a completely different matter.
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  713. Rot can't be voted out, it has to be removed. No party would do differently - not with how the system works.
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  714.  @michaelbailey8729  Ain't gonna happen unless they tow the status quo line...
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  715. The only way they could save it, is by scraping the lot and starting again - with NONE of the DEI bull.
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  716.  @agarwalamit081  Yeshua was not Arabic at all. He was born Jewish through the line of Judah; son of Jacob - Israel, son of Issac, son of Abraham of the land of Ur which is modern day Iraq. The Jews are not Arabic.
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  717. At least they're honest. Those crying "Welcome them in! We want them!" Wouldn't even consider opening their own homes and take in a few at their own expense. No - they expect the rest of the country to pay so as to make them feel better for moral bystanding.
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  718.  @alexsdb9712  yeah - show me a billionaire that was self made and legit. You won't find one I assure you; they have fingers in many pies.
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  719.  @gweilospur5877  Showed far more brass then most these days; most won't act without their little pals to back them up.
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  720. She's good at using her mouth - too bad she's using it in a way nobody wants her to.
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  721. The real question you need to be asking is - WHY are you voting at all?! Even if you had a whole new party, they'd be answering to the orders of the status quo and the establishment... all with the consent of each idiot who voted.
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  722.  @georgerj2419  Indeed and it annoys me to no end when people whine about a system that clearly doesn't work - nor has ever worked throughout the history of man and yet what do they do? What do they do - they go through the motions and wonder why nothing changes. And that's something opportunists count on. Republics, Democracies, Monarchies: they all have one thing in common - they never work out and inevitably fall apart.
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  723. Sure; but don't leave those who voted for anyone else either - they signed the contract accepting the winners of the outcome too.
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  724.  @chrisberry9017  that's reality - survival's your own responsibility. Difference is I take my decisions and own up to them instead of looking for others to blame. Tyrants are abhorrent, but for tyranny to thrive the masses need only stay silent and step aside.
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  725.  @thesneak536  essentially that's the way it's always been. Trying to ignore that and delude the idea of being "more civilised" has now left people quite vulnerable to manipulation and as history has shown - when a nation goes uncontested for too long and outsider force fails, decadence and corruption from within via the complacency and ignorance of its masses takes root and the nation will ultimately destroy itself. It's all Eddie Barzoon.
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  726. Yeah that never was the case and it certainly never will be.
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  727. You can't torment an animal for too long and expect it not to react. October, Hamas forgot that lesson and were clouted heavily for it.
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  728. About as many as there are democrats. Put stock in yourself, not a complete stranger looking for a career at your expense.
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  729. Rats abandoning one ship for another doesn't rid the rat problem. Proving once again that Reform is no different then any other party.
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  730.  @jonsimmons4150  exactly. Something to which puppets don't seem to want to realise.
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  731. What few kids there are.
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  732.  @deborahcoveney8846  😏 How naive...
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  733.  @chatham43  of course he didn't, he likes to bash but he's like all typical bleeding hearts - all show and no go.
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  734. ​ @ZoomerHistorian The party also is inevitably going to be made to choose between either compliance with the agenda or the bankrupt insolvency of the state: to which they will be the ones blamed. Guess which one they'll go for.
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  735.  @tonycowin  Problem is - she's on a talkshow; kinda the point of it being that she gives him "The time of day" and seeing how his time like anyone else's is relatively short - the last thing she needs is to be pompous in diverting the attention away from the concern. He wasn't interested in respect, just about the point getting across.
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  736.  @mrprosser843  and treated as a victim by the mainstream.
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  737. Sad thing it doesn't have to be - but people are easily swindled and bought.
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  738.  @walterpierce6061  I'm Jewish as well, so I say that before adding - that doesn't make him above criticism. He's failed at his duties and can't even answer a direct question truthfully.
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  739. ​ @lorigarza9971 Trump is borrowed time and not a lot of it.
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  740.  @EvenBigger-Brother  🙄 says the one who speaks of "Allah"
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  741.  @markshirley01  Psh, we've been poor ever since the 30s and the dropping of the gold standard. Europe hasn't fared any either since their "Euro" is based on the same fiscal debt we took up. You'd vote to have us take on 27 other country's debt again. Well done you.
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  742.  @wolfie54321  that's what it always comes down to - from the earliest civilisation to the last humanity ever has; it will ALWAYS be about power, in which to fuel one's ego and self importance.
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  743.  Larry Kohut  I'd say the original Rec and Rec 2 were better - sure they're in Spanish but the plot is told better.
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  744.  @robertchandler2063  The problem is that people keep focusing on the idea that wealth must be distributed by an external source: that absolutely never works. China and Venezuela are perfect examples of that; I don't even need to mention the Soviet Union. The problem is two fold - first is that people keep wanting someone else to do the thinking for them and the second as I stated is an economy backed solely by debt as the gold standard; even if reintroduced today, would not be enough to cover the debt that exists from interest. There is a way out of it, but it's one no one wants to do because it means having to do things for themselves; instead people are going to opt for the worst choice - subjugation. The same mistake China made under Mao. The problem isn't just in Japan, it's everywhere.
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  745. Some are worse then others - none more so then those that justify the acts of atrocity behind a veil of righteousness.
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  746. Pulls out when knowing even attempting to explain is an exercise in futility. The world is so blatantly naive in the notion that a non-existent nation that actively invaded and attacked and then denied it's own citizens escape despite constant warnings, is somehow the victim.
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  747. Yeah, with a dishonorable discharge on their record: good luck finding decent employment.
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  748. Well as much as I sympathise with the situation NI is happening, a border is inevitable. Either one down the Irish Sea or one across from the ROI - they have to decide because the UK can not be completely compromised in its leaving due to one snag in circumstance.
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  749. And I identify as a multi-billionare. Will you get your nearest bank to accept my wishes and just let me withdraw all my money? No? Then zip it.
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  750.  @jaffacake8787  correction; people like teams because it means less for them to have to do on their own.
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  751. And people will just see this as the court being either consenting, acquiescent or simply disinterested in the wellbeing of the country and it's people. But it's at least an simpler and quicker way to say they don't care. So answer me this - when the law of the land appeases the law breaker at the expense of the law abiding, to what purpose is there to continue abiding? These migrants - not refugees are coming illegally... and the law is doing NOTHING.
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  752. Well maybe if they stopped focusing on nothing but football and reality TV, spending more time actually involving themselves in the responsibility of political matter, they might actually start knowing who they are.
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  753. They'll be subtle at first. First it'll be the infirm who want it, then it'll be the elderly, then it'll be mentally disabled, then we'll see a huge influx of "uptakers" from prisoners.
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  754. Go ahead - give him your consent. Cause when the other idiots vote him in again, despite your objection to him, you'll have accepted his authority over you per the process. When will people learn that it's all a con...
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  755. Tell that to their masters - government does what they tell them. The public are just fooled into thinking there's a difference.
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  756.  @alanbone5512  No no no NO! Voting will not change a thing - the only parties that would get in would be the ones who's members are already lined up with those in the status quo. You can't win a game playing by their rules.
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  757.  @bon3572  That's only because you haven't seen the modus operandi of it. There isn't a party vying for power that isn't complicit with the agenda. Any party that doesn't comply, will never get power for the ruling party answers directly to the establishment who really runs things.
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  758.  @cdmalchusable  my condolences to you too for the ordeal you're dealing with. If this is what they call "protecting" I'd dread to find out what they'd call "executing"
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  759.  @peterhausmann8337  Alyssa Milano said similar during the BLM uproar and yet immediately backtracked when it came knocking at her door. I say this as a descendant of a woman who's family were murdered in those camps.
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  760.  @trevormannsfield  Tell that to those who were harmed during the BLM riots. I can do this all day.
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  761. Next they're going to be telling us that trees will be losing their leaves in autumn and it's going to be cold in winter...
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  762.  @PK-rr2tx  Named after the mythical God-eating giant wolf.
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  763. Very true. More ironically they denounce their rights the moment they relieve themselves of the responsibility of sustaining their rights via voting for someone to do it for them. A right is self kept, a privilege is given and the difference being is that a privilege can be just as easily taken back as it is given whilst a right can only be lost when the one with it surrenders it for whatever reason.
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  764.  @emmanuelcharlesbonney6963  Disingenuous at best. Name one way we've benefited. I'll wait.
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  765. Everyone who puts a cross in the box next to a name. Whether for those in now or not - the end result remains the same.
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  766. People in spite of complaining about the running of the country, will keep crossing the box at the ballot meaning more of the same.
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  767.  @jockwilson221  both of them are puppets to the same status quo - haven't you realised that yet?
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  768. There's an old saying - "You can't put an old head on young shoulders." And unless you do something ridiculously stupid that it's cost you since - it's better to have done something and regret it then to look back in regret at something you didn't do.
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  769. If you voted at all, it doesn't matter whether you advocate it or not - you have given power to those who do.
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  770.  @greyvoice7949  its laughable, not because it's comical, but tragic. Ever wondered how to survive a zombie apocalypse? Well now we get to see how: cause looking around, we're in one already.
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  771.  @ASHEN_ONE_GAMES  Well with that I take you have no idea what I'm talking about - if you don't then why not just say so?
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  772.  @paulsawtell3991  Where their masters tell them to - and they're the same as every other party's.
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  773.  @T57Custodian  I defend myself and my family - but I will never fight as those who have come before me: the young and naive on behalf of the old and the bitter. Putin isn't our concern - our threat is within our city gates.
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  774. 1702's act of union says otherwise. Besides, Scottish Lineage has been in the monarchy since James IV of Scotland became James I of England. I'm not a royalist at all - I find them despondent, outdated and excessive, but face facts: while Scotland uses the Pound Sterling and pays as well as receives tax with it, Scotland has the same brat we do. Get used to it.
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  775.  @Spawnwick_Boseman82820  So Trump didn't have two folk take aim at him and a third try... next you'll actually be telling me that Harris is not inept...
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  776. Nor wants for that matter.
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  777.  @knighter1209  "The most right wing" are your words and what could be more right wing than far right? Sit down before you hurt yourself, kid.
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  778.  @ravd8082  question is - WHERE to? Everywhere else has been inundated or is basically a shithole. And just leaving the mess isn't going to resolve this. It's the flee mentality that's led to it getting this bad: some people are going to have to get their hands VERY dirty.
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  779. Proportional representation doesn't work and never will, just as the bi-partisan parliamentary system we use doesn't. And it doesn't work simply because democracy is the illusion of involvement and the consenting of what's not spoken of when the options are presented.
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  780. We not abolished that lot already and made the brats do an actual job for once in their lives?
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  781.  @JasonChinniansoulmod1  Tell that to the ruins and evidence that deems them facts. Facts don't care about your feelings. And I gave an answer, only for you to then change tact because it forces you to fact said fact and you don't like it. Israel is the land of the Jewish people, Palestinians don't exist since Philistines haven't in over two thousand years and they themselves never had a state. And last I checked - "Palestine" started all this by not just leaving them alone and letting them get on with the return to their land - instead choosing to kick off at every chance they get and then hide behind this victimhood philosophy when it backfires.
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  782. ​ @georgemather9082 You still don't get it.
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  783. ​ @RedSquirrelsReturn And yet people voted anyway and accepted the process...
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  784. Suffice to say - the firms don't want to pony up the cash: that's why they were bitching about Brexit. They lost their cheap labour supply from Europe.
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  785.  @clivemortimore8203  I'm sorry, I can't understand you over that bizarre rant of "Seig Heil" that you're doing. So you oppose those select few, who Brits could throw out tomorrow if they wanted, in exchange for bureaucrats across the continent to whom we have no say over whatsoever of whom those we elect in this country have the golden excuse of "Well we'd do it, but the rest of Europe says no..." to justify their lack of anything while filling their pockets unabated?
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  786. And even IF we get rid of him- what are you all going to do? You're gonna vote in another set of establishment puppets and the whole thing starts all over again.
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  787.  @FRANKIECULLEN-r3g  Well for all my talents I'm not psychic - so what, you fancy rejoining with the ROI which down to the Lisbon Treaty they were made to vote twice on because the people didn't give them the answer they were meant to first time around?
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  788. So is electing a complete stranger to make choices for you. Not only is that cowardice, its weakness.
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  789. This has two sides - sure it's a good thing to not have the kids distracted. On the other hand, who knows what indoctrination goes unreported from lack of a means to document it.
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  790. People may not have asked for it - but if they voted, they consented to it.
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  791. And how else did he get in, other than the process the masses insist in keeping. Not realising they themselves are handing him and his masters the keys to their shackles.
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  792.  @susanjane2498  In man? No chance - the price of liberty is diligence and one of the few things humanity can be dependable for is complacency; especially in the light of past victory.
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  793. A piece of paper does not protect rights - only a person with the solid brass has the means to protect their own rights. Anything given to you by others are nothing but privileges that can just as easily be taken away. Case in point - your "constitution" has been amended... how many times now??
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  794. They ALL are.
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  795. No, OP has a solid point,​ @TheBigExclusive  "When in Rome, do as Romans do" so I respect a country enough that I'm going to learn their etiquette and enough of their language to get by if I'm going to visit. Maybe everywhere else should be doing the same.
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  796. And we know where many are coming from.
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  797. HA! Well played sir! 👏 I may have to use that one down the line.
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  798. It's our laws that have enabled this, it's our own elevated that created those laws on behalf of their masters and it is the voting public that have empowered them.
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  799. Nowhere else to go, it's everywhere. So question is - will you die with your dignity and liberty or live with their agenda?
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  800. And the voter enabled him - the alternative choices on that ballot would have done the exact same thing.
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  801. And most of them fighting age men - they've essentially got a military. Yeah it's bad.
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  802. Yet profoundly gay rights, just like feminism before it - opened the gateway for these lunatics.
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  803.  @johnrussell3961  Millionaires and billionaires on a currency that has no actual value outside of the debt it has accrued, you mean. More to the point, OP is pointing out that if the Torys were to have done the same, Labour would be heckling and jeering them with every slur out there and you know it. And I say that as someone who knows the parties only difference is their name and ribbon colour - they all answer to the same few regardless.
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  804.  @vickyb6588  in other words they cowardly capitulated. I had people try that with me and I flat out told them to shove it.
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  805. They WERE nailed through their palms. How did they get around the weight issue? Simple, they used to bound the arms with ropes.
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  806.  @davidpowell6098  please, he's the one who claimed a certain religion was "The perfect one"
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  807. "I was looking at some polling on yougov..." Well no wonder you're spouting such bull... Oh and BTW I'm English, not just a vague political term in being "British"
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  808.  @lissamae8719  He has more power then you realise - laws can't be passed without his say so and parliament can be dissolved with an order. Course they're in on this entire shtick with the ones who really run things.
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  809. Seen to be done as opposed to being done.
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  810.  @bengieDMZ  They do, they're often called independents or "indys"
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  811. So much for that "Diversity and Inclusivity" that's preached about... this coup d'ètat couldn't be more obvious if it tried.
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  812. ​ @redherring6154 Indeed, the US has repeated the same mistake that Rome did; so has the UK and those in the EU.
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  813. "The fact our politicians are such blatant liars is a reflection on them but also on the rest of us who vote for them. When the people want the impossible, only liars will satisfy."
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  814. The same system, regardless of whether they vote Reform or not.
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  815. 😂 Im laughing not because I find all this funny - I find it tragic; you all want rid of it... And yet what are you going to do? You're all going to toddle down to the booth and tick the box thus consenting to what you claim to despise. Anyone who can see the truth will know what I mean and they too will be laughing.
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  816. And voting for anyone else, is like changing your shoes or socks for the same reason.
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  817. Voters accepted all decisions in advance when they crossed their box of choice.
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  818.  @andrewcowman8731  isn't it? We're HATED more then any other country; even North Korea doesn't get as much spite as we do and yet when shit hits the fan, who does everyone turn to? Who is expected to contribute? Who is expected to take on and yet we're discouraged to call ourselves English; we have to call ourselves British and treat the former as an insult.
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  819.  @kennekan7990  and you say that, from a Chinese perspective without American or English CC? You criticise because the others on this post are in your mind being narrow minded yet you prove little different on the other side of the fence.
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  820. 😂 Ridiculous. You claim the politicians are useless, rightly so, but then your solution is to vote in the very system that breeds them and continue the problem. Wake up Josie - we're not going to be voting our way out of this mess. If we really want out then we need to pull this entire system out by its heart; anything less, is a waste of time.
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  821. That's the beginning. Now never vote for anyone and you're on the right track.
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  822.  @gweilospur5877  Forgot also lay down the facts to completely shut down the gaslighting she was looking to engage. Do watch the clip again kid.
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  823. Respect is earned, not demanded.
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  824.  @sigmaputin6888  it worked best during the 90s when nobody actually pushed for it - those that came to another country integrated and adapted; they weren't pushing for special treatment and the establishments weren't trying to egg it on. Granted this was a period of time in which normalising was promoted and lowered the people's guard.
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  825.  @Mugwumps107  That's the rub: they've already been sold and don't even realise it. As much as they complain the majority mindlessly obey.
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  826. Sorry for being that cynical sod - but prepare to be disappointed.
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  827. We need an end to the system and establishment and you won't get that by voting.
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  828.  @rosaciani9889  what bollocks
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  829. The irony in that people keep empowering them is astounding.
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  830.  @evolassunglasses4673  they chose to come here then expect everything handed to them - any rightfully places argument and they immediately play the waycist card.
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  831.  @digital_gravity  I'm Jewish - want to talk about "oppression"? We've got at least two thousand years of it, but we don't complain about it - at least the majority of us who've grown up and don't have a chip on our shoulder. Racism is just an excuse to complain. The problem isn't "race" it's "culture". Another way to see it is this - it's easy to be a communist in a capitalist society, but good luck trying to be a capitalist in a communist one.
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  832. May I present the rates in Sweden... oh wait they carried on as normal and are in closer proximity to one another... yet hardly anything. 🤔 Strange that...
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  833.  @puma21puma21  But they did choose to vote and by doing so, they by default accepted the actions in advance of those who entered power.
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  834. Not just can, but will.
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  835. Workers Party. Worked well last time... hmm now where was that again... oh dear...
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  836. I agree the system needs changing - in fact it needs ripping out and doing away with. People need to stop voting someone else to speak for them and start being responsible for themselves.
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  837. ​ @Teadrinker-kg4ve Glad someone else is paying attention.
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  838. And nothing will change...
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  839. You mean the ceasefire Hamas broke the instant it was enacted.
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  840. Security needs to be allowed to their job. Which is to secure.
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  841. And people actually believe Reform or any other party will do any different...
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  842. We can't even support ourselves!
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  843.  @derges  Priorities again. They ARE important.
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  844. Oh for Jove's sake...🙄
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  845. Come now, common implies it's not hard to find... and given the state of the majority of people, sense is not a common encounter.
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  846. Was happening long before Johnson...
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  847. They're offended by their being offended, therefore they must be offended. 😂 You couldn't make this up.
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  848.  @normansidey5258  Then they are guilty for doing nothing. Living life peacefully is fine but that comes with the responsibility of making sure it remains peaceful; no one is going to do it for you.
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  849. Name a society of any country or nation that hasn't done the same or similar - I'll wait.
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  850. They're enemies in name only; their agenda is the same as each other and they both know it.
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  851. Democracy has NEVER existed outside of a facade, haven't you realised that yet??
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  852. 😧As if they'll be any different...
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  853. "Join/Vote Reform" facepalm clueless...
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  854.  @asha-vahishta  And you see it. Even "Palestine's" religion claims Israel belongs to the Jewish people. All Britain did was honour that fact by returning it. And you, OP, don't want to go antagonising the "religion of peace" by calling their "holy book" a lie do you?
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  855. The naivety of people voting in thinking there's a difference.
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  856.  @Nick-fg4dq  Try identifying as English these days as opposed to Irish, Scottish and Welsh - see what happens.
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  857.  @JCavinee  and Democrats.
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  858. Standing in line and doing as they're told. Establishment demands it and the voter has enabled all three.
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  859. ​ @politicas3361 I'll tell you one that works: one where each man and woman takes accountability and responsibility for their own actions instead of electing a complete stranger to "represent them"
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  860. I'd say that about all the people who instead of looking to take responsibility for their own lives, choose to elect complete strangers to govern over them, then wonder why they always wind up in a worse situation.
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  861. For the same reason they ran Chernobyl the way they did: It's cheaper. And we all know how THAT one turned out.
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  862.  @Featherless1  There IS one choice - one most never consider. And that is to reject the system altogether; without the voters, establishment has no legal power.
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  863. There are no "Palestinians" only Ottoman Turks and Arabs.
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  864. About to open your door to them then, Tara? Because that's what Sunak is proposing!
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  865. 😧 Another one complaining about the system and yet immediately chimes about engaging in the means to keep it going...
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  866.  @niaralosusa  those two things are exactly the same thing. No such thing as an anti-racist because everyone is. To one degree or another people are driven by a bias, but these claiming to be "anti-racist" simply hide their bias behind a veil of moral posture and indignation. Hypocrites.
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  867.  @archiesmum8601  I'll field that last part - I DO advocate that he fight for his rights as I do anyone else for theirs: that's how rights are won and kept - at the determination of each individual looking to have them and one will triumphing over another. Rights aren't given to you, they're won and kept at your own diligence and you only have as many as you're prepared to keep - if someone else has to give them you, then they're not rights at all, but privileges that can be just as easily revoked by someone that is put in position to give them you to begin with.
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  868.  @enterkinmedia  What have you? Because one source of blame, Tice didn't point the finger at - and he wouldn't, he wants the support: are the people of this nation who vote and sustain the system that allows all this crap. I oppose the mass migration, but if anyone thinks voting will make any difference - no matter who for; they better think again.
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  869.  @qetoun  Have people take responsibility and accountability for themselves. The world isn't sunshine and rainbows like this generation likes to think it is and the human race isn't about to start holding hands and get along. In this life, you are handed nothing but an opportunity to make something of your time on earth, you are targeted for everything - no one is going to help you every time unless they feel inclined to and unless you're prepared to do something about it for yourself and safeguard what's yours, you'll end your time on this earth with what you started with. People need to grow up and fast. Anything and everything in my adult life I've obtained wasn't just handed to me: I have EARNED it and I'm not anything special. I can do it, there are no excuses.
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  870. Independence...only to then submit to Brussels. Care to explain your hopes again?
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  871. We traded a failed painter for this...
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  872.  @tsu08761e  why fix what isn't broken?
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  873.  @terrysmith5168  the parents of Jamie Bulger when it comes to his murderers would disagree.
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  874. Has it ever occurred to you that its all a show? To distract the masses, by pitting one party against the other...
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  875.  @garryrobson8058  So did mine and you want to know what they said about the state of the country and where it was going before they died? "I honestly don't know why we even bothered. We fought off one invasion, only to invite another unopposed." - The words of my grandfather who fought as part of the Defense Force against Germany and in Burma at seventeen years of age from 1943, before being sent to assist in Japan just after they sacked Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
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  876. Even the Nazis weren't completely unified: the upper echelons were continuously at odds and politically moved against each other for personal gain.
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  877. Deserve has nothing to do with it; this is war. Despicable and horrific and it's always the innocent that end up suffering, but that is war.
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  878. Oh please...
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  879. Bullying would stop completely if we lived in a society that stopped condemning the bullied from rightfully fighting back. "Violence isn't the answer" is correct ' it's not the answer, but rather the question: the answer is almost always yes as it's the only one bullies tend to understand.
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  880. For the record: while I definitely stand for preservation of a culture and not tolerating an intrusion to upset that (I believe in the philosophy toward anyone entering another's country "Like it, or leave it") and i value equity and merit over diversity and equality - there's absolutely no altruism behind this behavior from the CCP - this is simply ruthless persecution.
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  881.  @mixedracebajan6119  Tell them that. They carry the illusion that they know everything and we just need to keep our heads down and obey blindly.
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  882. And that's funny, considering in the election before this one, she was identifying as Indian...
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  883. Reform like any other will do nothing. Establishment will demand and they'll do as they're told. And all you'll have done is enable it to happen. Want change? Make change and start by stop hoping a stranger will do it for you.
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  884.  @Jason-vx1xe  an exercise in futility at worst - a protest vote at best.
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  885.  @Masowe.  Actually no. When you cross a box, you are legally signing a contract. And what contract ever applied to someone who never signed it nor consented to it being signed in their name. So those who don't, bear no responsibility for the actions of those enabled by those that do. So perhaps time people start being responsible for themselves instead of being lazy and led by complete strangers; telling you only what you want to hear, for the same reason you don't just give passerbys the keys to your home or the pin to your account - don't you think.
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  886. They're counting on it.
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  887. He's a puppet like all of them are - faces for you to blame while the ones who really run things go unimpeded.
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  888.  @ypatel1070  how "convenient..."
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  889.  @dances_with_incels  pretty now, used up later.
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  890. Neither did the establishment; hence they crucified her. Not a big fan of Truss but I do know a setup when I see one and she was clearly set up to fail. Granted she too is one of Klaus' little puppets.
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  891. Which it has always been like any other - it's just in times past, it wasn't spoken of or noticed as much.
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  892.  @fredcarson2791  He's realistic because he's calling out what will happen.
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  893. ​ @AnnMarieMcGuinness-v2z Sure... because they're DEFINITELY not going to comply with the establishment 🙄
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  894.  @richardkent2014  Allow me to be utterly frank: you are making absolutely no sense.
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  895. And why is that? Without faith there is no grounds for morality and without morality there is no ground for law.
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  896. Yeah right, he'll barely last the decade and here's hoping after that this nation abolishes this ludicrous notion of "royalty".
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  897. Oh here he goes again...
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  898. Democracy is dictatorship being polite- only these guys missed the memo on politeness.
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  899.  @Darkfreed0m  Whatever that means.
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  900. "The state calls it's own violence, law, but that of the individual, crime"
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  901.  @pandjidhewantara  The Most High and "Allah" are NOT the same.
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  902. ​ @JasonChinniansoulmod1 Historical and archaeological evidence.
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  903.  @JasonChinniansoulmod1  Given the Quran states those "made up religious texts" are accurate - fancy going on the record to extend that to that book as well?
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  904.  @incurableromantic4006  What no-one understands is that it doesn't matter who you vote for, establishment simply want you to fill a box. Because whether your choice wins or not, they've got your consent.
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  905.  @tombuddy100  When the Emperor Vespasian and his son Titus kicked all the Jews out of the country and mockingly named the land after an extinct tribe. 70 ad - the inhabitants after were the first Christians until 400 or so years later when the Arabs came and forced conversion. They call themselves "Palestinian" but they're not as no Philistine existed by that point or now.
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  906. Retaining a pointless and outdated tradition for the sake of a forsaken and vague boast. How sad.
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  907. That's irony for you. Those that are blind claim to see and those who do see are claimed as blind.
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  908.  @j.4332  Excellently noted.
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  909. Sure.
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  910.  @hamzahakeem6168  I've read that thing and it's not got me a phobia, but blatant terror at the atrocities it advocates.
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  911. ​ @robertcreighton4635 No he wasn't and behold the result of us having rejected the likes of him.
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  912.  @adrenjones9301  Exactly. A free man who must ask permission to be free, is truly not a free man at all.
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  913.  @travisgammell425  the hypocrisy is staggering isn't it. Men have to compromise for women but the same isn't given in return, instead the notion is deemed "Patriarchy and Sexist" it's pathetic.
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  914. She certainly helped to propagate it.
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  915. So they need to just "Shut up and not think for themselves; just accept what they're told" Is that what you're proposing?
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  916. What the OP really means is "Accept Sieg Heil". No thanks; I'm English first, British second and European only due to the country being in Europe.
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  917. And that is war.
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  918. After all his years actually getting my respect as the definitive voice of the Clown Prince of Crime as he never really stuck out for me with Star Wars (Yep I love the concept and lore but the films overall are just subpar and dull) - and he goes and does a stupid thing as joining the woke.
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  919. So another puppet just in a different colour; gotcha.
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  920. When you let in the dogs, you can only expect the occasional tick and flea. Now the crime rate has accelerated and folk STILL haven't realised they invited this madness??
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  921.  @VR-gs9hd  Only thing about shaming someone is that they have to first at least give a shit about what others think.
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  922.  @archiebald4717  We won't. We're not part of the equation; life imitates art and much like in the words of Braveheart's Longshanks "If we can not beat them out, we'll breed them out."
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  923.  @aaronaaronson7600  And what do you suggest - scratch your arse and do nothing?
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  924. We don't need leaders. We need people to grow the hell up and start being responsible and accountable for themselves.
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  925. @Johnnie W If I am wrong then the truth will come out one way or the other. I have a great degree of pride in my liberty and ability to think and critique but I'm not beyond reproach. And when proven without a shadow of doubt that I'm wrong I am always the first to put my hands up. But lo behold this time, I am not - the proof is in the pudding. Difference is I did my research long before this just conveniently got admitted to and the blind cowardly dullards had to face the truth they refused to look for themselves and mocked those like me who did otherwise.
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  926.  @robanderson473  self determination, the heart for what's right and the will to see it done is stronger still.
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  927.  @pest174  Well as harsh and cold as it is to say - the world doesn't give a damn about how one feels: you either step up or stand aside. You either want to get out of the funk you find yourself in or you don't - and if you don't want to be helped then all the help on earth will not help you. Nobody ever said that reality and truth would be pleasant.
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  928. Or better yet; people shouldn't be peering into other people's windows like a creep.
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  929. I wonder which Starbucks she'll be working at post Jan 20th...
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  930. Common implies it's not hard to find and sense implies a means to reason and logic which also leads to critical thinking - ergo a means to challenge what's established. They won't have that: the establishment on both sides of the aisle don't want opposition, they want mindless obedience.
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  931.  @David_Jones8112  tell us that again, knowing he called for the consenting age to be lowered.
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  932. And I counter - tell THAT to all the unborn girls who never had a choice in whether they were terminated.
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  933. She basically hates it because it's reduced her to just a one hit wonder. When you debut strong like that, the bar is set and you're expected to keep to that level or go above it, fail that and almost none will remember them. I for one don't know a single song she's done other then a thousand miles. And as harsh as it sounds, the mantra is true: Give and Get Good or Go and Get Gone.
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  934.  @jonforris  That was their name during the tour in Germany a hundred years ago.
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  935. Legally yes, politically no. Frustrating isn't it.
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  936. Tell that to politicians - they do it all the time.
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  937. Oh you ought to know by now they'll never put a vote to the public on such matters again - not with how it backfired last time.
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  938. @MargaretBeattie-f5x Even if neither get in again, their successors will carry on regardless. Establishment will demand it.
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  939.  @watch-Dominion-2018  English.
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  940.  @Sandwich13455  Yep, which shows exactly what the Nazis were - doesn't it.
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  941.  @johnmcmahon5145  you haven't provided any factual incontrovertible aspect that demonstrates anything other then stating: "it's a failure because I was told it was, I was informed we chose wrong and I accepted it without any argument, what a good puppet am i"
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  942. And yet instead of doing something about it, they'd rather just flee and make it someone else's problem.
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  943. I'm inclined to agree with you. When I voted to leave, I voted based on my own reasons - not because of what was said by either side. But frankly I knew internally with all the pressure to try and force the remain vote, the status quo didn't want to go through with it; so this betrayal comes as no surprise. What vexes me most though is just how blind the populace is and how little they're willing to do. This was a nation that almost went to war with its government over the poll tax - now essentially treason is met with a lax shrug of the shoulder! No wonder the UK has become a laughing stock!
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  944. Problem actually lies with the fact they never had the plot to begin with by design; that's terrible tragedy. Fear is like sex in one respect: it's guaranteed to sell.
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  945. So how many brownie points were you planning on getting for this one? Because the "Left wing" don't lie at all, right?
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  946. Only in theory.
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  947. Just another form of control.
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  948. Well MAYBE if people stopped voting for someone to do everything for them and started being responsible and accountable for their actions - we would have never come to this state.
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  949. "Public return" just WHAT exactly is she going to do. Just another example of the worthlessness of "royalty"
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  950.  @ephraimwinslow  I base my political philosophy roughly on the principles of Edgar Friendly...
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  951.  @thomasrobert4654  I already have. Just too bad the majority either can't because they're so inert and dependant on the system, or won't out of fear for the responsibility and accountability they'll be expected to take up. Ours and all others - are a nation of squabbling children with no direction and who can't think, let alone stand up for themselves.
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  952.  @robinwells8879  because they'd do the same and we know it.
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  953. Lacking the fortitude to accepting the responsibility and accountability for our life choices - that's a wrong answer.
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  954. It's mostly too late - the majority have already been pacified into obedience.
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  955. It'll continue, because what are they going to do? They're going to vote and the same thing will occur all over again and just get worse.
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  956.  @lsmith992  Glad you and i are both on the same page about that at least.
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  957. No more Prime Ministers, no more kings, no more Presidents or Chancellors or Emperors: start by depending on yourself.
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  958.  @BusbyTreeSurgery  And it's not like any of the other parties are any better as they're just as much in on it as those two.
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  959.  @knockschool  How about voting for no one. Didn't that ever come to mind. 🙄
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  960. Voting in a rigged system - ever heard the definition of insanity?
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  961.  @anovino1992  that I agree to; however there's one minor flaw that is impossible to eradicate - government is made up of people and people can be bought. As much as I also would be inclined to agree with the notion of implementing severe consequences for accepting bribes and the like for it - much like prison not being much deterrent for theft; it's not going to do much to deter those taking a bit extra under the table. T's a risk, yet the "reward" is a temptation.
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  962.  @concernedgranny  well they say you know who's in charge when you find you're not allowed to criticise...
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  963. That would be everyone who voted then.
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  964.  @Ukfairgrounds  barely and they've skipped it as quickly as they feel they can get away with it.
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  965.  @maureennewman905  as did most
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  966.  @rontheretiredone  Facepalm at the deliberance. Noone is this incompetent on purpose.
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  967. Because no matter who they vote for Karen, the system always wins.
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  968. At the rate of this lunacy I say just slap that red button and get it over with. My misanthropy is growing to such a size that I couldn't care much less anymore.
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  969.  @thesuperflygamercoolsome4006  You know I am so sick of that phrase "Colonialism" well there seems to be a whole lot of it coming from the East into the West now isn't there? And not for the first time. What you're spouting isn't justice of the present, it's revenge for the past.
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  970. For this?? Buddy, people won't even fight to help themselves...
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  971. What, so Hamas can use them as meat shields? Quite the humanitarian stance.
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  972. As a Scottish descendant I can claim what one Scot has in their head as Scottish interest, is completely different to what another has in theirs. Why do you think the clans were always infighting as well as against one another? Why do you think the act of union took place in the first place? Aside from the fact the country was bankrupt.
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  973. So really just like every other monarch before her really.
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  974.  @peaceofpie94  it's easier then you think - trickiest part is getting the pastry to the right consistency before you roll it. After you get used to that, it's all about timing the baking time ^^ For me traditional Apple Pie with brown sugar, lemon juice and cinnamon is the best desert bar none. Throw some cornish vanilla ice cream with it and there's simply nothing greater.
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  975. Well... guess the diversity hire isnt quite up to snuff now is she...
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  976. You're forgetting obedient. His antics aren't of incompetence - his masters have given him orders and he's obeying like all the others across the board.
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  977.  @rachelb7387  bold words. I wonder were you using them when these people were shoving condemnation and ridicule down your throat the past two years? "Oh how selfish are you!" "So you think you know better?!" "Keep away from me and everyone else, you naysayer conspiracy theorist!" I could give you a whole list. It's easy to be gentle and offer hugs when times don't have you facing the pitchforks and torches.
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  978.  @reaceness  If that were true, explain all the spite - it isn't coming from the men I can tell you. After hitting the proverbial wall, women go one of two ways, reclusive or resentfully outspoken. Statistics don't tell you everything.
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  979.  @requiem522  Yeah, big chested gothic vampiresses aren't real either. Bummed me right out in my mid teens to have to come to terms with that one.
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  980.  @Brunette_2005  I'm no supporter of Putin's actions but isn't it amusing how only seven years ago, Ukraine was deemed corrupt by the media and the like after the coup e'tat lead by the very man who's now being heralded as a hero? There's something far more sinister afoot and it's in plain sight.
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  981.  @christinebrown2765  Oh come on - nothing is free and these "gifts" come with a price. If the ceo of a company donates a million to your cause - you're not going to put out a law that hinders their means for profit.
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  982. Don't be so gutless.
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  983. And YET you still keep voting...
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  984. As for your last question: you don't know? You're living in a world where you're told that diversity is a strength and that we are all to be tolerant of other views... what they don't tell you though is that they have certain views that are to be ignored and outright condemned lest you be also. It's a little thing called blatant hypocrisy.
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  985.  @mickpeat6351  I just did and given your situation, i don't know much about the reasoning behind the guards approach so forgive the rather bland remark - from the sounds of it, he sounded like it was an order, which retail security can not instigate in terms of searching personal property. They can detain and have the police arrive so that would have been up to you. The EAS going off would have warrented him asking if you had anything - sometimes checkouts fail to disable tagging on clothes and meat and so on, leading to approach on the door. A simple receipt for me would do unless I had actual proof of anything else. At retail the guard would have needed cctv footage to justify anything further and if you had nothing then he had no reason to pursue.
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  986. 😂 OK, let's be serious now and not keep suspending our disbelief... Establishment wouldn't even keep Liz Truss in office so what makes you think Reform will ever keep power unless they're going to back pedal...
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  987. When will people learn - the world has long since been bankrupt.
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  988. But don't you realise it's the actual participation in any "vote" that enables the establishment to act how it wants? The politics are just a side show.
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  989.  @martynblackburn9632  Better to be isolated in free reign than a pandering puppet.
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  990. Even IF bills fall, taxes rise to meet them; that's the rub. I have no time for establishment shills - so that means any politician aspiring for office regardless of party.
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  991.  @buddyrichable1  so is HIV, yet they never released that vaccine did they? Ain't it also curious that this thing is supposed to be as contagious as the flu, yet no one has died of the flu this past year. And always with the "Conspiracy" as if that's supposed to be an insult - I'd sooner play devil's advocate with those theorising then just accept everything I'm told from a broadcaster with clear bias in mind. Did they ever find Blair's Weapons of Mass Destruction by the way? The ones that the mainstream insisted were there and the 'crazy conspiracy theorists' stated otherwise?
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  992.  @rubberyowen1469  that's their delusion.
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  993.  @infinitesimotel  might have had something to do with the very people Rome dragged in and failed to integrate... don't you think?
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  994. And that's what happens with quantitive easing. You used to be able to buy a buffalo for a dollar - a live living buffalo - hence the term a buck to define a dollar. Or in the UK a pound of solid gold was worth a pound in coin. Now do you know the worth of a buffalo and the value of a single pound of solid gold? I'll spare you the answer - a buffalo today can cost approximate two thousand dollars and a pound of gold in Britain is worth approximately twenty five thousand pounds (Approximately thirty thousand dollars) that's what quantitive easing has done and what backing a currency on debt rather then physical collateral does.
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  995.  @CathyKitson  if you're under the impression that the modern day typical example of liberals are actual liberals, you are unfortunately misled. They're Socialists hiding behind the title. Just as the Nazis used Nationalism as a front for all their Socialist tendencies as well as their similarities to Fascism.
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  996. Surprising that they haven't tried getting him canned and his career destroyed. I'm not an American and I don't know much of his policies - but if this Cruz fellow is as forthright and direct in everything as he was here - I concede; I like the guy.
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  997. They gave it back to the descendants of those who were ostracized and taken prisoner from that land in the first place. Israel was and is the land of the Jewish people. Don't agree? Where do YOU want them? Plan to take them in yourself?
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  998. And here are the wretches who followed the orders to jab without question now wanting a pay rise. Under me I'd tell them to forget it - they want to talk about "Saving lives" yet they call now to strike? Hypocrisy.
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  999.  @oliverapex7924  then before you remark, I'd sit down and contemplate the statement - you're making a fool of yourself. Or do I need to spoonfeed you the answer? Basically you're calling me the fascist when I have said nothing that implies any of Mussolini's desperate attempt to make himself another Caesar which he made a philosophy and those who throw word around carelessly tend to prove themselves more fascist then those they accuse. Understand, or is that still too difficult for you?
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  1000. If you don't put yourself first, who will.
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  1001.  @Ajon886  Yeah we could always use some good cannon fodder...
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  1002. Safety and necessary, in the words of William Pitt "It's the argument of tyrants and the creed of slaves."
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  1003.  @andyknowles772  Whatever "Tovarich" means. And id rather think like me, than to not think at all, like you. Tell your puppeteers that there are those of us who wont buy into the bull that you yearn to keep swallowing without question.
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  1004.  @andyknowles772  And Zolensky didnt outlaw his opposition parties just like Germany did back then... Spare me your misapplied anecdotes.
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  1005.  @DesertRockfall  that's why, he I respect. And the whole royal family I detest mock and reject.
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  1006. Agreed!
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  1007. Second that.
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  1008. ​ @Deontjie On the contrary, those who did not vote, did not sign the permission slip and therefore are not responsible for what establishment's puppets are doing. Those who voted; regardless of whom, however, did.
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  1009.  @DoggleBird  Most people don't even realise how fascism got into power in the first place. Spoiler - it was invited in by the masses themselves.
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  1010.  @cryptomon86  With all due respect - what kind of half assed excuse is "It's above our paygrade" when it comes to forming an argument and opinion?! I agree with your first part of the argument though - you DON'T have to follow orders when your leader is making illegal ones or acting like a daft c u next time.
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  1011.  @anythingandeverything363  Oh please, people jumped at Biden despite his age... Let's call it how you mean - "He won't do as he's told by establishment who tell me how to think."
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  1012. Yet people keep voting for them anyway...
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  1013. Now THAT is a woman... taking notes Keir?
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  1014.  @SuperKendoman  further back then that.
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  1015. @clangerbasher  Given these politicians are supposed to be "the best" out of what we've got - goes to show how poor a people we are. Seeing how people still vote and get the same poor results.
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  1016.  @clangerbasher  Are you actually surprised? People rather choose strangers to "represent them" instead of doing it themselves and it's surprising that opportunists take advantage?
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  1017. Thou. And unfortunately neither side will heed it - this is tragically the nature of war.
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  1018.  @alanbone5512  Denial of the reality, I personally reject. You whinge about these people and yet you partake in the very system that enables them. That isn't apathy, it's logic and reality.
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  1019.  @jibril2950  depending on whether or not she is struggling with reality.
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  1020.  @vperez007  Name a politician or businessman who isn't. Difference is he's not disingenuous about it; we all know what he is, compared to what the establishment deems "Appropriate" for us to ignore with their 'golden' guys and gals and whatever they want to 'identify' as.
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  1021.  @MegaDavyk  we're all to blame in one shape or form.
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  1022. Discriminating the discriminate, is itself discrimination. Worse, it's hypocritical.
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  1023.  @danielbyrne5402  Despite the fact it wasn't taking the piss out of God or Jesus, but rather out of people in general.
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  1024.  @nickgent9949  And it's for that reason the establishment simply won't let him. The system in place is designed that only those in compliance will get in power and oust those who try and step out of line - Truss is a good example of this: she was barely in for a month and was canned before she even began.
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  1025. Good to see someone's paying attention.
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  1026. Nice sentiment but impossible in practice - we can't even agree to a single meal, let alone anything else.
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  1027.  @sethgaston8347  not only that; I fully agree with you, self dependence and true freedom requires personal responsibility and accountability for ones own failures. And so few of us are raised to accept that duty. People these days want all the luxuries but none of the work it takes to get it, hence corruption and manipulation finds it so easy to take root.
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  1028. I've got two words for them: one of them is "Off", the other starts with an F and rhymes with "Duck".
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  1029.  @Nick-fg4dq  Only the English are English, but they're browbeaten when asked for their nationality, not to say English; they're told they have to say British. Course the Irish, Scottish and Welsh don't have that.
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  1030. Keep that in mind whenever you vote. The moment you tick the box - even if the winner isn't your choice; you've still signed what's basically a blank cheque for them to act how they want on your behalf.
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  1031. Yet they voted for him anyway.
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  1032. Arms folded one simple solution - border between the North and the Republic. It's actually the only solution to have if they want to remain part of the UK.
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  1033.  @anthonysokolsky6210  And yet people keep doing it. They really are their own worst enemy.
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  1034.  @anthonysokolsky6210  Even sheep know when to bolt in times of trouble. They're more like puppets not realising their own strings.
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  1035.  @kirashields7383  I agree to a degree; the heat i could live with, but the humidity is murder.
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  1036. And yet the people keep on voting...
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  1037. How to explain how someone's a puppet without using the terms "Manipulated" "Controlled" or "Puppet" - just point to that walking, breathing tragedy...
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  1038.  @thecrazyenglishman1066  Oh I'm not, but I hold no hope for this nation or any other - the masses complain and yet they still keep voting and keep the whole loon show going.
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  1039.  @petersmith2522  why worry about a world power destroying us when for over half a century we've been doing a great job at corrupting and destroying ourselves. It's not about "race" it's about integration and accepting the native culture as opposed to having its people condemned for rightfully calling out the lack of imposing such on those coming in by the truck and dinghy load.
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  1040. And yet the masses keep blindly enabling it by voting....
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  1041. Exactly - Hitler would be in his elements if he knew the successor to his reich were just as cut throat.
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  1042.  @a.alphbond9003  Yeah, we also still are curious about that laptop too.
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  1043.  @sarasmith4036  give it a generation or two and it'll be normalised. Sickening as it is - they'll use the same argument as the "trans" gays and women did before them - and it'll work, because back when those groups used it, they got a similar response. Hence I have absolutely no time for humanity - especially at this point.
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  1044. Well if thats the worst thing that's ever happened to Kate - not being referred to with her title, then she ought to count herself lucky. 🙄
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  1045. As if the Royal brats needed a reason to be smeared - they do that with the establishment's existence. The "waycist" whiners though have no argument for their bs.
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  1046.  @jambott5520  I'm misanthropic, what's your point? Oh and did you make sure to check the "pwo nouns" befwore you said "Man?" And yes - I am mocking you, though to be fair you're doing a good enough job of that to yourself.
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  1047.  @sid6856  Thank you! Thank you! I'm here all week!
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  1048. Here's hoping he refuses to bow - I respect anyone for being direct and honest as he is and the fact that the establishment wants to silence him really brings home the truth of the saying "Want to really hurt someone? Tell them the truth."
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  1049. "Independence", bankruptcy, no currency and destitution with no accessible resources and businesses. Yeah, good luck with that, Kostas.
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  1050.  @vntinvestments226  name a nation that doesn't. Those that don't, but only in name do not count.
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  1051. So long as she's part of the system she'll comply with those who own it. She doesn't want to go the way of Truss now, does she.
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  1052.  @TBrl8  That's right TB - keep telling yourself that.
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  1053.  @unusedsub3003  rights are responsibilities.
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  1054.  @LawfulBased  it's cultural - race just happens to be a matter involved in it. Your argument has merit but it's emphasising the wrong matter - not all Muslims are middle eastern for instance. The matter is the equivalent of having the vegans imposing their dietary choice on a nation who thrive on meat: inevitably they're going to clash.
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  1055. Vote in more puppets to replace the former puppets and keep the puppet show going.
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  1056.  @sanewater9021  The economy is in shambles. Our currency, based on debt is worthless. Our industry is all but wiped out - at the mercy of foreign business and likely to suffer further from this obsessive drive to "Net Zero" based on nonsense. Our laws are a joke; punishing the law-abiding yet supporting the law breaker. Our politics are a laughing stock; both the ruling government and opposition. Brexit has essentially been rendered pointless as we're STILL bound through Northern Ireland. Our military has been decimated for the sake of political correctness. And unless kept around for the cheap tact of using it as a tool to demonise and condemn the British people: especially the English, our national identity has been all but annihilated. And just like mommy before him and every other before her, Charlie has done NOTHING.
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  1057. I trust you don't vote; cause if you do then you have absolutely no right to complain as you're empowering them to take whatever stance they wish.
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  1058.  @studlord9970  Oh believe me, they'd be tearing out Gary's throat if he were arguing on the other side of the divide.
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  1059.  @williamtopping  the sign you know the principles of self defense.
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  1060. Hard pass to any girl who expects cash for her time.
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  1061. Good. They're undoing the mess that you all caused in a single term. Not bad seeing how much they've undone in a day that took you four years.
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  1062. Encouraging the bleeding heart I see?
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  1063.  @dangerousfables  She was accused of incitement. If you walked out of a store and the security accused you of theft and you were innocent - you'd be the first to raise hell. And you know it.
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  1064. Just like mommy and those before her - he'll do nothing.
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  1065. He'll clam up either through being bought out or by being set up.
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  1066. And you believe any other party wouldn't do the same... 🙄
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  1067.  @leecromer3289  To follow up - they're all media trained - each party is set up to tell people of certain stances exactly what they want to hear so they'll comply with the process; blissfully ignorant in thinking there's a difference.
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  1068. You noticed the irony too, I see.
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  1069. Seriously ffs...
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  1070. @This Oldhammer the economy has already failed - it's been nonexistent ever since the foundation of fiscal debt. Now it's merely a buzzword to quell the puppets on both sides of the debate.
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  1071. Valery Legasov.
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  1072.  @Spawnwick_Boseman82820  And who told you that he was? Don't tell me the magical folk on the TV did... 🙃
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  1073. Then what does it say about humanity in general - since the status quo seems pretty bent on encouraging them.
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  1074. @misssamjh  Along with all those "refugees" who "we just can't get them to do it too..."
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  1075.  @thomasrobert4654  A century of subversion on each generation has done that.
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  1076. ....And?
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  1077. Oh grief... you think Galloway is any less of a puppet than any of the others... oi vey...
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  1078.  @Trudy169  people need to start thinking for themselves and doing their own research instead of looking around for another yelling "Follow me!" They won't though. Mindless puppets that they are.
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  1079.  @VVabsa  First of all - not "my" government as I don't vote - only time was a referendum as I choose to represent myself. To answer your question - until 2010 they tried via welfare benefits and instilling political correctness. Behold the current result.
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  1080.  @VVabsa  No, I dont; however it was put in along side it so as to have people put up with anything under the umbrella of "Tolerance" And isn't that a repulsive word - to not be liked, not invited, just put up with and tolerated.
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  1081. Trump is both head of state and of government - so he's in position to be able to do more or less as he likes... and why establishment despises him. Here however whoever you choose will have to answer to establishment because they'll be replaced. In other words, voting here does nothing but consent to the madness. If we want that sort of change here - it won't ever come through the vote.
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  1082. And I wonder where they think it's going to magically come from and what difference it's going to mean for them.
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  1083.  @kingeatking  And again - where's the money going to come from and if you say "Taxation" then I can't help but laugh: not only does that involve those doctors you're on the side of, for which they'll be paying more from the increase of pay, but then also all goods and services get their prices raised. So what changes? Nothing. The only ones benefiting are the union leaders. And isn't that funny that the union leaders are never in the same financial position.
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  1084.  @ne-ht4zx  So your solution is to tax people more - that's what you're saying? So they're going to want a pay raise to be able to live and pay those taxes - which then in turn starts the same problem over and over. It doesn't take a brain surgeon to work this out.
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  1085.  @pandjidhewantara  Muhammad was a descendant of Ishmael - the illegitimate child of Ibrahim and Hagar. When he was said to have met Gabriel in the cave, he portrayed all the signs of being attacked by a demonic force. The Most High NEVER approaches in such a manner. And seeing how in the end, Messiah returns with the name "King of Kings and Lord of Lords" whilst in the Quran, it's written that such a name is the name of "The enemy" - keep in mind that Quran claims the biblical accounts and the Talmud, Torah and so forth are accurate and of His word. You tell me, if The Most High and Allah are the same. And if you think "Yes" then how can that be the case, when both proclaim theirs as the savior and the others, the enemy?
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  1086.  @Patrica84  Arrogant for stating fact? Since when was the truth something to be shameful to point out...
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  1087.  @dexterhuntington2495  The ones who really own and run the country are the banks that own the currency - the very currency which has been loaned to the nation via government for a century with interest impossible to pay as it's not based on physical collateral, but a fiscal debt meaning the nation is to pay back with what doesn't exist and yet is still owed.
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  1088.  @jnc1028  Of course, they want people desperate and dependant, not defiant and dignified in their own self-reliance. Can't control a person who can't be given something that they need or not foolish enough to take something that they may want but with a caviate.
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  1089.  @steve00alt70  used to mean it though.
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  1090. How weak. To allow faceless individuals on a server to dictate your mood and drive you to self annihilation... just what are these kids being taught in schools about the facts of life? These are the facts of life - the world hands you nothing other then a choice and an opportunity with your time on earth to make the most of those choices. Humanity is a hotbed of mixed reactions - you can never please everyone and especially all at the same time. You will ALWAYS find that one person that for reasons of their own will have a gripe against you. But life goes on - words are going to be said and there's nothing you can do to stop it - whether you stopped a social media or stopped the internet. But you can toughen your skin and realise they don't matter at the end of the day. If you're going to consider even to destroy yourself because of the petty words of others, then child doesn't give service to your own pettiness and you seriously need to grow up. I don't speak from ignorance, if I cried for every bad thing said or done to me - I'd form an ocean. But the world as I said hands you nothing other then opportunity and choice and it will demand everything from you - taking all you let it and scream for what it can't. You are your only real help; the one target as well as sanctuary. Learn discipline and be steadfast to safeguard your beliefs and what you idealise as your rights, because no one else is obligated to do it for you. Grow up, because no one can do it for you.
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  1091. Cause a problem, offer a solution; let no good tragedy go to waste.
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  1092. Literal Nazis? I'm glad to have said goodbye.
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  1093.  @maikilreategui1271  You're missing the point... NO party will ever change things because the same establishment is answered to regardless.
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  1094.  @zombiedetective2167  oh you mean the oil that's pretty much become worthless? Even the Saudi's are struggling to keep profit because of the oil crash; wonder why they've wanted more tourism lately?
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  1095.  @yameen3448  There's a reason why he's been targeted at least twice and they're going all out to silence him.
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  1096.  @Desciplesgames  a little thing called the bloody truth!
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  1097. "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" as they say.
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  1098.  @jamess6961  Of course he is - he's doing exactly what the establishment are telling him to do, as they would for anyone else in his position.
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  1099. As was foretold...
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  1100.  @mrror8933  Speak for yourself - I voted for my own reasons to leave that failed bloc.
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  1101. ​ @karlhans6678 Congratulations, you got me laughing my ass off! 😂
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  1102. This is such a red herring.
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  1103. The first step in solving a problem is first realising you have one. And most of these folk haven't quite gotten to that part yet.
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  1104. 😂 Raging by powering it... what comedy!
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  1105. And if you still have faith that the system works - you're mistaken. They'll do anything to keep him out after their slip in '16.
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  1106.  @nilsalmquist802  Think you can keep up?
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  1107. Don't go insulting real women; rare as they are. I'd liken him to a little girl; big on her words but throws a tantrum when she can't get his way. Kind of like a lot of people these days; you see many boys and girls yet so very few men and women.
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  1108.  @araamahasla555  As a notoriously infamous man once said "The first war is to rewrite history, take away a people's lineage and they're easily persuaded." Another also said "A lie repeated enough becomes accepted as truth."
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  1109. So the fact she was pro mandatory jab and for the premise of jab passports means... "no never mind" right?
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  1110.  @leehenry5764  and if things keep going this route - we'll have a generation coming who'll see her as a prophet.
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  1111.  @sneakyfish8191  just because she moved here and has British citizenship doesn't make her English. That's like me going over to say India, getting citizenship and identifying as an Indian - wouldn't make that true.
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  1112. Fully agreed. The same can be said of the words "Safe" and "Equality" as neither have truly ever existed and never will.
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  1113. Hear hear.
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  1114.  @1EnZBosS1  Its a double edged sword - cause given the political correctness and DEI bs of how things have been in the UK and the states, do we REALLY want to have them be inflicted with that as a side effect?
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  1115.  @111111877  You need to wake up quick - either they toe the line or they get delisted and outlawed. Establishment demands it.
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  1116. And replace them with who? Establishment will not allow any party to not toe the line.
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  1117.  @kamakaziozzie3038  Oh please, if evolution was the way of life, we'd have continued moving forwards, not cycling a constant of ascent, progress, peak, descent, ruin and ascent repeat - as we have been doing for the last few millennium.
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  1118. And both those who voted for them and any other party can only blame themselves. Establishment has once again, gotten what it wants.
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  1119. Two words: Ideological Subversion.
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  1120.  @georgealanthompson  Funny, the Democrats and countless SJWs do that to people all the time who they have a grudge toward. If they can't find anything recent, they'll go through things you said years ago and destroy you on those grounds.
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  1121.  @ifindoubtbailout70  So was Johnson when he was calling for Brexit. Face it, they're all in it for themselves and they'll tell you what you want to hear in order to get in; only then to bow and obey those who really own the country.
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  1122.  @The.Occupier  Cowardly argument. Our leaving would easily have been the best course of action, had those in power actually wanted it. You'd be amazed at what they can do in so short of time when it's convenient for them to do so. So no, staying in the bloc that looks to finished what Adolf started would not be better.
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  1123. That Emma bint managed to - in less then a few moments rally up my three reason allotment a day, justifying my misanthropy. Declaring us making concentration camps where the people waltzing in are actually better taken care of then the people already here. Just being a member of that JSO crap to begin with. And, her blatant accusing modern English, Welsh, Irish and Scots for the matters of the past by a select few individuals that no one even remembers. Emma - YOU are an example as to why I hate humanity so much.
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  1124. Therefore you know who call the shots.
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  1125. Ok, which one? Which god are you going for? Cause looking at the madness that's going on - you're setting up to fail.
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  1126.  @G-Man..277  You always have options and the one you haven't considered is... NOT VOTING. Because it doesn't matter WHO you vote for, the result is the same: the establishment is the casino and no matter how many times you gamble, they always win. Why? Because you've given them the consent to doing so just by ticking the box and putting it in writing. People have the option to do the best thing and that is to not consent and remove power from the establishment and be responsible for themselves. But people won't do that - too scared, too lazy and too stupid to figure it out for themselves so they'll comply and vote then bitch and moan when as predicted, nothing changes - the banner does at best.
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  1127.  @annother3350  Hello... we're ON AN. ISLAND!
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  1128.  @wundurra24  rubbish - the killers of Jamie Bulger were 10 years old but could be held accountable for their actions. She has no excuse - she had countless opportunities to turn back and she didn't heed a single one. You can use whatever excuse you want but at the end of the day; she can accept the responsibility of her choices and actions: doing so by staying exactly where she is.
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  1129. Until those cultures then vyy for control once they find themselves snagging at the very things of which makes them different. Case in point - get a strict vegan at a table with a strict meat eater and they both have to share the exact same meal that appeals to both their appetites - what do they have as a meal? And if you can't answer something as basic as that, how can anyone ever have confidence in the ideal of "The greater good".
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  1130.  @CartoonHero1986  for the most part I agree with you - however the unlivable part is conjecture; more typically the problem with man isn't change or destruction of the biosphere it's humanity being faced with its own weakness and that's itself. People naturally are lazy, self serving, egotistical and so frequently have a tendency to schadenfreude. Is it a wonder to find that the world so easily gets over itself yet people seldom get better from other people's doing? We've survived mass eruptions, epidemics and pandemics. We've endured food shortages and even fallout from the likes of 1986 yet people still suffer for all the same reasons.
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  1131.  @MRW515  Starmer is a puppet- havent you realised that yet? He's hardly got any thought of his own, much like every other before him. Truss is an example of someone who thought to go against their masters and she was outed and replaced for it. Starmer will be no exception; the things he's flipped between are things he tells people because it's what they want to hear and that is all.
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  1132.  @pest174  Woo - so many responses filed under nerve touched... time to break each down; let's start with yours... So~ it's a perfectly acceptable aspect in life to sit down and whine about how unfair the world is and that everyone else needs to cough up despite their own issues, since misery clearly loves company. Spoiler alert - "National run" means the tax payer is forced to pay out; as such it's not free at all. So say everyone starts sitting around and whining about "Oh me oh my, I can't get a break..." It's a rat race and it sucks: what do you want, a medal?
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  1133.  @malcolmhouston7932  You deem that crap and yet you object to all this?
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  1134.  @morwickchesterham3875  That would be the circusmaster - the clowns are just there to put on a show.
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  1135. My one question for the edi hire would be this: So after all your bluster and posturing - are you ready to finally admit that you've spouted nothing but pure bull this entire charade of a term.
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  1136.  @lucyhardy-styles-shield2728  Go to your settings, type in Emergency Alerts, unselect the alert approval, done.
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  1137. And it's funny that people don't realise there's no such thing as as successful and honest politician and naively take part getting them in, not realising it doesn't make any difference but that they're signing themselves as responsible for all the wrong done and give up the right to complain.
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  1138. Call it what it is - establishment getting it's way. Those that did vote simply justifies their claim.
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  1139.  @bbukutan5375  very true. Sometimes more then a palm full can be just a waste...
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  1140. Hardly, I voted leave and I'd do it again without a flicker of remorse. The only reason the likes of me are fed up of hearing about it, is because it's become such a BORE. Remainers didn't get their way and now they're sulking.
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  1141. That just sounds like politics 101
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  1142. With the title in mind, I suppose he's perfectly fine with the homeless in the country pitching up in his garden... it's 'not illegal' in his words, as it's illegal trespass in reality: just as this migration is illegal. And he's got no obligation to allowing them, because "they have rights" whilst denouncing his own to his property. Watch his attitude change when HE'S expected to take on the chore he expects of the rest of us.
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  1143. And the puppets will fall for it again.
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  1144. Seriously who gets involved in such a process - there isn't a law that states whoever gets in power must do exactly what they state they'll do. So why is anyone surprised that no party has ever resolved the issue? And it's something none of them ever will - because establishment doesn't want to; all they want is the voter to tick and thus obey.
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  1145.  @macangus123  his own keep voting him in; that and left wing politics won't touch him because of it.
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  1146.  @JammyONE  Seeing as Farage himself said "We shouldn't alienate them."
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  1147. Feeding your kids junk food isn't abuse. Not teaching them to be self dependant and responsible for their own actions and choices IS.
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  1148.  @jimmyzoom1143  not that it's any of your business, but my kids have a mix over the week for breakfast, occasionally a cereal, sometimes bacon butties, sometimes porridge depending on what I think is right. They have packed lunches which I determine what is right or not because all they feed at their school is comparable to rabbit food. I let my kids eat when they're hungry and trust them to use their senses but I also expect them to behave and why? Because despite my work load I actually sit down and TALK with them and have them do other things aside from sit on their ass and play on their consoles. You know, the things parents SHOULD be doing, instead of having feckless, pretencious do gooders lecturing on and on when they do worse themselves. So you can blame sugar and all that shit all you want, but at the end of the day you take personal responsibility for your own actions; this world and everyone else owes you and everybody else nothing.
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  1149. And someone finally gets it...
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  1150.  @chitbong5725  sexism exists on both sides, you just don't hear much on one side cause the other gender just doesn't need to give a shit, outside of pointing out the hypocrisy. And as for the assaults: how about blaming the one acting out instead of giving them something else to blame? No wonder the virtue signaling purists get mocked.
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  1151.  @mariogmajner6549  did you even read what I wrote, puppet?
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  1152.  @infobeam1902  Funny thing - where on your paper that you crossed, did it say anything about them fulfilling a manifesto? You signed a blank cheque, genius. Everyone who voted, did.
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  1153.  @jonnyc429  we're free to see our governing body for what it is and they have no excuse for botching their job or corruption within their ranks. The UK outside of that failed bloc has every opportunity to self invest and build itself up into a respectful efficient nation without being at the mercy of some burocrat looking to stick his or her nose in our garden while their own house burns. The fact we have a shambles of a government and a disgrace for an opposition are the open symptoms of a national decadence that has festered too long under the excuse that EU policy will not allow necessary change - now that; for much degree is apparent as the EU's influence is reduced (pity not entirely; should have gone for a No Deal to start with) , the people of the UK can see just how inadequate it's government actually is without its safety net. These are the people you voted for, yet they can't and won't do their job. What makes my eyes roll however that instead of the people looking to actually solve the problem and cleanse the rot - they would rather rejoin the EU and reapply the bandage to cover the denial! A house without foundations will inevitably collapse and unless the UKs prepared to do what actually needs to be done and not the delusion of rejoining said failed bloc - it will collapse completely.
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  1154.  @wleon4068  Education while a useful tool is not a reflection of intelligence, but a testament of one's memory.
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  1155.  @NoSweat69  if you call making pompous speeches while living the high life at the expense of the tax payer job...
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  1156.  @KesTheGreat  fitting how your name is ironically taken from a stance of independence and a reputation of dictatorship. Quite a contradiction. And if my lengthy response to a previous comment gets naught but a snarky remark from you, then I suggest you come back with something more substantial. In short I comment about how respect is to be earned, not demanded and that no one is born to rule - if that's the testamony of being hurt then what does a dull remark testament about you? Now how about you sit in your corner and follow your own advice.
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  1157.  @Jaxon1776  In more ways then they'd want to accept. Even if they claim to reject it - they still tick that little box come election day...
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  1158. What they say and what they do are two different things - nothing will be done to them, because it's "inconvenient" to the agenda.
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  1159.  @rogerbennett9641  And you know what Reform would have done had they gotten in? Same as what's going on now that they haven't. Establishment demands it - frankly you need to realise how the game is really played.
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  1160. They're not victims of anything other than themselves. And if their parents love them, then it's the responsibility of the parent to sit down with their child from youth and teach them how to deal with life. And one thing I learned from my parents and what I've taught my own children is that the world doesn't owe you anything - you want something you earn it and if you don't want it taken you stand your ground.
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  1161.  @Stephen-lx9nm  I didn't, I don't vote. I don't take part in the system which every one else complains about screwing them over and yet keep lining up to give it permission to.
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  1162.  @Stephen-lx9nm  Not really a matter of cleverness - just a matter of paying attention.
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  1163.  @JPayne95  exactly - the masses won't allow it. Ideological subversion has done it's work. All voting another party will do is split the vote and one of the big two will win by technicality.
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  1164. 1102 - Slavery in England was outlawed. 1806 - Slavery outside of Britain but under its control was abolished. 1833 - 40 percent of the value of the empire was invested in paying out the persistent owners of slaves in those regions in order to free their slaves. 2015 - that debt had only just been paid back. Miraculously considering the little value of world currency these days. "Rewriting history"? Most barely even take a note of what happens in history outside of their vaunted interest in what benefits them.
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  1165.  @anthonyheslop5336  those slaves in England were unlawful due to the law set, as I mentioned in 1102 - due to the number as shown in the paperwork, a small minority of aristocrats blatantly ignored the law and the masses were completely unaware of the happenings as they themselves were top busy just making it through the day for themselves and their families: and much like the slaves themselves, they weren't exactly living the high life. Someone clearly caught wind of it and rightfully put it forward to free them in England and the rest of the UK. It wouldn't be until 1806 that the empire enacted to ban it completely across its properties.
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  1166.  @UKUSA  worse then sheep - mere puppets.
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  1167. And the only good way to vote, is to not do so at all. As long as people keep taking part in the system, the same old lot will get in, regardless of party.
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  1168.  @davidwalters313  Then you forfeited all right to complain - you signed permission for the winning party to act in your name in advance.
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  1169.  @jean-baptisteemanuelzorg2112  Because establishment demands it and the people keep empowering them by voting.
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  1170.  @nulled7888  how is a nanobot relative to medicine.
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  1171.  @nulled7888  and many, many nefarious means to exploit people with it.
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  1172. First is Russia and second China for political risk? Heh, Kimmy in North Korea must be looking pretty pissed right now at being relegated to insignificance...
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  1173.  real guy  well they've already done what they do to benefit themselves, now blame is mounting they seek to do what Labour did 12 years ago and leapfrog power and so in turn, the blame.
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  1174.  @the_forbinproject2777  exactly.
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  1175. Claim? The whole of Ohio is up in arms about it!
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  1176.  @tofueatingwokerati2039  just like how Labour have never owned up to the lie that was the invasion of Iraq? I make no pretense over the wrongs of the Tories, but to call Labour noble and altruistic is just plain gullible.
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  1177. My heart goes to her family and all who were close to her. A shame in the same vein I'm now going to have to turn and rebuke the mainstream for using this tragedy to attempt to point score and spin more into accepting something they may not know enough of. Disgraceful.
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  1178.  @JH-lf4ql  You are completely oblivious.
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  1179.  @Eleventhearlofmars  Wow... great success... now my sarcasm is put aside: Reform are just another brand of the same puppets for the same show. They'd do exactly the same as the two main parties, just like all the rest. And what that is, is what they're told.
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  1180.  @jodaniels8097  bleeding hearts lead to dead minds. He's a victim of his own lack of poor choice - instead of looking to do some of his own research and come to a sensible conclusion, he heard what the mainstream were saying and went with it. "Those who put their faith in government have never learned from history" - this is a fact of life that's been around for quite a while so when the options are there, but you don't take them because of a bit of mockery - you deserve no sympathy for how you got there. Rather what are you going to do now that you are? This world hands you nothing and demands everything and WILL take it if you let it. I have only sympathy for those with no choice - the kids who were forced to take it with no right to object because their cowardly parents wouldn't face the music. He's a grown man, he had his choice.
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  1181.  @RollingThunder808  there's a difference between what's right and what's easy. As a wise man once said - "It's common to be brave in war when knowing you'll be lauded as a hero. It's another thing entirely to be brave when doing the right thing, knowing you'll be seen as a traitor."
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  1182. @Blaze Blaze who is more evil - those that coddle with words that lead astray or those who are harsh with words of wisdom that drive others to better themselves? If I did not love my neighbour - would I have turned to all I could and warned them not to take that shot?
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  1183.  @luisbustamante9869  We didn't abolish the largest empire on this Earth simply so we would annex ourselves into the successor of the one that Adolf had aimed to start. What you call "Prosperity" I call the "Denouncement of identity and personal liberty" to which ironically is still occurring and not because of Brexit, but in spite of it.
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  1184. Sure is and he's even more fanatical then the old fool.
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  1185.  @thesneak536  You are only forced to accept what you're prepared to consent. And I reject all policy I disagree with and mock all demand - for I have never cast my vote for an election and thus never given my consent.
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  1186. Clinton called: he'd like to know if you'd kindly stop using the nickname afforded to him...
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  1187.  @bridget9396  There's just one - MINOR detail you may not be familiar with... The banks own the corporations - the same banks to whom the government is in debt to with a currency that's only backed by its own debt and the continued belief by the masses that it has value. Physically it's utterly worthless. More to the point the banks want their money back and since we can't even begin to pay it back, let alone it's interest; they expand their corporate controls and fund through them. So tell me - you think of a single politician prepared to utterly destroy the nation as a consequence?
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  1188. He has a backbone for as long as it suits him. Put him in power and watch that very backbone bend.
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  1189.  @blenderbanana  that's their problem, not ours.
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  1190.  @JeroenJA  I won't speak for the MPs but I will speak for myself and why I voted to Leave - because I stand by the fact a country should be answerable to its own people, not someone else's. Had the EU remained a trading bloc without the political establishment in its centre - we would have stayed. But no, they wanted to be the United States of Europe; well no, we fought off a wannabe Ceasar in the 30s and 40s: I'd be damned if I'd ever vote to answer to one.
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  1191.  @dragosstanciu9866  well neither did every other country that has denucularised in the last couple of decades; Libya, Iraq and so on; they didn't want NATO occupation and crimes; but of course the mainstream media doesn't cover that... irony being that NATO is supposed to be just a defensive pact - seems it does very well at invading though. That's not me defending Russia, but don't be so rose tinted in your view in thinking that NATO isn't guilty of the same.
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  1192. Please stop the world; I'd like to get off now.
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  1193.  @nlwilson4892  the company policy; depending on where you work - I haven't worked retail security in four years now, would have it written in the matter of procedure to not approach anyone without incontrovertible reasoning to do so. If passing though the EAS which is essentially the final spot before the exit past the point of expected payment and it sets off, the guard is expected to investigate the cause within reason. If it's not someone who's been monitored for suspected purposes the best bet is to ask politely of purchase involving high risk items such as alcohol, meat etc. Usually just the receipt will do that for you and that's it. When I used to do retail, if I saw someone coming from the checkouts with bags in hand or so forth and they set off the EAS, they'd just be let through without further hinderence.
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  1194.  @bluebottle1617  thanks, though it's been over four years since I was in the retail sector. Much hasn't changed though - most who take up security as a career, not following military service start off via retail... and frankly; retail do get a lot of idiots. Luckily they don't tend to last before they step over the mark and are removed. I just feel for the poor sods who have to deal with them to make that happen. Course the decent ones don't get a break; sometimes the customers can be a right piece of work and it takes a lot of restraint and smarts to resolve those.
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  1195. Oh the waycist argument... cry me a river.
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  1196. The biggest question is - what are the English, Irish, Scots and Welsh going to DO about it?! The UK deserves everything it's people permit and will endure everything they fail to prevent.
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  1197.  @rb1062  that's the ones.
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  1198. Him and every other politician.
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  1199.  @theunknown7441  If a man makes it, another can change or break it.
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  1200. We fought off kingdoms and empires, unified efforts and reichs - just to trade it all for this farce. Woe to our fallen - throwing their lives away for nothing.
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  1201. No he is, he's just one who blatantly does what he's told, the others just do better at concealing that fact.
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  1202.  @nigelsynnott7344  Heard the same thing during lock down... I'm still laughing best having laughed last
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  1203. We should have gone No Deal from day one.
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  1204. Most are blind and easily swayed at the first sign of trouble. Believe me, most will balk - it's only the truly independent that will stand strong only to be hunted down.
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  1205.  @Issy8  And he has done nothing; just like mummy and everyone before her.
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  1206. Good, we can start by no longer working with the current system.
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  1207.  @ianashton1593  involved for the wrong reasons yes. That's the monarch in a nutshell - Involved where they shouldn't and absent where they should be more involved.
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  1208. The voters however legalise the actions of establishment. So for all the realisation that voting doesn't count in terms of who's really in charge, it does determine your own blame - if you didn't then you're off the hook.
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  1209. When a people facing oblivion were given a chance to rebuild their home. Oh how dare they...
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  1210.  @jme2310  So the Jews ought to just be denied their home, that what you're saying?
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  1211. Likewise. And honestly I've had worse chest infections, compared to that little cough; at worst it was a minor nuisance.
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  1212.  @oliverapex7924  I'd check your own remarks: they're so poor, they're constantly getting deleted.
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  1213. Him and the party are absolutely no different, save in how they sell their pitch. Each party tells a certain type what they want to hear simply so they'll tick the box and give default consent to ones that all MPs answer to.
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  1214. I'm just waiting for someone to try and argue how it's not a mental illness then try and explain why anorexia is - when are they going to start advocating bolemia and diet pills on the NHS - "Because that's how they feel~" you couldn't make it up.
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  1215. Unfortunately he cant be. When the masses crossed the box of their choice, they accepted the decisions made by the winner in advance.
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  1216.  @cliff9258  Like mommy before him, Charlie has done nothing. And our men fought WWII - George did nothing. Edward before him buggered off before even sitting on the throne. George before him did absolutely nothing. I could go on - the monarchy last served a genuine purpose prior to when Charles I's reign was cut short. Since then it has served no purpose and has no reason to exist.
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  1217.  @pieterduplessis6906  cultural leanings go hand in hand with race typically and unfortunately if you have one culture that stands by the use of force in a nation surrounded by cultures who prefer to either abstain until necessary or altogether - that rate of force is still going to rise. Facts. Because emotional opinion without them doesn't matter.
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  1218. Then prepare to weep when your hopes are proven false.
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  1219. If she doesn't survive politically after this - this nation will have made the same mistake it made with Enoch Powell.
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  1220. He isn't?
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  1221. To replace him with another puppet like him... And that changes things... how?
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  1222.  @parametr  Prioritisation over a petty remark by a caller who she'd likely never even hear from again in either case. Pathetic.
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  1223. @benitolazio8193 Outside of The Most High, i trust nobody other than myself. I'd suggest you all do the same.
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  1224. And so should have NATO.
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  1225. How about you do something yourself, instead of rallying behind another career opportunist. Have we as humans become so weak we can't do anything by ourselves??
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  1226.  @clangerbasher  It's simpler than that - people choose to do it because it's easier. They'd sooner live with the illusion of freedom than actually take responsibility for it - then when the illusion breaks, they're the first to whinge. And I have absolutely no patience for these folk.
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  1227. They don't.
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  1228. Prepare to be disappointed - they'll toe the line like all those before them.
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  1229.  @harrisr1018  your argument is disingenuous - I don't ever recall flying a jet or pushing the button to drop a payload. But I do recall that I have priorities and that it's pathetic how we as a nation are expected to endeavour aiding the rest of the world because they can't be bothered to do the work, but we're told not to lift a finger to bail out our own: rather just tax them more.
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  1230.  @notacaulkhead  oh really? Well i recall a moment where doctors were telling Boris and his goons that jabbing the kids was unnecessary - he went through with it anyway; made the front page how he's not going with 'the science' then a day or two later - those same doctors you praise, were all standing and approving the jabbing! Professional change of heart? Or maybe, just maybe they were told "It could be difficult to justify the continuation of funding your research" or in other words: they were reminded to not bite the hand that feeds them. "Science" can be bought as can people as everyone has a price.
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  1231.  @dantshaw  Given how your "Beloved Brandon" and drunk on the job...oh sorry I meant "Cheerful Harris" has managed, I'd say there's not a whole lot left to undermine... But what do you expect when establishment has its good little boys and girls in line doing as they're told. And sad thing is, you vote for them thinking there's a difference.
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  1232.  @lbunnygordon1133  "The fact that our leaders are such liars not only reflects on them, but the people as a whole. When the people want the impossible, only liars can satisfy." The only system thats free of corruption is the lack of one. People need to start thinking for themselves and stop being so dependant on such strangers.
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  1233.  @gijgij4541  I don't recall Johnson having people arrested for simply posting an opinion he didn't agree with. I don't recall him freeing criminals simply to fill the prisons with protestors. I don't seem to recall him ignoring one violent act whilst putting a spin on a disagreement: deeming revulsion of the incident in Southport as "Farrrrr right thuggery" whereas with the BLM assaults, choosing to take the knee before them. Shall I continue, or is your view of Starmer so delicate as people's feefees these days that it must be protected at all costs?
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  1234. And YOU all voted folks - for these C you next Thursdays, or not. This is what you get.
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  1235. The sign of any politician regardless of party, yet people fall for it every time.
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  1236.  @mariogmajner6549  to which he would've turned round and ignored the vote entirely given opportunity.
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  1237. I'll drink to that 🍺 However I think everyone in the country after a certain age should be involved in the running one way or another. Patriotic, hard working and loyal men and women all. No going to vote one person to represent a million or so they have little in common with - it's never worked.
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  1238.  @andyb4864  once again this "We" I don't recall ever being given the time to ask about what laws were put through for France and Germany just as I don't recall ever embracing the idea that they could do the same to us. Our predecessors did not abolish the largest empire on earth to annex them and ourselves to the sort they fought six long, bloody years to defy. And as for the EU being democratic; which it is NOT - ask Ireland how the Lisbon Treaty refusal went. Spoiler alert - the EU establishment nodded their heads then made Ireland go through another referendum and with the title "Now, let's hear the RIGHT answer"
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  1239. This sort of thing tends to happen every hundred years or so.
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  1240.  @michaeldunham3385  I hold them responsible for the fact they crossed or ticked a box and thus accepted the terms of the circumstance they're now complaining about - whether they chose this lot or not, they accepted the terms of a majority speaking clause. Perhaps our guy can make a video explaining the definition of a contract. Then you can understand fully why I can and will blame any and all who vote in a system in which they will always whinge about what comes out of it.
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  1241.  @georgecromar4094  You think that's bad - try being English; especially in England itself.
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  1242. Even though I'm Jewish and my great grandmother lost her family to the camps - she herself survived by leaving Germany in 32; I cannot stand with these lunatics trying to censor a person's opinion. And here I was always of the standing that my kind weren't as petty as to bitch about what was said to them much like how every militant BLM member does...
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  1243.  @englishciderlover7347  That would be all of them.
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  1244.  @yiguanas812  All the turn out does is inform the system about how many people have unwittingly surrendered to it and it's masters authority and use that as a legal ground to throw it's weight among the rest.
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  1245.  @aragurn9019  And what's that done for him? Shown his bosses he's a pushover, shown the woke they can bully him and shown the rest of us he's a coward.
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  1246.  @fanfeck2844  You're clueless if you think the establishment would have an alternative that isn't willing to adhere to the agenda in motion in such a position. They'd be as short lived in position as Truss was.
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  1247. Never trust any politician. What they say and what they do are two different things.
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  1248. Voting inevitably reinforces that system - voting any way is a wasted effort as no matter who gets in, the establishment always wins. If everyone just figured this out and stopped participating, stopped acknowledging them - things would actually change!
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  1249. 😂 My GOD I can't help but find your naivety astounding. Reform gets in and the first thing they'll do is do exactly what all the other parties will do and that is exactly what they're told.
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  1250. And you think Reform won't do the same? Boy you're in for some disappointment...
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  1251. You're wishful thinking - even if he managed to get a government with his party, the establishment would give him the choice: either tow the line like those before him and take his slice, or go the route of the people and have the media utterly destroy him in the minds of the dulled masses to be out of power faster then you can say "Liz Truss tried."
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  1252. Inevitably seeing as no one ever learns from history.
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  1253.  @ld9925  😂 Tell me about it. I'll have to file that one under nerve touched.
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  1254. Hmph. Kinda stuck aren't we? Buffoon to the right of us in Johnson who couldn't even finish Brexit properly and Starmer to the left of us, who go on claiming that women aren't the only ones to have cervexes.
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  1255. She got wrecked, but not in the way she wanted: Bill still ain't living that one down...
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  1256. And so split the vote and have the traitors back in by default. 👏 Bra~ 👏 vo~ 👏
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  1257.  @michaelathanasiou2030  Sunak is doing just as much as they are - knowing his "actions" will be countered in the courts. It's how the system operates: one part utilising the other to justify itself - and the voters keep piling in the fuel to run it.
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  1258. The Scottish in me is cheering "Get in, Katie; ye bonnie lass!" Seriously the reason why most of the SNP are concerned about this is because Katie represents a side of Scottish culture that they're not too eager to admit. Put it this way during the Act of Union: the Scots had two reasons for going for it - they were bankrupt but also they simply couldn't control many with their zealous religious fervor. There's a good reason why even the Romans figured "Screw that! They're nuts!" And did a Donald Trump before Donald Trump did a Donald Trump... and proved it worked.
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  1259.  @Gambit771  Seems my last reply was removed - nerve touched somewhere it seems. But in short - you need to look at what's called terms and conditions; in an election, if you vote then you automatically consent permission of authority to whoever wins, be it your choice or not and they can act wholly in your name, good or foul.
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  1260.  @alanbone5512  "Democracy is always one day away from dictatorship" said the wise man. Another stated wisely that anarchy's mayhem is conjectural whilst the mayhem of the state is historically and factually horrific. And he is right, because the instant people play the game and vote, they by default accept the mayhem that follows even when their own candidate loses... and the status quo like the casino house wins every time.
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  1261.  @NotEvenDeathCanSaveU  Well then, how do you plan to go to extinction? Cowardly compliance or outright defiance?
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  1262.  @johnsmithers8913  No, their role is to make sure the laws make sense and everything runs smoothly because of it. Their role is to obey the orders of the voter, not to originate them. By acting as they are, they have become the very tyrants they claim to stand in defiance of.
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  1263. Likewise.
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  1264.  @mijimonmaster  he can't - he's all for cheering on the brat.
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  1265.  @sharongriffin2673  brilliantly said. Though technically we go further then that - given how the Saxons came in from the Germanic tribes after Rome up and left and the Britons were constantly assaulted by the Gaelics and Picts - the Saxons were welcomed in, until they then decided they were the new status quo; creating kingdoms such as Northumberland, East Angelia and Wessex - the latter from which the country of England descends.
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  1266.  @joanna0988  and you wonder why I rage. You honestly don't think people can get allergies later in life? And how many of those friends of yours took the shot? I don't know the lifestyles of your friends; for my many talents I'm not psychic, but I do know when coincidence is too convenient I consider even conspiracy. And I wouldn't call having to be the one to give the all clear for the flipping of the switch for my mother's life support, because of it being the only thing keeping her biologically alive - her body in utter shutdown, and my sister; the next of kin, my wife and two kids couldn't bear the idea of having to witness or do it themselves - as a fucking privilege after the means to save her were denied; thank you very much!
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  1267. And that is dependant on the policy - where I used to work on security you had to have incontrovertible evidence via cctv before you were allowed to approach and challenge. Otherwise you let it go.
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  1268.  @TheShortStory  don't be so pedantic.
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  1269. Done on purpose.
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  1270. @charlottebowes7666  Did you cross a box? And when you did, was there a manifesto written next to it, of which you agreed? No? It was just a choice of names and regardless of who would win, you accepted the results of the process and thus all decisions in advance? Im speaking only like myself: you are one of many who's speaking like they've been utterly duped and haven't even realised it yet!
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  1271.  @retpal2302  I'm in complete agreement, the argument about marrying too young is a misnomer in of itself - often times the woman has married based on the thrill of who she's with, rather then the long term aspect as these sorts of fellows, seldom have long long term commitment in mind and they soon divorce. As you adequately put: single mothers are more frequent, all because they blindly married the wrong man... if you can call them that. Now in my 30s I look around and I see many boys and very few men - they're not made to understand commitment at a young age, just as women aren't and it's the few men that do, that end up the target of not only this embittered assault on men but also the trap that comes from these left over women. It certainly doesn't offer incentive for the 'bad boy' to change his ways either. As he ages he can still offer the thrill or security from the women in their 20s who haven't responsibility in mind. Women with high expectations in their 30's can't and so they must lower their standards and just settle. And let's not forget, this gets passed onto the next generation - this all gets imprinted on their view of reality and so the cycle continues and spirals out of control. I'm all for freedom of choice like I am freedom of speech; however with both comes the responsibility of accountability - so pressing for women to focus on careers is one thing, but they so often think about if they could, rather then if they should. You're quite right in thinking by the time this generation is in their 40s there's going to be a lot of lonely women and they're not going to understand why; or rather they wont want to accept it . That's when bitterness will truly begin. Likewise, a pleasure to talk.
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  1272.  @Jerseyboondocks  And in this case, that name calling has only made it worse - they can make laws for anything - if Sunderland is kicking off, they're the most deprived part of England: they've got nothing to lose.
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  1273. Let's drop the moral high ground posturing, shall we? There isn't any altruism in your arguments - this is merely indignatory protest. I make no pretenses to justify Israel's actions here, but I do not see how you would honour the innocent lives that have been lost by looking to escalate matters and inevitably cause the loss of more.
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  1274.  @Ali-zo4lh  suppose Palestine had the same equipment and etc when this happened: what would be the response? And where would your anger be for the innocent lives lost on the other side?
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  1275.  @fahimabdul8733  indeed it does not.
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  1276.  @Stand663  Any Brits that did take part were far and few - but you're correct. Slavery was abolished in England back in 1102 - long before anywhere else in the world and throughout the time of the Empire, it was illegal.
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  1277. A duty to which they have failed miserably.
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  1278. It's true that not all the M's are T's - however all the T's are M's. And that's something that simply has to be accepted for what it is - fact.
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  1279. Revenge for the past doesn't justify atrocity in the present.
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  1280. 😂 another from the party of hypocrisy.
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  1281.  @dianeparker5993  not really, the empire was a financial mess by the start of the 20th century, by 1937 the Pound Sterling was no longer valued by Sterling Silver and World War II more or less bankrupted it (You can thank Chamberlain for that cockup; a war that should have ended in a few months at most waged on for six years because for the first ten months, he did nothing.) we had no choice but to dismantle. The weakness in the British Empire is the same as in all Empires; too much growth spreads the necessary needs too far and thus too thin. I believe it's abolition to be a good thing for the same reason I stand by my choice to vote Brexit: the notion of imperialism is outdated and excessive. Now we just need to do the same with the royal family and we might actually get Britain to be Great again and for better reason.
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  1282.  @60tbird1  Treaty after WWII stipulates that any former axis occupied nation (Ukraine) is open ground to intrude by any allied nation (Russia) without the consent of any other, when in a matter of dealing with a fascist affair (Zelensky's one party state is in fact Fascist by nature as is the party for which he leads and engaged with via a coup back in 2016) Putin by such - like him or not, has not done anything illegal. And it's none of our business to engage.
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  1283.  @zonkedmusician1502  And isn't the EU a... as you call it a "Trusted Institution" 🙄
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  1284.  @sanewater9021  If they have the power to dismantle parliament - and they do. When they have the power to refuse royal ascent - and they do When in the crown court it's the individual verses the crown - which means the MONARCH. They can do a whole lot more then you believe. And if not, or to play devil's advocate and indulge your argument: what is the bloody point of even HAVING them?! "Oh they represent us..." I represent myself just fine. Don't need to have a spoilt brat do that for me. "They bring in revenue..." with a currency that has no real value due to being based on debt like the rest of the world's currencies. "Tourism..." most people in this country couldn't name ten monarchs off the top of their head and label their "achievements" much less anyone else in the world. "You're just jealous..." Being expected to fly around in luxury, stuffing my face and making speeches I never even wrote, whilst at the expense of everyone else who has to work themselves to death just to get by: just because the legs I popped into this world are descended by an opportunist who convinced a bunch of pissed up superstitious halfwits to rally up behind me and make me king... I wouldn't be damned surprised about being envied and despised. Because if I declared myself an Emperor, because i could convince a bunch from a dozen AA groups to follow me, would that make me Emperor? No, they'd lock me away!
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  1285.  @brianna949  science leads in the direction of who finances it. It can be bought and if you stand by and think the most noted of scientists don't have a price - then you're hopelessly naive.
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  1286. Why not you? Why not me? Why are people waiting for someone else to step forward before doing so themselves? People oppose this system and yet immediately react as predictively as those who obediently adhere to it.
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  1287. Ffs... NO. No more voting - it does no good! By putting your vote, you're giving consent to the establishment to act how they wish with your backing; whether your party wins or loses and the parties themselves do the bidding of the establishment, not you the voter. So all you're doing, is what they want you to do and yet you're objecting to them... by doing what they want you to do? WAKE. UP.
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  1288. What suit?
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  1289. And so my misanthropy gets worse.
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  1290. It's written in their book to lie and deceive about their faith.
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  1291.  @TokyoTraveller  How do you justify the blaming of men? Most of us in the world wake up every morning, knowing for the most part it's not going to get any better until we go back to sleep again. But we get up, go to work in a job we can barely stomach, surrounded by people we hate; just so we can afford to pay the bills and put food on the table. Atop of that, those of us who are married - have to put up with the increasing movement that gives a sense of entitlement for wives wanting for the sake of wanting and not needing that basically leaves us stressed out and not wanting to bother. Now I'm lucky in that I've been married 14 years and with a woman who's like minded in traditional values, but I've seen others not be and in Japan it's far worse. Men literally have to leap through fire without spilling a drop of tea from the cup on their head to meet expectation and now women are pushing to demand more? Explain again how that is ANY of the man's fault?!
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  1292.  @Havanacuba1985  Fellow Brit, of sound mind and Trump was the first decent President the US had in over sixty years.
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  1293. I'd laugh but it's not even hilarious how much people fall for this tripe.
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  1294. No positive about it.
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  1295.  @JohnJohnson-vd2hp  You at least by not voting retain every right to complain about what this lot has done and what those who did vote must accept responsibility for - after all how else did they get in.
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  1296.  @michaeltrevisani829  and once the wealthy do that, the tax still fundamentally needs to be paid by the next in line: the average Tom Dick and Harry.
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  1297. And you know what the scary thing is - provided we don't wind up wiping ourselves out or what not: in a hundred years or less - this sort of "revolutionary" technology will be relegated to child's play. I mean just look at the Internet and computers - they were originally devised for advanced means and yet these days kids can do things with them that the original creators would never have imagined.
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  1298.  @ASHEN_ONE_GAMES  Eddie Barzoon.
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  1299.  @daniellejackson-xu7ei  For as long as Starmer is doing the will of the establishment, yes. Charlie's in bed with them too of course.
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  1300.  @straightouttacornwall  The right choice is none of them. Get self sufficient and represent yourself, instead of entrusting someone you know absolutely nothing about other than what they tell you... and if they don't win; you've still empowered a complete stranger, to do it for you.
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  1301. That's like saying homeowners don't want people wanting each house on their street having the keys to their house, so as to not have their house broken into. Throw me another one.
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  1302. Sad thing is, most people have more clue as to what the hell is going on in a kids game then the matters that need resolving in these times. Sad that this makes news as if it were a matter of life or death.
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  1303.  @Letsberealnow82  Speak for yourself, puppet. Or do you need to vote in someone to do it for you? 🙄
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  1304. 🙄 As if it will make any difference... ffs when will you people learn - you can't expect a broken system to do what a functioning one to.
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  1305. Not in this lifetime.
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  1306.  @11333Angel  Isn't it obvious? When you vote, you're giving authority to the system; you're responsible for the actions of those utilising it. So needless to say the majority of those who feel like they should blame someone, need only look in a mirror.
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  1307.  @Ranteray  My above comment applies to you as well. One can not blame the actions of a few in one generation on those that come after and the modern generation can not be held accountable on the deeds of a select few.
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  1308. I don't know if it's just a fallacy - but isn't it said that a telltale sign of inbreeding within the family line can be told by a most typically unnoticed sign - blue eyes?
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  1309. Them and every other who ticked any box and therefore accepted the terms of the contract for majority rule.
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  1310. It was amusing watching the MP in Birmingham squirm when she had to juggle between Gay Rights being taught in Schools and Muslims not wanting it taught to their kids. Wasn't too long ago from what I recall...
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  1311.  @journeytrials  never said that, nor implied to. As I said I'm pro freedom of speech and choice, so long as it doesn't knowingly and directly hurt another. What I'm saying is that it is a shame, however with the choices one makes comes the accountability and responsibility that results of it. Something to which the likes of Bree Olson and Mia Khalifa clearly failed to understand when they thought their choices wouldn't come back to haunt them. Hence one's in obscurity and the other is now doing nudes on Onlyfans.
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  1312.  @Grz349  to reflect the mass numbers that started coming in during Labour's non-existent idea of borders that's gotten bigger ever since.
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  1313. Psh tell that to the voters - they fall for it every time.
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  1314.  @tuneafish  First of all I'm not looking to be helped, second of all, what has a Shaman got to do with anything I've said. And thirdly, I don't expect people to be highly intelligent, but I do expect them to not use lack of intellect as an excuse for being idle in thought. As such I talk in a way to get people to think: as that's a big problem, most don't know how to think and certainly not how to learn and it's not my place to dumb my own words down.
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  1315. No, he's just a spoilt brat like every monarch before him. Respect isn't just handed to you - it must be EARNED.
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  1316. Two things I don't believe in - Karma and Coincidence - and isn't it convenient that farmers are protesting and the Irish are rebelling just at the same time everyone's being called to pay attention to the fact Charlie has a condition that countless have suffered and yet the world doesn't stop for them.
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  1317.  @Spawnwick_Boseman82820  Sorry, not subscribed to mainstream propaganda. You still working on the little dinner set that has a fork or spoon that comes with every issue?
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  1318. I trust you're being sarcastic.
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  1319. I'd just settle for false teeth - for one thing they're easy to clean and toothache doesn't exist with them.
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  1320. And how many English, Irish and Scots were responsible for that then and how many can be held accountable for it now? How many guns were used and who was the one who ordered the firing of the trigger? And I answer: TOO FEW to blame the entire nation. Especially since the majority weren't exactly enjoying the high life either.
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  1321.  @hordegaming4771  only problem is; who is there to vote for? The Tories are self serving, Labour are PC sellouts, the Lib Dems are directionless and the Greens are just plain delusional.
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  1322.  @VVabsa  I talk about both. And in the UK it's no better.
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  1323. Indeed... and whether folk love it or hate it, they all tune in to accept it.
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  1324. A belt buckle? SMH FFS people...
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  1325.  @jeremysmith8035  theirs and every other party's.
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  1326. Well they've got to find something to point the finger at to be relevant. Not that they ever were. That's why these books are timeless classics while the world will have forgotten these imbeciles within a few years at most.
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  1327.  @najdjkdjdmmdjdjsnsj  And The Most High Father, swore by himself to assure the retaining of Israel in spite of their transgressions. He never dishonours His word.
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  1328. You mean the ones everyone who voted and signed a contract accepting, be it for him or not?
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  1329.  @andia968  I don't just say this to you, but to anyone and everyone who actually believes that any country these days actually has an economy. Our pennies and pounds: what are they based on? Gold? Abolished that standard in the thirties. Silver? Not long after Gold I'm afraid. It's based on a fiscal debt - basically the money of this country like every other is backed by the debt it accredits - so how do you pay back a debt when your currency depends on it? Short answer: you DON'T. Now with that said - a country with an non-payable debt: how can it have an economy? I'll let you know that the answer has two words...
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  1330.  @uingaeoc3905  A colony... colonising right? And what are the Israelis being demonised for doing in a land that was originally theirs, I wonder.
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  1331.  @tombuddy100  acknowledging the fact that Jerusalem was there first and was Israel's to claim.
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  1332. Oh ffs...
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  1333. The tactic of every politician.
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  1334.  @logicius  you seem to have more an issue with those challenging authority rather then a notion for science - "who are we to challenge" right? Well who are they to ask for funding? Think that's pompous? Well keep that in mind because the large companies that fund said research ask that all the time and science can be bought.
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  1335.  @scaryfakevirus  Sounds like an abused partner constantly going back when they should leave "Things will be different this time, I know it!" It's frustrating when you see the whole thing for how it is, isn't it. And it makes you despair because you're stuck wondering - WHY isn't anyone paying attention to this?!
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  1336.  @totallyjonesin  What's the dollar backed by? Fiscal debt - tell me how you pay off national debt when said currency is dependant on it? And as the debt continues, it exacerbates itself.
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  1337.  @wundurra24  And here we go - the remoaners remark...
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  1338.  @dianetigert1310  yet people like always - time and again keep putting more dependence on them through a notion of laziness. Instead of remaining self sufficient and reliant with accountability, they want to do less and less, giving government more leverage against them. Never in the history of man has a government EVER had its people's best interest in mind, only their own.
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  1339.  @christinaburney5935  those of us who weren't paying attention anyway. Talk to the average Joe or Jill on the street - talk to them about a motion in politics, they'll stare at you blankly; mention something in sports, celebrity or reality tv and suddenly they're a font of knowledge. Distracted by crap, no interest in relevance. Most of the majority are just another Eddie Barzoon.
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  1340. It doesn't matter WHO you vote in, the establishment always wins so long as the game is played and consented to by the populace. As much as people condemn government - left and right, they never stop to think that they themselves put that government there; whether it was their candidate who won power or not.
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  1341. @SusanJackson-k4z 🙄 If it were only that simple.
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  1342. Hmm I dunno... I'd say a good number of people who saw mass migration being unabated as being a VERY bad idea!
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  1343.  @coldbreeze6344  If that was going to happen - we wouldn't be in this mess right now. Instead folk keep blindly hoping some party will do the work for them - they want the liberty and the benefits but not the responsibility of doing the work and that's the problem.
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  1344. You plan on taking them in at your expense?
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  1345. You don't realise that it doesn't matter who you vote for - establishment: those who own the parties and the country, still get in and all you do by crossing the box is submit to them?
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  1346. Given before Israel was refounded, Gaza was completely uninhabitable - your argument has no stance. They built it up and now you say they want to destroy it.
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  1347.  @mumble.jumbles  If people need "inspiring" via an outdated and ridiculous notion such as "royalty" then no wonder they're so hopeless.
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  1348. Anyone who wants to stand in the establishment is not fit to serve. Never voted for an MP before and I'm not going to start now; I speak for noone but myself and noone speaks for me but me. And i would suggest everyone else do the same.
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  1349.  @iqbalturk3342  Their masters also own the media, so go fig.
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  1350. Has it not occurred to you that such is their hope and intention? Unrest like that would serve to only justify draconian Marshall Law when the masses of dullards see it and begin panicking in hope "Big brother" will come with a quick fix.
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  1351. Another loudmouthed hypocrite. And I recognise myself as English btw.
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  1352. The establishment has currency control because the government doesn't own a cent - they have to borrow it and it's always with interest. It's what happens when a nation takes up fiscal currency. A debt that can't be repaid.
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  1353.  @AP-dv5vk  truth hurts.
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  1354. Ideological Subversion has done it's work.
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  1355. It's all done for the one elephant in the room - sterilisation. Cause what happens once the op is done? Natural reproduction becomes impossible.
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  1356.  @lifeisyours8250  the next stage in gaining complete control over people. The passports are ultimately the end result - the jab is just their means of coaxing the gullible and the indoctrinated to eventually accept the coming system; which at any other time would be refused out right.
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  1357. And replaced with who - the other parties are just as complicit in the agenda of their shared masters.
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  1358.  @BillSikes.  Then explain the karma of an unborn child who is aborted when their only "misdeed" is that they were born. If Karma existed then bad things would never happen to innocent people.
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  1359. I trust you didn't vote; if you did, you have no right to complain.
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  1360. A party that would find themselves like the BNP: outlawed, unless they complay with the status quo and the agenda.
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  1361.  @ansonpui5855  Is that right? Well then, explain why the law breakers are given such leniency while those are frequently given such a harsh turn tend to hardly be guilty of a crime other then in perspective. The law is set by those in charge and as a wise fictional character once said "You don't have to follow orders when your leader is being a daft C U Next Tuesday!"
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  1362.  @parker-ii7fg  Unfortunately you so much as speak in negative and any one of them will turn on the aggression. They will not capitulate and will not integrate - once that starts you either submit or resist. These aren't a people you can talk down.
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  1363.  @johnross2924  and just HOW is that money going to be paid... oh, I know; the cost of everything else goes up, meaning not only does their increase mean nothing, but everyone else has to suffer as well. "Misery loves company" indeed... And let's face it; if you're rich, you can avoid it. If you're poor you'll be supported. Be stuck in the middle and you're screwed over by both sides for the sake of the other.
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  1364.  @GalinaStamova  Well clearly you need to do yourself a favour, and follow your own advice... You otherwise could accept being offended doesnt enable you to deny others being to speak in a way that does. In which case your original argument is null and void.
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  1365.  @spector969  😂How mine? And how do I have no say? I retain my right to speak because I choose nobody other than myself to represent me. You gave that up ticking for a complete stranger who doesn't even know you exist - and likely they never even got in but because you ticked like a good widdle boy or girl - you accepted the outcome and thus gave that permission to the winner... who no matter who it was, the end results would have been the same as they're all on the same payroll. You've been duped and you've fallen for it. Again. Have fun with that.
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  1366.  @sollykhan2385  yet freedom rallies and anti-lockdown protests are met with police looking to dissolve it.
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  1367. Question. Where do the borders of "Palestine" begin and end? Here's another - how can Palestine exist when Philistines haven't existed in almost three thousand years?
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  1368.  @fozzydare7987  I certainly do; it's no secret as to what's going on and how things are run - you simply have to open your eyes, clean your ears and focus on what's actually going on instead of what you're told by the status quo.
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  1369.  @will121  It was fought by the young and naive on behalf of the old and the bitter. Just like every other before and after.
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  1370.  @DrQuadrivium  agreed, thus I have no respect for them. What i have no respect for, I do not have loyalty for. What I have no loyalty to, I give no obedience to. What I give no obedience, I do not respect. Respect, Loyalty, Obedience. Repeat - earn my respect and the rest take care of themselves.
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  1371.  @MilesBellas  but an accurate one nonetheless. The Tories laugh at the idea of deprived areas outside of their domain and Labour depends on them remaining deprived and dependant. How so then is his generalisation meaningless.
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  1372.  @richardgallagher4880  Sad isn't it when you see these poor folk who think there's a party out there that'll do differently then the others in the same system. Almost like watching a hopeless fool in an abusive relationship- "This time it'll be different!" They cry.
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  1373. As opposed to the sympathy of which you got to be on The View Whoopi. Your career was non existent since the mid 90s and that was mediocre at best. Take the hint, your "beloved" hyena... ahem, Harris lost.
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  1374.  @LW13rc  oh can they? In the US they take payment for child support from them by default via their wage.
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  1375. They didn't take it, we gave it up. Granted you forfeit all rights the moment you choose to elevate someone to power - in exchange for privileges easily given and just as easily taken.
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  1376. Democracy is always one step away from dictatorship. Never forget that most are voted in and monarchy isn't any better.
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  1377. In a word - they're SUNK!
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  1378.  @derekslaven3454  unfortunately the public accepted the system and so his decisions in advance are made in each voters name.
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  1379.  @MaryWalden-e5k  Don't agree then. Doesn't matter though because the facts are the facts: you might as well try arguing night for day and day for night.
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  1380. Come on - if you need to have that enquired about still then you're blind. They failed because he likely had dirt on a few at the top; too many fingers in too many pies so to speak. They look out for their own plain and simple. Criminals covering their tracks.
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  1381.  @annother3350  my argument was based on your remark that we're not near the ocean as a country, not the matter of blame.
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  1382.  @basilbaby7678  AI can not make decisions based on personal desire - that is not in its make up and design. It can only enact on options within its established programming.
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  1383. Well they had to make good on a situation in where Hardy just showed up one night unannounced and non kayfabe and decided to attack Edge on live broadcast...
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  1384. Being pro mandatory vax and jab passports puts a damper on that view.
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  1385. Maybe if we stopped voting them in...
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  1386.  @professorsherman8251  Um last I checked - that one President is the first in over 50 years to NOT incite a war?
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  1387. Afraid not Gus, when people naively crossed out a box to elect some stranger to represent them - they accepted any and all decisions made for the coming term by default.
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  1388. ...nope, my right arm's a little too stiff to be jousting it out at a 45 degree angle for the sake of these paranoia driven control freaks.
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  1389. But an obedient little puppet... and that's what establishment wants.
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  1390. Opportunism and dominion - is all it is. Your comparison to the indulgences of the Catholics is perfectly apt.
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  1391. I hear so many people say this, and when I know they're a voter my response is always "And yet you voted anyway. You wanted to have people put in power to think for you - and you've succeeded."
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  1392. Voting gives establishment authority over you whether your choice wins or not. You become responsible for their actions because you consent to them by default. Still think the same way op?
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  1393. @Johnnie W I looked into patterns regarding social behavior of those around me and then came to the conclusion as what the motive which those wanting power would have from this exploit of fear the masses and how it would benefit them. Then deduced the method to go about it via using examples of previous exercises in which this pattern was utilised previously - 9/11, Reichstag Fire and so on. Stories on the Internet gave hints and tips; most were taken with a pinch of salt if they couldn't objective the point of which was lead. The fact that they were targeted as "Misinformation" and justifying removal for "Our own good" are mantras of tyranny for if the powers were speaking the truth - why bother silencing the liars when they would eventually be their own undoing? Fear and Ego - control these in a person and you have control of them so long as they're not aware of the control. Then it was down to a little sense - not so common as most would believe. It takes 15 to 20 years for any jab to go through vigorous testing and they were claiming it was completed in 8 months... that in itself is a red flag. Now shall I continue, or have I made my argument valid? You don't even have to take it from me - do your own research. To aqquire your own knowledge is power, for without it you're powerless.
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  1394.  @paullancaster7066  that's true however common implies it's not hard to find - given the environment these days I'd say the opposite is more so.
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  1395.  @pest174  I at least don't try lying to myself. And funny how those "programs" aren't quite free... not done for morality's sake, but because there's always a way to make a living at the expense of another's misery - spare me the moral indignation.
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  1396.  @christinerussell113  And yet they've been enabled by the very motions of the ones you claim just want to "Live in peace" you enable one, you make way for all to want enabling - and it gets worse and more depraved the further along it goes.
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  1397. I think the main question you need to ask is - what exactly gives any one dollar it's actual value enough so as to commit to anything?
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  1398. He's not wrong though.
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  1399. Depending on a piece of paper to determine your rights... and this is why Americans among others have none.
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  1400. Lovely speech, little puppet. There simply won't be any change, other then what establishment wants and each fool who went to fill in their little paper have gone and empowered them to do so. Again.
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  1401.  @RillUK  I certainly have researched it and frankly his views and theirs aren't too diverse.
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  1402.  @DJWESG1  funny; come up with that on your own, or did the puppeteer let you have that one?
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  1403.  @scatman8963  Can you provide evidence to his opposition to it?
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  1404. It's finished? Excellent! I'd like to think this nation will finally wake up and abolish this outdated tradition at last.
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  1405.  @rafezetter8003  Take a look at the status quo today buddy, are there many at the moment who you would deem noble and altruistic?
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  1406. @@sassysam6998 a difference being that in a public owned service, the public have say over its running - in state owned, you have none and you are given no option but to pay into it. And when the state runs it poorly and still demands the same payment, do you share the same enthusiasm to pay as your just recent claim of obligated contribution? If so, you have no means to argue the likes of the current situation as regardless of the sentiments this nation has - the NHS is not the public's but the states' and the dull minded populace have let it be with no resistence.
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  1407. I've always said to that - what the people want, let the people get themselves.
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  1408. It's going to get worse until He returns and puts the record straight.
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  1409.  @DeirdreMcNamara  "Controversy creates cash" as a man once wrote
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  1410. Tell that to those with a preference of the young.
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  1411.  @Essentially_Nobody  semantics - imposing this perversity damages kids who only act out on it through exposure and it being a trend.
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  1412. And all you're doing by ticking for them - like anyone else, is submitting to the masters of all parties as they're one and the same.
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  1413. At this point I don't even think she has a concept of embarrassment...
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  1414. Correction James: we didn't get the Brexit we wanted - no one was gunning for No Deal which had locked us in a grip we won't get out of sooner. And for all your autopilot bluster against the Tories; as well founded most points are - you seem to offer nothing other then back pedaling and capitulation as a half-hearted solution.
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  1415. Unfortunately the public voted and thus accepted any and all decisions made by the winning party in advance.
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  1416.  @paullacey2999  "Friends" right...
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  1417.  @xChimkin  Oh seeing how even the "Holy" Quran states that "Palestinian" Land belongs to Israel, care to repeat your claim whilst claiming that book is wrong? I'll wait.
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  1418.  @Tom.J.O  There never has been, never will be. Elections aren't about voting someone into power, they're about granting consent to the same establishment to act in your name whilst giving you the option to choose which stooge will obey them. After all if democracy was truly a thing - whether you reject or accept their views: the EDL couldn't just be banned or outlawed.
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  1419.  @django3422  Because in a democratic system, everything has to be allowed to be tabled and discussed. It's among the reasons why authoritarianism almost always arises from a sudden support via the democratic process. When something is banned by the democratic system, the system inadvertently contradicts its principles in that people can bring anything to attention and it's a sign the authoritarianism has gained ground, rendering democracy useless. In either case - democracy is a farce that ultimately gives way to the very thing it sorts to avoid. It's never a matter of if, but when.
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  1420. No matter who they chose, it would have come to this - Starmer is just doing exactly what he's been told to. No one could be this inept unless on purpose.
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  1421.  @weswheel4834  And I take it you know everything there is about Starmer or that he knows anything about you personally. 😏 The blind leading the blind.
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  1422.  @ianhunter2374  never really was. The idea of constitution in this country is an illusion - when you go to court, who's court is it? The monarch's, not the people's. If he wanted to, Charlie could make himself an absolute because in spite of being deemed a "constitutional monarch" all laws are signed into effect by him like his predecessors... I dread to think. Everything really is down to the fact the monarchy these days would sooner just stuff their face and let everyone else take the blame. If we REALLY wanted a constitution, we'd have dropped the outdated notion of King the moment we wanted one.
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  1423.  @El.Cid17  I know when a tradition is outdated, excessive and serves absolutely no purpose. We have a whole lot of folk who sit about, making speeches they didn't even write while doing absolutely nothing - we call them scroungers. Royalty are scroungers with an extra layer of paint. And don't give me the whole "They pay into the country..." bull - the money is upheld only with hopes and prayers since its a debt based well without physical collateral. That and the fact their "estate" wasn't ever bought it was just claimed by them and accepted by drunken superstitious buffoons.
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  1424. Was only a matter of when, not if the sympathists would bring her up again. They'll use any excuse.
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  1425.  @thomasrobert4654  Are you serious? The cough a few years ago ought to be a reminder of just how much the masses aren't going to act. They just rolled up their sleeves, covered their faces and complied.
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  1426. Tell that to those who protest; rightfully so, to groomers as well as give them equal rights. "They have the right to be who they believe they are" after all, right? Such madness makes me want this world to stop already.
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  1427. The law holds no sway when it's used to appease criminals at the expense of the abiding. By attacking the abiding, they have given the people every reason to disregard the law.
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  1428.  @boulevard14  actually yes it does - bastardry is passed down the entire family line from the one who is born out of wedlock - even if they marry someone who was, their child and so on still are classed as such.
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  1429.  @carlfrye1566  and I'd agree with them.
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  1430.  @jimmyzoom1143  and that's a person's personal responsibility to choose whether to eat it or not, not some nanny state holding our hands. As for parents it's their responsibility to teach that to their kids. If I want to treat my son or daughter to a McDonald's then who is anyone to dictate to me that I can't?
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  1431. I fully agree. Unfortunately it's not likely to happen - people knowing their rights are trouble makers to those with many fingers in many pies.
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  1432. Oh tell me about it.
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  1433. Trust you didn't vote?
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  1434. And which "certain" people I wonder? Being that on such a day, the native Brit will be a stranger in his own country - I see him being the one exiled from it.
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  1435.  @clmclmn21  Thank the system for that... and the idiots who keep voting - regardless of who for.
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  1436.  @HonestBottom  And that's all fine and true - I'm not expecting people to be perfect, I'm expecting people to face the outcome of their choices and accept the facts as they are. Just as while I am a man with a loving wife and three kids who I cherish, I'm also one who takes a level of pride in not depending on anyone; whilst also realising that when things go wrong, there's no one else I can blame.
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  1437. "Woe to you oh earth and sea, for the adversary has been cast down to you in his fury: because his mind is set knowing his time is short."
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  1438.  @tmorrison9388  At this point it's all a matter of ensuring till His coming. Humanity keeps proving we cannot remain in governance by ourselves: without Him we're simply not competent to do so.
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  1439.  @kiplambert64  i think you meant hate everyone equally... and yes. Or rather I somewhat tolerate humanity but if there was say a supernova that I could prevent from turning the human race into the opening scene of Terminator 2, with the exception of survivors getting themselves assblasted by full on evil...no wait that's Bill and Ted... But back to my point - I'd be there sitting in a deckchair with a couple cold ones and a BBQ with music blasting full on awaiting for that great ball of fire whilst everyone ran around in futility.
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  1440.  @Andy-kj1rc  They all lie to you. And i suppose you've never heard the expression - "Precise wording of a contract."
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  1441. Impossible to impose - when the folk cross their box of choice, they legally consent to ALL actions and choices made in their name in advance.
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  1442. But they'll be voted in anyway.
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  1443. Even if Labour go, the other parties are just as implicit with the agenda.
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  1444.  @zac9933  Well sure but that's not the same thing - you're donating to a cause, not paying for a product.
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  1445. honestly - who the hell cares!?
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  1446.  @nigelhopkinson6614  the Tories made the vote for their own careless reasons, I made the vote for my own considered and justified reasons. Believe it or not, not every Leaver is a mindless sock like James has to have on air to give him the Illusion of intellectual instead of the typical one hit wonder he actually is.
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  1447.  @1inchPunchBowl  Those are the desperate words of capitulation; that's like saying you hope the tiger kills you quickly once it has its jaws around your throat. What people actually have, they blatantly ignore because doing what is the actual move out of this entire mess is too much for their weak mentality to take on.
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  1448.  @nigelsynnott7344  Denounce the system itself - refuse the vote and start being accountable and responsible for ourselves instead of blindly voting at random for those we have never met, personally know even less about and ultimately consent to the establishment whether the choice made is the one successful or not.
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  1449.  @NoSweat69  couldn't agree more.
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  1450. @Neil Holdstock well then we need to do something about that, don't we. We import electricity - how stupid is that.
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  1451. Oh yes Khan, we are at threat of fascism. The question is - when we see you and the likes in parliament and all the other party's: are we looking at said threat.
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  1452. Oh hear hear. Eat what you like, just don't expect others to go with it.
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  1453.  @goldenaye3  Ireland did that itself - the north wanted to stay part of the UK and the south didnt. Seemed fair enough to split it and the south got the larger share: so what exactly is the problem.
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  1454. I voted for the one and only time in my life for Brexit and if I was asked to choose again, I'd vote to leave again without a flicker of hesitation.
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  1455. ​ @Geordiegirl36 And people who voted thought there was a difference. Anyone who believes anything other than each that aspires for a seat in that building, answers to the exact same master, irrelevant as to their party - needs a very big wake up call. Starmer is obeying his orders, he's just proving very poor in concealing it.
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  1456. Just as establishment wants him to...
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  1457. Fingers crossed it was only the replica like most places put on display.
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  1458. They'll disappoint you all the same. Mark my words when i say they ALL answer to the same master.
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  1459. Voting will not make a single difference. They're ALL of the same view.
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  1460.  @tonydavies3511  How about people thinking and acting for themselves for once? Represent yourself and stop just blindly giving power to a stranger who all you know about them is what they've told you to believe. I swear people complain when government either fails or acts like this and yet they keep voting anyway! It's like watching an abusive relationship and the victim calling their suffering a skill issue!
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  1461.  @johnallen7807  and that's certainly nothing to be proud of.
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  1462.  @christinerussell113  you did however consent - when you played the game that always goes in the power's favour. Whether you and I wanted to or not - we either had to play the game or be silent and by choosing that over rejecting the game and silence to be responsible for ourselves, we all but condemned ourselves. It's about time we stopped finding excuses and take responsibility for ourselves and this nation and clean up the mess or die trying.
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  1463.  @mystrength5640  go make any of them serve on a battlefield for less pay then they make in their chosen profession: they wouldn't last five minutes with their modern entitled perception. Better yet, try it yourself - granted the forces don't need yet another bleeding heart as another casualty.
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  1464.  @alexsdb9712  you say that and yet that's how it's always been. The haves and have nots.
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  1465. Because Labour voters know SO much better... and I say this as someone who doesn't vote Tory.
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  1466. ​@Mandy-h4zTheres NO such thing as a Palestinian. They're Ottoman Turks and Arabs. They have their own land and it is NOT in Israel.
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  1467. Think it's less about what he's saying and more about what she's being told to say? Could you give a rough translation instead? Also I envy you in being able to speak Hebrew - it's an amazing language, wouldn't know how to start - outside of being in Israel of course.
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  1468.  @emstirling-is4nu  HOW do you think they got in, in the FIRST place?!
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  1469.  @emstirling-is4nu  Because the mindless masses voted. And its mind boggling that folk believe that had any other party been instilled that there would be a difference.
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  1470. But the masses are quite quick to vote thus getting them in anyway.
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  1471.  @Brendon-e3o  You mean for me to just nod my head and accept only what im told. Sorry, never going to happen.
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  1472.  @elainecarter5024  No matter who you vote for, the outcome is always the same. Want change? Make the change instead of voting in the system and justifying it's power through the puppets they offer up as "choices"
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  1473. The electorate will never be asked about it, because they'd figure "Not a chance!" And that isnt what establishment wants.
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  1474. I trust you didn't vote then, cause if you did then you accepted the process and regardless of whether you like or hate him - you still conceded to the possibility he would get in.
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  1475. Perfect opportunity to deflect people's attention away from other issues. It's nothing new since people tend to have a short attention span.
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  1476. And those six will be out by the end of the following week.
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  1477. They've never represented the working man; they've just said the right things to get bumped up into power.
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  1478.  @johnchristmas7522 the words voter and sensible don't mix. They all answer to the same establishment and all in your name... and you'll vote anyway.
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  1479.  @brooshabab  Its almost comical how people put their trust in these complete strangers then complain when they act as they do. But then They're subverted - been like that for time beyond time now.
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  1480.  @leohoddle7203  oh without a doubt, combined with making political correctness laws to quell potential unrest from opening the doors to the EU - culminating in the last Labour PM making just one remark that cost them the election.. Something about an elderly lady being "bigoted"
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  1481. And shame on all who voted for anyone - because the nature of the game is that if your choice loses, you concede to the winner regardless of who and they have your consent. Much like a lottery - are you eligible to get your money back just because your numbers didn't show? No you're not because you paid into it, knowing you could just as easily lose.
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  1482. Her generation would be down right ashamed of what this generation have done and I for one, don't blame them. We've given up responsibility for excuses, morality for vulgarity and dignity for a few extra clicks. "Times change" time repeats it's course, only the details change.
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  1483.  @mikeymike1854  Nope, but then I'm not responsible for putting them there either - voters are and seeing as it's now the same song and dance regardless of party; maybe folk should start realising that their vote means nothing more than submission.
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  1484. Should ask why the majority of single mothers are single in the first place. Widowing is understandable, infidelity on the man's part is understandable but anything else is inexcusable.
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  1485.  @Hanoth  Jamie bulger's murderer's were... how old when they murdered that poor kid? Moral reletavism won't quite cut it, Sam. She knew what she was doing and did it of her own will.
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  1486. If you believe it won't spread then my friend, you need to wake up and quick.
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  1487.  @NamsoeJones  So must you, if you feel as if you need to go through comments to complain about another person's view; which many shares.
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  1488.  @NamsoeJones  Still misery must love company if you decide to join in. The police doing what they're supposed to do isn't something that should be making news mate.
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  1489.  @mobsiesixsixsix9785  And you buy into theirs. I go by facts, not feefees.
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  1490.  @jodyarsenault2311  Hmm easy enough - when Israel declared their attack, Hamas denied their citizens from leaving in spite of Israel telling them to let them go. The "noble lands" around them, denied passage for folk wanting to get out, with Egypt only just deciding almost six months later and even then, they won't take them up as refugees. And I don't even need to mention how all the "fighting men" were hidden under hospitals filled with such. Textbook definition of "meatshield" there if you ask me. Keep them in plain sight and then play the victim card because bleeding hearts fall for it every time. I don't have to lie - you do enough of that to yourself. But then long term memory is always a convent inert ability when to comes to bleeding hearts.
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  1491.  @mike7652  I usually am - humanity just simply isn't able to run itself on the principles it promotes: we're just not competent to do so. In fact there's only four things we've ever truly excelled at as a species: Forgetting the past, pointing fingers of blame, making mistakes and being in complete and utter denial. And none of that is something to be proud of.
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  1492.  @samsquanch1996  not really, Harvey was his big hit - had Bruce not decided to let Batman take the fall, the news of Dent turning would have immediate effect. Either way he won as it proved that "Decency" in humanity is subjective to circumstance and that situation is tenuous at best. It was proven later in the third film when Bane revealed the matter. And even at the end when Batman and Bruce are officially dead, crime STILL hasn't been undone and those circumstances of which the whole decency shtick will drop will mount up once again. As he rightfully said "They're only as good as the world allows them to be."
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  1493. Who in the actual fuck does she think she is?! If she wants them that badly, she can house them and keep them at her own expense!
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  1494. The irony being that the only multi cultures they want are the ones that suit them... And yet immediately jump on anyone who objects in kind... when originally their idea was to avoid such biases that lead to being jumped.
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  1495.  @LickorishAllsorts  Sure is.
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  1496. They all are and that's the point. They're not meant to amount to anything, they're meant to distract and leave the masses inept.
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  1497.  @RollingThunder808  and who will pay for it? Government? So the tax payer has to shell for the damage done to them by government? Worse still, those who refused have to shell out as well? HAHAHAHAHAHA-NO.
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  1498. Wow, both my replies removed - file those under "nerve touched."
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  1499.  @reaceness Explain all the manhating and blaming the modern men for deeds of the past they had no influence over - if not spite.
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  1500.  Azera Alahada  the police aren't there to stop the crime; they're only there to clean up after. And in this day and age, one has to literally follow the wording by each letter for self-defense to be admissible for retaliation; especially for a guy.
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  1501. Let's not go insulting the living dead by comparing them to the "46th President..."
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  1502.  @Pining_for_the_fjords  I'm calling a spade a spade - it's dominion.
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  1503.  @thesneak536  They have no actual say, it's the voter that does and when en mass they sign away their liberty, they consent to the status quo and it's those numbers that give the establishment it's power to act how it wishes. Even the MPs themselves are mere chess pieces - a little above pawns in the fact they're aware of the game and strive to take a little slice for themselves once their time in office is over. The players who control them go completely ignored by the masses. One such is Klaus himself. A founding inherited player of the very system that billions fall for playing; believing themselves kings when they are nothing but pawns to be used up and thown away from the moment they line up to play.
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  1504. Repulses, yes. Surprises, no.
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  1505.  @Aussie-Nan  Perhaps so; but they won't.
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  1506.  @rafaelgonzalez4175  Oh tell me about it - the facade of care is essentially GONE now: they never have cared, only that they have control and power. And people will STILL keep voting and thus assure they get that power.
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  1507. Oh please, the salute was off in every historical way. At best it was a Roman salute and at worse it was to get you all riled up. And it clearly worked. He trolled you and you're all melting over it. Pathetic.
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  1508. He whines on - parroting really what his carers are saying, about how climate change is worse the nuclear war... You enact the M.A.D scenario and trust me, there won't be a climate to care about... or hardly anyone to be around to confirm or correct that claim.
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  1509. I dunno - probably because the average Japanese man or woman is more concerned about making ends meet instead of where they can go and travel. Y'know, actually looking after themselves and trying to keep their country afloat instead of rushing elsewhere as an influx.
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  1510. Two points - 1, the MPs of every party are complicit and following the restructuring, the few that aren't, will be ousted for some convenient reason or other. And 2, whether with or without referendum; the people have permitted all this madness, by simply voting in the game in the first place. One tick and they grant the establishment to do what they want and when they want it. Why else would all this have started going through without even so much of a word from the horse's mouth. This stuff will be coming soon after the next General Election... and people will blindly agree to it with a tick against a name that means no different to any other they reject.
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  1511.  @belmarmom  when someone actually has EARNED the right to be King or Queen, then I'll call it them. Until then - I don't recognise any of them as anything other then spoilt brats who just NEED their fix of attention. Being born to the conveniently 'right' man and woman - does NOT constitute earning it.
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  1512. It's a nice thought and the heart is in the right place - unfortunately this isn't how the world works. Eventually they're going to have to come out of that she'll - either by effort of will or absolute necessity by being forced under circumstance out of their control. There's a lot of things people don't like to have to do in life - but life isn't fair and you simply have to do them to get by.
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  1513.  @michaelrch  and what is that money backed on? Gold? No. Silver? No. Debt... now let's let it sink in.
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  1514.  @michaelrch  "trust" he says... buddy - it's based on DEBT. The economy is held afloat on a currency based on the country being in debt: meaning the more in debt it's people are made to be in, the higher the "value". But that debt has to be paid back. Now this should give you pause: HOW do you pay back a debt, when your currency depends on debt? And what happens when one's debts are defaulted... have fun with that.
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  1515.  @michaelrch  😒 That only worked when the money was based on something material and couldn't be disputed... gold has a fundamental value, debt is subjective; so now money is basically an IOU based on nothing other then being in debt. And the trust you are on about is that you're going to pay it back... but how can you pay back more then you owe, when what you're paying with, doesn't exist.
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  1516.  @SeanSmith-f3t  Oh my friend we're merely at the start of it. And if you know what Tribulation means, then you know how it ends - so do not fear, for He is returning.
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  1517. This is lunacy...
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  1518.  @vincentlauria7857  And~ nothing~ will~ change~ and~ you~ will~ only~ have~ yourself~ and~ all~ others~ who~ vote~ to~ blame~
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  1519. Crocodile tears. Given how he can support the regime that not only attacked on October 7th unexpectedly and committed heinous acts towards women and children, but then has the audacity to point the finger and cry "Evil!" When a declared counterattack takes place and said regime tucks it's tail and shields behind its own citizens - I'm without sympathy. And as for the surrounding regions screeching against Israel's actions - taken in any of the refugees? Hmm last I checked they all said they weren't going to... wonder why, seeing Palestine is supposed to be "the victim" here...
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  1520. This is what you get when mistaking state owned for public owned...
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  1521. Not so funny being attacked for an opinion now, is it sweetheart? Welcome to what men have had to put up with for years now because of this feminist crap.
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  1522.  @gvsf5946  I wasn't referring to THAT one. That one doesn't, but seeing how most of the folk are still inert, it's not fair to compare them to an animal that can at least figure things out when the truth rears it's head.
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  1523.  @edenbreckhouse  exactly.
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  1524.  @Tom-d7e7m  Respect is earned, not demanded and they are not my monarchy.
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  1525. Of course, which is why not all psychopaths are billionaires and yet all billionaires in some form or another are.
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  1526.  @sispain  when positivity gets in the way of realism, it becomes more a burden of denial, than a boon of hope.
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  1527. I'm all game for the denouncement of the monarchy I have no respect for. Too bad it has to be done by two spoilt brats...
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  1528.  @infinitesimotel  Naturally and that being a folly for which the Romans overlooked at their peril.
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  1529. ​ @maximiliankinzett2636 The mark of a true politician.
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  1530. Sad thing is that some folk still believe him.
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  1531. They're Arab and Turkish, Moses was Hebrew and the lineage is passed through the mother, not the father.
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  1532. Certainly helps to know which celebrities aren't worth the air they breathe.
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  1533.  @itis5931  #Define_a_woman
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  1534. Wow the diversity are in full harmony tonight... 🙄
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  1535. Please, his only reason was for Catholicism over Protestantism. A religious cause, not a political one.
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  1536. Isn't it obvious?! Reject the very premise of the vote. Refuse to take part and have people start thinking and acting with accountability and responsibility on themselves for a change!
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  1537.  @aliasofanalias7448  and grovelling to a spoilt brat who's now king is? Spare me the moral posturing. My respect is EARNED not just demanded and my sympathy was given as I have empathy to a family losing a loved one. But that does not excuse the fact the wheel will just keep turning - so if not now, when?
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  1538. 😂 I'm still laughing at the irony - Feminists demanding equality... but can't even practice it. What hypocrites...
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  1539.  @homebusiness8166  If you believe there's a difference between the parties then you're the one still sleeping.
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  1540.  @simondjangothe4349  No, soiling the paper still counts as signing the contract of consent.
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  1541. ​ @13Liberty50 a piece of paper thats been amended... how many times now?
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  1542.  @jefferypenna  Bit off before that part comes mate. Still waiting on the two witnesses.
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  1543. What's the alternative? What we're seeing isn't the declaration of war, but of victory.
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  1544.  @joshuacorden4295  I'm sure in a parallel universe your argument is valid; however your weak link is - this is reality.
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  1545. She can't name a single country without a dark path... and for all her resentment to the English - she's blind to the fact that it was the English: not the countries in Africa where it still takes place today - who abolished slavery before everyone else.
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  1546.  @B_Bodziak  jealous? No. Indignant and revolted at the prospect of elevating an undeserving brat once more? absolutely.
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  1547.  @gezrod  I never thought I'd see the day that cgi fake boobs would make for better fake boobs then fake boobs... try saying THAT five times fast xD
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  1548. Career and politician are one and the same.
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  1549.  @janetblackford8450  There isnt anywhere on the ballot that says the winner has to do anything specific - it gives the winner overall the permission from the entire voting body to "lead" how they want, when they want. And Truss was removed for far less. The fact Starmer hasnt - what does that tell you. Tells me he's doing EXACTLY what he's told to by those who really run the country.
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  1550. No, I don't wish ill will on him - I just don't see why the world should care. When my mother went into hospital; when did the world stop? When her condition was ignored and not analysed until she had to be rushed into intensive, because everyone was terrified of a cough she didn't even have and she ended up leaving in a box - WHEN did the world stop for her. And funny thing is - that woman did more in any day of her life then he's done in his entire lifetime. That's why she has my respect even now - and his family i openly mock.
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  1551.  @jolene856  Where did I say I enjoyed it? I wasn't born with this hatred, I was instilled with it - when I witnessed the people I cared for, who worked the hardest; be used up, betrayed and abandoned by the very nation that now cries out for a spoilt child. I again wish for no ill, but that doesn't mean I would lift a finger. Let them sort themselves out since they're so "special" and don't expect me to shed a single tear. They may be "better off" but they didn't earn it.
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  1552.  @soulknife20  So how's Hunter going with that 🙄 daddy can't help him this time.
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  1553. @TayWoode  you're not being snotty at all. I completely agree; having brought up that argument with the higher ups myself - their argument is that we're to be deterrents... well deterrents only work in so far that the public believes they're more than just that. And when they realise we're little more than animate scarecrows... well you're seeing what happens.
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  1554. Damn right.
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  1555. You set yourself up for disappointment then - how else do you think those parties operate or even get the chance to do so.
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  1556. Pro-choice is fine and it's a woman's right to choose... but daaayum does that side seem up in arms about a woman choosing IVF...
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  1557. And inevitably they will. Because it's either them or the Tories - to be frank though, there really isn't a difference between them anymore: they're in with the same bedfellows.
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  1558. @willie2761  If youre living in fear for the truth you speak, then you're merely existing.
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  1559. Regardless of your sentiments, Bonnie, in their eyes: we're less then that, we're simply a number.
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  1560.  @dfar2303  Yep, Truss wasn't - behold how long they let her last.
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  1561.  @uqs57bju  His stance wasn't about being "liked" it was about making a valid point. And as I stayed on a previous comment - had he not been on a talkshow where his time was limited; I'd be inclined to agree.
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  1562.  @Adamfandango  Out of order, sure; but stop making a mountain out of a molehill. If I cried for every mishap of courtesy and what not that occurred - I'd be waterlogged. She got enough respect for the fact the charges made for contacting the studio goes to pay for its existence - the show is there to share opinions, not dictate respect and courtesy. The man was frustrated, fairly so. It doesn't justify his antics but explains them and in the end does any of that make his stance any less valid?
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  1563.  @tonycowin  She did it with pomp and condescendence - I hold no pretense to his antic, but she holds no more better and isn't held to the same scrutiny it seems. Her facts are disingenuous at best and cowtowed to the status quo at worst.
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  1564.  @ShahidKhan-ke8fe  I DON'T care. It's so utterly irrelevant and disingenuous to the matter - she was looking for an excuse to cut the call and nothing more.
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  1565. 😲 The bastard! 😆 Merry Christmas man!
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  1566.  @clangerbasher  Only to complain where they're lead to when it's too late.
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  1567.  @walterpierce6061  Do you actually agree with the liar and his antics? Because for your comments here indicate an inclination towards defending the man.
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  1568.  @alfredneuman6911  Fact: he can't even answer with a direct yes or no, when blatantly sufficient to do so; instead he elects to reiterate his commentary with articulated porridge, hoping the people in the room will tire and just take his word for it. And frightening thing is: he's getting paid a fortune for this whilst not being held accountable or legally liable for any misdeed regarding the matter he is evading to answer on, even when asked his personal and professional opinions. The clown in question is not the first to play this act and certainly will not be the last - these hearings testify the idea that the country isn't being run as efficient, it's being run like a circus, hence the reference to these sort as clowns. Now does that help you, or do I need to hold your hand and talk to you as if speaking to a five year old.
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  1569.  @G4RY1159  You see it.
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  1570.  @ohishipohi614  Hmm, let's see - a line of spoilt brats elevated to a deluded sense of importance due to the fact their distant ancestor in 1485 wins a war against another spoilt brat who was descended from his distant ancestor who led in 1066 a group of superstitious, alcohol driven halfwits into believing that he owned land. Well then if I declare myself an Emperor because I can get a million as opposed to just a couple thousand like William or Henry - will that make me an Emperor or have me locked away. We know the answer to that. Lineage of "royalty" means nothing.
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  1571. How? He's done so through the consent of the masses who voted. That's the rub; the trick. He should be sued for fraud... but who do you think will be the ones to pay, if not those who voted, even if not for him - they've enabled him with consent to the process.
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  1572. "To embrace the snake is to invite the bite and so too, it's venom."
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  1573.  @drummingtildeath  Says one who must be foaming at the mouth to jump back into the fold of that failure of a bloc like an obedient puppy.
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  1574.  @cogboy302  at least he is able to wipe his own backside and can tell where he is at all times.
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  1575.  @Perkunas_1  And isn't it quite curious, how that in a country where "Democracy rules" that a party like the EDL - whether you agree with them or not, is by convenience prohibited? And just WHO could make that law stand constant, if government were answerable to the voters? Think about it.
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  1576.  @andrewnevermind4902  About time someone saw the ruse.
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  1577.  @omarid8736  Difference was, those lands weren't forcibly disbanded and their people brought to the verge of extinction, they went independent on their own following the fall of the Soviets. As for Russia with regards to Ukraine - given the nature of Zolensky's political leaning and the treaty agreed upon in the 40s, your presumptions are as misguided as they are disingenuous. Read some history buddy.
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  1578.  @tankueytryn  Unfortunately not. As I've always said - ignorance is curable but stupidity is tragically terminal.
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  1579. And yet the people voted anyway.
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  1580.  @markmorrid8144  Indeed, each flocking behind one farmer over another, believing that they won't be chosen to be eaten. How naive.
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  1581. @@johnnyalucard9897 often the case - this gross display is a publicity stunt and nothing more.
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  1582.  @Kkakdugii  That's a complete contradiction.
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  1583.  @mariogmajner6549  that one aspect I will agree with, to a degree - both parties are two halves of the same arse and guess what comes out in between. The other parties swing from one side to the other, but the result is always the same.
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  1584. No. More. Electing. You want dependable folk, do it by yourself?
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  1585. Tell that to those who broke the ceasefire last year and now try playing the victimhood card while hiding behind women and children.
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  1586.  @nanaholic01  Which works in theory but never in practice. I've read Smith's work and frankly where his ideal fails is the folly of man: you can't take away the right of one choosing to be idle and unawares wilfully just as you can't do the same with those being opportunistic and avaricious.
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  1587. So where do you stand with misanthropes?
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  1588.  @stuartannetts300  That seems to be a common occurrence these days.
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  1589.  @ginvr  the truth hurts and denial is comforting, but facts don't care about how you feel. When you made your vote, you accepted the terms of the process and relinquished your rights for the privileges the winners of said process can just as easily give and take away.
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  1590.  @ginvr  Says one who thinks blindly ticking or crossing a box for a complete stranger is an expression of actual choice. You gave up liberty and for what - the illusion of it while those in office have your permission to act despite all your complaints.
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  1591.  @eyesodd  It isn't a matter of "Not bothering" it's a matter of avoiding the poisoned apple. And the whole "Trying to make a change" schtick is romantic and all - but it's an exercise in futility; a hamster in a wheel that leads nowhere. All those who take part are doing, is authorising those who run things to do so - therefore you're responsible for everything they do, even if they're not who you chose. So if I'm so bad; for not empowering them by mindlessly cooperating, then what does that make you...
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  1592. Sad thing is the majority have allowed it to happen - "The price of liberty is constant diligence and in the complacency of convenience has rendered that lesson lost" quoting myself. The fact that people have allowed the lie to propagate as it has, is reflective on the human race as a species for the powerful only remain powerful in that the majority enable them to subjugate others into believing in that power. And what better way to sway them, then by making them complacent: the every day Eddie Barzoon, their own special little creature.
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  1593. They'll do nothing to stop it - rather they'll promote it and label any opposition as being politically incorrect and racist.
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  1594. Being that I put taxes into the NHS - I will not be dictated to how and what treatment I am entitled to. Arrogant sod.
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  1595. And it's not as if they're much better themselves.
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  1596. It's all to do with the debt... the pound is worthless today without it and more people mean more debt to pass on. This is what you get when currency isn't based on physical collateral.
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  1597.  @alienthed.e.i.9165  and they're not about to - no special cases in their own words. In spite of having no obligation or inclination we have been as compromising beyond reasoning and we're still embroiled over a small region because of a reich of bratty children throwing a tantrum.
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  1598.  @fanfeck2844  No more ridiculous than someone who complains about the system and whines about change yet submits to it by voting in the very same establishment regardless of choice 😧
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  1599.  @fanfeck2844  On the contrary it's those who DO vote that need to stop whining because they're the ones who accept the outcome and the matters that are put through in their name. There's only one establishment in this status quo - doesn't matter who chooses to stand for election the same establishment gets in all the same. And you're utterly oblivious if you can't see that.
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  1600.  @fanfeck2844  And you're complaining only to support what you're complaining about. Hopelessly oblivious and fixated; what people should be doing, most like yourself won't do.
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  1601.  @user-bw8mc1zx1h  It never was "Palestine" other than Vespasian's personal private joke
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  1602. Well at the very least you know they've got their heads on straight and haven't bought into the nonsense.
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  1603. This isn't about about innocence or guilt - it's all about keeping him out of office: they simply don't want him in because he's not playing ball by their rules. If this was about justice, the trial would be underway within the month and yet they're conveniently waiting for March when the campaigns go full swing and due to his trial via the 14th amendment - he'd be incapable under the law until the charge is dropped or dismissed.
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  1604.  @benkhan2908  😂 How clueless...😧
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  1605.  @richardgallagher4880  That one always gets dismissed because it's inconvenient. The sign they're just another ship full of the same rats.
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  1606.  @keithmilburn4866  I'm only ashamed of our establishment on both sides of the aisle. I voted Brexit and I'd do it again in a heartbeat, however.
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  1607.  @TheSportsCore  I've got three quotes for you to consider to answer your comment. "Any nation that gives up it's liberty for security, deserves neither and will lose both." "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the mantra of tyrants, it is the creed of slaves" "The degree of civilization in a society can be best determined by observing it's prisoners"
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  1608.  @KatharineOsborne  Because the last two times they've eased the lock down has been conveniently at the same time as parliament dissolves for holiday time - yet we're the selfish ones for trying to get on with life.
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  1609.  @cubswin6779  That is irrelevant - the living also voted and it doesn't matter whether it be for Democrat, Republican or Independent - the vote itself isn't what counts, but the consent to handing authority over to whoever wins, whether you voted for the winner or not.
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  1610. 10 rights given to us by the creator? You mean the ones the country has amended a good 20 times? How about UK with its 13 rights? Germany with 29, Sweden with only 6 and how about parts of the world with no rights at all - is that to say The Most High is either poor at arithmetic or perhaps has a sadistic humor? Or is it that those rights are man made and aren't rights but privileges? Privileges that can be just as easily taken away as given. When it comes to rights you either have the rights you yourself are prepared to stand your ground with, or no rights at all.
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  1611.  @youwebz  I'd like to know how they're going to pay to keep themselves while they're striking against a job they claim can't support them, since they're not getting paid while they're striking... they're shooting themselves in the foot. Twice.
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  1612.  @manoo9088  yet ironically the multijabbed are the ones still catching it! Well I can't blame you for trying.
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  1613. Unfortunately he made himself the target: they're collateral and he knows it. "Deserve" has nothing to do with it.
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  1614.  @tannerteddo  alright - I'm going to go into a bank - say I'm Elon Musk: I don't know the pin number or details of the account, but I FEEL like I'm Elon Musk; the real one so I should be allowed to withdraw whatever I want from it. Go and support that notion THEN I'll acknowledge such lunacy.
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  1615.  @tannerteddo  by your deluded argument - we should just let kids do whatever they want: stay out as late as they want, make adult choices on their own understanding "their lives would be more validating for minimum effort" in this case no effort at all. Do you even listen to the things you say?
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  1616.  @williamday3727  several.
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  1617.  @marylauder3374  And its done on purpose.
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  1618. Who the hell CARES...
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  1619.  @Maltloaflegrande  as if Labour wouldn't be found the same thing... last I checked Political Correctness became mainstream in the UK under a Labour government.
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  1620.  @zerowilde  Ask a Muslim who He favored over Issac and Ishmael, over who Yeshua was and is and who owns the land of Israel - I promise you - the answers will not align. And if they do not align, how can they ever be embraced.
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  1621.  @Jimdigby  yeah, emphasis on "Boys" not "Men" oh wait, we're not allowed to be those anymore...
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  1622. "The fact our politicians are such shameless liars not only is telling of their character, but that of the public's. When the people want the impossible, only liars can satisfy."
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  1623. And they all go running for the next puppet show... it's that comical I can't even laugh...
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  1624. Neither do any of the others and yet people will keep blindly ticking for them anyway...
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  1625.  @jeangeorges9910  Naturally. Which is why the best criminals are the ones who are never caught. Greed is the motivator, but it easily blinds and leaves the unwary complacent. Behold the result. But now we'll see what exactly becomes of him - with the law being as broken as it is, I hope I'm wrong when I say that I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for justice being done as opposed to being truly fulfilled.
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  1626.  @ericatkinson9285  there's only ONE real alternative and that is anarchy.
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  1627. "The degree of civilisation in a society can be best determined by observing it's prisoners" we endeavor to incriminate those hurting another's feelings, but do little in the face of actual crime. If that's the scope of our convictions then what does that make of our civilisation and society.
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  1628.  @bigturboxr3i  Indeed; what is it they're trying to obliterate as they carry about their deranged philosophy and why as this world descends further into madness and misery are they appearing to thrive? Things in this world I learned at a young age are not what they seem. Our "Betters" as they'd get off on saying, are no exception. sigh Eddie Barzoon.
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  1629. To justify martial law in response of riots and rebellion.
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  1630. Only those who want a puppet to do as they're told, would.
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  1631.  @johnkitching2248  You mean someone who you don't agree with.
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  1632.  @johnkitching2248  Yet that is what you're meaning but just not wanting to admit it. Had he been saying anything to the contrary of his stance I wager you would not have made your comment as you have.
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  1633. Problem is the alternative would have equally hit people in a similar manner. Raising tax to get the rich to pay has never worked except to get them to move and the tax needing to be paid by the very workers it was supposed to alleviate.
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  1634.  @marsack7  here's hoping your friend pushes through.
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  1635. ​ @lukedovey3682 and "Freedom Fighting" when the other side does it. Right... 🙄
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  1636.  @dianearkley2657  But how many of us are able to see the truth much less accept and act on it as opposed to those in denial and complete compliance? Sure we outnumber 650 In the commons and about 700 in the lords - but how many are we outnumbered in the 70 million plus population I wonder.
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  1637. @paulc1197  Yet originally the only difference between football teams were if they were Church of England or Catholic and you could easily tell via colour- funny how further divisions came so easily, especially since Liverpool and Manchester United were founded as CoE.
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  1638. Unlikely to happen as much as I'd be amused to see it be done. The majority are still indoctrinated and beyond saving and due to the nature of "Democracy being majority rule" so long as the majority are made to stand in line and obey, he won't be going anywhere until his puppet masters deem his services no longer required.
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  1639.  @retpal2302  Until their biological clocks start ticking their last and in panic of being alone, they look for who to settle with. The fellas they had their fun with during their best years, arent going to settle down; why should they? Hence they never find their man, they settle with the one they can; the nice guy, the good guy, the one who wasn't constantly indulging himself out of being less 'appealing' and not as 'thrilling'. They then often get bored and unhappy so the ones stupid enough will go and cheat - depending on the idea that the nice guy will 'understand' or forgive her. Of course that last one is; becoming less frequent and why men aren't looking for marriage anymore - it's becoming far less worth the financial risk and certainly not worth the emotional toll, should they wind up with a leftover woman.
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  1640.  @HarrySmith-hr2iv  Actually no it isn't. Palestina was named after the Romans enslaved the Jewish people following 70ad and after Rome declined even that name ceased. Besides Philistines don't exist any more and even they never had a nation. As Palestine means "Land of the Philistines"
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  1641. Or as I liked to call it - an IQ test. One of which the majority has failed miserably.
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  1642.  @harrisonnightingale6600  There's three sides to every story - his side, the deductions and suspecting and then there's the truth and reality.
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  1643.  @1seafisher  Yeah, he also deemed "The religion of peace" as "The perfect religion" too.
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  1644.  @stevenfennell7020  And were improved in return with the foundations put in place. How many railway stations did India build after their independence? Singapore now one of the wealthiest countries on Earth? Honestly all the whining such bleeding hearts make, is PATHETIC!
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  1645. I'm misanthropic - why should we even give a toss whether they want to consider us waycist or not? If anything the entire Rf along with the two attention seekers should apologise for their continued existence as an outdated notion that the nation no longer needs nor should be calling for.
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  1646. Still waiting on Starmer's.
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  1647. Surprised? That's the way of the world - always was and always will be. It's only in these times that it's become more blatantly apparent.
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  1648. As they say "The more things change, the more things stay the same"
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  1649. Voting out of spite rather than by reason.
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  1650. Since when do 18 year olds have a clue as to how the world works.
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  1651.  @run2cat4run  they chose that career knowing it'd be tough. Besides we pay an entry level nurse more then we pay our men and women who sign up for the military - where they're sent off to hot zones at the stroke of a pen by some halfwit looking to prove a point, or make a political move, whilst most of the equipment is a hand me down from the last body that did the same; should the military decide to strike next? Drop the moral posturing - the nurses are being had by the union leaders who are the ones making a killing from this.
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  1652. "Camara's on, right?"
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  1653. Is a freebie walk into France really worth being dictated to...
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  1654.  @princealex3985  Why and with what? You've ranted on and on in this chat and have yet to actually define a relevant argument to strategically benefit such a move - that is foolishness, but not unexpected from one looking to cut off their nose to spite their face.
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  1655.  @porksword8009  "One nation, under God" isn't that part of the oath... so then why is talking of Him such a head shaker for you. 🙄
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  1656. And often under their robes.
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  1657.  @hassanhassam222  Palestine was named by the Romans after 70 AD - Israel and Judea was there far before then. And the reason why Israel was recognised and Palestine was not following the 40's was because both were called by the world to prove a stable structured establishment; Israel succeeded while Palestine did not. Honestly are both sides; both Israel and Palestine that so big headed and egotistical to realise however their ancestry comes from the same source, that they're both prepared to ruin the lives of innocent people; including their own, just to indugle a pointless ego?
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  1658.  @paulcosby3020  In less then eight months, for an illness they had no prior knowledge of, which had to be given a waver of liability so those taking it couldn't sue... oh but it's been tested.
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  1659.  @ThomasKing19933  And both he, I and even you know that argument of yours is one of someone without a counterargument.
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  1660.  @carolewynn9407  yet you never know what's actually going on inside a person's head; even in coma.
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  1661.  @carolewynn9407  I'm aware of the difference between coma and brain death, but we still don't understand every aspect of the brain therefore have no full grasp of the extent of their awareness.
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  1662. It all boils down to a simple choice: you either want it or you don't. If you don't want it then don't waste people's time and if you do, don't whine and complain: you've made the choice.
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  1663. "There are no coincidences; only inevitablities"
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  1664.  @MrGert150  and those again aren't rights; they're privileges. Why? Because someone decided to give you those. Someone gave them and so someone can take them. Rights on the other hand are there in that there are people who are prepared to defend and fight for their own. If they happen to coincide with someone else's then so be it.
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  1665. First step in getting folk to like you - don't give a damn if you're liked or not. Nothing is more off putting than the stench of desperation. If im liked, I'm liked. If not, then at least i know where i stand.
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  1666.  @zephyrr108  😂🍻
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  1667.  @thewolfcries8670  voting for reform is an exercise in futility at this point: it's essentially trying to keep a building at the brink of collapse together with ropes and chains. The system HAS to go and start over and that means the parties and it's corrupt need to go the same way.
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  1668.  @zoltan-zq3xe  and yet the masses do nothing.
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  1669.  @Mr_Jamin007  🙄 And you want to know what Reform would have done? Same as Labour - because they answer to the same few and had we ticked the box, we'd be as equally accountable for what they do because how else would they have gotten in.
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  1670.  @TJspaceman  How so?
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  1671. @SillySausage2024 Why even go for a party at this point? It's ridiculous after all this time that people haven't figured it out that every party that ever aspires to power answer to the same few who REALLY run things. Those that won't answer to them, will NEVER get a sniff at number ten. It's all a con folks and those of you eager to go ticking a box next to a name, keep falling for it!
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  1672.  @jonathanboam5409  Been Orwell, done that. And no, I don't vote so thus when those in power do as they do in the voters name, I cannot be blamed as I never consented to them; unlike the gulled masses who still thinks the vote does anything other then legalise their being owned.
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  1673. Well what does this say more about? The ones making the meme or those who immediately accept what they're told or what they read without actually thinking about it and doing their own research before making it a fact in their head? Learn to think for yourselves people - don't be a puppet.
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  1674.  @SuperLaughHard  finally I find a comment worth agreeing with.
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  1675.  @waltermesser9737  There isn't one. Never was.
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  1676.  @mattbrown-mb  No such party exists - none with any aspirations for position anyway.
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  1677. A country that doesn't exist. 🙄
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  1678. ​ @jonah9861 Wont be getting that through the system. Only turning to Him personally can assure you that.
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  1679. And yet whether you like it or you hate it you still crossed the box and accept it.
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  1680. I'm more then prepared to fight for a just cause - THIS isn't one of them. I will never fight for establishment and certainly not a country that abandons it's veterans for the sake of bleeding hearts wanting handouts.
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  1681. Well duh... and this is why I have no time for unions as I have none for the likes in the Tories today.
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  1682. Go ahead - throw your time away over a futile cause. This system is rigged against you.
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  1683.  @djbogz1921  I don't dispute that - but people seriously think a game; a pasttime, is a matter of life or death. People think it a full way of life - if they'd only put that drive to much better use: those in power would never get away with any of the crap they do.
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  1684.  @juliotorres3618  clearly shows their intentions doesn't it.
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  1685.  @concernedcitizen12577  and by "We" are you going to take part, or are you going to tick a box to have some politician vote on that change for you??
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  1686.  @michaelipa5280  As if you can commit genocide against a people that are already extinct. Philistines haven't existed in almost three thousand years - the Arabs who claim being "Palestinian" - also already have a state: it's called Saudi Arabia.
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  1687.  @marilynmicoletti2812  Given how Israel gave warning before each assault but not only did Hamas refuse to let them leave, but use them as meat shields, you actually are supporting them.
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  1688. And get the exact same folk in. Do one better - reject the system and don't vote at all.
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  1689.  @joycestewart8685  And have the entire nation choose not to cross any name; instead calling for the end of the system and the entire status quo. Anything less is just replacing one puppet show for another.
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  1690. And all you're doing by ticking the box is legitimising their master's authority.
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  1691. Vote for NO ONE. it's the very system itself for which causes the same issue - voting for a whole new party will NOT result in any difference.
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  1692.  @paulfitzgerald7513 It was the majority of the total who voted, but everyone who voted is culpable as they accepted the situation and essentially signed a blank cheque.
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  1693.  @Midnight-ib8tg  And again, the Act of union unified the crowns - unfortunately making him king of both by default.
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  1694.  @journeytrials  I don't disagree with all you've said. And as I'm pro speech and choice - I can say that without hesitation. However that does not make one above the critique of others and while you and I may not be phased by it, it's always sad to see those who unfortunately are.
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  1695.  @journeytrials  oh indeed; but who doesn't know everything at the age of 18 - 25? Education is important but it's something that also requires a bt of common sense. Put your hand in a fire and you get burned. Youth's enthusiasm really does bring home the fact however that there are some lessons that can't be taught by others, they have to be learned the hard way. Ever heard the Latin phrase "Tu fui ego eris"? What you are, I was. What I am, you will be.
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  1696.  @daftdigital  of course they did - the dam was busted and the Tories took advantage as they always do. Doesn't change the fact that Labour allowed it to happen.
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  1697. 🙄 Oh for crying out loud...
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  1698.  @mattsmith87  a city of a million can NOT be expected to run on a budget as a city of hundred thousand because there's more cities with the latter number. Centralised even spreading of wealth has resulted in nothing but disaster - it lead to scores of millions of deaths during Mao's "Great Leap Forward"
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  1699.  @stephfoxwell4620  ever wondered what Nazi was short for? And what kind of party it started off as being? - Spoiler alert: it was the German Workers Party - a Union based party on the left wing. Became National Socialist after the Austrian painter took over. So in essence - if Socialism doesn't lead to Communism it leads to Fascism and we're well on our way to seeing that given the censorship and forced political correctness in the name of "Diversity"
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  1700. @Darren Forshaw the same reason why I take polling with a grain of salt.
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  1701. @TheElitesRdividingUs Essentially you've detailed a simple semantic. You're not wrong in terms of approach, but the outcome is ultimately the same - especially if in the case of a debrief, what is being detailed is not quite up to the intentions of one's superiors.
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  1702. What an unelected sellout... but then not surprising when none of the politicians actually wanted to Leave and those on its platform simply did it as a career move for power.
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  1703. ...and?
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  1704.  @richardkent2014  I do beg your pardon, but could you possibly rephrase that? Not sarcastic asking, I just have a hard time understanding what you mean.
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  1705.  @debbydeloach  "The easier one is to offend, the easier they are to manipulate"
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  1706.  @Uduwerage  Well first of all, I'm laughing because I often find it SO entertaining when people point the finger and scream "BIGOT!!!" and yet they themselves can't accept that just maybe, someone else just happens to house a completely different opinion to the same matter. Second of all and more relevant to - To be English, Irish, Scot or Welsh; that you have to be born and you simply can't just become that. The criteria for being a Brit? Well British is a political term rather then a national one - anyone can become one and all that simply takes is integration into the culture: rather then waltzing into the country and not only expecting, but rather now demanding to be accommodated for on their grounds of social expectation. Put quite simply - you want to be a Brit then first start learning to BEHAVE like a Brit: no more of this "multicultural" nonsense. And I say the same of Brits who go elsewhere, before you start the argument of how many act in places like Benidorm - I consider them no better then those coming in. Oh and think I'm being too rigid? Think that every culture can be appeased? Every viewpoint satisfied at once? Well then answer me this - a Vegan and an obligate meat eater sit down at a table and they can only eat the same meal as one another: what are you going to feed them? If you can't answer that without contradicting the idea that "Diversity and Inclusivity" can coincide perfectly with "Equality" - then drop the moral posturing in your idea of others being bigoted, simply because you choose to believe the bs and can't even practice what you preach.
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  1707. The people voted and consented to this in advance. As such there is no treason. Sure he's a lying piece of work; no argument there - but how do you all think they get in, in the first place!?
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  1708.  @chrism415  You see it, but also understand its by design. I agree we need a whole new form of governance - but the only one that would work: few will call for. And that's one that has no one elected and no one elevated to position - where each and every man and woman is made to represent themselves and accept the accountability and responsibility for their own issues.
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  1709. Because Reform won't answer to the same establishment... right.
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  1710. Go ahead - throw your vote and time away. Unless they're advocating the agenda, Reform will NEVER get into power; not with the current system.
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  1711.  @VVabsa  Ah I was just waiting for that one - actually I DO have every right, because I never gave mine up. You however consented to their future actions with just a tick and thus you're responsible for everything they do by default and therefore YOU are the one with no right to complain, because it was YOUR choice to put them in to act. And in the process you surrendered your rights in exchange for privileges; which unlike rights, they can just as easily take away from you as they can give them.
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  1712. Better yet, why are those coming here not actually working to improve their own country, instead of abandoning it and their "families" to come over here and get everything handed to them... Oh wait: easy life at our expense then have the cheek to claim we offend them.
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  1713.  @kingeatking  That doesn't answer the question nor solves the problem.
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  1714.  @nigelsynnott7344  Individual accountability and responsibility along with a meritocracy based on ones actions meeting just desserts. That's what I would replace it with in a heart beat. Democracy is the remedy for the egotism of elitists to indulge the ignorance of the masses as people tend to not want to sit and go through the motions - they'd sooner vote in someone they've never met, nor understand and who likewise in return barely knows ten out of the many tens of thousands they claim to represent... because it's easier.
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  1715.  @patricklee6206  by a Scottish Queen no less; Queen Anne, the last of the line of Stuart that started from James I of England and VI of Scotland, son of Mary, Queen of Scots.
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  1716.  @anneloving8405  At one point we would have; but so many have been neutered and demoralised from acting out in any way other then what they're told. A century of ideological subversion has done it's work.
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  1717. Support for Hamas is ultimately support for their beliefs fanaticism - none of the Islamic world has condemned Hamas for their actions - none. A fanaticism that is permeating through Europe practically uncontested and don't think the US will be immune. But you are right on point on the difference between a Zionist and Jew; there is a huge difference.
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  1718.  @cqllel5186  That one criteria is as semantic driven as it is void - every planet has debris surrounding it - hence it's a very common occurrence that we get hit by meteors - sure they're barely bigger than your hand most of the time, but the criteria never stated the size necessary to determine what constitutes an obstical in orbit. And despite the fact Earth removes most obsticles in its orbit, it remains surrounded by obsticles regardless - therefore by your logic Earth isn't a planet and no one is going to buy that for sensible reasons. Pluto orbits the sun, perfectly spherical on its own gravity and even hosts it's own moons. Therefore, it's a planet - no matter what a third rate nerd wanted to try and make his name known for, because he couldn't quite hack it any other way.
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  1719.  @cqllel5186  The first two are a given - if it orbits the sun primarily and is spherical then it's a planet. Moons orbit planets primarily and sun's secondarily - that's the difference.
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  1720. If the idiot chooses not to breed, he's doing us all a favor - one less imbecile to deal with.
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  1721.  @lisamills161  So about that laptop...
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  1722. Well seeing as they're trying to take our cars, your sarcastic example has more truth then you realise.
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  1723.  petercrane2560  for starters - stop voting. Playing the game immediately gives them permission to set the rules in their favor.
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  1724.  @demonhalo67  Because you can't punish them in elections - you're only further encouraging them
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  1725. There's always been enmity between the English and the French - it's just gone unspoken the last few years.
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  1726.  @WTFyousayingboy123  noble ideally, however seeing how the predators you mention, have the bulk - it will naturally be them who assault the threat and destroy it. Which is what holds your idea, whilst noble and ideal at odds with so many - that and "a single pack holds no more then one alpha" most of us here if not all of us aren't prepared to capitulate their own for another to lead, which got us to where we are now; away from those predators who long to control. As I asked - what are you prepared to lose?
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  1727.  @repentorperish1405  and that's what it comes to - humanity can't remain in governance of humanity; in this fallen world, in our fallen state we're simply not competent to do so.
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  1728. Hamas: Peacefire is broken, but only when Israel does it. When we do it, its ok.
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  1729. Because thats what they're ordered to do - as are any other who are put into power.
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  1730. Same with any other politician. Himself included.
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  1731.  @sarahjessicafarter7383  because Labour has been so altruistic. I don't side with these faux tories but need I remind you that not only did Labour force us into a war with no purpose, they also blew all the money justifying the Tories bid to power? That's the problem with Socialism - it ALWAYS needs someone else's money.
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  1732.  @englishciderlover7347  Wishful thinking - the only thing assured by parties is that they'll play their part telling folk what they want to hear across the spectrum, simply to gull them into taking part and thus legitimise those who really run things.
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  1733. And yet people voted anyway
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  1734.  @totallybonkers2447  Ahahahahaha 😄 No. 😐
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  1735. Sic Semper Tyrannis. I will not be dictated to what I can and cannot consume.
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  1736. Seeing they're blokes, its surprising theyre still alive. The women however... Most High help them...
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  1737.  @TheCloudhopper  Nope - I voted to Leave and I'd do it again. Not for the Empire, but in spite of it. We did not abolish the largest empire on earth simply to annex ourselves into one that's nothing more then the continuation of what Adolf started!
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  1738. As if Labour are any better - party of the unions who, at the expense of directionless folk who when griping about their situation wind up striking until demands are met... at the expense of everyone else but the union leader: who is never in the same boat as those they "represent" and makes a killing out of the whole thing. And here we call the Tories - fairly so, but don't go thinking they're the only ones doing it. Most importantly of all - blame people who can't and won't start thinking for themselves and resolve their own problems.
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  1739. I'm game for debate on any topic, but this is one of those of which I answer simply: NO CHANCE IN HELL.
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  1740. So Labour can continue the same song and dance? Their intentions are the same as Tories.
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  1741.  @davidhull2060  Yeah I've known countless not even know what dial up is, let alone remember a time when to make a phone call, one would typically use a phone booth on a street corner.
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  1742. They did only what they were foretold they would do.
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  1743. Hear hear.
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  1744.  @thomasmusso1147  and you think voting will make any difference... oy vey...
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  1745.  @tommyrotton9468  he'll either do no such thing or he'll never get in. Simple as; the ones who really run the country will see to that.
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  1746.  @marktuffield6519  Vote Reform - get more of the same as with voting any other.
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  1747. And it took a crusade to stop it happening the first time.
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  1748. Toilets in a third world country not flushing after being professionally installed by charity - "Blame Brexit"
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  1749.  @THEEMADDHEADDOCTOR  Touche
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  1750.  @Emma-cp5re  we ALWAYS have a choice. Fact is that it isn't a lack of choice we have, it's the lack of cajones in people to do what needs to be done.
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  1751. I can honestly say I've heard the argument used in debates I've had with people.
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  1752.  @toriesdontgettazered7464  😂 I did no such thing - I don't vote in this corrupt and broken system. However a lot of people who once voted Labour put Tories in power as suffice to say, Labour lost out in 2010 for a reason. And if former Labour voters voted Tory then that clearly should tell you a thing or two. Not that it's made a lick of difference either way aside from methodology.
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  1753.  @karlclark8625  There is something we could do, but it's something no one wants to - voting is an exercise in futility because no matter who gets in, the status quo never changes and those calling the shots have certain ideals in mind that will come to pass sooner or later. So, we have to acknowledge the problem is the system itself - and the idea that one MP representing around 50,000 people is a load of bs as he or she will never even speak to a fraction of them. People should be acting, thinking and speaking for themselves instead of depending on a select few to decide for them. And anyone who wants to argue about "Rights" if someone else needs to tell you, you have them then those aren't rights at all but privileges that can just as easily be taken away as given. I personally call it Anarchistic Meritocracy - based on personal accountability and responsiblity for yourself. You have as many rights as you yourself are prepared to stand up for and fight for. So long as you do that, don't be a hypocrite about it and practice what you're preaching - the laws make themselves.
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  1754.  @Five_by_Five9340  Respect is earned and compassion is wasted on those without it.
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  1755. What do those with control always want? More control.
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  1756.  @Bulamarau2ga  direct that respect to the thousands of people - young and old whom have fought and either conquered it or tragically lost. Theyve done more in this life than she has or will.
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  1757. @valeriegrimshaw1365 Thats the price of tolerance - you dont get to pick and choose, if thats a philosophy you decide to take up along with diversity and inclusion. I mean, is hypocrisy a label you wish to be branded with? I'd sooner be deemed an "intolerant bigot" than a cowardly sellout, personally; I'm accepting that marvellously.
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  1758.  @diogenesagogo  When tolerance is bound by diversity and inclusion, to put limits results in contradiction. And when a rule contradicts itself - it deems itself null and void to it's purpose.
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  1759.  @joshuafreshney1206  then the question is - what's harder to bear - liberty in death or life in chains?
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  1760.  @rosezingleman5007  Moral has nothing to do with it, legal has been covered for them by the voter.
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  1761. Yeah, just too bad the "skilled" are outnumbered fifty thousand to one, by the "unskilled" flooding in... who unlike them are sneaking in cia dingy. What a ridiculous argument on their part.
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  1762. History clearly is not written by the right, but by the winners; whi clearly are not always right. This lunacy is proof of that.
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  1763.  @1inchPunchBowl  sanctimonious much? At this point being English seems to just stand for being target practice from everyone crying waycist and calling us for everything we once stood for and yet seem to love coming here.
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  1764. They've been calling against it and yet they still vote thus submitting to the choices made by whoever gets in. There's no law that states who gets in must follow word for word what they said they would do. So who in their right mind would continue being involved in such a process. It's why i never have.
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  1765.  @BillyBobJoeSnr  History repeats it's course, only the details change.
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  1766.  @joekool1907  It matters not - if an amendment can be made it immediately leaves open the door to others and so what safeguards your ideal amendment from the next one - whether it be put in place today or in some year yet to come. You want YOUR rights? Then YOU have to stand your ground for them. Anything less and you lose them all.
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  1767.  @TheManInThe5uit  r/woosh. It's called a sense of humor, the fact you seem to take afront says more about your own insecurity. I'd take less note of my so called 'issue' then I would yours, if I were you. For heavens sake: you can't even make a fucking joke anymore...
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  1768.  @magfam9980  Maybe so, however - I say this as respectful as I can be and I'm sure you already know this: it is THEIR country and THEIR issues. It is not your place, or mine or anyone else who isn't of Japan, to go and demand changes. Roles reversed, once upon a time, we would have expected the same thing. Though looking here in my own nation - we seem to encourage women to see motherhood as more a burden than a blessing and it's easy to see how and why everything has gone so wrong with ideals such as that. My point is that we need to deal with the speck of dust in our own eyes before paying any heed to that in anyone else's.
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  1769. Grampa, as if the human race needed a virus to make zombies a reality.
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  1770. And thus my friends - equality is IMPOSSIBLE with diversity.
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  1771. Given the attitude of many in the force these days, that matter of 'one individual' comes into question of whether or not it's relevant. I know there's good men and women in the uniform, but how can you discern them from the bad? Also there's a difference between banter - hell I'm no political correctness nut; I've had my fair share of edgy comments, then there's actually going and doing THIS.
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  1772. Tobias - within ten seconds of you talking in this clip: you've proven to be an idiot and successfully fulfilled two of my three reasons a day, as to why I embrace misanthropy. Talking bollocks whilst actually believing it and essentially making the majority of idiots believe it or at least consent to it with little interest as to the consequences of it.
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  1773.  @neuralwarp  The people are at the moment the reason why we're in this mess; constantly objecting and complaining about the actions of the state and yet keeping electing people to enable the state.
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  1774. The very civil service Labour enabled to the buffoonery it was once the Tories came around to do nothing, you mean.
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  1775.  @joecarty8579  indeed; to these fear addicted advocates, a routine act of change seems like an apocalypse. But to the world; it's a Tuesday.
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  1776.  @GalinaStamova  well by all means - say no more than you would have said and do no less than what you would have done. But there's a grave difference between paying the price and just plain being done out by those who just want that little bit more done their way and go about hypocrisy in crying about it. If someone's offended, fine. Be so, but don't have them expect the world to stop what it's doing, just because some buttercup cant suck it up and decides instead to ruin it for everyone else, like a whining brat.
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  1777.  @paulsmusic2908  No one.
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  1778.  @spector969  😂 Aw s/he thinks different people will do things differently... how cute. Clearly not aware about how things really work huh.
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  1779.  @I_Don_t_want_a_handle  so much for "Tolerance of preference" and "diversity" guess opinion wasn't added... not unless convenient to do so; then only certain opinions matter...
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  1780. Good, then stop voting to have someone do it for you in the Senate and start speaking out yourself.
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  1781.  @newbienewerson9236  We're making omelettes here, there's no time to worry over every egg. This is an uphill battle and of course they're going to be harsh and try and push us down. But are each and everyone of us prepared to go out in a blaze of glory or willing to go silently into the night? It's a choice we have to make: between what we believe best and what we believe to be easy. Failure to do either will have them do it for us and then we're truly lost. I know where I stand and I would sooner go down fighting smart and take the flack then submit and be conquered in silence like a petty coward.
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  1782.  @newbienewerson9236  You see it and you clearly have learned. There's wisdom in the saying "If you want something done and done right, do it yourself." That is the only way forward, unfortunately the many are too focused on being lead; even if they complain about the direction they're going and that is why trying to change direction of the nation via the same system is an exercise in futility.
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  1783.  @robuk3723  precisely. Brexit hasn't even been done properly.
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  1784.  @jeremysmith8035  ah the whole "Little England" shtick. It's hilarious - England gets hated on so much but when shit hit the fan guess what country everyone looks to, to do something about it. And the single market was no price worth paying to continue being dictated to by that failed bloc.
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  1785.  @jamescampbell8845  agreed; unlike during the Soviet Union, there is nowhere else to defect to, as the whole world now has come under the veil of this madness. Course you always could live in Antarctica with penguins and seals... though life expectancy wouldn't be that long given the harshness of the continent.
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  1786.  @Travelocs  And there we go folks - someone playing the "Wayyycist" card...
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  1787. And give the establishment who this nation once again legalised by participating in the election the justification of imposing martial law for the trouble?
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  1788. When the law of the land appeases the criminal at the expense of the law abiding, to what purpose is there to abide by the law? And more so can those who figure this out and figure 'screw it' be blamed?
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  1789. You talk as if knighthood is worth having.
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  1790. @Goat-8080 And give that one five years tops - they'll have that one legalised... and the thought revolts me.
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  1791. What do you expect? Only liars can satisfy when the people want the impossible and once you give them power over you, you'll almost never get it back.
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  1792. Oh ffs...
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  1793.  @geoffwright9570  Wake up mate; the idea of equality is just a dream.
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  1794.  @marktrain9498  Tribes, states, regardless, in the end you are correct in that they never owned the land of Israel at any point and they are indeed no longer. Palestine following that was named mockingly by Titus and Vespasian as a land with no people. The few that inhabited were of varying sects belonging to fringe groups, all of whom were subjugated by the Arabs and forced into conversion about five centuries later. But the Jews have done something no other peoples past have ever done - returned from the brink of extinction and taken back what was always rightly theirs. Something to which the Arabs and that entire religion cannot stomach.
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  1795.  @johnkitching2248  I answer to nobody other than myself. I elevate noone to power above me and so i hold no responsibility to those who others have. Was signing away your liberty under the pretense of a WEF puppet's lies, really worth it to you? Im no puppet - anyone who votes is.
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  1796.  @RWVegan  Oh so you're one of those under the belief that one party is better than the other? I'd laugh at you, but your oblivious perception is just sad. They ALL answer to the same and all your vote does is ENABLE them.
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  1797.  @johnkitching2248  I'm quite fluent in my native language, thank you very much. Or is it that you don't quite understand anything other than someone crying "VOTE REFORM!!!"? 🙄 And here you're calling for puppets and kittens.
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  1798. If that's not happened already. Most are always comprised as men but they always have at least one or two women and/or children on board for the sympathy vote.
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  1799. ...well time to cook up that steak I was hunkering for...
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  1800.  @pdalaigh  because when Brits did it (Generations ago; none of us have gone en mass to takeover a country in a century) they're labeled Colonialists, but when everyone invades, you'd sooner call it 'Progressive'? Get out of here.
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  1801.  @roydavis5613  It must, but it won't. The only means to end it, so few are willing to consider; much less take up and devote to. Most are too dependant on the idea of putting someone in authority above them and who is ever going to go into the role, prepared to go down in history as being the guy who told the masses that the money is worthless and that they're not only bankrupt, they're now owned?
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  1802.  @carouselcakes6237  if there ever is going to be a rebound from all this - as you rightfully claim, right now the damage has been done far too intrinsically into the fabric of modern society from top to bottom - the only way that's going to get done is through more conflict and a great deal of sacrifice to scrap it all and start over. It'll be bloody, messy and most won't see its conclusion as they'll be the casualty and tragically the lesson will be lost and the mistakes frustratingly repeated again and again. Sadness will be the price to see it end - as it has been time and again; what we're seeing is nothing new, just on a larger scale. Ages pass and yet humanity never learns.
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  1803.  @Spriteside  What's more so is that the people see what's happening and do nothing.
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  1804.  @seagrey75  He's doing as he's told by his masters and he's been empowered by the masses gulled into empowering both - just like all who came before him. So when he acts the traitor - why is anyone surprised.
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  1805.  @larryward569  Fear not, but be aware. Those consumed oblivious to the world, are by the world ensnared.
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  1806.  @kwanhofu2968  Ok your turn - And it's not the prerogative of the rest of the world to let the steam off yourself. Hell I wake up every morning and realise it's not going to get much better until I go back to sleep. So I get up, swallow down some stuff which someone's going to whine about in ten years is "bad for you..." to then have the energy to go out and work a job i can't stand and be surrounded by people I like even less - and I'm going to have to do this sort of thing, for a good 70 percent of my time awake each week for life. I do it just so I can keep a roof over my head and so forth - it blows, but guess what? I deal with it, like every other responsible adult. The fact I haven't tried offing myself means I'm doing something right.
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  1807.  @sboinkthelegday3892  I'm looking at yours and rolling my eyes because yours is a rant of one being lost in a maze of moral relativism - with no relevance to the conversation. Oh and you're incorrect - Never voted for any of establishment's puppets once in my life. Come back when you 1, have a valid point and 2, actually are correct.
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  1808.  @pest174  And you're not going to help someone who doesn't want to be helped.
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  1809.  @寝坊太郎-h5j  That is not what I'm saying - what I'm saying is that the only way you can be helped is when you want to be helped. The world doesn't stop just for you like it doesn't for me or for anyone else. We're all in the same boat; some less than others but that's simply a fact of life. Hence the expression - step up or stand aside. I tell people what they need to hear, not what they want to and what is needed isn't always the most pleasant to experience.
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  1810.  @gilessteve  Don't be so sure. If it can be made by one, it can be exploited, changed or destroyed by another.
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  1811.  @habilnakhumwa9470  Of course - that's their game plan: bring or cause a problem and offer a solution in the way noone in any other circumstance would ever embrace.
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  1812.  @collier8931  I'd explain, but looks like I touched a nerve since my response has been removed. Want to know how close you are to the truth - find out how many people you "offend" when talking.
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  1813. You didn't disable the alert feature?
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  1814.  @thelleftaremad7556  Voting isn't about who runs the country, voting is about selecting the face to blame while those who actually run the country are legally granted permission by proxy, from each voter the moment they tick the box.
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  1815.  @LuCkiiEsZz  The majority's opinion. Unfortunately they're now taken in by the few and follow blindly.
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  1816.  @theobserver9131  just like they believed Blair over claims of Weapons of Mass Destruction?
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  1817.  @darrellwilliams1714  about as much as you can depend on the BBC to cover the protests for antilockdown... no? And how interesting you bring up tiktok - weren't all the doctors and nurses that were SO busy saving lives that they just had the time to record themselves dancing in the halls of the dead and the dying... oh wait you never saw the patients.
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  1818. Wishful thinking. They'll turn the moment they get in, like every other.
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  1819. Facepalm These idiots act like this is rocket science...
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  1820.  @petergreen5337  are you serious? Ask Starmer to define a woman - watch him squirm for the sake of being politically correct. Labour are no better then the Torys - Rayner couldn't find tarmac if she'll stepped out onto a road and the rest of the party are too obsessive over identity politics. And sad thing is, the other parties aren't much to go on either. People need to start thinking smart, not sheep.
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  1821. They should be, but they wont. Their members consist also of the bank owners and they OWN the government's of the world.
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  1822.  @bluegoose777  Given how doublespeak and revisionism are two aspects the status quo utilises today as they did then and before - his observation of the vehicle was well noted and well founded. Another wrote how democracy is always a day away from dictatorship and I personally say that the greatest trick a dictator can play is convincing those who they own that their only choices are within the system that keeps them. And people for it, either out of subversion or the fear of just having to do things themselves: they'd sooner live under the illusion of democratic liberty than to live in actual liberty. And then people wonder why things don't change regardless of who wins in democracy. It's a huge red herring and no one wants to admit it.
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  1823.  @RillUK  If we're not already.
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  1824.  @bluegoose777  The nature of liberty is responsibility for the decisions made for ones own actions and the accountability for them and that's what people balk at generally. If the status quo fell tomorrow, most have become so dependent on it that they wouldn't be able to keep going. And that is where it will ultimately end - the snag with progressvisim is that it must always keep going in one direction and not contradict it's own narrative. But that becomes harder and outright impossible to devise and even more so to enforce and then it winds up redacting on previous issues rendering the narrative pointless and it's own virtues null and void. Tolerance and apathy are the final gasps in a dying society and that's where we're headed; with people either blinded by the system or so desperately dependent that they'll fight to defend it.
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  1825. And the sad thing is - you try forcing the doctors - they'll just move.
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  1826. Incontrovertible and correct.
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  1827. What we need is people being able to look after themselves, not being dependant on the state and thus not give them too much power. And it starts with everyone accepting the accountability and responsibility of their own actions.
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  1828. There was NEVER going to be peace between the Jews and Muslims. This was an inevitable outcome sadly... and all part of the plan.
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  1829. Somebody ask any and all party leaders - HOW can you pay back the debt with a currency backed on the very debt it is supposed to be paying? Face it - the majority of the world has been in a state of bankruptcy since the disbanding of the gold standard.
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  1830.  @stephanieknowles7586  who can't even remember what it means to govern a nation seeing how complacent and incompetent it's become having spent the better part of half a century, nodding their heads to the demands of Brussels and that failure of a bloc.
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  1831.  @himagainstill  and in case you've missed it - the whole country doesn't care at that point. That judge is one person, outnumbered by seventy million and that seventy million isn't taking no for an answer.
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  1832. What do you all expect in a world where currency is valued only in the belief it's valuable - when in reality it's worthless due to it being based on debt...
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  1833.  @floatytorsoboy  To which the current "monarch" is head of.
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  1834. @Glenn-ei3xp  By putting anything on the ballot, you're signing consent. Funny how they all have a number on the paper isn't it...
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  1835. And blame the working class for enabling them.
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  1836.  @jrobs1133  Agreed - we can start by stop voting for individuals to think and act on behalf of a constituency made up of tens of thousands of people they couldn't possibly know, in an establishment that utilises the illusion of democracy to manipulate and control them. People need to start thinking and acting for themselves - which also means accepting accountability and responsibility for themselves as well. But we know this won't happen - most are too lazy, complacent and dependant on the establishment to do the thinking for them: oblivious puppets that they are.
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  1837.  @mauricerose3082  we haven't been Brits for a long, long time.
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  1838. Gimme a break...
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  1839. They weren't tricked, they had no choice to comply lest they contradict their own message that was espoused during their own campaigns.
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  1840. Behaviour and personality are set by age seven - so such has to be identified and resolved before then; however it's extremely difficult unless the symptoms are made obvious. After all isn't it strange that in all parts of the world, an "approved" curriculum by establishment, not academic experts HAS to be imposed on the young, by law?
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  1841. Yes because Gaza has no issues in preventing it's own civilians from leaving and using them as meat Shields. Messiah was crucified in their ignorance as they were foretold they would do by Isiah, this is done in retaliation against a side that has repeatedly rejected the two state solution over and over and decided to vote in a group that actively wants the Jews gone. What did you think was going to happen following the incident in October?
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  1842.  @watch-Dominion-2018  well if you want to be pedantic about it - originally they weren't talking to you either. Go figure.
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  1843.  @watch-Dominion-2018  Seeing as I'm English - not identifying as British since the Irish, Scots and Welsh of whom I'm also descended, do not either; that would be MY language to which you refer.
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  1844. And even they're on the payroll. Haven't people realised they're only telling people what they know they want to hear??
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  1845. "Sinking ship" he says... so the same rats that causes the ship to sink to begin with are being let on another one? And we're supposed to expect them to "magically" change their ways and the status quo? And are we supposed to just swallow this tripe?! Thank you for proving my point: Reform will only toe the line like any other - and if anyone crosses the box, they've just carried on playing the establishment's game and have only got themselves to blame when they complain about how things havent changed a bit.
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  1846.  @aclark903  This ain't the roaring 20s where people had three things they wouldn't break for anyone - principles and a pair of balls. These days people cower at the thought of someone's feefees being offended it's pathetic.
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  1847. Wishful thinking. They won't get in unless they're in the same bed.
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  1848.  @SlowhandGreg  oh get off your horse, Sir Greg.
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  1849. English specifically.
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  1850. "There's a large swath of humanity that has developed verbal abilities to extract resources from the guilt ridden; they used to be priests and now they're leftists" And 'resources' can mean many a thing. You're right to be concerned for all the right reasons.
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  1851.  @britishrose9417  never did delude myself by that way of thinking - I voted for Brexit and I stand by it.
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  1852.  @ChristineMorley-q6x  And when they get in and are made to choose between compliance and foreclosure; what will they do.
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  1853. Or anyone at all. Seeing as each party is a different coloured cup and the establishment is the tap that fills them all with the same water - it really makes no difference who is in.
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  1854.  @kordei-7839  Accused doesn't mean proven guilty. I have no intention to defend a guilty man, but I will not point the finger at someone who may not have even committed the crime until the evidence proves beyond doubt.
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  1855. They never were - they told people everything they wanted to hear and once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never give it back.
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  1856. Why aren't people doing this themselves. Honestly i hold the voting public just as, if not more accountable for whats going on. Day in and day out you all complain and whine about what they get up to and yet every time an election comes, you all go lining up at ten in the morning, eager to cross a box next to a complete stranger to enable in carrying on the very matters you complain about- because you're all too clueless, cowardly and lazy to go and start thinking and acting for yourselves.
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  1857.  @tillyt4054  Especially when the old banger won't provide it's newest owner with the same level of performance as those before them.
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  1858.  @Padraigp  You could make a thousand of them - it won't make a difference. They all answer to the same master.
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  1859.  @ThomasKing19933  And by voting you're doing just that.
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  1860. A name given in mockery to reference a long extinct tribe.
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  1861. Then you'll be disappointed even if they got in. No matter the party, they're sat down and given a choice between compliance with the agenda of those who really run things, or the bankrupt insolvency of the state. To which they'll be named and blamed.
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  1862. Brexit has nothing to do with it.
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  1863. These lunatics can bite my freedom, loving arse!
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  1864. Psh what for?
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  1865.  @Al-Hunt-acrylic-painter  And your taxes go up to make up for it. And what is the currency based on?
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  1866. I'm one also, so i can comment in agreement. Even by Asda policy, this colleague has overstepped her ability in a severely gross manner. At the same time, it's no surprising that supermarket security is so poor and without training, because said training permits for more promising prospects elsewhere.
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  1867.  @khattlambert2312  Yes I am. And denial is the most predictable reaction to culpability and fact - but rest assured, the last election was yet another round of peddling the illusion of freedom and given the further subversion of each generation, the establishment has grown quite efficient at it.
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  1868. Better yet - don't vote at all.
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  1869. As if there were a difference between the two... 🙄
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  1870.  @ozzie2612  Then you really have no idea how the game is played. Think of each party as a different coloured cup and the establishment is the tap from which each cup is filled. Does that water taste any different because of the colour of the cup? No, it doesn't. Establishment pushes for whatever party they want in and the politicians simply make a career in bickering to give the impression there's actually a difference. But because most people don't pay attention, it works and keeps them in line.
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  1871.  @peterbeard933  The way it's supposed to be, you mean.
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  1872.  @opticalraven1935  Then the symbolism is meaningless. There is no rhyme or reason to keep a worthless and costly establishment - especially one in a nation among the rest of the world that has long since gone bankrupt and not even realised it.
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  1873.  @robinsss  look at a ten pound note - it reads "I promise the bearer of this note the sum of ten pounds" so I ask you - ten pounds of what? It's not gold like it once was - where a single pound was worth a pound in gold, hence the name and neither is it silver as it was before then. Tourism being exaggerated hyperbole aside (There being far more to explore then just a palace or two of the spoilt brats) the 'billions' are valueless - as most world currencies have the same issue and are based on the debt of the country and so how can a national debt be paid back when the nation depends on being in debt to have a currency? Short answer; you don't, it's essentially extortion to justify a perpetual state of unspoken slavery - something of which the monarchy has done, once again NOTHING to resolve: and you can thank George V for that blunder because he was the king in the early 30s when the gold standard was dropped and the uncontrolled rate of debt began.
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  1874. Simon Phoenix would have said it best - "I told the industry that going woke gets you nowhere but broke! The janitor figured it out, fans figured it out; but the companies and the actors... Just~ Wouldn't~ Listen~"
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  1875. Blackburn, Birmingham, Bradford and a good part of London have more then that.
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  1876. We've not even been on the gold standard since WWI and the silver standard since 1937
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  1877. Right wing?! Oh please...
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  1878.  @debnbhuy  I can tell you what it's not - right.
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  1879. I tell you, my great grandmother was German Jewish, she left her home with her fiancée; an Irish Italian my great grandfather, and her family when they chose to remain in Germany back in 1932. Needless to say they died in the camps whilst she escaped to Britain, married and never looked back except to hope one day she'd receive a letter or a phone call. I've been to Germany myself since and been to those camps. And I tell you here and now - any hatred I have of the people, died with those responsible. I hold absolutely NO ill will with their descendants as they were not present, did not commit and thus not responsible for any of the atrocities. One can not blame one generation for the actions of another - otherwise we'd be seeing sons and daughters jailed for the crimes of their fathers and mothers long before their birth or even during their lifetime. To do that would be just as much persecution driven as those who dragged my distant family to those squalid conditions from which they never would leave alive. Japan had its dark secrets too - I give you Unit 731 as the most blatant example, but would it be just today to blame the Japanese of the living day today for the actions of those few of a unit long since passed? It may have taken you years, but the fact is you did get past that sense of resentment. If there are any who would still deserve your wrath, let it be buried alongside them for they have all since passed away and none alive today are responsible for what lit that fire within you.
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  1880.  @djstuc  horseshit - the British Isles hasn't had legal slavery on its shores since 1102 when it was outlawed and the empire abolished slavery in the 1800s - while in 1833 put 40 percent of the value of the entirety up front to buy out and free all those within it... and who were again, not ever enslaved on the Isles. Want to keep going?
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  1881.  @djstuc  and just WHO did the inviting? I don't recall ever being asked if I was for or against..
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  1882. Yeeeaah... unless you happen to be DOOMGUY or the big guy upstairs - that's something I'd rather advise against. I mean the Cenobites don't exactly come across as the sort I'd like to chance a meeting...
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  1883.  @markus2228  Yeah and look what happened to them - if the party won't toe the line, they're not permitted to exist, let alone have a chance for power. Establishment demands it.
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  1884. And yet people support it anyway.
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  1885. Note the time and state of those words - you're going to look back and regret them once you realise how your Reform will act no different from this party or any other.
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  1886.  @bluestream50  Your complaints of events are in vain because no matter who gets in, the agenda advances all the same and you will have consented to it.
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  1887.  @coldbreeze6344  Just as I do to all so blindly doing as they're told and enabling the very system that causes the very issues they claim they object to.
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  1888. Keep digging. You're on the right path in seeing what's going on.
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  1889. Lambs and sheep know to flee when one amongst them are slaughtered. These are worse then cattle; they're puppets.
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  1890.  @kingsnurglegurglesonthevik4517  no thanks, your wannabe majesty; I'm already happily married.
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  1891. @L S which given how bad they are is a misnomer; a population that's starving should be dropping, not increasing.
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  1892. Oh that poor mantra of "Inclusion and diversity..." 🙄
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  1893.  @magdalenahoppe8899  how is it limiting someone else'? He's free to speak it just as you're free to ignore it or respond in kind. Responsibility is a two way street.
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  1894. Sad thing is - you can't. And you can thank the vote for that: doesn't matter who gets in, the establishment legally can act how it wants with the consent of each and every voter who ticks a box and in their name.
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  1895.  @nickyrivernene5921  No I'm not a Catholic. That universalist cult is just as false with the integrations of everything we're told to avoid by what's written in His word.
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  1896.  @nickyrivernene5921  He is in control and no, I'm not a Catholic. Why would I want to be that??
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  1897. Sic Semper Tyrannis.
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  1898. Have you listened to yourself?
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  1899.  @britishqueen94  you catch on quick: if the vote actually amounted to anything, it would not be permitted - to paraphrase Twain. Democracy in this country is a delusion, an ether for the masses as they vote idly in complacent distraction. So whilst government may be voted in carelessly and I would certainly concede blame in that; one can not be blamed for the deeds of others if they themselves were not involved. IE - would you be to blame if you hadn't voted at all?
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  1900.  @christinelafromboise6731  You realise their faith permits and even encourages them to lie about their faith so long as the end justifies the mean.
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  1901.  @dimitrimxv6402  personally I'm a misanthropist; given the state of humanity at this point.
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  1902. His whole life has been a day of rest.
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  1903. She testifies here, number three of the select few things that humanity has ever truly excelled at: Complete and Total Denial.
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  1904. Because unfortunately the intelligent ones are in the minority of the public. Were we the majority, we would have stopped the status quo a long while ago. However the majority are divided into the distracted, the deluded and the disinterested: who blindly vote simply out of habit and no thought about it - hence it's said that Democracy is always only a single day away from a dictatorship welcomed in with thunderous applause.
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  1905. I see your argument and your point; so at risk of being a little pedantic - you're telling us that all black people are men and white people are women? And what of those whom are neither democrat or republican?
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  1906. Sure blame the gun, spare the criminal. x.x You plan on banning cars next - seeing as a lot of crimes are done using them.
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  1907. No? They weren't diverse enough or enriched...
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  1908.  @petergaskin1811  "Shares of sovereignty" is that what you have to go on? We abolished an empire - and you'd have us annexed to another one? Ridiculous. If the EU isn't just it's own empire in all but name and just a bloc of trade to which we can do trade - explain why we just HAVE to abide by their rules instead of them with ours. Face it you're fooling only yourself; but that's unsurprising coming from anyone who feels the need to sit at someone else's feet for the illusion of security and freedom at the cost actual both.
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  1909.  @kennekan7990  I don't see how you can expect the world to honor such a regime that was founded on mass starvation and the coercion of the people's freedom as a cost for a stability that has only benefited a select few and those they can pay for good global press. This isn't an altruism, it's a veil of tyranny to which it's own people have become adapted to so much that they'd be lost without it. Frankly I don't see much difference between the CCP and North Korea. As for Asian hate: my family has Jewish Roots and my great grandmother's family were living in Germany back in the 1930s - don't try playing that card with me.
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  1910. Depends on whether you're right or wrong. Facts are always biased towards the correct for a good reason.
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  1911. And when Zimbabwe did the same to the Caucasians living there... it's a matter of "no, never mind" right? I mean they did start inviting them back... though it took them going through a famine to do it.
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  1912.  @dtwids  oh he'd find a convenience to end the call. After all for all the intellect he claims he reacts just the same as countless university students I know younger then me: as a whiny brat.
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  1913. I see you're well read. Good. Keep digging.
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  1914. Traded for another set of buffoons who will prove themselves just as inept or co-operative with the establishment... Seriously why can't people understand the whole thing is a farce??
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  1915.  @Xenophon1  And that'll change things... how?
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  1916.  @ashwilliams4959  And that's exactly their ploy - Don't come to your own conclusions; just mindlessly accept what we say is truth. The scope in a nutshell.
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  1917. Man I don't know what's sadder - the fact these idiots thought to air this, or the fact that there's even more idiots who'll believe the narrative!
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  1918.  @sandyblue8082  exactly. This guy gets it.
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  1919. "The fact that politicians are such barefaced liars reflects not only on them, but also on us. When the people want the impossible, only liars can satisfy" So is familiar hell, better then unknown heaven?
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  1920. @jakeviolet2195 Why? Because it's what the establishment wants - war brings two things - profits to the military complex and a tool to catalyse fear among the populace and thus keep a level of dependency, ergo control. One of the many reasons they're after Trump so much is that he's the first President in so long to not actually pursue war and they don't like that because it ruins the "plan"
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  1921. And bullshit like all of this is why I embrace misanthropy rather marvelously. Man, woman, gay, straight, young, old, black, white Asian and so on - to me you're all equally worthless.
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  1922.  @KJGould  Oh come on, get a grip: these people aren't being vetted or checked - just blindly let in and now we've seen this happen. How many more times will it take for people to wake the hell up?
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  1923. Coinciding mainly with a generation that stopped actually disciplining their kids. The parents are at fault - either at fear of being ridiculed for spanking their child or believing in the absence of it. I tell you, the things most brats do today, I was disciplined for much less and I never thought badly of my parents for it looking back. It sucked then, but it worked later.
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  1924. Heh because none of the other parties wouldn't have done this 🙄
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  1925. That's why it's a call in show... it's what she's paid for...
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  1926. It's always the successful minorities that garner the most scorn: Caucasians make up only nine percent of the world's population, the Jews are only fourteen million in known number... making both the minority in the world and behold all they've done for the better and how they're HATED for it.
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  1927.  @Americanbadashh  Given your user name, ive got two words for you: Marginal Line. What happened to that post US founding and independence? Dont moral posture to me - no country is without culpability for similar.
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  1928. Democracy is dictatorship being polite. Dont forget being voted in is how it was done last time - by socialists no less.
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  1929.  @jamilgonzaga7081  Sounds like my worthless father. Guess what - proved him wrong to spite him and I look back and think that instead of coddling, being made to face advertisity did me wonders as it showed me how the world really is.
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  1930.  @funtimes7757  You get his sort doing that. Democracy when he gets his way and dictatorial whining when he doesn't. Let's call him what he is; a loudmouthed brat.
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  1931.  @Stephen-lx9nm  Nope. Try again.
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  1932.  @LuxFerre4242  That chance is non existent - not with the fact that the only thing keeping the nation from bankruptcy is governmental obedience.
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  1933.  @JoBrady-q8p  Actually yes I can, because I did not vote, I'm not responsible for whoever gets in and what they do. Those who do vote however - be it for the winner or lose, are responsible for said winners actions. So I have more say over what's going on then you realise.
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  1934.  @skeletoncru302  Absolutely, but don't go even signing the ballot with that either.
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  1935. So what - they'll be crying for it by the end of the week... and nobody of relevance will notice; none of us will care. Specially since they decided to strike during NNN 😂 they just did us all even more of a favour!
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  1936.  @avakholwadia1420  Appreciation for them. Not of anyone of this generation who hasn't done squat.
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  1937.  @gracecollins8415  And as we know - capitulation never works.
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  1938.  @ollymeg  They assaulted an officer and the police on site, given it's an airport acted accordingly. But now the assailant has been let off and the officers demonized.
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  1939. ...I think I did a nono again...Jill? Get the scoop.
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  1940. Theres no such thing as Palestine. Israel was there first. Think how you'd feel if you'd been away from your home for years then when you return, you find squatters claiming it for theirs. Wouldnt be well pleased would you.
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  1941.  @Cyrus-3D  To be replaced with the likes of those who'll do exactly the same thing in a different light. Establishment demands it.
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  1942.  @thenonexistinghero  I'd like to think the founding fathers would say along the lines of "Good lord, we traded the crown for this..."
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  1943. The old "If we can't have it, no one can"
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  1944.  @DG-iw3yw  What do you expect? We as a species have only managed to excel at four things at most - Forgetting the past and it's lessons. Repeating the mistakes while forgetting the past and it's lessons. Pointing the finger at others yet failing to look at ourselves. And denial, because the ego and pride can't take it. Beyond that - every "progression" has been as a result of those four. The only real cure to it is to live within a dictatorship where you're told your place and you stay in it... and frankly who'd want to live like that? Who'd even be the one to decide that? Who'd be the one to enforce that perspective on the following generation and those following who would have no idea as to how things were prior? Thus the cycle continues once again. Misanthropic and borderline nihilistic as it is to say - the trouble with the human race, is that it's full of people. I'm accepting that stance marvelously.
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  1945.  @johnallen7807  no, but I do live in a family where most did serve in the forces: three in the army, one in the navy and one in the airforce and all of them have one thing in common - they wouldn't do it again, because the nation has become nothing worth fighting for, or on behalf of. Holding their words in mind is what stopped me enlisting as I would have done otherwise. Let's just say there's a lot that goes on in the forces that not a lot will talk about - not even to their closest. One instance I will share though is a term they say - the UN's military make the Nazi SS look tame. Voting is an ideal - if only in modern time it worked. Now all voting does is legitimise the intentions of the only ones who will ever get into power: puppets themselves looking for a paypacket whilst facilitating the movements that those holding the strings intend - how else would Klaus even get a head turned in his direction? Why else would the mass migration be glossed over but never really enforced? These 15 minute cities and so on. It's not just a lack of doing anything, it's also compliance with the idea that the system works for you when in actuality it doesn't. Most people, who actually bother to vote don't do so by their view, they do it because they've been told to: look at the halfwits protesting these days - none of them realise they've been had and all of them will vote in Labour. Protest votes for Reform are a waste of time, it merely means that one seat doesn't get won over by red for the opportunity of blue and vise versa; even those that do win will be in the same bedfellows as the Tories and Labour; which then begs the point - why even play when the game can't be won? People need to be accountable for themselves and take responsibility instead of ever giving up liberty for the delusion of security and sloth addled self gain. I saw it in my year - by time I was 20, I could count the girls who left school in my year, who didn't have kids with the fingers on only one hand - all of the others: social housing and benefits. And I'm outright frankly ashamed to have been in the same year.
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  1946.  @johnallen7807  have we won Brexit? The deal we wound up with is essentially a backstop, we're still lectured by their courts and Northern Ireland is cut off essentially. Then there's the political manipulation: basically the establishment didn't want to leave and so they've gone so far out of their way to make things that frustrating, instead of taking advantage of what should have been a No Deal outcome, they're hoping the next generation: blissfully unaware of the trap, call for us to rejoin and they'll get exactly what they want. That isn't a win, that's them deluding the masses that they have a choice.
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  1947.  @christinerussell113  well first of "Conspiracy Theorist"? Thanks for the compliment. Second of all - you know the difference between conspiracy theory and reality these days? Roughly between six months and a year - so I fail to see how you make any point that isn't disingenuous. You oppose the matters of the modern day, but choose to do nothing but play along just as they would hope. And you just don't see it - even now while you're complaining, you're just doing as you're told. "Well we just need to vote in..." you might counter, to which I respond: We ended up with Thatcher/Major after all the mass strikes of the 70s. Then after that, we got landed with Blair/Brown, because people thought "Well, we'll just get change..." only to wind up with an illegal war, mass influx of migrants and the instillation of "political correctness" in the minds of many. THEN we got Cameron/May/Johnson/Truss (Barely) and now Sunak who have botched the economy over their fumbling of Brexit, incompetently panicking the nation over a cough and sending billions over to a cause we should have stayed out of... and I don't think I need to point out the delusion of zero carbon and the cluelessness of the very strikes that resemble the 70s. Frankly I am sick myself of this cowardly indignation of wanting things to change, but no one wanting to take responsibility. You claim I offer nothing more then "mumbo jumbo" well I retort that you offer nothing more then hypocritical foot stomping and inevitable compliance in the hope "it'll magically be different this time". Ever heard a definition of insanity - because one definition is expecting reason with those who don't care about anyone else's view but their own: tried talking in opposition to mass migration to the left recently? So tell me; hypocrite, when the dictatorial hammer comes down, how will you be greeting it? With a hopeful offering of your hand or their version of the Hitlergruß?
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  1948. Just the realisation would be enough to shatter your spirit. Enough for you to just go to sleep and never wake up because your death is ultimately inevitable and you don't want to face it.
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  1949.  @sarahchapman7863  and where is the money going to come from? Tax hikes which means even the nurses will have to pay more - then there's the inflation of the economy that comes with it: meaning the price of everything goes up and what changes? Nothing. So for all your contribution, all that's been said is that this is little more then a waste of time. Granted the unionist opportunists just LOVE to make a living by acting as if they actually care - but funny how you never see a union leader in the same boat as those they charge to be within the union.
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  1950.  @garrybuckley1503  none exists - save wiping out the human race - greed and ego; those are the driving forces that compel one to act. Fear of loss and damage to the ego are the machinations to which one compels others.
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  1951. YOU pay for it then. The rest of us have enough to deal with; without the blowing of public expenses for pomp and circumstance. Were it up to me, the entire thing would be called off and no one made "King/Queen"
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  1952. Let's be honest it was an IQ test - a demo to see how far they could convince people to act as they willed. One to which the human race as a majority has miserably failed as so many blindly obeyed and naturally will again.
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  1953.  @NOIBHGify  So they only showed a fraction of it that isn't going to be of actual relevance then. Got it.
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  1954.  @PhilJordan-y3m  They did worse than nothing, they enabled. They thought crossing a box regardless of who made a difference - oblivious to the fact they just signed a blank cheque to these madmen.
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  1955. I've heard of deliberate manipulation but this is just asinine. They're deliberately sabataging themselves to ensure the leapfrog to the other party occurs. Again not a Tory supporter - nor any other for that matter, but such manipulation of the public is obvious.
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  1956. Oh but a senile old fool who had them for the last term never bothered you? 🙄
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  1957. @futsanflier4422 compared to the lot that have been in that office the last forty years - Donald's relatively sound of mind!
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  1958.  @1porter  you should hear the left speak; not a sliver of sense in any of them.
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  1959.  @MDK2_Radio  What do you think the "Palestinians" are...
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  1960. And knowing my sirloin was previously jaunting around the field 🙂
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  1961. He's delusional, like anyone else who thinks voting actually makes a difference.
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  1962. The National Socialists were leftists...
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  1963.  @godslayer2797  The world works fine, just not the people in it.
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  1964. Oh they'll do what they always do - raise the tax and expect the rich to pay for it. That plan has never worked: they just move and then the tax has to be paid by the workers; the very people claimed to benefit from it. If you're rich you can avoid it, if you're poor you'll be supported. In the middle you're fucked over. Ages pass, yet people never learn.
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  1965. Did you vote?
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  1966.  @tomgardner2253  Unfortunately true. Bread and circuses as the saying goes.
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  1967. Are we really still going on about those spoilt brats? Goodness sake...
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  1968. What a bunch of clueless puppets...
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  1969. "Bring on the asteroid!" Been saying that for years mate.
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  1970.  @sabrinatscha2554  On the contrary it IS "your fault" - for allowing it and doing nothing, therefore enabling it to happen.
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  1971.  @ktjones1362  How is she, because had she been tearing down a pro Israel sign in the same manner as him, you'd be calling her right as well. My standards are the same, yours I would wager to flip between whatever mainstream opinion claims it must.
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  1972.  @gweilospur5877  That essentially means the same thing. For goodness sake for someone asking about my writing being "In English" at least learn the basics.
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  1973.  @ktjones1362  and that makes two comments removed dismantling your hypocrisy. Definitely nerve touched.
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  1974.  @macclift9956  we have.
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  1975.  @victorvargas9330  exactly.
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  1976. And yet the people vote anyway...
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  1977. No such thing.
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  1978. What the flying fuck...
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  1979.  @hudsonbear5038  I wasn't directing that at them.
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  1980.  @hudsonbear5038  🙄 Because there's always that one who takes exception to it.
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  1981. @PaulBooth-m1d All part of establishment's plan...
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  1982. @@Tom-vi3ji Money based on debt which essentially renders it valueless in the long run. Besides if having monarchy is justified by merits - what exactly have any of them done to warrant it? I can name a good sixty million alone who could and would do better to earn such.
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  1983.  @sammym9259  And still signed permission to the process - nothing would have changed.
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  1984.  @1974Qball  How do you think they keep power? The vote is a sign of consent by the populace to the establishment, guised in duping said populace that they actually have a choice in who runs the country - in truth all they vote for is for who to blame after.
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  1985.  @dziugas2300  It's a charade - the young and naive sent out to die on behalf of the greedy and opportunistic.
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  1986.  @alaninsoflo  Hence it's easier to fool than it is to convince someone they have been.
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  1987. I think I speak for us both when I call for him to be committed to an asylum.
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  1988. Well this aged well, didn't it...
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  1989.  @tomoneil6540  the irony being they'd use the exact same argument because they can't create any on their own; they have to twist and pervert what we create. Though let it be known, for as much as they claim Liberalism, they show none of its qualities: they're Socialists, Liberal in name only.
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  1990.  @tomoneil6540  even more interesting on how so few people are aware of that fact and that the majority don't, is such a testament to how much they depend on ignorance as a convenience.
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  1991.  @stillcantbesilencedevennow  That doesn't answer the question, that avoids it. Because the answer is that it's impossible to find a dish that would satisfy both. Food is the fundamental basic need of any man and woman: regardless of age, background, race and so on. If you can't get them to agree on that - to what chance is there to get them to agree on anything else? Your argument that we all come out of the meat bag as a blank slate is also poor in defense of equality - some come out stillborn and never have the chance, some are forcibly through abortion without a single say, because of the mother. Some are born with a defect that leads to an untimely demise and others are born with genetic abnormalities that ultimately mean they're going to need to be tended to their whole life. Even in the start of life where a swift death isn't a factor, or certain conditions leave a person incapable of looking after themselves - you have absolutely no idea of the upbringing: most live in families that try, others have it where their family tries but ultimately fails through hardship. You have those with loving families, but most today have one parent absent. The ONLY part of life in which there is equality is choice and even then those choices are dependant on personality and whether or not a person is able to follow through on those choices. The resulting factor of the above is a matter of equity: what you put into life is what you get out of it - some start with nothing but work to get everything and there are those where the roles are reversed. Ironically so there are those who just fall under where the stars align so to speak: do all but get nowhere, those who do nothing but just have a grave deal of good fortune. I agree that it's up to each of us to utilise our talents, but don't go mixing equality with equity - if equality were true, someone who made all the right moves in finance would be in no better position then someone who never bothered and squandered it - and you know too well that isn't how the world works and never will. Therefore, equality is impossible.
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  1992.  @aliceyingshan2725  morality is a matter of semantics. And there is no such thing as fair in a fight - you're either fighting to win or you're getting ready to pay for losing.
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  1993.  @NamsoeJones  Well this isn't football, so why are you here?
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  1994. Pretty much sums up her entire reign then huh.
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  1995. It was the full banana split during Biden's tendure - and he would have thought banana split was one of those positions he could pull off on his friend Jeff's island...
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  1996. Don't go appreciating scraps when you're being denied the meal for no reason.
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  1997.  @stephenrichards5386  that doesn't work for Tesco and it certainly doesn't help us xD
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  1998.  @Shatter84  Hmm Ukraine vs Russia, Egypt vs Ethiopia and even the internal fighting across France by migrants would imply otherwise...
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  1999.  @annfrancis6287  Clearly you've never known veterans who've been to those regions.
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  2000.  @johncobourne361  Making one there yourself, I see. You feel morally superior yet? Got the pat on the back you were looking for?
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  2001.  @Jamie-uk2zh  I personally don't care as much, but when presented with a situation, I'll pass comment on it. You are however quite correct in the fact it's seemingly taken over so many people's minds - almost as if to distract from matters going on at home.
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  2002.  @memeisticdan4135  And you just nod your head and accept the unfounded facts of the bleeding hearts, without demanding links that don't just lead to their own personalised source material? Do some digging and look it up yourself. It's not my place to hold your hand, nor will I insult your intelligence by doing so.
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  2003.  @nk-gp1ml  Because they're SOOOO inconvenient to your own?
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  2004.  @Maxibo234  Now where did you learn that one from? Has your sources told you that was "appropriate" or did you actually hurt your head coming up with something new for a change? Don't answer that, puppet.
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  2005.  @emmahowells8334  then time to put up or shut up. The time for talk is over.
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  2006.  @dogbreaththe3rd851  and all of them meandering towards the brat on a throne he like countless before him have never deserved.
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  2007. Why don't they just shove a leash up our arse?!
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  2008. You're joking right? Like mummy before him and every other before her - he'll do absolutely nothing.
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  2009.  @semkjaer3581  Believe? It was blatantly stated and supported by the very media that demonises anyone who challenges the narrative!
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  2010.  @jeremysmith8035  yeah and when that bubble bursts and the debt you have to pay back comes knocking - how are you going to pay it off with a currency that is whole dependant on you being in debt? Look at the notes in your wallet - those Euros aren't even worth the material they're printed on.
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  2011.  @sh.4409  If they're from wherever and believe in whatever then fine. But they should be coming in legally - not through a bleeding heart's loophole. And while here, keeping their views to themselves and adapting to our laws and way of life instead of thinking themselves the exemption to the rules and expect us to change for their sake. Put it this way; if you let me live with you and I started making demands, how long would you be putting up with it until you tell me to pack my bags. With any sense I'd imagine you'd say not long.
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  2012.  @GhostIsClear  well as the name suggests - it's a vanilla ice cream which originates from Cornwall in the UK. Unlike most other vanilla Ice cream - Cornish is very thick, quite sweet and overall, most who try it for the first time; wish they had sooner.
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  2013.  @sj4695  Absolute rubbish. If what you're saying is true; explain why Issac was chosen and not Ishmael.
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  2014.  @sj4695  let's see; Born miraculously from a barren mother, rather then from out of wedlock like his half brother. From his line the covenant between Elohim and man was made, during the exodus to the land of Caanan with the Ark of said Covernant. Through the line of Judah, via Yacov, son of Issac the Messiah would be born into the world - to which Islam HAS to acknowledge as it claims that events of biblical scripture is accurate... yet they seem to fall short on the Ezra paradox. Funny that. Then when it comes to it, the only reason Palestine exists is because the Romans sacked Jerusalem in 70ad and gave the land to the surrounding tribes who became Christian... before their forced conversion by Omar a few centuries later that is. And today Palestine has no case as a nation because back when Israel was established; both were offered to found a stable foundation in order to become a recognised state - Israel was able to, as promised by Elohim in honouring the promise following the offering of Issac, Palestine in spite of Allah, did not. That last one reminds me a little of Elijah and that king seeing who's God would accept the sacrifice; Elohim or Bael; result... there we go.
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  2015.  @toriesdontgettazered7464  Nope, I don't vote in this broken system.
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  2016.  @petewalsh764  Isn't that deemed the definition of insanity - repeating the same process over and over and expecting a difference of outcome?
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  2017.  @christalmeth613  that would only come about if people first accepted that there is an issue with the system. Voting for any party is an exercise in futility as the result will always be the same: Truss being thrown out so quickly was proof of that. Unfortunately they're indoctrinated to be distractable with little effort - it's only been two years since the majority were manipulated to roll their sleeve up for the shot, before that they were entranced by Gangnam Style and before that, the Macarena. Mindless puppets that they are. The greatest trick in controlling people is convincing them that they have a choice.
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  2018.  @sabaha4637  I'm having a hard time understanding your comment - are you saying the people in Congress are the people no one wants? If so, then it really doesn't matter what they want - when people ticked the box in their vote; not only did they accept the outcome of the vote but also granted legal permission to the establishment to act how it wants, when and where it wants and all in each voter's name. "Want" by the populace has nothing to do with it.
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  2019.  @lbfourtwenty4163  and this is why history gets twisted.
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  2020. Then you can either whine about it or do something about it. Your call.
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  2021.  @jodaniels8097  far from heartless - it takes fortitude to impose such a cold hard stance to put the message home so that such error is not repeated. I don't want his apology, just for him to clean up his own mess.
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  2022.  @catwoman2596  Point out one single untruth I've said here. And here's a truth - I have absolutely no tolerance for cowards, traitors and hypocrites.
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  2023.  @catwoman2596  please tell me you're done? All this disingenuous compassion of yours is beginning to bore me - and for your information; not that it matters to you, I risked my job and got shunned by many a person - those who I knew and those who I barely even can remember by not only rejecting the shot but informing the narrative being a false one, to those waiting in line every day there was one at the local practice. I was heckled, ignored and even mocked physically with idiots trying to force those masks on me which resulted in a few thrown fists, so many things I can be called; but one of them isn't a coward. You're talking to someone who had to watch as a kid was forced by her parents to take it, only to have to have a hysterectomy at the age of fifteen a year and a half later: her parents also being good friends of mine, or were; she used to babysit my kids all the time. I knew a fella who played amateur rugby at the peak of his health who following peer pressure by his kids and girlfriend who bought into that crap; nagging and whining at him until he caved, died a week later and guess who were all sobs and whines - so I tell you it is a little too late for him; now it's in him, it's stuck there and his injuries proves it. In the latter case, Ryan's kids i can show compassion - they couldn't know better, but his girlfriend carries that guilt for the rest of her life and I'm supposed to show compassion to someone who dragged a good man down so far he made a choice he knew was a fatal one? I don't have to tell people "I told you so" a good deal of them these days can't even look at me because they knew I was right - not that I take any pride in it. But I sure as hell will not show any mercy to those who had options and chose cowardice over liberty. So call me coward all you want, I call you a sympering coddler who has not realised the absolute truth - Times like these have passed over and over and these people will NOT learn! I promise you - the next time the fear bell rings, these 'poor people' will jump for obedience sake.
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  2024.  @catwoman2596  two words: Ideological Subversion - these people have been so demoralised since birth into accepting a particular mindset they won't ever see the truth that's right in front of them; even if you showed it to them. That truth is the only way this madness could ever have occurred. Were it not the truth, the entire nation would have told the powers where to shove it. But demoralisation is complete; beyond complete at this point, it's irreversible in the people that have grown up and never challenged it. You can not help these people, even if you wanted to. Oh some like the OP see it now but given his state it's a bit beyond too late and I wonder if his resolve will remain the same with the next blast of the fear horn. Actions impress me more then anything. The price for liberty is constant diligence - never forget that.
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  2025.  @MrGB-me8ws  Oh and I haven't forgotten your comment - women weren't prevented from serving, they turned it down and thought "their vote" wasn't quite worth it.
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  2026.  @jungbolosse3034  And the fact we're still bogged down by rule and regulation that none of us wanted to keep means... "No, never mind" to you. Granted I blame the voters on that part - for continuing to vote within the confines of the system; which it's leaders never wanted to leave in the first place, but had no choice as the illusion of democracy would have fallen apart.
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  2027.  @harrypainter7472  well then that should show that neither he or she should be lecturing the people about how to live their lives then? Doesn't it.
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  2028. We didn't abolish the largest empire on earth just to annex ourselves into the very successor of the one that we spent six long years to defy.
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  2029.  @Scottietada  Tice would regade on that stance if he got into number 10. This is why I say - voters have the power, then lose it once they make a vote. Best way to make change - stop voting in this system and take responsibility for yourself... unfortunately people won't do that, so the song and dance resumes.
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  2030.  @Translucent10  Ingsoc has it's demands needed...
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  2031. @charlesnash8441  🙄 And then theres the gullible like yourself who think there's a difference...
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  2032. Good we can start by not voting anyone in at all.
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  2033.  @m0o0n0i0r  EXACTLY. And if we have nobody in at all, even better. The price of liberty is diligence and responsibility - something the masses have forgotten and it's about time they remember.
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  2034. No they're right - the public for the most part either get led by the nose or they're hoodwinked every time. Planning to vote? I rest my case.
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  2035.  @macgonzo  And raising the wage whilst also raising the taxes - which Labour always advocates, also means the rise in price for everything else. So what changes? Nothing.
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  2036.  @macgonzo  then answer me one simple question - what is our currency actually based on? It isn't silver: not been since the 19th century. Not gold; stopped that in the 1930s. Oil's not it... so what is it? And I answer - fiscal debt. It's why inflation is even a thing in the first place: how can you pay back a debt when the currency is based on debt? Short answer - you don't. You just juggle the figures now and then and give the clueless masses the opinion that you're doing something. But that debt is owed and inevitably needs to be paid back... But apparently I don't know the basics of economic theory...
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  2037. Then stop voting for politicians to "represent" you and instead take responsibility for yourself.
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  2038.  @memepatriots  Well for one thing it's a deduction of reasoning that has me concluding that you vote - if you don't, I stand corrected. However if you do to label the point: as I do not vote and never will, for someone to "represent" me - I am in no regards responsible for the actions of the entire establishment because when you tick the box; doesn't matter who for and even if they win or lose - you've still signed a contract accepting their authority and adherence to their decisions. As such you elect these buffoons and you're the bigger one thinking you have the right to complain about them, you're the one who put them there!
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  2039.  @Shei-vei  When the reality is that the mockery and bickering is just a distraction from what's actually going on.
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  2040. Bloody hell, i lived in Great Barr Birmingham, when i was a kid and went back five years ago for business: and it was nowhere near as bad as this... but looking what we've let happen - no surprise.
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  2041. Oh you won't hear anything about that - because the majority here will accept anything if it let's them uphold the delusion that "Bwexist was wwong and we are teh smart wemainers" misspelling intended for mocking effect.
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  2042.  @ph8077  A state of any kind requires people to run it and each person can either be bought or replaced. Dare you put such faith in man where no salvation may be found?
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  2043. Charlie first.
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  2044.  @charlieemslie7708  "Settlement" the resolution of a coward, should anyone choose to go that route.
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  2045.  @rafaelgonzalez4175  You misread my argument - I am all too aware of the false nature of the voting process. All it actually does is give the establishment legal consent over you and others to act as it wishes in your name.
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  2046.  @hetrodoxly1203  there's a better choice - Stop voting in this current system.
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  2047.  @davids8127  we didn't abolish the largest empire on earth just to annex ourselves into another one; the successor to the monstrous atrocity we fought six long years to defy. We Brits; the English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish had identity once; we stood for something and despite the elitist pomp that was then as it is now our established powers - we STILL proved our mettle on our own terms. Something to which cowards, sellouts and puppets only seem to want undone and gone. You would give up the feast in exchange for the scraps from Brussels. Well I voted Brexit and I'd damn well do it again.
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  2048.  @leftwingersareweak  you nailed it. He wasn't radical - he said what he thought and thought what he said. And unlike most presidents in the last 50 years, he actually went out of his way to fulfil his pledges: hell in parts of the border states now democrat they're actually going out of their way to finish their part of that wall on their own!
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  2049.  @rifqimujahid4907  liking the pun.
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  2050.  @digital_gravity  it really is.
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  2051. Tell that to the people who've been forced out of pocket because of those strikes. And funny how the union leader is never quite in the same predicament as the members of the union.
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  2052. Define irony - The North had the highest vaccination rate yet apparent had the highest death rate. That's essentially what this report is saying.
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  2053.  @itsknotmagic  Oh so it's perfectly alright to be in a time where men have little to no say in the courts when it comes to a trial between them and a woman; when she's blatantly and clearly lying through her teeth. A time where kids aren't allowed to be kids these days and are exposed to all kinds of perversity in the name of "inclusively and progression" such "Wonderful" times... (If you're trying to be sarcastic, try not being a total ass while at it, by talking shit)
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  2054. I laugh at the irony of how they don't realise the fact they've been used up and thrown aside by the very people that raised them up. The left consumes it's own.
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  2055. "Palestinian" land doesn't exist. Never did and never will, because there are no Philistines to speak of. The "Arab" land exists however, that isn't being bothered and won't be - tell the so called "Palestinians" to go there, seeing that's their only historical homeland.
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  2056. No it just shows they're doing as they're told as Tories did before them and so on, just as anyone else who get in from this point will. And the masses have only themselves to blame.
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  2057.  @andreamack7867  my point proven and now how many people are suddenly "dying suddenly" and none of them refused rolling their sleeve up.
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  2058.  @andreamack7867  you honestly think they give a shit about what people think? Ever wondered why they're obsessed with often trying to lower the age of voting and why they let countless into the country, or why they encourage the delirious antics of Extinction Rebellion, do nothing when it comes to BLM and so on? They indulge the mob so as to keep them so distracted that they stay in power. They don't give a rats ass as the government are just puppets to the ones who de facto really run the country.
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  2059. It doesn't take a doctor to determine that putting your hand in a fire will leave you with burns - as such it doesn't take a "professional" to determine ones life or value of it. Professionals are there with the answers that they know - who knows what one hears or thinks in a coma except the patient, but that does not mean we are without the right to opinion when we push for it. What do I know about this? I've had to pull the plug on my loved ones before - one barely a year ago and it never gets easy.
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  2060.  @corvus1238  so Scotland going on and on about leaving the UK is...?
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  2061.  @Hipporider  Agreed. And it's the backward thinking of labeling that thought "racist" that has me growing ever more misanthropic as time goes on.
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  2062. People surrendered their liberty for the delusion of security and the lies of "progress". They hate responsibility so they willingly tied strings to their wrists and ankles - to make themselves puppets to the state.
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  2063.  @dazryan3463  yes, the optional receipt is a frustrating loophole - one I would say was put through without considering that matter. But if I had nothing to hold them on, no reason to suspect, it'd be more prudent to just let them go, investigate the cctv of their route and thus confirm any activity. Most of the time it's been a mishap at the checkout, especially self-scan where the item has been paid but not deactivated. The matter at that point is resolved, depending where you work, the matter is brought up with the checkouts manager to reinforce prudence when it comes to disabling paid items and avoid unnecessary issue. In the event of a confirmed theft, following their leaving the matter would be reported depending on the value and a "watch for" notice so that said shoplifter would be monitored on each following entry and approached upon offence put into effect.
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  2064.  @barrieshepherd7694  retail security can not force searches; ie person effects searching physically, any items on your person would have to be revealed on your own means and that you have every right to refuse and demand police intervention, though the police DO have the means to perform such searches. If ever retail security commits such, then an assault claim can be filed. Be aware, however, that should you refuse to cooperate when approached and do not await for the police with that refusal, both security and store can invoke a retraction of your right of entry - basically they can ban you on the grounds of intent. In any event you are approached and challenged incorrectly, it's better to let the guard fall on his or her own sword even if it means an inconvenience on your part despite your innocence. Personally I have no sympathy for a guard who messes up and falsely accuses an individual prepared to retaliate through the process, because if they're in such situation, they aren't doing their job properly.
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  2065. Well I identify as being correct in everything I say, do and think. My "Pronouns" - as if I'd care what people refer to me in my absence: if they're going to make a term for such at least have them learn the basics of the English language - are "Always right" and "Never Wrong" With that said - those going on about "I identify as" are full of it. Try arguing that one; anyone who thinks they can without contradicting the rule.
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  2066. They've already done that.
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  2067.  @anthonymitchell6216  Because if Reform was supposed to be the solution - then why would they welcome members of the problem. Think about it.
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  2068.  @Dylanesque  I dunno does it take a doctor to tell you you're gonna get scalded putting your hand in hot water?
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  2069.  @motelghost477  If the vote meant anything; or if people had more whereabouts in themselves to think critically, you honestly believe people would be allowed to have it?
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  2070.  @debbieburgess2207  Care to rephrase that?
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  2071.  donmiah9486  For?
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  2072. Well she's going to have to carry the scars for the rest of her life. I have little sympathy for them both: i despise the act, but the last thing a sheep should do is wander into a forest in which hungry wolves go hunting.
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  2073. Him and every other MP.
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  2074. To any "agents" wanting to come to my door - do so at your own peril and notify your next of kin.
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  2075. @AlexP1-y4g  Oh you're telling me - either they do nothing or they go and vote - as if that's nothing more then enabling it; given the agenda at play.
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  2076.  @Arcessitor  So you essentially want to arrest people on grounds of something they never did. Well that policewoman in Japan - you know the thirty year old who looks like she's in her teens? No wonder she had a hard time finding someone - given how people are more concerned about the nature of appearance then they are the well being of individuals themselves. It's hilarious how in some parts of the world - you can legally be drafted into the military at the age of sixteen but DARE forbid you buy a game based on warfare labeled for adults. And here we're talking about the argument to have an adult perform but she's not got a shot in hell if she doesn't look her actual age. I'd be far more concerned and repulsed if it was someone who wasn't of the age of consent - THEN we have a case to stand on, but aside from when that atrocity occurs, you can't just go banning something on an assumption.
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  2077.  @vorynrosethorn903  Sure outlaw adult content - I'm sure that worked with prohibition in the states... oh wait, that failed. You can't go dictating to adults what they can and can't do amongst themselves consentually.
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  2078.  @Chattyman2  one in the decade that they actually tell us you mean.
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  2079.  @dakkenly  Exactly.
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  2080. Call it what it actually is: Facist Authoritarian Dictatorship.
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  2081.  @MayklCekson-h1s  Good - they can start with abolishment.
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  2082.  @sispain  They can't go back, sure - but they certainly will cling onto the system for dear life, cause the reality for them is too much. They simply won't cope.
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  2083.  @sispain  Just wait until owning a garden becomes a crime...
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  2084.  @philmipants6337  Nazis didn't get in without it, so keep that in mind before you bash the idea of rejecting the vote. Because for all your whining and complaining of everything this government has done - I have more right to object to them than any voter ever could - because I did not consent to them or anyone at all to speak or act for me. And if everyone would figure that out, this establishment wouldnt have a leg to stand on - but no, people are too lazy and far too scared to take responsibility and accountability for their own lives and actions. No wonder we're a laughing stock.
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  2085. "Tolerance and apathy are the final virtues of a dying society."
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  2086. ​ @romeisfallingagain The state serving the people is the biggest fallacy ever made - it's the dictator's greatest trick in convincing the masses into choosing them unknowingly and desperately.
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  2087.  @Aegmog  I played no part. You however ticked the box and consented to the process - so Labour got in through YOUR part. Well done, faithful puppet.
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  2088.  @markrobinowitz8473  then I suggest you do some digging - took them almost 20 years, but they made one... didn't distribute it because survey say... too costly. So is that negligence or simply incompetence? But for your sake, we'll play advocate; you're telling me that there are viruses that have been known for decades; some cases centuries and there's no progress... yet this whole new one that is claimed to mutate so quickly it entertains a whole world lockdown; without even trying by those same efforts, results have a vaccine in 10 months; one requiring no accountability in those who have conveniently patterned it despite its testing not even complete for another two years. I often entertain the suspension of disbelief but this is just plain asinine to even attempt to make one incredulous enough to accept.
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  2089.  @markrobinowitz8473  difference being that I wouldn't just expect you to just accept what I say - I'd want you to actually dig and come to your own conclusions - as opposed to government who can only thrive on support and acceptance of their words as gospel, much like an addict can only go on after a fix. Ever noticed how it's only during election season they strive for your backing with promises that are seldom kept afterward? At the end of the day, If I'm ultimately wrong with incontrovertible evidence, I can live with the ridicule. Question is, can everyone live with the consequence of idlely just accepting the 'truths' of power hungry lunatics which could have been avoided if they'd only been able to think for themselves? More so, if I was actually right?
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  2090.  @markrobinowitz8473  and if you think the likes of Fauci aren't on the take, I'd suggest you take that course rather then to prescribe it; medical 'experts' like him make their fortune via political ties and deals as much as, if not more so then their area of expertise; if government is saying one thing and he's going to benefit from it - what do you think he's going to do? Bite the hand that feeds him, even if they're completely wrong?
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  2091. @The Slip just because one bug is going around, doesn't stop another typical one doing so.
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  2092. @The Slip different viruses, same mode of transfer. Sure there's a vaccine for flu; but it never stops people getting it each year and dying from it; mostly since its down to an educated guess to determine which strain is prominent each year, so it really doesn't help at all distributing vaccine A when it's strain B that's the issue. Isolation and panicked ritual hand sanitising isn't doing wonders for the immune system either; as twisted as it sounds the human body is built to work itself better - the more it's exposed the more resistant it gets. And it's always worked, otherwise smallpox and bubonic plaque would have finished us off lifetimes before Edward Jenner's circumstantial invention came along. So the moment lock down ends, people are going to get ill - just like they did last time and guess what it'll be blamed on? It'll be blamed on covid rather then not taking an iota of common sense. I'd suggest taking a good moment to actually think things through by yourself, instead of droning the same mantra over and over, before you try and condescend.
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  2093. @The Slip fact and you just accept it without question because it's just easy to follow instead of figuring things out and challenging what's been said. And yet people have been cured via stem cells, of HIV. In time there will be immunity and there already are people with immunity in just forty years. They knew nothing of Covid? They've known of Covid strains for decades and never could make a single effective vaccine yet all of a sudden a brand new one shows up and they make one, in the snap of ones fingers, in terms of research time. One that got patterned by those granted immunity from prosecution of course. And it's that effective they've had to make dozens of others to keep up... you honestly couldn't make this up; I say that with sarcasm. I think you don't understand the justifications for scrutiny and suspecting an alteriour motive and why it's far better alternative then to just sit down like a good little boy or girl and do what you're told with no thoughts of your own.
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  2094.  @Issy8  That is an asinine remark: laws require royal ascent and the monarch has every right to refuse - but hasn't since Anne in the 1700s. As such they're justifiably pertinent to be criticised. As are all who voted regardless of party, since they have legally authorised those to move this law in their name.
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  2095.  @rafezetter8003  Glad to see someone's paying attention.
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  2096.  @infinitesimotel  That's also true. It's the nature of all empires, kingdoms and states. Fail to integrate everything and the structure fails and leads to inevitable ruin.
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  2097. Fear and Ego - powerful combination for manipulation.
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  2098.  @mijicmugendo  because they just had one. Suppose they got a Yes vote - would there be a third to clarify the confirmation that 14's vote is outdone? No; they'd jump at it This is all a matter of the SNP not getting their way so they're still sulking.
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  2099. That dream was made only in name: so many stipulations for the sake of a deal we should never have gone for. But then what can we expect: the establishment never wanted Brexit to begin with - they thought the public too "obedient" to choose to Leave. And so the last seven years so far have been, in a sense, an indirect "punishment" for our disobedience... and the people will keep voting anyway.
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  2100. Well then they can also stop complaining about "equality". Im in agreement with the fella, but you cant pick and choose when one or the other applies- either you have equality and take the same blows, or you don't. Either way, feminists need to shut up.
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  2101.  @Adhellyer  That is the fault of those who don't stop to think of not eating, not the food itself. I like my meat and I'm going to keep eating it and in proportion to everything needed for a healthy diet. Besides, vegans need suppliments in later years and that testifies the necessity of consuming what they would get if they just ate some damn meat.
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  2102.  @Adhellyer  As for debate? They don't WANT to debate - those in favor of multiculturalism and migration: to them you're either for it, or you're whatever ism they want to throw out.
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  2103.  @CathyKitson  first of all, true Liberalism is right wing along the lines of Libertarianism. More so then Conservatism. Second of all, Socialism is the closest to middle ground as a leftist can get. And that always degenerates into either Fascism or Communism - both facets of Authoritarianism with Anarchism being it's polar opposite on the right.
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  2104. Yeah this ain't gonna end well...
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  2105.  @Bbbbbbbbbbhhhhhhh  We're not talking of a sort that takes criticism of their faith well mate. They've gone to far extreme measures for much less then this and no matter what anyone wants to believe, they're of that faith first and everything else a distant second, so long as it doesn't interfere. By all means impose those rules, but their parents and the fanatics are going to retaliate and rest assured they won't be kind: not to a country which at rare most - gives them a finger wagging but ultimately a free pass.
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  2106.  @aliasofanalias7448  so did i; less then a year ago, the world didn't stop for me, so I will not stop for them.
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  2107. Idris, stick to your films.
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  2108.  @themanftheworld8439  and seeing as they only get power these days by getting into cahoots with the Tories - what's the difference?
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  2109. Welcome to the underhanded tactics of politics.
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  2110.  @jeffreyd700  stupidity like this is why I openly embrace misanthropy.
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  2111.  @williamjones7607  well let's drop the moral posturing shall we? We all know theres no altruism in this rant - instead nothing short of an imposed sense of indignation keeps puppets screaming their cries of racism - they've counted on it.
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  2112.  @Eira436  name a singe country that hasn't in some way done the same. Seriously all this ranting about colonialism yet not a word mentioned about the mass migration being exactly the same thing is sickeningly hypocritical.
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  2113.  @simondjangothe4349  Don't participate, refuse the system and not play the rigged game that entraps rather then empowers. I choose no-one to represent me other than myself.
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  2114. He's lost his credibility - he only had one job: which he failed miserably at doing. So explain how he thinks his non credible voice should sway us one way or the other: especially since so many in the force abuse their power as seen in the selective measures I what protests they break up or protect and it's barely been a month since two were found bonking in their patrol car whilst ignoring a response call from a serious assault! I feel for those amongst them who actually want to do their duty, but they're going to need to do their part in ousting these many vipers just as we need to oust their enablers from the seats of power - current and opposing.
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  2115.  @alexisagginie4574  you mean the very media she clings desperately to for relevance? Please...
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  2116.  @susanbrown2909  and you think Labour is any different? Please.
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  2117. Psh what next? Wipe your hands and keyboard/mobile each time you refer to her by name? She's just another human being - albeit given too much attention for so little like the rest of the spoilt brats in the family.
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  2118. And what's more annoying then that? The majority who reject that minority and yet do... NOTHING.
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  2119.  @andrew8168  enough to blow one over, but yeah as you say, not enough to actually like her as a person - an awful lot like that in showbiz these days... I miss Rachel Weisz...
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  2120. ​ @bootlebadboy  We could have a nation of them; but we suffer from a lack of brass in our own. Instead, we have a nation obstinant in the idea that ticking a box in a ballot makes any difference in the long run. Trump is lightning in a bottle and after this term, he can't run again and there won't be anyone like him let in again.
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  2121. What stops you and everyone else representing yourselves. You actually approve of complete strangers who know nothing about you and vise versa in having full control over your life and what not?
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  2122.  @berylwelch3526  People don't have to vote for anyone - especially when the only ones who get in are no different to one another and people wonder why things never change.
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  2123. How sad.
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  2124.  @therookie5714  Well then it shows just about enough of her character then doesn't it - silence implies consent to the madness and so long as she's getting a cheque she'll hold back from saying what should be said whilst sharing the stage in interviews.
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  2125.  @lostandfound5145  Her surroundings are an excuse - you can always get out from that, but she needs to accept the responsibility for her own choices. Age and experience do not excuse her and she clearly believes in the tripe she's spewing as there's no hesitation in anything. Compared to what many of us could and would rightly say - Drinker let her get off light.
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  2126. Interesting and even admirable on paper, but it's never going to be implemented in practice: the solicitors will be howling in the ECHR whenever it's attempted to be invoked... and quite frankly, they agree with anything the EU says.
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  2127.  @commanderdon4300  violence is never a desirable answer but unfortunately it sometimes winding up being the only one that gets results. When someone, no matter the age is wanting to end you; a scolding tends to not do much good.
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  2128.  @MustyUnderboob  The world still worked, in spite of it. And each of the perverts in the church were dealt with whenever found - these days they're protected just as much .
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  2129.  @bridiesmith5110  I agree with that - curious how this gets to be news with the farmers protesting, Ireland getting fired up and the plan for conscription. I don't deal in coincidences - it's intentional. And my condolence to your loss - 21 years late but never the less.
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  2130.  @maartinhs  Funny, nobody is talking about how Ukraine back in 2014 when it was deemed the most corrupt country in Europe under the same regime people now herald as heroes...
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  2131. Not surprising. What better way to disinfranchise your opponent then to make them seem incompetent.
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  2132. And yet you voted anyway; knowing there was a chance he'd get in.
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  2133. How do you THINK it happened...
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  2134. And this is what establishment wants - it wants us afraid, wants us dependant, wants us obedient, wants us silenced at our own whim.
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  2135.  @-pressxtostart-  And the irony is lost on you it seems
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  2136. Oh they're working on that.
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  2137. Unfortunately what is and what isn't defined as it, is dependant on the perspective of the state. What we see here is nothing compared to what gets done to those who are not left wing.
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  2138.  @TheNemocharlie  Oh please...
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  2139.  @psrpippy  And given who was in power the 13 years prior - you ought to know who to blame for giving them the means to get back into power.
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  2140.  @ptv8113  And you don't think that's done unintentionally? People are easiest to manipulate when they're easily offended and the simplest to control when they're divided. No matter what party it is - whether it's left or right wing; that factor in this system is always the same. Labour did it with "Political Correctness" Tories did it with "Conspiracy Theory"
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  2141.  @parametr  As if she'd have even given one once her argument had run out of steam "We're running short of time so" and the like.
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  2142.  @jamesdenny5078  Let's drop the moral posturing shall we? We both know there's no altruism in this argument - merely an indignation based on an irrelevance. Do you have a point you're trying to make with your presumption? On the contrary - I don't vote. No point in voting within a system designed to delude people into believing there's a difference within the parties aside from colour of ribbon and printed stance, when the reality is they're all on the same page and that's to make a career on fooling the people into an orderly obedience. So "I" am not accountable or responsible for their actions - but everyone who does vote in that system is, as when you put your little tick in the box for a candidate, you accept the risk of possibility for when the government - whether your side wins or not, acts out in a matter deprived of what you hope for - indeed you offer your consent to it. Ergo you're more guilty for the actions of both Labour and the Tories then I ever could be. Would you like to attest to how it feels to have played your role in handing the strings you're bound to, from one puppetmaster, to the other?
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  2143.  @franklingoodwin  Hmm let's see - continously importing thousands a day on a currency backed by debt without collateral and a parliamentary government hellbent on Net Zero. If you don't call that on the brink then I don't know what is.
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  2144.  @jamesberry5578  You'll find these are the people who complain about irrelevance and have nothing to say about what's relevant. I agree with you completely.
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  2145.  @Philljag  Hmm and how many times has NATO either been directly involved with or financially supportive of an invasion in the last century? So far the only time it hasn't has been with Russia via Ukraine. Really makes you think, huh.
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  2146. Lost their mind? You mean they actualy had sense at some point?!
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  2147.  @sandrafinbar  and only wlnd up splitting the vote; giving either Labour or Tory the win by default and thus facilitating my consent and acceptance of their lunacy, for my trouble?
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  2148. And yet the people keep voting...
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  2149.  @Voltaic_Fire  And when the backers of that ESG score see they're losing more then what they're gaining - by an awful large margin seeing how little is being sold: I wonder if that score will just... coveniently begin to decline.
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  2150.  @lonalxaia  they're one and the same since one uses the other.
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  2151.  @JackieMilburnt  and clearly one to answer back
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  2152. It's over for the Tories this round - sickening as it is, the vote will fall to Labour, if not through landslide by the predictive nature of the puppets the population tends to be, then by technicality in a hung parliament. Almost by design - the economic structure is being undermined and confidence in government is being sabataged by a strategic incompetence.
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  2153.  @KaranBrown-xv6kk  And yet you figure to change things you keep empowering that very same system? Listen to yourself before you start calling people clowns and muppets.
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  2154.  @daniellogansa8101  and again - portray Martin Luther King with a white guy - see what happens.
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  2155.  @birchstudio2900  I commend you for surviving it - but would I be correct in saying that it's turning out similar to said union here in the west?
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  2156. Says everything about democracy doesn't it. And yet people keep blindly upholding it.
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  2157.  @firoz747  I don't see how you honour the dead by calling for the killing of more of the innocent.That isn't a call of righteousness, it's a cry of lunacy.
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  2158.  @walterpierce6061  What's the matter? Is having someone from outside your country having an opinion too much for you? I'm surprised - America's been doing that to other countries for time now...
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  2159.  @Edward-k7z  between cooperation with establishment or insolvency of the nation - which do you think they would choose.
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  2160.  @Kate-ec1uy  oh drop the moral posturing; shall we? The modern generation is not responsible for the actions of previous.
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  2161.  @Enough_Is_Enough_Official  why rush? You're only going to be signing for more of the same anyway.
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  2162. Oh the naivety.
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  2163.  @PSG81  regardless in this regard; they see it for what it is. This is a time where "The enemy of my enemy is my friend."
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  2164.  @jhwheuer  and you're going to try telling me with a straight face that NONE of them have engaged in warfare? That none of them have had acts of conquest be enacted on their own part? Throw me another one "genius".
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  2165.  @ottomanwilde4836  that's not how we're told to be in England - we're to be ashamed and willing to be conquered with a smile and a thank you. It's pathetic.
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  2166.  @richardboaz-mashagospel2346  that'd be wise, but far from ever likely. The only things humanity has ever proven adept at is making mistakes by always forgetting the lessons of the past, being quick to point the finger but never look at their own blame and being in complete and total denial. In fact those three things are about the only thing humanity has ever truly excelled at.
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  2167.  @patriciaschuren2834  So you'd say the same if they went after Biden or Harris would you?
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  2168.  @patriciaschuren2834  are not what? Don't shuffle your words now... let's see what you've got to say before I demolish the petty argument. Or do you already know that to be the case and this being your petty way of moral posturing?
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  2169. 🙄 And the arms dealers are raking it all in...
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  2170. And he was doing a bloody good job - at least better then the idiots who've been in the last forty years.
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  2171. And how many times has that piece of paper been amended now??
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  2172.  @gottabme  If it can be amended, it means it's not infallible, therefore can also be undone, ergo it is not the be all, end all of the nation. It's kept for blind traditions sake and nothing more. Even the nation itself hasn't been what it was meant to be - about 23 years after Franklin made his famous quote "We have made a Republic, let us see how long you keep it." and seeing how quickly the nation jumped to lending and so forth - it fell right into the same trap that it had longed to escape from.
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  2173. Keep dreaming. Even if they get in - the agenda will resume. Establishment will demand it and you'll have given them the means to do it.
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  2174.  @Richard482  the means to generate Solar, Wind, Hydro, etc. All those take materials and it takes energy to manipulate those materials. So where's it coming from?
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  2175. Yeah, mock Muhammad in the same way mate; see what happens!
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  2176.  @gijgij4541  Well it's true you can't spell delusional without being able to spell denial with the same words either.
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  2177.  @mikehunt4265  But you ARE doing the same thing over and over - you're running to tick a box and thus keep the very system going that those two parties and every other are in service to!
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  2178.  @Julie-q1z  Hey, my taxpayers money goes into that outdated and pointless estate; involuntarily might I add - if I want to voice opinion then I will.
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  2179.  @ArrowfieldMan  I have, you're just not content because I haven't given the answer you wanted to hear.
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  2180.  @kanedNunable  So how is Greece doing with that massive debt it owes and has had to go begging to Germany at least twice despite having the same "magical currency"
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  2181. Did Joey ever manage to climb a flight of stairs without falling or find his way off stage without getting lost?
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  2182. Friendly with those lunatics? Hah! As for how we can get better? Simple; people need to grow up, realise the world owes them nothing and if they want for anything they have to earn it. I've never demanded the world give me anything and everything I own I have earned. I'm not the smartest in the world and I can do it: why can't anyone else? Answer: laziness.
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  2183. Funny, i don't recall him lashing out with the same fury whenever Blair pokes his beak in - another politician having lied frequently; including to involve us in an illegal war... but wait he's not a Tory so that must be OK.
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  2184. Well, time for someone to pick up that phone...*arms folded* because I FUCKING CALLED IT!!!
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  2185. She was also on Epsteins Yacht as one of his yacht girls - how do you think she got anywhere in the first place? Talent?
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  2186.  @Susie470  yup.
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  2187.  @Madders23  I wonder would you be singing from the same hymn sheet had it not been a pomped up royal with the camaras on. I volunteer for both the elderly and homeless - never needed applause or attention for that. You want to show appreciation? Bread, butter and a filler is a start.
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  2188.  @Madders23  "It's easy to be conspicuously compassionate when someone else is paying the price" She shows up for an hour and gets the praise of someone who works their backside off five to six days a week while hoping to make ends meet themselves... This aint sourgrapes; if you've earned your means and want to do good then all power to you, but the disingenuous play being swallowed and taken as legitimacy makes me sick.
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  2189. Not a chance in hell. Anybody who could accept that of their wife, there's a word for that: Cuckold. And here's another: PATHETIC!
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  2190.  @w33dy86 oh absolutely, just unfortunately unworkable in practice. Better still would be to order the coast guard to pop the dinghies on sight, take the illegals on board; before registering them on a database and classify them as illegal before tossing them into another dinghy and order them back at rifle point.
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  2191. Would help if idiots didn't keep grabbing hold of masks for five minutes.
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  2192. Orwell I view with absolute respect - even if there would be an area of disagreement: for noone can truly agree with one another all the time. But my first philosophy I came to realise through his work and my own knowing of history and it's machinations is that "History is truly written by those who won and not always do the good ones win; who then sort to lionise themselves by demonising those that were, in that evils become good and good evil. Therefore noone learns and history is thus doomed to repeat."
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  2193.  Bewareinjustice  Well seeing as the Quran also states the land of Israel being that of the Jews; I wonder just how bold you are to call that unfounded as well. I'd ask you the same question, but much like from me, from you it's far from relevant, even if rhetorical. Try harder.
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  2194.  @Peace4867  Hmm well since Quran also states that those "Israel descendant stories" are of "Allah's word and his word is incorruptible... care to elaborate then how Israel by such is an illegal state without calling the Quran a liar... because after all since it states the Biblical accounts, Torch, Talmud and New Testament alike are correct... you're going to have to go one way or the other.
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  2195.  Larry Kohut  I'd say go for the subtitles but hey, to each his own.
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  2196.  @scooby1992  and how has Khan being working out for London since? Not siding with Johnson here, but it's not exactly untrue when I point out that Khan is pretty inept himself.
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  2197.  @andyb4864  we? I don't recall getting any say at that table. Nor did any MP even mention it - so "we" didn't vote on anything. That "union" is the 4th reich and nothing more.
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  2198.  @SuperGreen36  Oh please... 🙃
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  2199. Well in response to that I say - Either you are as right as you can go, or you are completely wrong.
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  2200. Although the Great Oxidation actually killed more, it generally goes unmentioned in terms of ELE severity as opposed to The Great Dying and the Cretaceous/Paleogene extinction.
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  2201.  @OldManMatty  No, I'm talking about "Palestine" a land of which the people; Philistines have been extinct for almost three thousand years and even then they didn't have a state. Let's face it, the middle east has over twenty Muslim states and they're all at arms because the existence of the one Jewish one which is rightly the Jewish homeland. They're the ones constantly poking the bear, but now they're the victims... pathetic.
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  2202. If you want to even call THAT a man... a man in body but a kid in mind that never grew up to learn to accept real responsibility.
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  2203.  @dragonfox2.058  a man in body absolutely, but like most today; he's never grown up to deserve even that what he is and we see.
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  2204. Well... DUUUUUHHH... 🙄 This is what ive been TRYING to tell people...
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  2205.  @fessali5726  That's like saying the French are still Gaulic - what a ridiculous argument on your part.
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  2206.  @threadtapwhisperer5136  sad thing is it could stop right now, if only the majority had the will to open their eyes and clean their ears: none of this is hidden or secret - it's quite open and overt and once you see the truth and see it as it is, you can't unsee it.
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  2207. What a waste.
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  2208. The name of God the son's angelican name anyway.
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  2209.  @richardschofield2201  tell that to a Muslim then.
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  2210.  @bigcatproductions2789  So when will Biden's lot be sent to the slammer?
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  2211.  @Klongu_Da_Bongu  Maybe not, but they've sure pioneered to perfecting such. Now they won't tolerate anything other than themselves. Which in their own lands is a given, but they then stretch into ours and force us to accept it - lest our own weak society scornfully turn on its own.
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  2212.  @Klongu_Da_Bongu  Repeating the mistakes of the past after forgetting them is about the only thing humanity truly excels at. And my perspective of which you claim your family would not agree to, comes from my own who also did: great grandmother escaped Germany in 32 just before my grandmother was born whilst the remainder of the family remained...and you can imagine the rest. my grandfather in 43 at only 17 years old was drafted to defend the UK before being taken over to Burma where he ended up being taken as a prisoner by the Japanese, almost lost his arm during his "tenure" and then after the whole thing was over, the UK government abandoned him and everyone else in Australia to either fend for themselves or otherwise. When he managed to get back four years after that, everyone thought he'd been KIA. And after all he saw and witnessed, lived with after, he lived to be 83 and I remember him saying; VERY lucid in mind, that he wondered why he'd even bothered with the way this world had turned and taken everything set down for granted.
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  2213. You see it.
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  2214. Nice in theory but impossible in practice
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  2215.  @peterc.1618  no amount of medical attention will ease the pain of that brand though xp
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  2216.  @mobsiesixsixsix9785  there's no pleasing some people.
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  2217. Just wait till they do to the rest of the UK what they're planning in Cambridgeshire - this'll be one of their justifications... total arseholes.
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  2218. Not been paying attention to the influx coming in on the dinghies have you... tried booking a hotel recently?
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  2219. Sighs once again - the insanity continues...
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  2220. Come on now - the companies weren't "Impressed" they were always going to do this on their terms. We ARE a bankrupt nation after all and their owners also own the banks whom the nation is indebted to.
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  2221.  @aragurn9019  And that's why these lunatics keep going. You think they're going to let up just because he's apologised? My goodness you're naive. They'll wait for just the tiniest slip up and he'll be for the jump. But it's for the "Peace..." capitulatist cowardice.
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  2222. Ok.
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  2223.  @archstanton6310  😂 You serious?!
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  2224.  @debbzev  You talk as if people actually give two shits - most don't vote on who the person is, they vote either out of habit or self interest. And let's face it for politics, when the people want the impossible it's only the liars who satisfy enough to get the vote. That and the decent ones will never get to hold the reins as they don't go along with the intentions of the status quo.
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  2225.  @archstanton6310  I rest my case.
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  2226.  @DuruttiVisca  Don't be so blind.
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  2227.  @fanfeck2844  You really are oblivious.
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  2228.  @fanfeck2844  😧 Hopeless.
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  2229.  @johnnyhall7065  By everyone rejecting the establishment it controls.
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  2230. @DriftZ TwoSeven I'm Jewish, that he has some lineage has nothing to do with his inability to do what needs to be done - he couldn't even do Brexit properly.
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  2231.  @mixodorians12  And the ones all politicians ultimately answer to, appreciate it when people like you believe that there is a difference.
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  2232.  @janete5331  If you were seeing everyone repeating the same mistake again and again despite the warning; wouldn't you be on the side of frustration? Especially when what they mistake in doing, results in the same outcome to which they complain? If I sound pompous, it comes only from fatigue and annoyance of such a blatantly clear and obvious truth being equally overlooked and ignored and because of it, not just everyone making that mistake has to pay for it, but the select few who don't are dragged along with it, me included. Call me pompous, but at least I'm honest.
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  2233.  @ianhilton9583  Well did you tick a box at the last election?
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  2234. Given how I've done more in MY country during my one third of a century on earth then what multiple monarchs have in their combined reign - I think I have just about as much reason to despise the outdated notion and spoilt brats without being forced out, thank you very much.
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  2235. Nice in theory James, abysmal in practice. Just get back to getting oil and work on nuclear.
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  2236. Best of this bunch is Truss though I wonder just what caviat will be her selling point to shove us under the bus.
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  2237. Well I hope you didn't vote because by doing so you've helped enable this and have lost your right to complain.
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  2238.  @anthonysokolsky6210  Animals again know when to run.
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  2239. And people actually believe them?! My god no wonder we're sinking fast...
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  2240.  @kimjackson4041  "What have we got to lose" more then you realise. "They treat the electorate like fools" You're fooling yourself, by keeping in doing exactly what it is the establishment wants you to. Even when you think you're rebelling, you're doing what establishment wants by voting - because that's all they want from you - the consent.
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  2241. Settling back where their ancestors were dragged out from... seems more to me they're just picking up where said ancestors finished off.
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  2242. Then it's about time for people to consider what I term Anarchistic Meritocracy.
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  2243. Nor would I blame you.
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  2244.  @telectronix1368  no need to bring the royals into this.
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  2245.  @cliffsmith1305  Explains why Trudeau, Biden and Fauci among others have a book long list of notes on hand then.
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  2246. A weak, perverted coward.
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  2247.  @cubswin6779  So why are you partaking and thus consenting to it all??
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  2248.  @Nadi-pu5ls  You see it.
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  2249. Unfortunately women demanded "equality" so they got "equality" and now they're expected to go along with it since these lot are basically using their argument. And naturally they don't like it. So are they going to denounce that "equality" now?
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  2250.  @roberthawkes2023  conspiracy theorist isn't even an insult - especially when you define the term and then reflect what an investigator does for a living.
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  2251.  @adamlouis3725  Michael isn't wrong...
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  2252. You have to be kidding. Please tell me you're just taking the mick...
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  2253.  @Keithemery889  putting clothes on a pig and letting it sit at a table doesn't make it a person. You've got as much chance of a man becoming a woman and vice versa as I do becoming Elon Musk. That's not a "phobia" that's just plain FACT.
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  2254.  @Keithemery889  through one ear and out the other i see... actually got a thought process of your own, or are you just going to chant the same mantras you've been told to? What I'm "triggered" by - what a ridiculous term of phrase; is deluded workshy idiots lecturing us into accepting what is essentially a form of body dysmorphia as an acceptable way of life when it isn't. These people don't need encouragement, they need serious help. Or are you going to start promoting that the bolemic and anorexic should be free to starve themselves to death? And spoiler - those too are body dysmorphic. Learn to think for yourself kid, don't be a clueless puppet. I'm game for free speech and free choice, but lunacy I am not.
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  2255.  @Keithemery889  they're all still up here as far as I can see. I have no need to delete anything I tend to say: unlike most I say as I think and I think as I say. Can you say the same, puppet?
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  2256.  @grief1  "could" will and does. It's not "progressive" it's just sheer and utter madness. I can accept it as a joke: fellas did it all the time for comedy's sake, but these people are serious and when comedy becomes reality, it leaves little left for sanity.
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  2257.  @tannerteddo  semantics - it's only a false equivalent when it defeats your argument. Acknowledge me as Elon and insist I get access to "my" funds and then I'll listen. But alright let's ask another question: if being trans means complete gender change - why is it that only men in prison that "change" to women request transfer to women's prisons and why is it that the official number of women doing the same is... zero? Another question: if changing gender is "normal" why is surgery even necessary? You try hard to argue but you're tangling yourself up in your own web.
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  2258.  @tannerteddo  "transphobes" implying a phobia, a fear where there is none. I am however a misanthrope: a buzzword you're not familiar with maybe?
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  2259.  @Keithemery889  says the one with a distorted sense of reality.
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  2260.  @tannerteddo  convenient that again you dismiss your own logic when it proves to contradict your argument. And an adult is old enough to know better - well one that isn't being raised as a basket case, which is getting increasingly less common. "All I would have to do..." why should I? Why should I indulge in someone's delusion when it's as clear as the difference between day and night? As again, my Elon Musk argument - you can call it as it actually is if you'd like: to think myself as someone else and own what they own is the thought process of a madman. But you won't admit to that because to do so would have you need to acknowledge that you're thinking like I and the rest of us who see the stupidity and the capricious carelessness behind a mental condition being exacerbated for the sake of the delusion of inclusion. And wouldn't that be just a bitch? Stop talking bollocks, you're making yourself look a like a complete fool.
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  2261.  @tannerteddo  thank you for proving my earlier point about how most others remove their posts unlike myself. And hardly semantics in that regard - definition of a word exists in language for a purpose, not just to try and morally postulate a justification to try and make yourself look clever without actual effort. A phobia is a fear, not a repulsion, no matter how much idiots try and twist things. And that wouldn't make me "feel any better" but you would at least be articulate, albeit misguided. I don't hate them singularly: I hate the entire human race, hence the misanthropy - I'm just not prepared to give their delusion any heedance... or would you like to start accepting that someone with multiple personality disorder actually is more then one person in one body?
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  2262.  @jrosam9569  Followed up by further news of how he's toeing the line like all those before him - because he doesn't want to be the one to be blamed for when the state is forced into insolvent bankruptcy.
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  2263.  @jacklondon5548  well I'm a misanthrope, so what's your point? Hypocrisy and delusion in denial on the part of those whinging because they didn't get their way, are among the reasons for whats holding this nation back from being proud and self sufficient again.
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  2264.  @norz8828  Respect is earned, not demanded. Tolerance means to put up with - not accepting. Funny though that both are expected of one side but not the other.
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  2265.  @siyaaviation3659  NHS collapse this NHS collapse that: Same excuse we've heard since day one of its founding...
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  2266.  @walkingthroughpixels  And if you think it's the elected government who's running the show, then your "living in reality" is just you kidding yourself. And your cowardly capitulation and submission is exactly why we're in this mess; too many wanting someone to hold their hand. Though with that said - unless the country stopped, you're unfortunately with a point. But at least my refusal to vote and acknowledge means I hold no responsibility for those getting in "on behalf" of those who do.
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  2267.  @jalmaritammela8642  Well instead of going out of their way to belittle men or try and be them, they were themselves and proved their strength with actions. They'd have seen those today, petty name calling those who so much as roll their eyes at these "new strong women" claiming to be "strong and independant" only to start crying when their words backfired on them - and think "She's not "strong" she's a kid playing at adulthood."
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  2268.  @heatleynoble  can't blame them for trying though can you? So inert, so indoctrinated into believing it that the truth tells them nothing.
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  2269.  @robm8809  Open your eyes if you're truly awake. You plan to vote don't you? Then they've already beaten you.
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  2270.  @KingDomsKingdom85  And that's just it - people are assholes and many tend to be nasty by default. But there's nothing to gain by omitting them - by doing that you leave a precident to justify silencing anything that is deemed "Nasty" and that term is broad and subjective: it could mean anything to anyone.
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  2271.  @randomuser4201  and for how long? Now since he can talk the talk, time for him to prove he's not all show and no go - and take in a couple families on his own expenses. He wants them here, he can pay for them himself.
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  2272. Unfortunately they cant be. When people crossed out their box of choice - they consented to the actions and choices made by the winner of the election in advance.
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  2273. Planning to take on some illegals at your own expense then are you?
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  2274.  @gameon2928  Not convenient enough. I throw most people through a loop when I state I'm a Misanthrope with borderline Nihilistic perceptions with a tendency towards Schadenfreude. Buzzwords that the good little puppets don't quite get told that often...
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  2275.  @gameon2928  means having to shoulder responsibility and to that we see the shying away. As a woman I knew once said "When times get tough, sisterhood punches out."
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  2276. That kind of complacency is what's allowed this to happen again. The price of peace and freedom is diligence. And whilst i don't at all condemn the attack on the innocent, never at all; the price to pay for the lack of said diligence is the likes of this and worse.
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  2277. Why bother? Just "lock" their cell door and let an "Accident" happen. Thing about prisoners - there's a lot of bad fuckers among them, but even THEY have standards and the likes of those who hurt and do stuff to kids and the elderly... let's just say, they don't last very long if not segragated...
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  2278. I'm to apologise?! Sunak you traitorous little swine, you can BITE MY FREEDOM LOVING ASS!!!
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  2279. And how astonishing 1816 miraculously was "The Year Without Summer" due to the Tambora eruption the year prior.
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  2280. And even that was based on a lie on both sides.
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  2281. Better to be far right, then to be far wrong.
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  2282. I always said I wouldn't reach 50. Cause if that becomes the system I'll likely be the among the first done away with because I'll reject it outright and tell them my signature remark: Bite my freedom loving arse!
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  2283. Then pay for it yourself instead of demanding everyone else to.
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  2284.  @bon3572  😧 But you don't extinguish a fire by throwing fuel on it... The only change that comes through this system is the change they want.
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  2285. So she's calling for equality one moment, then wants to treat differently the next? Me thinks the wee krankie lass is getting a little tangled up in her own web... well looks like Starmer's got himself something in common with her - both make complete arses by trying to be politically correct.
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  2286. ​ @RobertTeague-sg3tw Exactly - there aren't different races, simply different tribes: some get along and others don't.
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  2287.  @funkyanimaltheearloffunkdo1871  If not pubs outright. x.x
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  2288. Yeah l agree - I'll be interested to see how quick they'll sell themselves out upon the realisation of bankruptcy in a country that no longer has a currency.
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  2289.  @briancarton1804  "Hard won independence" which was quickly surrendered to the EU... How's the Lisbon treaty going by the way?
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  2290. I acknowledge their request, just as they can be aware of how im electing to equally ignore it.
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  2291. And all you're doing is exactly the same as anyone voting Tory or Labour or any other party is doing - giving establishment what it wants. Your submission and obedience.
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  2292.  @rosalindr4975  thank you, and to you in kind. Too many innocent people have suffered because of this ineptitude on both sides of that political aisle.
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  2293. Every single person who's voted in the last century. Each generation has been pipered into this.
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  2294. It's because of agenda - the powers just HAVE to shove this feminist crap down our throats.
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  2295.  @cheeseonion5117  and to answer your question - how many times now in the last five years has the "Great Queen" Nicola come begging for a bailout from the very parliament she claims to want free of? And this while Scotland is IN the union.
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  2296.  @annaparry4045  So long as they're within the confines of said law, policy can be prioritised before it. Detaining under citizen's arrest is legal with justified evidence, but most store policies prevent this because they don't want the hassle coming from the risk said detaining can entail.
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  2297.  @GabrielA-ug1vp  "When the people want the impossible, only liars can satisfy"
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  2298.  @marielaveau8761  a hint?! From me it's effing fragrant.
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  2299. And we have at least one jab at Brexit I see... can I see another?
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  2300. I personally have issue with government and those who really run things, but even i find such a notion of "time travel" other then in theory to be utterly asinine.
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  2301.  @callum9999  so what is your charter to lecture here? "15 year olds; do whatever you want, hold no accountability; anything you do, won't be held against you later"? Well, gentlemen - that quite openly rips open the floodgates to every other law breaker that wants to justify their innocence on a technicality. And spoiler alert - she's no longer 15: and didn't want to come back until long after she reached adulthood age. Convenient too her wanting to return only coincided with the reality her petulant little utopia wasn't quite all it was hyped up to be. So why should I - or any other hard working Brit, even give her the time of day? Why should we waste the taxpayer's money on a trial when the reality is unambiguous. She's gotten what she deserves - you want her back here, YOU pay for it, YOU take responsibility, DEAL with it.
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  2302. Wishful thinking - the puppets won't have the brass, nor the brains.
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  2303.  @_____alyptic  it's the same track whether it's Sunak or Starmer - who changes his direction more times then a cat chasing a laser pen.
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  2304.  @garethjones6880  no no no. State Owned is just as much a nightmare. It's public owned that makes for more difficulties in messing up and selling out. And Starmer can't even keep to one principal nor even his party of misfits.
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  2305.  @sueyourself5413  It was an example.
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  2306. The human race in general then.
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  2307. I sense a real life yandere... and here i believed they didnt exist...
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  2308. I'd sooner live on that island than listen to the tripe of Harris and Zolensky, along with their lord and master Klaus.
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  2309. And yet people keep taking part... WHY??
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  2310. I remember the last five words I ever said during my school years: "Thank God that's over with."
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  2311.  @awakeandwatching953  And you're most likely right - given everything being slipped through unnoticed.
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  2312. Psh he's not wrong - to think people believe voting one way or another makes any difference.
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  2313. And finally one of them is at least honest...
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  2314. Evolving from apes you have no problem with, but a global flood gets you objecting?
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  2315. If not communism then to fascism.
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  2316. Name a single nation in history, not guilty of doing that, even amongst themselves. I'll wait.
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  2317.  @LuRoyJenkins  You don't understand the matter.
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  2318. Clearly you've never volunteered in a care home...
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  2319. Then the lesson is that force is the ultimate authority. Unless you utilise it, it will be utilised against you.
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  2320. And why is that, exactly.
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  2321.  @eileenspamer  You're on the money: forget the politicians, they're just there to give you the illusion of choice. You don't have choice in the running of the country, you just have owners that own you and when you tick the box every few years, you're consenting to it happening. Their masters; the ones who own all the corporations, the governmental bodies, the media and so much more are the ones pulling the strings and no one seems to notice, no one seems to care.
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  2322.  @richardgallagher4880  An issue that simply cannot be fixed given the nature of how it came to be and for how long. How do you pay debt when the currency used not only depends on the existence of said debt, but each unit is worth far less than when it was first loaned.
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  2323. Hands off my pinball machine, you. XD
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  2324. If you've ever voted and especially this year; you already have.
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  2325. Oh for goodness sake... had it been a woman offing three men, she'd either be heralded as "empowered" or a "victim fighting back" Heart goes to the girls who were murdered and injured, but this is just asinine.
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  2326.  @Flawashington  I'm not saying they do, but to leave the country in the control of the ideologically oblivious generation who may have learned what they have in school but know nothing of how to actually utilise it - is borderline insanity.
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  2327.  @thumpertoon76  And you think that innocent men women and children ought to be targeted in retaliation? And that just made reason #3 for my daily justification behind my embracing misanthropy.
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  2328. The ONLY reason why the younger generation support him is because of the freebies they think they can sponge and take advantage of. The young are too naive to the ways of the world which is why as people get older; they learn that things aren't just handed to you for free. And those who continue to dream, remain utterly clueless. Which is what the likes of Corbyn depends on.
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  2329.  @viper_fan  that bus was a load of bull and even I called that out - I voted to leave for my own reasons and I stand by them; not by the back door capitulation both Tories and Labour are enacting to sneak us back into that failed US knockoff.
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  2330.  @feathersigil2048  but they don't understand it and once they do; provided the parents step in and do their role, they stop until their hormones kick in.
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  2331. I had just one. When it passed through it was the size of about 10 grains of salt bonded together; barely anything. And I'm not going to lie; that fucking thing led to the single most painful experience I ever suffered - well I compare it to the one time I had an abscess UNDER a wisdom tooth, so my mouth couldn't swell.
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  2332. They're both to blame. And don't try giving Labour a free pass: they're the ones who opened the doors TO the Tories. Frankly if you don't see that they're one and the same then there's no helping you.
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  2333. Yes he wants to import the world, just so long as it stays off his own doorstep. Sad thing is, a Muslim leader said it best about Macron a day or so ago - "The west imported from the Muslim world all those we wanted to imprison... and they did it for cheap labour. Well now they want to instead go on the welfare system and marry your women and bring in their ways. Work isn't going to see the time of day in their eyes and your way of life is imploding because of it. You've made your bed, now it's time you lay in it" to paraphrase. And the likes of O'Brien would see it happen to us as it is slowly but surely gaining momentum.
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  2334.  @archimedesd5794  A vote is a contract under the law - by ticking, you're signing your agreement to its terms - therefore the winner, be it the choice you made and their party, or not - are agreed under the law to act with your consent. Therefore by even a spoiled vote, you've signed and agreed. And you still think my decision is wrong? 😏
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  2335.  @60tbird1  Tell that to the countries that were almost immediately invaded after giving up their nuclear arms... and other than Ukraine, there isn't any other that wasn't invaded by a non-NATO force.
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  2336.  @Epicfunk  Name a country without shame and I'll point to you one that doesn't exist.
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  2337. That's the text book definition of war and it's been happening since the first proverbial ape learned he could lead the second to punch the third and fourth.
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  2338.  @ChocolateClocks  at the taxpayer's expense no less!
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  2339. Which is ironically proving that "Female to Male" trans never seek transfers - always the other way round though... hmm almost as if it's all bullshit isn't it?
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  2340.  @princealex3985  and there it is - "Better to bow to the EU then England" your only reasoning isn't for the bettering of the country; which wouldn't happen anyway, the Scottish government would simply just have another excuse for its inability to do anything of actual merit. Instead like typical pumped up Scots - your argument is based on one little thing: ought to know, my family is Scottish as well as Irish and English. That one thing: is sheer, pure, utter spite. And not even well though through spite either. The process of joining that fourth reich takes a good ten years, of which all states must agree, with no currency post leaving, a massive debt defaulting to bankruptcy and thus no infrastructure or economy: they'd be better off accepting Venezuela.
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  2341.  @iandurie8580  question also arises as to HOW they'll pay off the debt with any currency? They wouldn't have one from the word go the Pound Sterling's a British currency; in an independent Scotland it would be nulled and void.
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  2342.  @princealex3985  excellent! At least now you're being honest: Scotland can go with a massive portion of the debt we're carrying that it can not ever pay because it's currency will no longer be backed by the Pound Sterling having no access to the coffers - the subsidies we're paying can go to pay off our own. You're not seeing how you'd be doing us a favor here and dropping yourself in deep are you...
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  2343. And just who is going to pay for it, your government? And where will they get the money, you? Are you prepared to pay more in tax so they get what you call for? And by making government accountable and yet paradoxically by voting anyone, by default you grant consent to the winning faction to act in your name, are you prepared to accept that you yourself have every ounce of responsibility for the mess these nurses find themselves in for the lack of funding?
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  2344.  @louminarty  just like everyone who whined about Trump in 2016?
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  2345. Democracy is dictatorship being polite; always was and always will be.
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  2346. I do so truly hope I am wrong, but I do not expect for them to find her well.
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  2347.  @ThomasKing19933  Well you were VERY quick to fire at the Tories and their issues - rightly so perhaps, but if you're going to blame one, blame them all. Better yet - blame the people who keep buying into the bs that is voting in this system. The only thing the Tories did half right was leaving that failure of a bloc and they couldn't even do that properly: they insisted on a deal which has tethered Northern Ireland, restricted multiple areas to improve and the signing up of our military (what's left of it) to the auspices of Brussels being required to give consent for us to even defend ourselves. And all done because none of them wanted to leave in the first place - Cameron only ever put a referendum down to quieten skeptics like myself for the remainder of his career - and when that backfired he tucked tail. And Johnson only jumped on the Leave banner as a means to gain political power.
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  2348. And yet the British keep voting...
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  2349. The whole room is filled with self interested puppets that the dulled masses elected and because she's "victim of the day" that's what has everyone riled? 😧 And here I thought I couldn't be more despising of people...
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  2350.  @thomas-i5o7h  Quite right, hence I wasn't assuming.
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  2351.  @TheWolfe83  And neither do establishment care about yours. All they want is your compliance and obedience with no questions asked. Difference is - I'm not responsible for putting them here.
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  2352.  @peterburry2531  Semantics.
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  2353. 0:14 Bit of a slip up there... betcha nothing will be said about that though.
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  2354. And replace him with who, another puppet of the establishment?
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  2355.  @ThePresidentOfAustralia  Where does he remember having it last?
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  2356. You're not a "End is near" sort of guy? You should be; this is an utter abomination of man's creation. Funny how we endeavor to be gods by making gadgets, yet we do little in trying to be good men and women with reason and logic.
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  2357. Just to point out again: Fascism is a left wing politic, not a right wing...
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  2358. My heart goes to the mother for her loss. However and I'm not at all saying this as a defender of either Biden or Harris: they're both despicable. But every one of us is responsible for their own decisions and choices - the lad had the choice too and chose poorly. And true Biden and Harris failed in keeping the substance from entering the country - the lad was the one who chose to take it.
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  2359. Him and those before.
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  2360.  @TokyoTraveller  My line of questioning wasn't directed at you but at society in general. But for my lack of clarity in my last comment I apologise.
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  2361. Nothing, thats the thing. Hes doing as he's told by establishment, like all before him - just a little bit more openly.
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  2362. "Far right" my foot. Anything not as left as Marx and Mao these days is immediately declared "Far right".
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  2363.  @meganjperry9489  and rightfully so.
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  2364.  @Kenobi5001  Obama was a waste of time and got in on "that" card and Bush Sr couldn't count to three without referencing a calculator.
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  2365. No he means "We" cause all the idiots who think that voting will make a difference, are the ones empowering the politicians and their masters for them to be able to do all this to begin with!
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  2366. You want a charity? Be charitable. Don't go expecting others to do it on your behalf - anyone who does charity for a living isn't charitable; they're making bank at the expense of someone else's misery. It's sick.
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  2367. Exactly. This back and forth between business and unions, left and right, people and people - is the pendulum swing put in place to keep all of them in line.
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  2368.  @HermanWillems  we don't hate Europeans, we merely don't want to be dictated to in our own country by the unelected amongst them.
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  2369.  @Masowe.  And before you go "The lesser of two evils" save it - When knee deep in mud, be thankful it's not up to your neck - but you're still knee deep in mud. You don't prevent evil by enabling one over the other - it still occurs and all who want in on the stage answer to the same establishment as one another, regardless of how they twist their words to suit your comfort and have you gulled into surrendering your rights and freedoms for the privileges they diguise as rights.
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  2370.  @arcious60  you do that the moment you speak or act and you're always bound to get someone who will try and object to whatever you say or do. It's ultimately up to you, whether you back down and clam up, or you continue. This has been the case since the first men and women walked and it's going to happen up until the last. A written privilege or no.
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  2371.  @Junosensei  privileges are what government state you are entitled to - but those can be taken just as easily as they are given. Rights on the other hand exist in that you yourself are prepared to fight and defend them; you have as many as you're willing to stand for, relent on a right and you lose it until you're prepared to stand for it. It's not what I "think" it's what I "know"
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  2372.  @Junosensei  that's right. Keep telling yourself that. Do however remember - trends come and trends go but one thing you will never be able to control and that's the way we think. Think yourself whatever you want to, that's your business; but if you think everyone has to share in that delusion, think again.
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  2373.  @MrSupergibs  I agree.
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  2374. Only He has that right and most who claim to be of Him don't even believe in Him any more.
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  2375.  @run2cat4run  and I doubt anything will change - all Reform and the like will do, is split the vote and either the Tories or Labour will win by default.
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  2376. "Deporting our problems" imbecile - these 100,000 back loggers aren't our problem - they shouldn't even BE here!
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  2377.  @Mr_Jamin007  No, they'd do as they're told. You need to learn about those who really run the country, de jure.
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  2378.  @cosmicphoenix9  she's in an allotment at a local cemetery... so yes.
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  2379.  @SSJfraz  😂 Explain just how Scotland will be able to afford the conditions of entering that failed bloc - when it's currency will be non existent upon independence and it's debt ratio far too high from what it will be expected to inherit from leaving? And so much for "Independent Scotland" if the first thing you'd want to do is go begging to Brussels to have them take over. Oh wait, unsurprising how it's just two fingers up to the English and Sturgeon's jump for a cushy job.
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  2380. @Graeme Roberts try and see any country in that failed bloc make a trade arrangement outside ot without Brussels turning around to say "Em no, not unless we're included".
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  2381. @Graeme Roberts 😂 Delusional. 27 countries having to band together to have the thought of outperforming a union of four. 👏 Bra~vo~. Once we have an actual government that can actually do its job to have the UK self invest, the EU will slump faster then the Austrian painter did after pulling the trigger.
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  2382. @Graeme Roberts 😂 If you say so - a currency, if even possible Scotland would have to give up and join the Euro whilst contributing.... what exactly? The debt inherited from the division? Oh I'm sure Greece and Spain would LOVE to have to cough up... delusional.
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  2383. Exactly. I'm an obligate carnivore by choice but even I give greens, veg and fruit a chance now and then.
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  2384. @SillySausage2024 Then let people deal with that themselves... oh of course, that doesn't help the status quo... no, they want people lazy, dependent and so in turn, obedient.
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  2385.  @thejac0b1te36  And why would there be? The people are that complacent and dependant, the majority of them haven't even noticed. Distracted by bread and circuses as they are.
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  2386.  @thejac0b1te36  And then what did the people do? They relented that control, because "It's easier" to live under the illusion of liberty than it is to uphold it. Equality has NEVER and will NEVER exist. Rome tried it, France has tried it four times already and so on: it's an exercise in futility, not because of the idea, but because you can't make people uphold something against their will, otherwise you have a dictatorship and what is then the point?
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  2387. I'm far from ever trusting anyone in service to the establishment - such as anyone is elected into power. But she definitely got my nod of approval for calling this mentally ill and depraved man for what he is, instead of indulging the delusion he would sooner have everyone entertain. That being phobic? Fear of isn't the issue - fear of what it's going to bring and what it has brought to countless, however is.
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  2388.  @eyesodd  I'm completely aware of that fact - another fact is that any and all who strive for power fall in the same category. He's just a little bit more open about it than most.
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  2389. That's exactly what you'd get. Nobody gets into power and stays there if they don't toe the line.
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  2390. And the players will only have themselves to blame for letting them get away with it...
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  2391.  @ASHEN_ONE_GAMES  prepare to be surprised.
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  2392.  @McMiner3244  If you think what he did was bad - just check out what Tigger did xD
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  2393.  @MJB531  my thoughts are at least my own and not those imposed on me obeying the whim of others then wondering why things don't change. My ideas are my own, I don't acknowledge or accept authority over me other than two individuals: one of them is me, the other is the one that most people in this world have stopped believing in.
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  2394.  @andrewneil6027  a little quick on the trigger there aren't you? What is that you ask? Well we voted to leave that failed bloc so that basically entails we have no say on their affairs and they have no say on ours - issues such as the Friday Agreement were matters between both sides of Ireland and the UK, not the EU so it's a matter they have no argument or purpose to butt into. Any trade deals, ought to have been begun once Brexit was complete... of course we know the reason why it hasn't gone this way - Ursula and stooges for a U.S.E in the form of the dweeb Verhofstadt, can't stomach the idea that their project can be left and are looking to punish, and the careerists in UK politics didn't want Brexit to begin with because it actually entailed... doing an actual job instead of relying on the safety net of pointing the finger at Brussels when their inadequacy, acquiescence, or disinterest started to demonstrate faulty leadership and they would, without said scapegoat need to find a bloody good excuse for their failures, lest a justifiably angry mob call for the guillotine so to speak.
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  2395.  @jovickers5313  All 100% of those who chose to cross a box next to their stooge of choice did. That process being that the winning party gets to act how it wants, when it wants and all in the name of the voter - whether they chose the winning party or not. ALL who crossed a box are culpable.
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  2396. @Jennifer-x3m Then you retain your right to object to all this.
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  2397. "Necessary" he says about police at the Christmas markets... MAYBE if we hadnt invited them all in en mass in the FIRST PLACE; we wouldnt have to be dealing with all this, now would we?! 🙄 And Kate can say all she wants - i dont wish that ailement on anyone but her posturing is pretentious! "Oh you're not alone" she says - yeah its easy saying that, when she can get all the high in treatment, whilst not worrying about bills and feeding her kids; she gets it all at the taxpayer's expense - all the while the rest of us have to worry whether or not we'll even understand those supposedly qualified to treat us!
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  2398. How sentimental... and at this I roll my eyes, since sarcasm can't be deemed by just a string of words unless stating the obvious. In Darren's little world I'm sure everything is fine and dandy - however the weak link is: this is earth. Regardless of race he says- try calling yourself White English.
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  2399.  @piqueny8872  Oh drop the "racist" crap - the illegals and these gangs act out and get little more than a slap on the wrist, but when we object to their activity, we're called for it. And you WONDER why those among us have lashed out.
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  2400.  @maskofsan1ty  No, the ones funding the scientists and their research do.
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  2401.  @someoneelse9271  And it'd be the same if some other party got in, because it's not the party that decides what's what; the owners of the nation do.
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  2402. NATO and the western world abhor colonialism and the actions of the Soviets and yet here they are essentially doing the same. Hypocrites.
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  2403.  @Brian-om2hh  how about the convenience of the scientists who one minute telling government that there was no merit on vaxxing 1w to 15 years, only for the government to ignore "the science" then the next thing we see; they're standing aide by side agreeing with government who conveniently also fund their research grants...
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  2404.  @djdoolittle1315  what pic is there to take; I won't be at a ballot to tick anything.
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  2405.  @djdoolittle1315  Nothing is free, not even your freedom. Never forget that.
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  2406.  @ryanholland6750  I'm right there with you buddy. The moment you object to the mantra, you're instantly attacked and mocked as if your very existence is a blight in the converted's eyes. Unfortunately it is far easier to deceive someone then it is to try and tell them they're been deceived. Don't lose moral, keep strong and don't capitulate; there are people on your side.
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  2407.  @jacquelinebrook4688  I don't.
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  2408.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  I didn't. Censorship is such a vile occurrence. I may not be on the same page as you - but we both surely agree on the repulsion of such censoring.
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  2409.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  And I'll throw a philosophy of mine - "Say no more than what you would have said, do no less than what you would have done."
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  2410. No, it's underhandedly telling the people of the UK that we've already sent them, long before announcing it.
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  2411. 😧 very romantic, but in the end there is no party that will ever get into power that won't do what Labour will; and that is doing what they're told by the establishment that REALLY runs things. Vote for anyone and all you're doing is legitimising the establishment's authority. Call that trolling or not - the facts don't care about how much you believe the vote makes a difference when it doesn't.
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  2412.  @JackTorrance333  You, I and likewise know there's only one way they're going to realise the scope of what's going on - and by then it'll be too late.
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  2413. It's going to end in tears either way.
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  2414.  @yvonneclarke4275  You see it - no matter the party, establishment gets what it needs to do what it wants. The squabbling between Starmer, now Badenoch, Farage, Davey and so on; that's just bread and circuses for the masses - to give the illusion of choice.
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  2415.  @paulfitzgerald7513  Some of the worst things have been done with "good intentions". That is absolutely no excuse for ignorance - those who vote accept the system therefore they need to accept the blame.
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  2416.  @davidbrims5825  looking to sell the rope from which he will one day hang.
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  2417.  @ibrstellar1080  Better yet - abolish the throne completely.
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  2418. Not that I side with Biden or this fool for what they've done, but I can easily answer one reason why, one that no one on either side of the divide wants to admit. One term. BRICS.
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  2419. 15:10 How did Katie's face get so distorted you ask? Well... I get the impression she was asked if she liked pancakes... I do too Katie, I do too.
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  2420. It's not that society chastises women for having sex, it's the fact that so many are having that many partners that it puts a lot off the incentive. It's a cruel fact but it's why so many women in that industry find it hard to find men to be partners - not only does the man have to accept that she's having it off with every guy she works with, he has to hope to hell when they have time to be intimate that she's not going to be numb to it.
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  2421.  @Wovenbasket12345  tell that to someone who doesn't remember the drive for "Political Correctness" following Blair ripping the doors off our borders.
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  2422.  @uponthebay  typical "Grass is greener" rhetoric.
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  2423.  @realhorrorshow8547  they're a symptom and partially the cause. Both sides of that chamber echo the issue with the country. Ironically people think they're actually opposed.
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  2424.  @MFC343  Neither.
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  2425. There is NO common ground when it comes to abortion: you're either opposed or you advocate the act of murder. End of. And if diversity doesnt matter on the battlefield; why is the conversation even taking place. You're at war, not a popularity contest.
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  2426.  @edmundblackaddercoc8522  and someone finally nails it. Too busy in the huge distraction. Which is why I mock in pity, anyone who claims voting Reform will make a lick of difference. For even if by some sheer fluke they got in, they would either tow the system line or never be in power.
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  2427.  @KayRay424  Yeah and look how they utterly drained him during his term. They'll do the same the second time round, provided they don't tamper with the outcome.
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  2428.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Because what party in power is going to accept responsibility for the insolvency of the nation once they fail to make the first payment for the loans this nation, like every other has accumulated over a century following the abolition of the physical collateral for money backing? Because the moment they refuse to toe the establishment line, that's what'll be expected of them.
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  2429.  @scottfrye  Touche, so isn't it disturbing when that becomes the normality and not just a jest?
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  2430.  @Spawnwick_Boseman82820  Says one who jumps to the defense of a puppet who's only offering is the legalising of murdering the unborn. And again, the other guy isn't a saint - he's deplorable, but better a dentist you hate but know they're going to do the job right, than the one you get along with but barely knows what they're doing.
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  2431. And so the pantomime plays on...
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  2432.  @정의훈-t6h  under whos regime though.
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  2433.  @kalskirata42  and it's all done by design - a distracted, unfocused society is one that's easily controlled and that's what it's all about.
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  2434. Mandela clearly knew a lot of diplomats then; the very nature of diplomacy is to seem just and fair and good willed to as many sides as possible while in reality being the reason all sides oppose one another.
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  2435. Yeah the country that never has and never will exist.
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  2436.  @johnrussell3961  as opposed to most "Men and Women" of today? I look around and see many Boys and Girls - adults only in age by the eyes of the law, but very few Men and Women.
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  2437.  @stevesheppardmusic  indeed - both in government and in its opposition.
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  2438. Two things make this sad - 1, we worry more about what's going on in another part of the world better left alone, then we do in our own. And 2, we keep being spoonfed this ridiculous notion that we need what they're condemning over there, over here for the sake of "inclusion and enrichment"
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  2439.  @Gary-le7dz  given the value of the money is less then it was seventy years ago, are you surprised?
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  2440. The ultimate question being: WHY do people keep encouraging an establishment to act as it is, by putting them in power each and every time, no matter who's chosen.
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  2441. Suuuuure because entering the country illegally shows such depth of character... please. We're a soft touch and a laughing stock because of it - we English aren't even encouraged to be called English anymore!
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  2442. Yeah and then two of the orcs grabbed hold and dragged her from her horse and started... well you get the idea, all the while declaring "Don't worry! We have privilege!" Much like Beavis and Butthead in Do The Universe. She was scarred and the two sides along with the audience were laughing.
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  2443. Oh but when everyone was claiming Trump rigged the 2016 election - oh it was a different story...
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  2444.  @gh-vi9tk  And unfortunately we don't have a lot of responsible adults having kids, we've got kids at 18 - 20 who mentally haven't grown past the age of 12 having kids.
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  2445. Only a greedy person can be scammed for their money like this.
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  2446.  @michaelhoggarth89  And yet that was majority rule over all who took part. And if you crossed a box - for them or not, you accepted those terms.
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  2447.  @terminallove3531  there wasn't a word for Volcano back before Vesuvius blew and buried Pompeii, actually. The Romans took it as Vulcan - their equivalent of Hephaestus; the God of Ironworks and Craft, being angry about something.
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  2448.  @VVabsa  And you actually believe a group of strangers that you elevate above everyone else is going to have your interests 😏 therein lays your problem. You prattle about the future whilst harbouring no heedance about the continuously forgotten wisdom painfully learned briefly by the repeated mistakes of the past.
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  2449. Technically it IS Simba - given that's the Swahili word for Lion.
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  2450.  @Zionswasd  Or the Philistines thousands of years before that.
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  2451. Fully agreed as a fellow Brit and what I find more ridiculous is the fact that people still think that taking part in voting makes a difference.
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  2452.  @DJ-769  I have nothing but resentment for how my nation is blindly walking into the same trap that yours will be if you allow the socialism; guised as liberalism, to continue to fester within your politics. Our monarchy is useless and frankly has done nothing to avert the coming plan - so American I tell you: do not allow the constitution of your United States to be overtaken by the illusion of democracy - which degenerates to dictatorship with just a matter of time. And as for your forefathers - I hold no ill will to their war against Britain; as an advocate opposed of royalty, I understand the reasoning and admire their effort... but did they HAVE to pour the tea into the Boston Harbour?! xD
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  2453. ​ @Lawrence_Talbot Reminding me of a quote here - "Whether you love it or you hate it; you still tune in to see it."
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  2454. I empathise with your conditions and I condolence you with your loss - but I must ask you in despair and frustration: WHY did you all accept to have something put in you with relative lack of scrutiny and generally just because you were told to?
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  2455.  @andrewrobinson2565  If that's your best contribution, I'd sit down, kid.
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  2456.  @mandolinic that kind of mindset is why people are rushing foolishly to sign up as essentially guinea pigs for a jab that's not even out of the experimental phase for another 2 years. Just watch, these panicking puppets will be the FIRST to demand reparations of medical costs in a couple of years; demands that will fall on deaf ears because they were told it was at their own risk and they've only themselves to blame.
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  2457.  @xSabir-hc7wj  come back to me in 20 years when the long term effects of whatever they've put in you have taken effect or been ironed out. If you've chosen to blindly just do what you've been told, that's your business; I'd sooner ire on the side of comprehension, then to be a guinea pig just so some nut can make a profit for not thinking things through.
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  2458.  @nontrickpony  Absolutely. You do it, you're to blame and so you ought to pay for it. And I stand by that principle for myself because this is the adult world - you're handed nothing and demanded of everything. To which you will then lose anything you are too weak and too lazy to keep hold of. If you're trying to make any point to make me contradict myself - save it. We have enough bleeding hearts in this world dragging everyone down.
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  2459. So the idiotic, untalented halfwit who can't even actually cook is having a hissy fit? Oh how I wish I could stand right in front of him and munch on a rich, thick bacon butty: dripping of course, and say "You know, you really should eat something... not that rabbit shit you call food... but stuff like this: a REAL fucking butty!"
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  2460.  @ZWSFC  What does Palestine translate to? I'll wait...
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  2461. Because when we open out mouths and exercise our anger, we're called for "mansplaining" and so on. The anger is felt but most feel neutered from the right to talk about it. I personally don't care - I oppose something, I go full blaze.
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  2462.  @aaronharun1394H  Yeshua IS Him, The Word of The Most High given form as His only begotten son; unique in all creation. "If you have seen me, you have also seen my father".
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  2463.  @aaronharun1394H  Lot was met with two angels, true - and he referred to them as Lords in plural. Ibrahim met Him in the form of three men and referred to them as singular Lord. The Quran contradicts it's nature to claim itself as successor to the books preceeding it and yet whilst none of them have a conflict in text, the Quran does in multiple. Therefore it is not of Him and is a false text.
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  2464. So WHY do you all go voting!?
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  2465. They will do no such thing... they'll do exactly the same as every other party and that's do what establishment tells them... this is blatantly clear and yet you people just will not learn...
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  2466.  @EllanaWolf  Disgusting yes, but expected inevitably. And you want to deal with this... how? Politically? That's their game and they make the rules - I'm not being defeatist, simply stating it as is. You'd have a better chance fending off a hungry tiger with a paper towel if that's how you plan on bringing change. You'll lose every time. Don't be mad at me for pointing out the truth - be angry with those who enable it.
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  2467.  @TonyandTeddysWorld  Oh they're in league with said banks - it's even in the pseudonym.
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  2468.  @steveburroughs9937  Speak for yourself then and don't be a hypocrite beliving you speak on behalf of "your majority".
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  2469.  @jessehansen10  Wise.
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  2470. This is relevant...why? I'm more concerned about the capability of those leading rather than whether there's more men or women in the seats. Better yet I'd rather there'd be no one at all - cause clearly if this is an issue to even entertain the notion of exploring then it shows just how insignificant the institution is in the grand scale of things. Granted it keeps the peons busy and the masters out of the public eye.
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  2471.  @babyvaso3855  They probably are. Before he died - my grandfather having fought in WWII being left abandoned in Australia by his own country following the end of it because the nation he fought for was bankrupt lived his whole life until the age of 83 and one of the last things I remember him saying in regards to how the world has gone was "Why the hell did we even bother?" Men like him threw their lives away for the thought of a better future for those who came after him... and THIS is what we get.
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  2472. Direct your wrath to each and every gullible fool who thinks voting at all makes a difference. Doesn't matter which party got in - the results would be the same.
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  2473. And you see - all this bullshit serves nothing more then to fuel the ever growing fire in my sense of misanthropy. Never in the history of man have people been so quick to throw a gamble to an experimental treatment out of fear of an ailment that has killed only the vulnerable and elderly; just like every other illness that ever was, or the shame and ridicule that comes from those who have issue in challenging "authority" in regards to science; a field that can be bought as funding for research comes from those with their own intentions. "The fact our politicians are such blatant liars is not only a testament of their character, but the reflection on ourselves as a society. When the people ask the impossible, only the liars can satisfy" - Thomas Sowell.
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  2474. Well I hope all you Feminists and Homosexuals are happily sleeping at night knowing you paved the way for these degenerates - cause now they're using the same arguments you did and you can't do a thing to oppose them without contradicting yourself. And heads up - the peds are starting up: look at Hollywood at the moment since Mel's film slapped every one of them in the face.
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  2475.  @jimwright1148  but you like our money.
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  2476. Hard part is finding a real woman - most are just over aged brats who are adults only by their date of birth.
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  2477.  @Moleena  far from a bot - I don't have strings pulled by a puppeteer.
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  2478.  @veronikaquick6738  well I actually hope I'm wrong - but call me a cynic because the price of liberty is diligence and the majority over the last two years especially have proven how gullible they are with how quickly they fell in line and condemned the self sufficient for disobedience.
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  2479. Call me callous in saying it: I'm not detracting from how audacious and monstrous an act she's committed... but doesn't it seem so convenient that mainstream media would immediately throw this matter out there to grab our attention when just the other day, government was being kept on the burner? I guess they found a perfect scapegoat for our attention to slink away with...
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  2480. Mostly she just laughs neurotically.
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  2481.  @StratsRUs  Delusional response.
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  2482.  @vordman  Because it frankly makes no difference - they all answer to the same master.
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  2483.  @nathanfurnival8724  the monarchy IS a corporation essentially, the US essentially just traded one for another and several.
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  2484. Pathetic capitulation.
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  2485.  @macy8993  Spending too much time trying to dismantle every culture within it and too little time focusing on the original purpose it was formed for, for one thing.
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  2486.  @lanceMollenhauer-mf1xz  I completely agree.
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  2487.  @Shadow_Banned_Conservative  And look at how badly they've been wanting rid of the guy for doing it.
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  2488. Because number 10 is where the authority is... and you believe that 😂
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  2489. This is what I find hilarious - all the talk about inflation and costs, when the reality is, the money doesn't even have any actual value: other then the debt it actually accrues. It's only because no country in the world is prepared to accept the reality that it's bankrupt and been funded for the last couple decades on a lie: the sort that if any smartarse tried doing on his pc with a good enough printer - he'd be thrown in prison for fraud.
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  2490.  @mrror8933  Not with the way they did it - establishment didn't want Brexit at all. But it went through cause the likes of me went by MY will for once, rather than obeying the politicians, the media and cash in celebrities - all singing the same tiresome remark "Remain!" I'll decide on what's best for me, not some puppet in this nation, not some puppet in that reic-"union" and certainly not some bleeding heart who can't think for themselves and think being on their own is all doom and gloom.
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  2491.  @eileenspamer  There's only one English. Just like there's only one Northern Irish, Welsh and Scottish; anything else is British.
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  2492. The only one who can protect your rights is yourself. Depend on others to defend your rights in your place and you've already surrendered them in exchange for privileges; which unlike rights can just as easily be voted away as they are given.
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  2493. To have to face the inevitable that there is nothing more to be done - I've been there with my own mother, rest her soul. So for that entire family to be there for their son, their brother, their husband, their father; my heart goes out to them. To the brave man, I can't even imagine what the ordeal must have felt like - among the many pains and agonies I have ever learned about, this was perhaps the cruellest I have ever taken in and probably will ever be made privy to in my life. If I could give an honour of any to that warrior's heart I would give it proudly. To the doctors and nurses who painstakingly treated him - they did everything they could with everything they had; you could not be anything short of proud of that. I should hope that no one will ever endure such again and if there is some sick and twisted...EVIL is the only word I can use to define it, out there that would strive to inflict this and aspire to worse on another - I pray that God have mercy on your soul, because no one shy of Him, I can imagine will show you any. And to you, for giving insight to this case - I thank you. Consider me subbed and looking to see what content you have uploaded.
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  2494. The real question none of them have ever bothered asking about - where is the money coming from and what is the value of that money based on? And when you realise what it is, you finally realise just WHY politicians and especially the left, are so adamant as to the increase of migration.
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  2495. When you tick the box for folk to run the country, you grant consent for whatever action they may take in advance. And you don't know just what they'll do because that's never really asked of you, nor is it printed in writing.
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  2496.  @clivemortimore8203  easy there Gobbels, ever heard of making laws?
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  2497.  @kymdagnall8344  Damn right and it just goes to show what kind of family they are. A thousand years of succession and they prove themselves to be what they truly are - a collective of spoilt brats thinking they're owed something and they're the exception to what we have to deal with. I'm all for the philosophy of being owed nothing and if you want something, you EARN it - what have they done to deserve anything other then scorn.
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  2498.  @יונהאליראשון  Why do you immediately presume we're talking about every single one... 🙄
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  2499. Oh please... 😧
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  2500.  @sarbantz  Need we do this a third time?
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  2501. Most people who call it that don't even know the definition of a conspiracy, or theory for that matter.
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  2502. @DerTypAusDemREICH  It already is and I want no part of it. We did not abolish the largest empire on earth to annex ourselves into the successor of one our predecessors fought six long years to defeat. I don't acknowledge my own nation's government so what hope do you have that I'd capitulate to that?
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  2503. No, he's not. He'll toe establishment line just as Justin has; he just wants his piece of the pie.
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  2504. He is The One...
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  2505.  @manomancan  Define a conspiracy and define a theory.
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  2506.  @manomancan  Well if you can't, just say so: I ask anyone who throws out the term "Conspwiwacy tweowy" yes, misspelled on purpose; in a negative if they can define both words then explain their argument, because the majority of them are blatantly and clearly clueless about half the crap they're talking about.
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  2507.  @Richard-Cashisking  Yeah, establishment will see that doesn't happen.
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  2508.  @jessicaharrison1401  If.
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  2509.  @DfgghDhghgfh-xk5hn  You are perhaps one of few who has enough sense to come to that. It's heartening.
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  2510.  @dances_with_incels  It is the duty of every follower of Messiah and The Most High, to pass on the message of His coming and of His glory, to any and all who will hear. And if it means coming to face their ire, then I will say I will accept their wrath marvellously as I will take theirs over His.
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  2511.  @MrTobi013  As cold as it sounds, 'want' has nothing to do with anyone else but them. They have to want to change themselves before anyone can even begin to help. As upsetting as it may be to you, you cannot help someone that does not want to be helped - and it's never a motivator to try and tell a person "Do it for whoever" that never works either - addicts tend to relapse more frequently when attempting to break their habits for the sake of another and really, is this not on similar par? Unfortunately you get people that are what you have to accept are a lost cause of their own making. Whether they want to come out of that or not, will be down to themselves.
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  2512. ...so nothings happened. Right.
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  2513. How bout the most appropriate - Attention seeking scrounger.
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  2514. More of the same then.
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  2515.  @williambowling8211  and people actually think that paper actually gives you rights... 🙄
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  2516.  @yantomanuel6919  Vote him out? No, DRAG him out more like. Two reasons - 1, He can't run again for a third term, but much like Boris, he'll jump into the next avaliable MP seat. And 2, more pertinent to the matter - the system will not see anyone who is against the status quo take office: they'll nail them in place with policy over policy until they're made to be inept and removed.
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  2517. Don't tell me where it comes from, I won't be giving you my patronage. I'll sooner resort to hunting myself and farm my own animals first.
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  2518. Doubtful.
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  2519.  @chrissmith6650  Because it doesn't matter which government you get - they answer to the same establishment.
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  2520.  @chrissmith6650  Morning. And you know what Reform would do were they to get in? Same thing the Tories and Labour - exactly as they're told. Establishment would demand it.
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  2521.  @wobblywally-0  Denial is the most predictable response - but rest assured: I haven't forgotten the "war" we were dragged into as well as the boarders being ripped open... that and Blair wanting to be President of Europe whilst his successor wound up inflating the economy by selling our gold to China for a tippence in return... and what was his one line that cost Labour their power? Ooohhhh... I remember now, it was "Bigoted old woman" when he was rightly challenged on the masses coming in back then...
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  2522. These control freaks can bite my freedom loving ass.
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  2523. So basically submit to the system through the back door. They're doing as they're told, all the same. If I'm unstoppable in movement, I'll do it under my own power and will; thank you very much and if you value your liberties and rights I suggest you do the same.
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  2524.  @rayvinloony2322  Good MPs? My friend - those are only permitted in the establishment for as long as they don't stand in the way of the agenda. You call them "Good" I call them "Fence Sitters"
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  2525.  @mountbatten2222  Has it ever been tried? Have people ever taken accountability and responsibility? The answer, is no. Because people like the idea of "rights" but not the responsibility that comes with it.
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  2526.  @wallacewhybrow2705  On the contrary, they can only do what they do with the consent of enough people to back them doing it. Were everyone to denounce the establishment - they wouldn't stand a chance in hell. And it helps me because I haven't voted for someone therefore I haven't offered my permission and consent for establishment to act how it wants, when it wants in my name; whether my choice in MP won or not. So tell me, voter - how does it feel to know you're equally accountable for every atrocity and wrong doing committed in your name and with your consent - granted with a simple tick? And you can't complain - you made the choice and these are consequences of your choice. I benefit in the fact that I haven't relinquished my rights by voting, so I've every justification to argue and disregard more then any voter.
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  2527. Surprised?? That's exactly what politicians do!
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  2528. "Inclusive" scouts. They probably just said "He'll do, to make us look inclusive"
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  2529. Oh please, I volunteer myself and without camaras running for mindless halfwits to slap their hands together like trained seals to ooh and ah over. I couldn't make such a publicity stunt any more obvious if I tried.
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  2530. So when are the countries in Africa going to pay reparations? Since their leaders were the ones who sold them while we kept trying to intercept them!
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  2531. Any fucker tries coming for my cat's, they'll be leaving, minus their jaw.
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  2532. Security is never justification for censorship. There is absolutely no excuse other then the reality of the intention being control, control, control. "Disinformation", or "The truth not wanted."? "Education", or "Indoctrination"?
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  2533. Got to get the puppets obeying...
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  2534.  @JamesLWilliams-k9x  a ladder from the ground to an open window...
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  2535.  @bakedturkeys2132  based on that logic of her mentality, the fact of her physical age being 20 and thus an adult, is based solely on semantics.
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  2536.  @Alex-cw3rz  difference in being English and being British "kid" do keep up.
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  2537.  @Bobisalive  because if anything was being said "offensive" to a white English man, she wouldn't have a thing to say.
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  2538.  @williamgeorgefraser  what were his parents? Were they American or were they English? Or how about for rough example - the Actress Nicole Kidman, born in Hawaii but her parents were Australian. Explain that one.
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  2539.  @andyforshaw8489 it's an exercise in futility - perhaps I do it for mental stimulus since idiocy of the human race means for few to engage in decent conversation; so a means to attempt in waking one or two people out of this inert trance they're in will have to do... Until should the day come that a comet comes to wipe us all out occurs at which I can just sit back with a couple of bevys and a bbq to celebrate the end of it all that is. XD
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  2540. Yeah because evolving from a tyoe of monkey is "reality" right...
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  2541. ​ @andrewcoulson2375 Ever wondered why everyone is racing to get in??
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  2542. @takizakura123 and for judging when we should not. That seems to be the issue with humanity - what we should be worried about, we disregard. What is completely unnecessary, we can't do enough. We lack complete and utter prioritising ability if nothing else; the apt excelling in making mistakes.
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  2543. Worst thing is - no one is accountable.
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  2544.  @Spawnwick_Boseman82820  mine too - the Saiyans always get the spotlight in the series following Goku reaching the status, however Piccolo has a far deeper back story then most of them, if not all.
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  2545. Oh but when Biden was doing it - no never mind, right​ @danieledmunds588 ?
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  2546.  @dogzdigital  Name a single country that does. Choose wisely.
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  2547.  @joekool1907  Your founding fathers had their issues and their contrary habits against their philosophies, none of that stops what you've detailed to be true. And frankly as a self proficient man, I cannot help but respect them for wanting to be free of imperial rule. Do well to keep your personal liberty; those consumed in the show are by the puppeteers, ensnared.
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  2548.  @joekool1907  Oh but we do, unfortunately each few years come an election, most choose to give them up via a tick at the ballot. We have the power to take it all back, but few will and too many are easily led.
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  2549.  @CockWomble1000  go grovelling to Ursula and see of one of the other countries that have given up their dignity will let you have an in - we don't need any more bleeding hearts weighing us down.
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  2550.  @viper_fan  if I want to leave the UK, I do so via a visa - you know, those things that everyone seems so angsty about having to do? And yes I do - got a point you want to make?
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  2551.  @LordBLB  Never let a crisis go to waste, as they say.
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  2552.  @mmmmhmmmm7217  trust me - make it seem a reality and they'll MAKE the transportation a reality. You gotta crack an egg or two to make an omelette...
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  2553.  @zzzzzz1039  r/woosh
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  2554.  @steve00alt70  1. Good, I don't care.
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  2555.  @zomgenberg  Points of view are argued and developed over conversation as well as self reflection, not just a dismissal. His argument was just a means to name call someone with a different opinion to his own - if it even is at this point.
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  2556. Surprised? The money isn't even worth anything!
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  2557. And how do you plan on doing that - cross out another box at the ballots... 🙄
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  2558. Fingers crossed but I doubt it.
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  2559. Starmer's just a puppet - they all are. He's just more upfront about it. Our government is owned and people keep enabling it.
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  2560. @EllanaWolf  Tell that to the masses - they're just as complicit.
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  2561.  @Losttribeswoman  Yeah. Right. 🙄
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  2562.  @Kriegsman17  Oh believe me, my friend; if I'm to be burned at the proverbial stake, I'll make it be in a blaze of glory. Those flames will die long before my liberty even looks back and realises they're gone.
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  2563. Interesting take, but I've heard Churchill's quote used before and I believe John Adams can be used to counter it best. "Democracy never lasts long - it soon wastes, exhausts and murders itself. There never was a democracy yet that did not commit suicide." And it's because authoritarians almost always get into power by democratic means. People fail to live up to the responsibility of liberal democracy and so vote for others to do it for them. Embracing a snake is inviting it's venom and thus Liberal Democracy AND human nature both fail equally and inevitably because of one another.
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  2564. For politicians it's all a game and you as the public are the pieces to be played and made to believe you're the gamemaster.
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  2565. Either loves or hates but either way; respects.
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  2566.  @Tydurden2025  Ah yes the "gold plated" pensions - gold being ironic seeing as the gold standard was abolished nearly a century ago in the UK and the pound sent spiralling out of control with inflation ever since via fiscal debt. Did the economist you watched ever elaborate just over HOW we're supposed to pay the debt back? With a pound based on what's essentially an I.O.U. that's going to be rather difficult... I say that last bit rather sarcastically since the reality is - you CAN'T pay back debt with debt. EDIT DUE TO NO RESPONSE - The pin drops 🙄
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  2567. And yet if you've voted, you've consented to this anyway.
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  2568. Ahahahahahahahahaha... 😂 ... 😐 No.
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  2569. And they're gullible by design - raised in naivety more so then their parents, just as theirs were before that and theirs before that. Ideological Subversion has done it's work.
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  2570.  @JudgeDredd_  Ah well, I'm game for folk making their own choices - just don't blame anyone else when those choices come to bite you in the ass.
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  2571. It was always Dick Turpin and will always be. Get used to it you pc bleeding hearts.
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  2572.  @spector969  😂Oh how I love it when a mindless puppet uses THAT argument. Take a seat spector and take a few notes. Now how does it feel knowing you fell right for the bait like every other "good widdle voter". 🙄 I retain every right as I represent myself - you gave that up to a complete stranger who doesn't even know you exist. Have fun with that.
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  2573.  @spector969  Ha! I backseat drive for noone. I'm responsible for my own life and choices, I don't go surrendering to someone else like a trained pup.
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  2574.  @spector969  And you know what Farage would do? Same as Starmer and anyone else - exactly what he was told.
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  2575. Name one who isnt.
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  2576. ​ @kbspark Well he seems SOOOO desperate to whine about it...
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  2577.  @TrudyTrew  Each successive is worse than the last as each leapfrog over the input of the former. And all by design.
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  2578.  @KyleTheDalek  stages 2, 3 and 4 - Destabilisation, Crisis and Normalisation. All in a single stroke; the second stage took only 2 and a half years, the third will barely take a month once it really kicks in and the last will be indefinite.
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  2579.  @suewilkinson910  basically you took advantage in a business niche that could have immediately dropped at any time, Brexit or not. Were the EU to have failed prior to any point you would have lost business anyway. Don't go blaming your misfortunes on those voting on their own merits just because you chose volatile ground to make profit. Politics change all the time for similar outcomes and your business revolving around it is always in question - suppose a huge clientele was in a country that left the bloc and thus you lost your business, would your outcome be any different. May I ask as to what your export business regarded? Goods? Services? Oh I know exactly how the world works, as for people: that's a mixed bag but I can tell you I'm repulsed by them.
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  2580. Oh but "communism works" you hear 😏
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  2581.  @jahno7154  Oh... Waysist Waysist, Waysist - change the channel already ffs...
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  2582. Welcome to the nature of propaganda, my friend.
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  2583.  @markward3981  and mainstream news prefers to "redirect with bias" then to "inform with neutrality"
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  2584. ​ @IRatherbeTrashthanADemocrat Then she ought to go get the right ones then. Ticking the boxes does NOT excuse you in the real world.
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  2585.  @Dustin-65  Yeah, good luck with that. No other predator has as high a success rate with mice and rats as a cat and rodents are quick to become resistant to poisons and smart enough to avoid certain traps until then. So it's either the cats or the rodents - you decide.
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  2586.  @828enigma6  And they equally kill more mice and rats that eat the eggs of those birds thus keeping the equilibrium in check.
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  2587. That's rhetorical I'm sure.
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  2588.  @carsonfarmer1074  by denying someone elses.
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  2589.  @swimmingsquid6523  neither did mine: never paid it from the day I was born. Does that mean that our mothers would have been better just aborting us? Blame the perpetrator, not the bystander for the deed.
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  2590.  @vgxezo7371  tell that to a jury who convicts a murderer of two counts for murdering a pregnant woman.
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  2591.  @skibidat9808  "I'm not getting involved" enough said.
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  2592. ​ @nicholasweaver7809 I can tell you what they'll do - Same as any other party in power: what they're told. Establishment will settle for nothing less.
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  2593.  @anonnemo2504  they're beyond redemption and yet you haven't learned why...
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  2594. No power over those who can think for themselves.
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  2595.  @aardvarkrevolution5764  And the fact you think it's just Labour shows how duped you really are. No matter the party that gets in - the same outcome will occur. This recent "sellout" isn't anything new - it's been done for almost a hundred years when the country went from physical gold backed collateral, to fiscal debt. A debt that has now come full circle because the currency can't be quantitive eased anymore. The nation has been bankrupt and now they're proceeding to disclosure. And all who crossed their boxes have signed for it.
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  2596.  @annother3350  "What were you supposed to do"? Either elaborate further; which you did, rephrase or dismiss - take your pick. 🙄 And now you're on a tangent irrelevant to the argument.
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  2597.  @janete5331  if it's going into the ocean then clearly our taxes aren't being utilised for the purposes we pay them in regards to refuse.
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  2598.  @bushisback112  Wasn't just those that were censored - there was the gore and much more.
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  2599.  @basilbaby7678  I've watched The Simpsons long enough to learn that no AI could ever be programed to love either Patty or Selma, thank you very much. Your joke was noted, but rather flat.
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  2600.  @Matt-yg8ub  And AI do not have a concept of desire - at least not one they understand, nor can experience on their own.
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  2601.  @Matt-yg8ub  I have a son and daughter, hence I said I was 'Borderline' It's a nice thought to entertain but unfortunately I've made a mantra about how reality tends to be wedded to irony. Society will probably recover but it won't be in our lifetimes or that of any of our kids. It's going to take a great deal of work and unfortunately this isn't the first time humanity has gone full circle - seeing as the only four things we've proven to excel at are forgetting the mistakes of the past, repeating the mistakes of the past, blaming others and being in complete denial, it seems fated to continue until mankind is extinct, or the big guy comes to set the record straight.
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  2602.  @Matt-yg8ub  Keep diligent though - I'm sure you have it all figured put, but the moment you let your guard down, that's when everyone will come and take it from you.
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  2603.  @wundurra24  if a child can be made to pay for murder, a teenager capable of taking a flight on their own can be told to lay in the bed they've made.
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  2604.  @Yahoo273  Fine, read their book; see for yourself. Better yet, live in their country and don't adhere to their rules and you'll see it more clearly.
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  2605.  @sternuens  And that is exactly what the ones who are really pulling the strings are counting on.
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  2606. Oh bravo~ sing their praises... I'll be sat back watching everyone whining when they prove to be no different than any other party that runs.
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  2607. Self serving puppets comes to mind as they're obeying their masters.
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  2608.  @BigBoaby-sg1yo  If you've been gullible to go tick a box at a general election - yes. Yes you have voted for this.
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  2609. I trust you didn't vote then, cause if you did - even if not for this party then they ARE your government as you accepted the possibility of their winning.
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  2610. Please - you get a nation of selfish and wilfully ignorant puppets, you're bound to see that reflected in their governments.
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  2611. A test which doesn't even work properly - a positive result came from a can of coke. Even the creator said it was unreliable and they've now been driven to obscurity.
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  2612. Yeah... "mental patient" right...
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  2613. The sad thing is - they are.
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  2614. The last time there was one was back over 2700 years ago - the word Palestine means "Land of the Philistines" and the "Philistines" are a people that no longer exist: The Assyrians, Babylonians and the Persians saw to that. Those claiming it today, are in truth Arabs and they have more then enough states of their own. In fact 27 states in the middle east and despite their clashes, they all relatively relate to one another. Israel does not and that's what's driving them to continually antagonise them. Even their religion claims Israel belonging to the Jewish people - Britain and the US merely clarified it by returning it to them.
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  2615. Better not have voted then - because if you did: whether for him or not, you still signed consent to him via the process.
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  2616. Precisely, but have you noticed? In your argument about "Those with lack of care" that's the politician's number one trick: have everyone at each other's throats and not theirs. Rightfully and I agree with you that we aren't responsible for the irresponsibility of others, but focusing on them doesn't solve the issues of those who would put us at odds.
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  2617.  @johnkitching2248  Never. I'm no puppet in anyone's show.
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  2618. ​ @golemsnatch5755 And if folk are foolish enough to vote after that, expect no justice for another 5.
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  2619.  @MRW515  Given how people keep giving their masters consent to instruct them: no-one at this point.
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  2620.  @MRW515  As do all of them - He's just that much more open about it. The fact he hasn't been put for no confidence given the reaction of the nation is telling of this fact. Truss was removed for FAR less in less time. What frustrates me is why people keep thinking that putting people in power actually works.
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  2621.  @charliemintz  Absolutely correct and fully agreed. But to play devil's advocate - NO ONE with that training is going to work a Security job at a supermarket, when said training affords much more lucrative options. Hence the supermarkets take what they can get.
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  2622. And i for one welcome it. He's a wild card and establishment doesnt like his influence in their game. Which is why they've desperately tried to get rid of him. Well now he's getting in; they're terrified that he might just get things done that topple their tower and all the things they've hidden are made to come to light.
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  2623.  @danielgriffith8911  And that's only because people keep doing it. If everyone refused to vote, no legal power could be taken. Ever heard the expression "law binding terms of a contract"? That's what a ballot essentially is and voters sign it willfully in their ignorance - ticking away at a name without realising the terms they agreed to.
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  2624.  @chucklesthered2338  That's right, puppet. Keep telling yourself that.
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  2625. Agreed for most save to prefer a monarchy. Constitutional renders them pointless and just paid a ridiculous fortune to sit there and stuff their face while the nation struggles with each parliamentary government after the next. And absolute monarchy are equally as mundane. Republicanism may be with its flaws, but when solomly bound to constitution, sustained from amongst the nations people themselves who step up, it makes for more sense then to keep funneling any support into a spoilt brat. I swore no alliegence to Elizabeth and I certainly swear none to Charles. I don't recognise any as King save one: and one even the Church of which Charles is the head of, doesn't quite believe in any more.
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  2626. @Graham gracious you're still alive then. Far be it for me to call you a fool should you take a fifth that they'll call for real soon i wager.
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  2627.  @carouselcakes6237  I agree to a point - glad to see you saw through the delusion. Most people took it either out of this almost traditional manner of believing that the powers that be have our interests in mind - which history shows that no government or power has ever cared about its people; even the socialists and communists claiming it have failed every time to actually follow through. Others merely took it out of fear of ridicule as most are just puppets - their strings pulled via the spotlight at the first sign of questioning. And from what I can deduce, they risked rushing due to how quickly they were immediately gathering criticism from the not so easily swayed. I see the last two years as a test to see how far the people can be pushed and the majority have failed it miserably. Seeing how they fell for the BS that is going on in Ukraine, they simply haven't learned a thing. You know what they say - "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me" My reasoning - tell a person how to actually better the country and they'll stare at you blankly. Mention something on Love Island or a football game and immediately almost everyone is a philosopher and have something to say. It's pathetic how weak minded most are; then again, ideological subversion has done it's work over the last century; each successive generation worse then the one preceeding it - little wonder the puppets are so blind-sided.
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  2628. @Johnnie W 1, observational. 2, One could say that. 3, Three decades of justified misanthropy. 4, Given the number of people who seem to agree with me on here alone, you have that answer already.
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  2629. @Johnnie W I think myself as someone who can think for myself and don't need approval of others to come to my own conclusions. If I'm right, I'm right, if I'm wrong it's my own fault and I've got to admit to that. But at least I can say I was wrong on my own terms - not having just nodded my head, agreed and then found out the wrong outcome could have been avoided with just a little contemplating and a compulsion to more then a few clapping hands and pat on the back for being a "Good boy".
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  2630. @Johnnie W when someone comes along trying to take my freedom, fighting will be the first thing I'll be doing. I've stood by and backed people up who've refused it and who've been ridiculed and intimidated, attempting to shame them into compliance. I respect those who stick to their integrity and carry on despite the jeers of the imbeciles with a moral posture calling their rightful criticism a "selfishness". I mock and condemn the coward who capitulate meekly because they think they'll have an easy time of it. I don't expect everyone to stand on the front line, but damned if those who don't, choose keel over and play the Quisling. When asked my view, it is always given, unadulterated, blunt, direct and no regard or care to whether or not the truth will offend. So what do you want to know now? My favourite pizza topping?
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  2631.  @barriewilliams4526  almost 8 billion on this earth and I'm a misanthrope, you got a point?
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  2632.  @paulburnett8193  can't arrest everyone...
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  2633.  @barriewilliams4526  Clearly you're not paying attention. Truss was booted for much less - yet he's passing through things without much opposition. What does that tell you.
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  2634.  @barriewilliams4526  88 years of life experience is no demonstration of learning. What you claim to have experienced, one person could realise more in a day. Dont be so arrogant - your denial is simply predictable because you've heard something you just dont want to accept. The fact you want to shut this down doesnt mean you are wise - it means youre a coward.
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  2635.  @jasonuren3479  That's about the smartest thing I've heard so far today and to answer I can very easily do so. Why do people vote them? Laziness, dependence and complacence; all imparted as a habit through subversion at a young age. To put it another way - people balk at the thought of accountability and responsibility for their own actions or lack thereof. Instead they find a degree of comfort in blaming someone else, so they'll vote for someone - completely unaware of what they're giving up. A right is only yours for as much as you're prepared to stand your ground and fight for it: by passing the matter to another, you relinquish that right and lose it outright, to be exchanged for the illusion of a right . That right is in truth, a privilege and they can just as easily be taken as given. Issue also lays in the fact that MPs and politicians of all sorts aren't ever the ones who really run the country - they're just the face to placate the masses and fool them in thinking there ever was a difference between any of them. The ones that are different and don't ever go with the agenda of establishment, never get into power or they're utterly destroyed by the media from the very beginning. And you may think "But I vote for these different ones" but it doesn't matter - what the vote actually does is get you to legally sign consent for establishment to act how it wants, when it wants in your name. So if you've ever voted and hated what's happened while their puppets are in power - you're just as guilty of their deeds as they are because you permitted them to do it: whether your choice got in or not. However people never look this deep into things - chances are most tuned out of just this comment alone before now... and that lack of attention span is what the establishment is counting on. Tell a person how things are run and they lose interest. Mention football or some half starved celebrity with substance problems and suddenly everyone is a philosopher - distractions: bread and circuses while in truth holding people in binds they can't even see they've let themselves be put in... because it's "easier" to do what they're told. Puppeted idiots, the lot of them.
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  2636.  @MrDaiseymay  It takes people being able to be dependant on themselves to even make up anything more then a collective of unorganised, whining rabble who wince at the very thought of hurting someone's feelings. I follow nobody other then myself.
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  2637.  @jasonuren3479  That was implied in my comment, but absolutely on point. People are being taught this mindset deliberately and each generation is getting worse for it - smart enough to work machinery but stupid enough to not ask why.
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  2638. Oh you think... believe me you'll wish they hadn't.
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  2639.  @DMC888  Exactly. People were supposed to vote Remain in the Establishment's view and due to the referendum taking place in a relative peaceful time, people were actually able to think for themselves and chose to leave. And I can just see that everything since has been deliberately screwed over to give the impression that the wrong choice was made.
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  2640.  @vivrowe2763  yet we're merely at the threshold.
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  2641.  @blue24563  The only ones who should be defending free speech is each one of us for as far as we're willing to accept the consequences of our own words. I stand firmly for my right to say as I please, in so long as im willing to pay the price for what I'm saying. If I'm not willing to pay then I'm not entitled to say and I'd recommend each one of us keep that in mind. That isn't limiting free speech that's enforcing responsibility for our own actions and choices; something that both sides of the divide fail to even consider.
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  2642.  @bh1992  you could say the same thing about someone losing a loved one after they were hit by a car - my mother lost a brother that way, but she doesn't go screaming for the eradication of cars.
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  2643.  @markymarksthirdnipple8305  well then it clearly goes to show its not about "Saving lives" and more about "Reaching quotas" in this case - for obedience.
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  2644.  @ogungou9  Nerve touched seeing as my argument was just removed. To paraphrase it though; until someone has lost their home or they're starving... or both, they need to shut the hell up about how unfair the world is. Because there's a whole lot in that boat who are there for absolutely no fault of their own who haven't started feeling sorry for themselves and instead work to better their situation. I am cruel only for the sake of being kind - you don't do anyone favors by being nice in coddling someone but not make a single difference: the only one that improves in that situation is the one who is doing the coddling; not any of these folk who need a good swift kick of reality. And that is not only far more cruel, it's sick: feeling morally superior at the expense of someone else's misery in a hypocritical stance of righteousness! At least I'm honest.
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  2645.  @AReallyLongAndUnremakableUser  factually you are correct - as the "Heavenly Host" who was cast down is actually never mentioned by name, but much like those that fell with him, he is referenced only as "Ha-Satan" which means The Accuser or The Adversary.
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  2646.  @Probably_Talhah  There were the blatant telltale signs that this was coming. You allow one taboo and the rest use the same argument to justify themselves. And if you advocated for one, you find yourself called for making a rule for one and a rule for another.
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  2647.  @AReallyLongAndUnremakableUser  Yeah I know the breakdown - however Ha-Satan comes from a language far older than the Greek and Latin for which the modern day is defined.
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  2648. Good, we can start by being responsible and accountable for ourselves by refusing to vote in the next few week and thus reject establishment.
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  2649. And here we go again... the EU bootlicks just can't give it a rest...
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  2650.  @bhchargers  instead of capulation to that failure of a bloc and successor of the third reich; we ought to be working on sorting our own mess out. The moment any "deal" is struck - we'll be stuck under that excuse of a union - leaving to wonder how we greet them: a shake of the hand or a modern day Hitlergruß.
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  2651.  @Bobisalive  we voted in a party for the fact that the other option would have revoked Brexit entirely or pandered even worse. Irony being that both parties are in alignment with each other anyway. Trade should NEVER be for necessities; only luxuries. A nation that can not stand on its own two feet is not an independent one.
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  2652.  @bonk5207  isn't it? Given who runs that currency, you're hard pressed convincing me otherwise.
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  2653. Yet people voted and thus consented to him no less than three times.
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  2654.  @noelward8047  You know how to prevent a diagnostic tracker from intervening with a PC's DNS client? No one can know everything mate.
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  2655. Thrown away much longer then that: when Political Correctness was forced down our throats and men were made to stop being men and women were made to stop being women.
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  2656.  @robertcampomizzi7988  And that group never had a settled state nor did they have a nation. So what exactly do you claim as a point? Is there a rest stop between your argument and said point?
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  2657.  @lukehall8151  The politicians are merely puppets; haven't you figured that out yet? That's the sweetest irony in it all: the world leaders - the great manipulators are a mere plaything. But the major corporations and the central banks which print the money and lend it to the countries of choice; they're the ones who REALLY run the world, but go seldom opposed. It's not so much just keeping power, it's the pursuit of more power.
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  2658.  @dennis3351  When comedy becomes reality, what is there left for sanity?
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  2659.  @ilonafrissina5617  And once again, how many girls were denied their choice when they were aborted. What about their right? Won't answer that one though - hypocrites never do.
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  2660. Bite my freedom loving ass.
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  2661.  @trytellingthetruth.2068  last I checked it's something we're constantly reminded of...
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  2662.  @zeiitgeist  and even though this reply is eight years late: it is such a beautiful thing... Schadenfreude. In my case I derive pleasure from those who cause their own misery xD
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  2663.  @angrysloth1  Hm, file that under "Nerve Touched" have you forgotten Nigel's little "We must not alienate them" remark... 🙄
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  2664.  @EllanaWolf  Aww can't handle someone seeing the whole apparatus for what it is. When you finally realise it, it will be too late for all of us and you will only have yourself to blame.
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  2665.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  And your blind fanboyism is sad. I'm more misanthropic rather than nihilistic and frankly I'd recommend you read a few books about history. Because history repeats it's course - only the details change.
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  2666.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Obviously you don't as I don't view life as meaningless like a nihilist does, I do hold a certain contempt of humanity like a misanthrope however. And if you knew history, you'd know why I now proceed to state how democracy is dictatorship being polite.
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  2667.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Ever thought there might be a purpose behind my discouraging of the act?
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  2668.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Hijacked? Now you're getting the idea... Oh and here's a quote for you; "Democracy is always one day away from dictatorship"
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  2669.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  And what does it all tell you. "Oh we MUST vote cause I can't ever do any hard thinking for myself..." am I on to something here?
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  2670.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Not really because all you're doing by taking part is surrendering your liberties at the stroke of a pen to a complete stranger and their crew. Who in turn obey their masters. It's really not that complex to work out what's wrong here.
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  2671.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  that I will agree with.
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  2672. Yet profoundly it's used to do so. And the people have allowed it to happen... because they're too lazy and shepherded to think for themselves, wanting big bwother to hold their hand throughout life, so they sign away all their rights and liberties to the tick of a box for privileges that can just as easily be taken as they are given.
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  2673. He's been given orders like all those who came before him.
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  2674. You think they'll do that? Forget it - they're doing their part as ordered by the establishment like all the others.
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  2675.  @emilioparrilla465  The people doing it with their own hands is the only way to go. You're absolutely right about their "representative" potentially lying to them just to get in - fact is each one vying for power does just that. What annoys me most is that this isn't anything new - it's happened from time beyond time, but people still keep falling for the same ploy and then complain when the same thing happens. I swear I've seen abusive relationships last far less.
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  2676.  @claudiacolli9931  and Labour who enabled it by dragging us into an illegal war based on a lie, opened the floodgates into Europe, deemed the British people's concerns as racist and politically incorrect and sold our gold off to China. The Tories have acted atrociously with no doubt, but to call Labour anything more then complicit and hypocritical in their condemnation is laughable.
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  2677.  @oldvlognewtricks  and was my answer avoiding the question? Because the pins been dropped since then and nothing back from you.
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  2678. If not sooner cause they'll be without a currency or economy from day one. I wouldn't be letting them keep the pound that's for sure.
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  2679.  @adenwellsmith6908  Well to enable any of that - the first thing people need to do is STOP. VOTING. because the only ones who are ever going to get in, are those that will do what establishment tells them.
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  2680.  @nickryder9669  Oh there's ALWAYS one who has to whine about leaving the fourth reich...
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  2681.  @daveduck4315  don't put on your jackboots just yet.
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  2682.  @daveduck4315  got that arm ready? Gonna get cramped with the amount of salutes you'd be expected to perform should those numbskulls get in.
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  2683. Well I'd be identifying as "Not needing to pay attention and still get full marks."
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  2684. She talks a big deal, like the rest of them... and people buy it all the same. "Rights this" and "Safety" that. The moment you need someone to stand up for your rights and ensure your safety then you've already lost your rights and guaranteed your lack of safety from the very blanket used to warm you being used to smother you... in the very name of each voter who helped to weave it.
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  2685. Lol they only did that ONCE
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  2686.  @angriffslusticherWildoger  did they in WWI?
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  2687.  @PeteH0121  Those who are elected are just puppets - the faces of blame. Truth is they all bow and answer to the same few masters that own everyone else, regardless of party and message: their role is simply to fool the people in category A, B and so on, in thinking within the system there is a choice that makes a difference - when the only real choice is to accept giving up control or to reject it... and the masses naively give it up every time an election comes along.
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  2688.  @bluegoose777  And when that end comes: what will the people do. Most I predict, will not make it; vae victus, one way or another.
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  2689.  @jonforris  Don't you know - they call themselves "The Ministry of Misinformation" "Truth" was used during their 1931-45 German tour.
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  2690. Yeshua had no children during His time on earth.
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  2691.  EpsilonGoods  and moral high ground enthusiasts like are only going to encourage them to keep risking their lives and it's going to be left to the working lot to pick up the tab; like always.
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  2692.  EpsilonGoods  about as much as anyone does these days - all the luxury and freebies without the responsibility that comes to make them possible. It's just that bleeding hearts that crow for them are indoctrinated into justifying it by blaming the actions of the past on the present.
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  2693. Yet countless come here...
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  2694. And replace with who?
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  2695. Yep and all the voters are doing, is continuing to submit to it.
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  2696. Liz Truss was the only one who never even got off the ground ​ @Brendon-e3o  that tells you something and it wasn't the public. It was the ones who're really in control of the country. All the others on your list are obedient puppets, she was the one not toeing the line so she was removed for the "golden child in Sunak, who did what he was told.
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  2697.  @jibicusmaximus4827  what a fucking stupid technicality...
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  2698.  @kawallabair3216  sure sure, care to have Labour finally release those documents over Iraq? Or how about the irresponsibility they displayed when Brown sold all that gold to China, driving our already excessively inflated currency to irreparable levels? Shall I continue? I give no loyalty to the Tories, but don't go thinking that they're the be all, end all cause of all the problems today. Most Mps, no matter their party, have their fingers in the same pie.
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  2699.  @culturevulturepapi8948  And someone finally sees it. But it's not just those two - it's all of them. All answering to the same establishment whilst people naively think there's a difference.
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  2700.  @NoNowwwell  Glad to see someone else is paying attention. Can I trust that you're not even going to tick one of the boxes?
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  2701.  @culturevulturepapi8948  You see it. That's good.
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  2702.  @christiancorujo2369  And that's what establishment wants - they're not wanting people to think and act for themselves - that makes them more inclined to ask questions and challenge the narrative and that doesn't work for them. No, what they want is for us to be obedient workers: just smart enough to work the machines and do the paperwork but not so much so as to passively accept being screwed over in our ignorance as we're gulled into ticking the box and thus enabling our own suppression again and again.
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  2703.  @bg1616  And even those are written out solely to tell you what you want to hear just to lull you into ticking. The reality is they're all on the same payroll.
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  2704.  @bg1616  That unwritten part is exactly the same with each and every one... and yet people keep ticking for them.
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  2705.  @bg1616  You can't prevent evil by permitting evil. And in the choosing of parties - there is no greater or lesser: they answer to the same and by choosing to engage, you've simply allowed it and that in itself is the worst evil.
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  2706.  @bg1616  Then you are truly oblivious.
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  2707.  @bg1616  I gladly offer a solution: it's called, grow up, take responsibility and accountability for your own actions instead of giving power over to a complete stranger to act in your name and others, even if the majority choice is to that whom you didn't select yourself. Actually not voting isn't a vote: you don't vote and so you have signed a contract consenting power in your name.
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  2708.  @bg1616  You haven't exactly understood the term "Exact wording of a contract" have you. What else is a tick on a voting paper if not a form of contract. And by my not ticking and thus signing, how am I at all accountable to accepting it's terms. Come now do I need to hold your hand with this? If everyone refused to take part, or the majority turned and told those in establishment where to go - what exactly could they do. They would be a few hundred against a few minimum, in one nation alone.
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  2709.  @bg1616  Then you go along now, tick your box and keep fooling yourself into thinking you're "Doing the right thing" just like the mindless, obedient puppet establishment wants you to be. On my own? Why thank you, because that's the point: I'd sooner depend on myself and be responsible for myself, then to ever surrender to a complete stranger who "Is out on my behalf" 🙄
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  2710. You mean like how modern day white Brits get targeted and blamed for colonialism from long before their birth?
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  2711.  @tonyclack5901  the ones who own the platforms are also the ones who own the gov.
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  2712. Weak cowards.
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  2713.  @LeeOwens-v5c  He shouldn't have been and neither should have she.
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  2714. Why? That old idiot was only put in office because the status quo didn't like not being in charge when the other guy was in and was actually.... you know DOING a job - unlike a certain King who's never done a single day's work in his entire life.
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  2715.  @TheWiseJames  You mean just like how Labour sold off our gold which was the remainder of our physical collateral? And when those national industries are founded, who and what sustains them, because people don't work for free and nationalising industry doesn't do a thing to resolve the matter of what the currency is backed on.
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  2716.  @TheWiseJames  Both sides blame each other when in truth they're on the same page and have the same results in mind. Mps are puppets of the establishment - haven't you figured that out yet? Also I could say the same for everyone who blames Brexit with your analogy.
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  2717.  @ignoranceisbliss6259  I'm still surprised you still try to argue for borrowing money which in itself is backed on debt to assist in paying for it.
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  2718.  @ignoranceisbliss6259  Borrowing is only viable with a collateral on both sides. With our pound backed by debt, not gold - it's a continuous cycle of owing which can only be exacerbated as it continues. Government debt is also our debt - who else pays into the coffers if not the tax payer. If money can just be printed out of thin air as it is these days since quantative easing can only work on value of older currency and the last gold backed pound has already been inflated 25,000 times already, tax is unwarranted - but as they say nothing comes from nothing. So what's the value based on. I don't ignore it, but I don't let myself be credulous in thinking any other party would do any different when they ultimately answer to the same establishment. The party banners are merely colour changes to distract the populace from the reality. I hold a low esteem of humanity, not myself. I'm egotistic I can admit, but far from the realms of reality as those who blindly think someone is going to come and solve all their problems would.
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  2719.  @ignoranceisbliss6259  A cold, hard and bitter tasting brand called reality, with a peaty long winded aftertaste of acceptance. I'd recommend it, but most can't handle the harshness of what it brings with each sip
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  2720.  @ignoranceisbliss6259  And here you were calling me for not understanding an analogy..
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  2721.  @ignoranceisbliss6259  haven't you paid attention to my comments? I never said I had benefitted any from a Tory government, but neither have I from a Labour one... or does a certain war involving alleged WMDs atop of the selling of what remained of the gold reserves for a pittence, the obsession with opening the borders to everybody and the imposition of "political correctness" not come to mind? I side with neither of them or any other party and I can tell you that sober or merry. Can you make such a boast, or do you need someone to do such thinking for you?
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  2722.  @ignoranceisbliss6259  Your recent comment is to to chrisj, but now you're beginning to sound like a broken record.
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  2723.  @snakeplissken526  They can and have without something of legitimate value to back that currency. Gold was used in the UK up until the 30s, then it was denounced and replaced by fiscal debt. Tell me Snake - as I started in this thread: HOW can you pay back debt, when debt is what the currency is backed on, in order to give it value in order to pay back the debt? I answer - you CAN'T. it's an endless cycle to which only increases what's owed through the loaning of what doesn't exist other then in number. The nation and others in the same system are "borrowing" nothing and paying back everything... and what happens when there's nothing left to pay back? Sovereign nations and not are bankrupt and no one wants to realise it...
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  2724.  @ignoranceisbliss6259  and you completely ignore my argument - about the only positive we had was a referendum vote - something to which both sides have worked to undermine. Labour wouldn't have even given the referendum. Still I'm no Tory follower - I don't back any of them.
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  2725.  @ignoranceisbliss6259  You really are clueless. Or just hoping to have others say only what you want to hear. So engrossed in the idea that Labour will do any better then the Tories that you blot out any other argument of rational and realisation. Too craved and dependant on the state holding your hand and telling you it's alright, you just ignore the hard bits and just take your medicine. Much like how the Tories have done the same. Continue the show on, mindless puppet. I'll be sitting back, watching as the theatre eventually and inevitably burns itself down, to say "Well none can say I didn't warn them." You truly encapsulate the folly of Eddie Barzoon.
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  2726.  @luzoo3540  about the only thing she'll have ever done right in her life. Just too bad it'd take a narcissistic, money grubbing, waste of an excuse for what's defined as a human being, to actually do it. The very concept of monarchy is outdated and excessive with no purpose outside of some blind loyalist's delusions based on convenient rationale.
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  2727. So was October. During a ceasefire. Period.
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  2728.  @SuperGreen36  Occupation, in their own land. Palestine does not exist - it was referenced to by Vespasian as a joke: "The land of an extinct people." As Philistines don't exist today.
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  2729. That silly girl just cost whatever studio hired her a whole lot more.
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  2730.  @AndrooUK  Oh but of course when it isn't the Democrats doing it - it must be true right? Cause for all the talk of rigging in 2016 - I don't recall one lawsuit like this... The spin is clear - they just want their own way and let the useful idiots throw a paddy when it doesn't.
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  2731.  @TheBlitzkrieg not appropriate my arse. A veteran a while ago was arrested for sharing a meme - that veteran was coincidentally living on an estate where over eighty burglaries hadn't been even been investigated in over a year, so it shows where their priorities are. The ONLY reason they're posturing like this is because the press have caught wind of a murder and they're looking for a means to boost popularity since their snowflake incompetence has had that rather low among people as of late.
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  2732.  @Man_v_Cars  Oh we could - if only the majority of people would get their act together and do their part. It that's hoping beyond too much - ideological subversion through distraction, demoralisation and disinterest has done it's work.
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  2733.  @himagainstill  Says who? The law? And who would be there to enforce it if EVERYONE turned around and said "We're doing it. End of."
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  2734.  @himagainstill  and again - with everyone in the country turning around and saying "We're doing it." Just who exactly would stop them.
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  2735.  @himagainstill  it's called force mate. When you push a people too far - they tend to figure "Fuck it" and they rebel. In this country even peaceful protest has become illegal - so in the words of another "violent revolution, becomes inevitable."
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  2736.  @himagainstill  no but people will start one if said MPs keep pushing people too far. People outright rioted during the Poll Tax and it cost Thatcher her premiership. When it comes to that - nobody is going to care what a judge thinks. Follow your own advice.
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  2737.  @Scott-iu2jx  Desperate words of a puppeted coward.
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  2738.  @sprinkz6187  much like how many a woman has done to many a man you mean.
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  2739. Only excuse for the owning of then is - Where is the wild? Places like China and India where the human population growth means encroaching into their territory and when a wild tiger rags a kid, the tiger is targeted to be killed?
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  2740.  @GODOURSALVATION.  They're worse only because establishment is clearly hoping they get in. They've been given their orders and even if they don't get in, whoever does, will carry those orders out - because regardless of party, their masters are the same.
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  2741.  @richardgallagher4880  There never have been proper candidates - anyone who would want for the betterment of the nation immediately turn away from the whole game the moment they realise just how corrupt it's always been.
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  2742. @Unvaccinated1642 That's the irony, the vote isn't there to empower people, it's there to distract them from the truth of what they're ticking.
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  2743.  @Doc959  You won't get a party for that. Ever.
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  2744.  @Doc959  And if you think there's an MP that will ever risk their job for that motion, you really haven't realised how deep the plot gets Brexit happened in name only - we're still bound by agreement for payments, we continously have our deportations overturned by their courts and just to trade with them we have to go by their rules. So what changed? Very little - establishment have deliberately dragged their feet to await for people to become that disillusioned in their short attention span to then have us rejoin and guess what - the masses will give them what they want. Establishment plays the long game; most folk barely remember anything from the week before and said establishment knows it.
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  2745.  @Doc959  Brexit happened in name only and no politician is ever going to risk their job for that legislation to be overturned. They know who owns them and who can undo their entire career in an instant. And you can thank the public for constantly strengthening establishment's hold - they'll be doing it in a few weeks again.
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  2746. Trump's victory while a pleasure, is only a short term borrowing of time - once this term is over he can't run again. And this will be what the establishment will work on next to undermine his efforts. Try Reform, I promise you they'll fold and comply with the status quo. Trump is lightning in a bottle and unfortunately nothing more.
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  2747. I believe the band Amaranthe have a song related to something along these lines...
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  2748. And it doesn't matter who you vote for, the establishment that wants to go through with it, will still get in. Worst of tyrants are those willingly and even demanded by the people in their ignorance, to be put in place.
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  2749. "They dont know what their constituents want" RUBBISH. They know EXACTLY what they want, they just don't care. And WHY? Because theyre doing as they're told by their masters.
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  2750.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Even if you put nothing, the fact that you take part in any way, is sufficient enough consent.
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  2751.  @Glenn-ei3xp  And that alone is sufficient consent. The only way is to not take part.
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  2752.  @ZELJKO472  You see it.
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  2753.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Which counts as a signing of consent.
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  2754.  @Glenn-ei3xp  to the winner of the outcome act as they wish, when they wish in your name and they do so as their masters instruct them That's what.
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  2755.  @Glenn-ei3xp  You really haven't realised have you. You're signing to be governed and ruled and those who are in place do at their whim anything in your name.
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  2756.  @Glenn-ei3xp  😂 And you actually believe that. Naive fool - the ones you choose govern the way they're told by those who really run things. No secret cabal - they own your banks.
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  2757.  @Glenn-ei3xp  You think? Tell that to who own the banks - take it you get to choose them do you...
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  2758.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Cause now you're talking about the ones who really run the country.
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  2759.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Still think you choose your leaders? Given you've just answered No to my last question, you shouldn't.
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  2760.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Then you really don't know who holds the power then do you. Oh the naivety.
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  2761.  @Glenn-ei3xp  You're not the one who runs the bank which enables the capital so that your business can run, are you.
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  2762.  @Glenn-ei3xp  OK then answer this - what is your currency backed on? Isn't gold or silver - hasn't been for decades now...
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  2763.  @Glenn-ei3xp  And that cash is backed on.... what exactly?
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  2764.  @Glenn-ei3xp  You're not understanding me - the physical collateral that money used to be backed on isn't used anymore. It's backed by fiscal debt. The government doesn't own the money, the banks do and they loan it with interest. Now answer this - how do you pay back debt with debt??
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  2765.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Denial is the most predictable of responses to the truth. But rest assured, the next election will result in the same outcome it always has - and they've grown quite adept at assuring it.
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  2766.  @Glenn-ei3xp  And for all your talk of making money - the notes and coins themselves have no intrinsic value: they promise the holder the value of the amount minted on it which the government whom have loaned the money from the banks to circulate with interest are to honour. But there is nothing actually backing the notes up in terms of physical collateral, meaning they're effectively just IOUs for a value that doesn't exist. And the more that gets put into circulation from borrowing the more the inflation goes up, the debt rises... and lo behold the situation we're in. So once again: how do you pay back debt with a currency that's backed by debt?
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  2767.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Oh you WILL see it as your problem once either the state declares insolvent bankruptcy; all because who gets in just decides to do things differently, to which the banks will demand payment that will be impossible to pay. And when that happens; prepare for the mother of tax hikes. Or the owners of the banks to whom government answer to, decide to change all that: Does the term "You will own nothing and be happy" ring any bells?
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  2768.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Miserable in being able to see the storm but few heeding the warnings? No, but then those who ignore me can't say I didn't try. I'd say I'll be having the last laugh; but this particular situation in question doesn't indulge any schaudenfrude.
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  2769.  @Glenn-ei3xp  Not really; those who I've warned can't say I didn't try if they don't want to listen. What's actually sympathetic is the fact that those like you STILL believe you have any say about the running of things. I'd say I'll laugh last, but then this doesn't give me any schudenfeude.
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  2770.  @Glenn-ei3xp  I'll leave you with this - I'd sooner be ridiculed for this, than to be proven right. Take the hint.
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  2771. I didn't believe a word of Blair and I don't believe a word of Sunak - not those around them, not those before them and I won't be believing any who come after. The entire pit is filled with excrement and vipers. I'm proud to endorse the premise of rejecting the vote in any General Election; I never have and I never will partake in ticking a box for the ballot to thus grant my consent for the establishment to act in my name. THAT I can securely state as a fact people can rally behind and I'm not even an MP.
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  2772.  @TheJonesdude  Because unlike you, jrobs; should he not be voting for anyone, like myself - hasn't relinquished the right to object to the bs going on by voting. If you believe the vote gives the voter anything substantial - you better think again. All it does is grant consent for a government to act in your name, how it wants and when. And said government is merely a plathura of puppets on both sides of the aisle answering to those who really run the country. You want a direct answer for an alternative - how about assume and accept accountability and responsibility for yourself.
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  2773. @Chris Jones my point is, if it wasn't obvious is that laws only impede the law abiding; they do nothing to restrain the criminal. Sure enforcement can do something about it, but only after the deed takes place - but with such a staunch laws, who's at the real disadvantage; the criminal or the law abiding?
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  2774. It's why for all the pretence of "Fleeing persecution and looking for asylum" they just don't find it in the first safe nation they find: they conveniently find reason to go through every nation to get here.
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  2775.  @wobblywally-0  give me an example and just what are the chances they'll be elevated to a position of leadership. Cause I will wager that those odds aren't good - because the system dictates only those complying with the status quo of the system ever reach prominence. And a "Good one" wouldn't ever go along with any of the crap. But I'm waiting for an answer - name a few.
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  2776.  @dcarbs2979  paid ridiculously to travel the world in luxury at the taxpayers expense, attend gatherings where you can just as well feed yourself to the gills, make speeches that you yourself didn't write and be applauded? That's what you call a job? Please. If any one of them had to do an actual job - they'd be crying like toddlers within an hour.
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  2777.  @bengieDMZ  Lol I do however the larger triple A companies are solely interested in profit and the ones who call the shots aren't the developers, who have the soul, it's the executives who's sole interest is making a profit and the investors and stakeholders who fund them looking for a return on said investment. They don't care and never will and it's unfortunate but to the ones who have the power, it's all business and no passion. I share your view, but until a crash comes, the odds of a return to the golden age such as with the ps1 and it's wild enthusiasm for the new, are virtually nonexistent at best.
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  2778.  @bengieDMZ  Oh I see the irony - huge fan of irony. Thing is they only see what's "popular" via what shouts the loudest and unfortunately the ones shouting the loudest are the halfwits who think gender is fluid and whatnot. Until those with sensible virtues begin shouting louder - the ones wanting profit won't change things and ironically tragic is the fact that anyone with sensible virtues runs risk of arrest for so much as uttering a word.
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  2779.  @bengieDMZ  Absolutely, unfortunately the ones who think "gender is fluid" and all that nonsense are the ones who shout loudest and furthermore unfortunately those who are out to make profit are tuned only to hear the loudest voices. Until the sensible get louder, then the tripe won't ever change and looking at how even uttering a word of sense can get you arrested these days - it's some troubling times my friend and irony is rampant.
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  2780. They honestly think it was because it was a single player shooter that it failed. By JOVE, is he completely out of touch and just looking to promote games as a service riddled with woke bull...
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  2781. @kowo6022 a word of caution - do NOT mistaken state ownership with public: they are two different things with an unfortunate penchant to be sold together as if they were the same. I'm game for public, but state is not much different then private only you have no choice but to pay the tax that keeps it - that's what the NHS is at atm.
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  2782.  @bluevan12  and you have the incompetent public to thank: too lazy and apathetic to pay attention to the details - if it doesn't involve reality TV, soaps or sport it's not worth knowing in their eyes. No wonder the inept and opportunistic keep getting away with it!
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  2783.  @sarangistudent8614  I rest my case - "The idea of the state we have a say" and in the entire history of man - when has that EVER worked out? You mistaken state with public and they are not the same. State means government and if that were true that I had a say as you claim, i could walk into Parliament right now and speak as if PM. Naturally that isn't so - because that's not how the state works and if I have no say in parliament which my taxes pay for then why would I in the services I pay the state for in my tax. And whilst you are right in calling the people useless in their subvertion riddled demoralisation - you're in no position to call them if you can't see this blatantly obvious truth. The state is no more different then a tyranny under a different name.
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  2784.  @RichieBedfellows  and just how much are people faced with more taxes to run them. Labour are no different; worse even as they essentially say "either you vote for us or they run the service into the ground" that's called coercion by holding that service to ransom. And again you mistaken public and state owned.
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  2785. They do nothing and they're incompetent, they do their job and suddenly they're criminalised. Would someone have needed to have more then a broken nose before this pathetic nation would have seen their response was justified - you DON'T take chances in an airport: not as security and definitely not as police. You see a threat and you DEAL with it The narrative couldn't be more blatant if I'd said it myself!
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  2786. Rubbish. No school fee is worth your dignity and self respect, much less your future.
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  2787. ​ @katyb6979 Are you proud standing behind an establishment shill, in defiance of an establishment shill? You cant win through the system.
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  2788.  @HopkinsChloe  Vote for no one.
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  2789.  @nicholassciville1646  False hope you mean.
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  2790.  @watch-Dominion-2018  you commented on a public video - it's free real estate, as they say.
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  2791. Funny how Truss was kicked out in less than a month over an idea of reducing the tax burden because people have had enough, yet Starmer has been working to make everyone's lives miserable and arrest folk just for an opinion - yet goes completely unchallenged... Hmm sounds a whole like one of them is doing what they're told and the other was kicked for not.
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  2792.  @Skygrey2943  Oh how I love this argument - there IS no value to the pound; a century of fiscal debt has seen to that. And sure she may have sort to reduce debt to the wealth; means they have less reason to charge more the workers. But you try imposing more on the former and they simply move or raise their own prices so as to pass it down to the latter. Just as history has shown time and again. Starmer is doing nothing but selling out - just like he's been told to.
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  2793. As expected - my response is omitted. Nerve touched.
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  2794.  @englishciderlover7347  whatever, fixed. Happy?
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  2795.  @evolassunglasses4673  your comment might have been removed; doesn't stop it being true.
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  2796. Funding and supporting a Fascist state against a quasi communist one... my how the tables have turned...
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  2797.  @gumusluk05  you call people conspiracy theorists as if that's a bad thing; seeing how the continuous extentions to lock down they got right, the sudden push of being jabbed going to optional to essentially being coerced to inevitably being forced via the coming passports - which are essentially the precursors to the coming chip implants... all of which they got right. Even your beloved mainstream inevitably brought these up. It's better to be a "conspiracy theorist" then to be a mindless, 'yes sir' puppet.
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  2798.  @gumusluk05  critical thinking that goes with the narrative you mean. That's not critical thinking - it's regurgitation. For as much as you're calling this government inept - to a degree of which I agree with you; that's a dangerous situation for a nation to be in as when a government becomes incompetent someone comes along to seize power; history's examples - Rome's Republic, France's Revolution, The Soviets, Weimar - I could go on, are too much convenient to blindly overlook. Only wear a mask? Unless you've been in a cave the last two years: the movement of people in the UK has dropped, businesses have been shut down and most won't ever reopen; meaning there's been an awful amount of people in dire straits. Mental health is an issue being overlooked and suicides have been up. But we've "only been told to wear masks" according to your 'critical thinking' which overlooks how time and again they've locked down except the last two summers so the powers can go on their holidays. As for the app or the jab - not noticed at first that it was optional and now they're trying all forms of coercion to get you to stand in line? Next they'll be doing a Macron. And answer me this genius: Measles has been given a Vaccination for decades now - cases are almost non existent in this country for a virus with a 10 to 20 percent death rate, which we've known about for centuries; so if these two jabs which the 'experts' are so confident about work so well - why would you even need to worry when it was the old and the sick who were jabbed first? Why are the cases still going up when apparently two thirds have had the jab? If we're in such a crisis then it wouldn't take a news outlet to need to tell you what was going on. Before the big announcement almost two years back, nobody even noticed and that's strange seeing how 'dangerous' this is, isn't it? And if the words of the foolish prove them so, why are they being silenced? Surely the results before everyone's own eyes would be enough to part truth from fiction - which is what we all want, agreed? Finally, you're pro passport just to go to a store or venue? What next - will you be looking to replacing the shaking of hands with an outlawed German salute? Because that's how it starts. "Papers please" is looking to be replaced with "Passport please". Think for yourself - look on all sides - get a clue. History repeats and tends to rhyme - and opportunists always make great use of a tragedy.
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  2799.  @fernandosuba9163  Never said He was.
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  2800. I don't side with these "Trans" lunatics, but I can't but find it amusingly ironic that feminists, that have spent over a centuries worth of generations, "Fighting for rights and equality" are affronted and revolted when they themselves are demanded of by another for the same, utilising the same methodology as themselves. This is why I say "Speak no more then what you're willing to hear, do no more then you're willing to have done." To any feminist; as a man, I point them to this sort of incident and state "Not so impressive when it's been done to YOU now is it. NOW you know what it means to be treated as equal as a man"
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  2801.  @nemesis-f4b  Facepalm
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  2802. Replaced with who though? Labour won't do much better and Reform are just proving more and more they're in with the same bedfellows.
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  2803. Where did they come from and why have we let them take over? Well to answer both: they're a result of a successive line of generations; each more subverted than the last in a subtle cascade. And as for how they been able to take over - they've been permitted by wilful ignorance and disregard.
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  2804. Not a snowball's chance in Dante's Phalegathon...
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  2805. Caller brings valid and solid argument and this halfwit just continues repeating the same clueless mantra. Either complete idiocy or just sheer disinterest, take your pick. If I wanted to see a complete imbecile I'd ask Starmer to define a woman.
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  2806. Unsurprising. This world always has a distain for successful minorities - I mean with the Jewish people and the fact that Caucasians make up a grand total of 10 percent of the human population on this rock - both have achieved so much... and of course the rest of the world hates them for it.
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  2807. So you're wanting change through the system? Forget it - you may as well lay down and go with whats being pushed - cause the owners of this country will not let it change without their wanting. There's only one way to do it and noone is willing to do what's needed.
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  2808. History has told - it tells exactly what socialism and communism does to a people.
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  2809. Because food banks aren't the problem. There simply isn't any means for security to do much - each guard is at risk at getting fired for so much as laying a finger on a lifter due to most franchises and their ridiculous "Non-Violence Policy" which puts more people at risk then it averts, simply because the franchises don't want to go through the paperwork.
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  2810. How ironic that our border force is so unable to stem the tide of migrants but two actual refugees are caught immediately. Shows the priority doesn't it.
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  2811. The royal brat being plopped on a chair and a coronet plonked on his head had no purpose other then to keep the idiots placated. Unlike him and the rest of that establishment - the NHS is meant to serve an actual purpose: pay in, get treated. He just gets paid to sit there, stuff his face and make a speech now and then - which he doesn't even write himself!
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  2812. How hilariously tragic - so for people making their own minds up that they have to advertise everywhere they have a choice to do "The right thing" hmph right for each person or just for the ones who want this all out. Let's call a spade a spade; they've wanted id cards for years and much like how Blair started a war for the sake of introducing Political Correctness and Hate Speech laws, they've got everyone panicking over a minor illness in the grand scale of things in order to slip this through. You couldn't make this up.
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  2813. Whilst the notion of inclusion sounds ideal, it is both impractical and immutable in its impossibility. Case in point - think of all the cultures and stances, all the preferences and more in the world - then think hard and tell me what's the one single meal that everyone at the same time and place, the same quantity and preperation that they will happily agree on without a single exception. Food is the fundamental basic necessity for all humans to live and if you can't get people to agree on what that one meal should be; how can you even begin to try and get them to agree on anything else? And they know this.
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  2814.  @danjacksonguitar3701  wishful thinking. People never learn that lesson - because to do so would mean EVERYONE would need to pay attention and involve themselves in politics and depend on their own means to stand and speak for themselves. And noone wants to do that - forever in the shadow of that mantra "There are shepherds and there are sheep. The sheep follow their shepherd blindly for their own benefit and protection, unaware that one day the shepherd is going to turn around, sheer and eat them."
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  2815.  @danjacksonguitar3701  two simple words to answer that - Eddie Barzoon.
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  2816. Study in Him directly yourself. Religion is the fault as are the people, but He is not to blame.
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  2817.  @grewntd  It's another way to try and not have to own up to responsibility for ones own action - is what it is. And He is who He says He is. The being by many titles - Alpha and Omega, The Most High, The Holy Spirit, Maker of Heaven and of Earth is beyond any of man's capacity of understanding. For the day any one of us understands Him entirely, would be the day a new God is made and a created being can never equal or surpass their creator; rendering Stoicism's argument meaningless.
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  2818. @LittleKitty22  Most wouldnt. But im a head of security - won't say where and it frustrates me and my crew with how caught in the middle we are with "policy" We're more than willing to stand our ground and yet we're the first to be turffed the moment the higher ups feel like it's going to mean they're gonna have to do some work.
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  2819. This reeks of the Lisbon Treaty fiasco ROI had a few years back - when they voted against it, the establishment put the referendum through again under the pretense of "People didn't know the 'facts'" or as anyone with a brain could see it was more like "Now, let's hear the 'RIGHT' answer!"
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  2820.  @binitamin4727  the benefits are there, but the people aren't bothering to take advantage of them; we could easily remove all the despots we have in parliament from power and actually rebuild the nation to make it self sufficient and independent: but they won't because the last few generations have been more indoctrinated into worrying about some dimwits feelings and less about being self sufficient. It's laziness that's keeping the likes of Johnson in power and bleeding hearts keeping the likes of Labour and the Lib Dems in the vacuum of power when none of them should be. The only one party that isn't and rightfully shouldn't be in power are the Greens - lunatics that they are.
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  2821. Sign of a true politician - dont you realise.
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  2822. And this will only fuel the drive for "Safety laws" to stymie individual liberty...
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  2823. Wow well done, a brat's been put out on the street - now how about we see it done with the rest of the lot and end the farce of the royals. The idea of monarchy is outdated and excessive.
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  2824. Sigh the reality is that there is no party to vote for when it comes to realistic change because they all answer to the same few. And all of you claiming "Vote this, vote that" are doing is continuing the enabling of their agenda. You're your own worst enemy.
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  2825.  @ChristineMorley-q6x  Even if they did all that and got in, they'd still turn round and carry business on like normal. Establishment will demand it.
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  2826. Sunak just demonstrates perfectly how it's not the politicians who call the shots - they just put on a show like the Romans did with bread and circuses and do as they're told by establishment. But what I find so comical is that there are those in the country, in fact the world that are going to go ticking their box of choice; believing there's a difference.
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  2827. Oh because calling the English for colonialism - which every nation on this earth is guilty of in its history btw, isn't another demonstration of what you're condemning?
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  2828.  @cmsacademy1673  so it's perfectly OK for us to be criticised for a perception of "xenophobia" but how dare I point out the irony that the same is true roles reversed.
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  2829.  @toddlebean3110  the sign of a well raised child. Parents instill the lesson of self-reliance and to challenge everything without just standing in line out of peer pressure? That's called integrity and courage, lad. Keep to those principles because they're going to serve you well.
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  2830. As a good man recently said - he'll fulfill the prophecy set by Edward Longshanks over 800 years ago... xp
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  2831. Enough is enough. England needs to remember that there's only ONE language these cretins understand universally and that's FORCE. And if doing that means the same to the status quo, then so be it.
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  2832. I think Dom Toretto's gonna have something to say about this... All reference jokes aside, this is getting beyond ridiculous.
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  2833. I'll tell you why - the nation is factually and absolutely bankrupt - government are now being made to choose to toe the line for the ones who really run things, or choose to be the ones to admit this fact to the people and go down in history for being the ones to bring it all down.
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  2834.  @54nd5p1d3r  Bonds ultimately backed by nothing as we have a currency not backed on physical collateral. Those bonds are no less than glorified IOU's.
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  2835. And yet they can't not accept them, because their arguments are the same as what feminists were protesting for over a century. If they do, they renounce their own argument. Reality is they have called for equality and inclusion: they expect it, they demand it. NOW they're being given the chance to exercise it and behold how unhappy they are.
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  2836.  @Robert_DeVille  she ripped up her citizenship herself. She's no one to blame but herself; she can rot there.
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  2837.  @MagcargoMan  Oh there is ALWAYS one... last I checked - none of here are a hundred years old, so none of us "Colonised" anything. Drop that one already, it's as overplayed as it is misapplied.
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  2838. It's treason then. NO sovereign power can be given to a foreign interest; be it a world leader or company etc, without a referendum of consent. This treaty, if signed without one is void from the moment the paper is met with the ink.
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  2839. Blame the idiots who read it, not the opportunists who profit from it.
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  2840. I say tough! They want them here so bad, they can look after them on their own efforts. I say bring back a form of Decimation - each pro migrant is to be assigned 10 of these migrants - to clothe, educate, feed, care for medically and to be legally responsible for - no pardoning of tax and no added assistance from the government and the taxpayers who rightfully DON'T want them here. The protestor's living situation is irrelevant; should thought about that before they started bitching about something they won't admit to the reality of.
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  2841. ​ @listenwatchandwait You ain't pinning it on us - we didn't cross the box, thus we didn't sign a contract of consent, therefore we hold no responsibility for what he's done. Anyone who DID vote; for him or not however...
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  2842.  @listenwatchandwait  That system doesn't work if nobody votes and certainly not if the majority reject it entirely... But they don't.
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  2843.  @jeannemillsom9300  Oh you have GOT to be joking me. Want to know what Nigel "We mustn't alienate them" Farage and his merry folk would do given the keys? Same as every other that have come before him and those around him: EXACTLY as he's told.
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  2844.  @luke8329  Absolutely CORRECT.
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  2845.  @listenwatchandwait  About as high amount of people who turn around and reject it without complaining. What 20 percent of the voting population were the only ones who voted? Why are the other 80 just taking it in silence?? If they all turned around and told these clowns to do one - what exactly could they do, arrest everyone??
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  2846.  @listenwatchandwait  At 49 percent and lower. If the majority refuse the system and the status quo; what exactly can they do. Why do you think they're enabling all these crossings...
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  2847.  @listenwatchandwait  No problem; as im alluding to - they're letting them in because they'll cross for whoever once they gain the right to take part. The choice in the ballot is a trick question - the actual asking is whether you want to give consent to be owned for a term by establishment or not, because every box choice leads back to them. The only answer that doesn't is the refusal to take part and to reject the whole thing.
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  2848.  @bakedturkeys2132  Brexit wasn't meant to happen. The Remain vote was meant to win and the agenda continuing like usual. Then it backfired so they've put on a show for the clueless masses because not honouring the vote would prove the sham that democracy actually is. They made it look like they did something, whilst actually doing nothing.
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  2849. Another snake oil saleswoman - telling people what they want to hear. A misfit, looking for the backing and submission of misfits who think voting will make a difference.
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  2850. And soon BRICS will be enacted as a physical currency.
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  2851. Until we're just sitting down and behaving to the demands of Hitler's successors you mean.
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  2852. Where is you? Instead of waiting for Gene to do what you want, do it yourself.
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  2853.  @xChimkin  Hmm Where are the Philistines again?? Oh they've been extinct for almost three thousand years... So how is it "Palestinian" Land and not the land of whom is now being condemned for returning to it. Really, try harder puppet. You're making a fool out of yourself.
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  2854.  @---do2qd  Yeah and what a meme is, is an idea. In his case it's a stupid one, so whilst I'm chill, I'm calling it out for being so and setting the record straight.
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  2855. It's not realising the past that's costing us our future and people keep looking to sell, sell, sell.
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  2856. Given theyre estimated to become the majority in our lifetime - it IS about religion and seeing as theyre just waltzing in virtually unopposed, we've only ourselves to blame. Granted the vote is a farce in either case
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  2857. Whilst you have some valid arguments, you cannot defeat the system by playing within the system. The parties are all just puppets to those with the agenda pushing before our eyes and ticking the box grants them further consent to it. No party whether main or new will change anything as the establishment will not allow divergence. Not voting is one step. Acting on that is the next and the majority must act but act on their own accord and not the game that is rigged either way.
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  2858.  @ray-wm7yd  Stop voting, reject the system en mass and become self sufficient and dependant on your own responsibility and accountability. Establishment can't enact power without enough people to sustain it. "But they have the military" - a military made up of people. "They can shut down the country" a country that needs people to run it. If people put less focus on government and denounced their masters their power and put more on improving themselves whilst being responsible in themselves - we'd all be better off.
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  2859. Well looks like impartiality isn't quite working for you, is it, Mr. Pool?
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  2860. People have as many rights as they themselves are prepared to fight for by themselves.
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  2861. Sure, when Biden, Harris and the likes of Fauci are called out for theirs.
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  2862. Remember the words of Thomas Sowell "The fact our politicians are such blatant liars tells not just about their character but that of the people's. When the people want only the impossible, only the liar can satisfy."
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  2863. The only decent reform would be abolition.
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  2864.  @zenex1741  they're as bad as each other for different reasons.
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  2865. And all the tools below can say is "Vote Reform!" 😧 No wonder this nation is screwed...
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  2866. Ahahaha hahaha haha no.
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  2867.  @gm9460  So you want to throw fuel on the fire to douse it? And you haven't answered my question about what the money is based on - as in backed by.
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  2868. This us what you get with a state owned institution over a public one, with too much bureaucracy and a nation being continously inundated with more and more people.
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  2869.  @pestcreeper274  They're just a puppet distraction: haven't you realised that yet? Even the real ones don't recognise them as amongst their own.
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  2870. You had to ask.
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  2871.  @robertmcqueen289  Oh yes the unions - each one run by a misfit looking to make a profit at the expense of misfits... and they despise the Tories... why? Oh of course, they do in name but in truth they love them being how they are because it can be used to justify their own stance and continue to be paid put of pocket by the people who're too distracted to make a stand on their own.
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  2872. I trust you didn't vote - cause if you did, then regardless of your sentiments: they do. Its all in the contract you signed with a tick.
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  2873.  @jendrizzyy  Semantics. So you still voted - so tell me, in doing so you agreed to the process - in that had the majority of the nation voted your way, you'd have expected those who lost to stand in line and support your government with their consent via said system?
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  2874.  @ianrose56  And same question again as I put to @jendrizzyy
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  2875.  @bazza945  Excellent.
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  2876.  @johncollins7062  How is it profitable for a nation who's currency based on fiscal debt and thus it's value is literally non existent? An institution mind that performs nothing for mere routine ritual and nothing more.
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  2877.  @johncollins7062  And notice you haven't even answered the question...simply repeating the same misguided rhetoric about the significance of what's nothing more then a spoilt brat.
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  2878. The delusion of everyone holding hands by the populace and the opportunism for power by those desiring it.
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  2879.  @amandaduggan9051  "The fact our most successful politicians are such shameless liars is a reflection not just on them, but the public at large. When the people want the impossible, only liars can satisfy." And the truth is, folk go into the role, some honest, some not - but when they sit in the seat they face the ultimatum of staying or dooming themselves - so as you put quite well, the honest ones are basically non-existent.
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  2880. Well if to her the position of power supercedes the integrity of principle then clearly she isn't fit for the position. As aren't the rest of them for pandering among other things.
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  2881. Politicians are simply puppets. Establishment is what really runs things and everyone decides whether it runs or not, by ticking the box: regardless of who they tick for, or by not.
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  2882. Is that why most laws are being set up to appease the opposite side? Try protesting for Israel and see what happens, do it for "Palestine" and you get a free pass.
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  2883.  @Lindafoy11  You mean the same NHS which has so many on the waiting list and despite having paid tax still have to pay for dental treatment... oh bravo~ nice bring up~ 🙄
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  2884.  @ozzie2612  18 weeks for someone with only a month to live... not exactly impressive. And where does the money come from to fund all this...
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  2885.  @criticalthinkingcap4196  You'd have a point if you were talking about those who aren't doing what they're doing for a career. A career that is over before it begins if said individual steps out of line with what establishment wants.
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  2886.  @thomasmoore1499  I say the same for those believing in the dream that is "democracy" because you have to be asleep to believe in it.
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  2887.  @gm9460  Oh i certainly do and I could easily tell you the solution to end this lunacy that the nation has found itself in. Unfortunately what it requires nobody wants to do - they want gain without pain, all the rewards and none of the work, the freedom but not the responsibility.
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  2888.  @ozzie2612  You mean an economy in which each and every sector of industry was being sold off across the planet rendering the country dependant on everyone except ourselves. We went from a nation standing on its own to one being dragged one way to the other out of fear of an embargo. And you call that "well run." 😏 All because it suited YOU. Well now that industry no longer exists - just what will your "lovey Labour" sell off next. Granted it's something any party that gets in will be instructed to next. But you just go believing they're doing the country "proud."
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  2889.  @ozzie2612  And you're credulous if you think Labour will do any better. Remind me what the pound sterling is based on again.
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  2890.  @Cam-mo7gq  Oh by selling out. Right...
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  2891.  @Cam-mo7gq  with that number increasing because of a mass migration you mean. A migration Labour will do nothing about just like the Torys won't.
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  2892.  @PeachesandCream225  And left...how many millions of dollars worth of equipment again in one of the biggest clusterfucks seen since Vietnam... And oh that reminds me - Trump for all his faults not only got the idiot in North Korea to stop launching missiles, but actually was the first president in almost a century to NOT start a bloody war. Joey? Kim was itching on the launch button the moment the old fool place his hand on the book and recited the presidential oath and just look at how eager they are to jump into Ukraine.
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  2893. Oh they are, but it's not being advocated for, since its not "convenient" much more is going on then mainstream is letting on.
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  2894. And yet whether you like em or hate em; you still line up to vote for them.
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  2895.  @hillarysmith7948  Do you vote?
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  2896.  @mancjay8946  Answer one question - what's the pound based on? Those "billions" you talk about - not gold backed are they. They're valueless and the economy is essentially non-existent. There is no justifying keeping the scrounging family of spoilt brats.
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  2897.  @robinsss  Both.
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  2898.  @hillbillychic8417  Quite.
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  2899. I've known many a rottie and not a bad bone amongst any of them. But yes - I can confirm they love sitting in your lap when they're fully grown; so you need to ask yourself, what can you live with - numb legs, or having to see those dejected chocolate/honey coloured eyes hoping for you to change your mind xD yes I'm referring to YOU, Hercule!
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  2900.  @randomuser4201  Labour started it all with Blair blatantly tearing off the borders and screaming "Come one, come all!" The only thing the Tories are guilty of, in this right is they've done nothing to actually stop it.
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  2901. Never been written in stone im afraid. If it were true, it would be on the ballot form you tick and thus sign. No my friend - its all a ruse, one big lie.
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  2902. Eh it was shit before and it's managed to get worse. I guess it achieved...something?
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  2903. The definition of a conspiracy and a theory put together is no different than the work of detectives, analysts and other professions... and yet they deem it a negative.
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  2904.  @VenuZz  very much so and I'm a Brit myself. I see plenty of similarity.
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  2905. Settle for a fool and subject some poor kid to the show? Only one i feel sorry for in that scenario is the child.
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  2906.  @thomasrobert4654  And you honestly think a few firebrands are realistically going to change things? The masses not only ignore us but outright strike back on behalf of their masters, who aren't going to do much realistically.
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  2907. She's been on the payroll to do away with him and now he's survived, she's been told to step down and keep her pension or be found guilty on collusion with the conspiracy. Bets on it.
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  2908. And union leaders aren't?
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  2909.  @richerDiLefto  Marrying is one thing - a drunken hook up in Vegas can lead to a marriage down the street via an Elvis impersonator. KEEPING a marriage with both partners loyal to each other and giving to each other far more than what they gave to whatever partner - "business" or not, they were with before - is another thing altogether. And I wonder just how long it will take until he finds himself being cheated on or expected to "accept" her wanting an open marriage due to him, just not scratching that itch the way she likes and an ensuing divorce that ruins him. I'll keep my "red pill" though if you like, but you're the one living in delusion if you think anyone who values themselves so little to engage in their antics, is redeemable. You'd either have to be the Messiah or just spoonfed on the blatant tripe you just spouted.
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  2910. You really don't see how this is being pushed for another agenda, do you. It's got nothing to do with "saving the planet" it doesn't need saving - it's about subjugation and obedience and these halfwits don't see that they're not revolutionary, they're just puppets on a string.
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  2911.  @johnrussell3961  politicians are just puppets as well - a plaything to give the illusion of "choice" to the clueless observer. I really do wonder how all these halfwits will react when what it means to put their ideals into practice finally arrives - they're going to be a very unhappy people and they'll revolt, but unlike now they won't be the protected useful idiots.
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  2912.  @mertonsardeen2242  You see it. Because that's what establishment wants.
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  2913. That takes intelligence and practicality to think of. Something to which these two idiots clearly lack and now it's cost them not only their jobs but also their reputation. They'll never work in qualifying work again.
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  2914.  @andrewoliver8930  a thousand years of simply accepting the claim made by a group of drunken idiots without a better idea, instead of disregarding it and dismantling the bs. Basically by their logic I should declare myself Emperor and get a group to follow me - thus making me such... funny how I'd just be locked away
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  2915.  @debnbhuy  I just did.
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  2916. Truss I'm seeing as another example of being "All show and no go" she speaks a good deal, but we've heard it all before.
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  2917. You mean like we're still looking for the WMD that Blair dragged us into an illegal war over?
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  2918. You mean I'm paying tax for this asshole to do what he wants?! And so my misanthropy gets worse...
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  2919. How sentimental... now how bout giving that kind of praise to people who actually have to work their arses off for a living and somehow find the time out of the goodness of their hearts to donate their time and generosity without expectation of attention and praise: something of which she and the entire family of spoilt, undeserving brats know nothing about.
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  2920. Silly girl - you're not getting harassed because you're fat or "gross" you're getting harassed because what you engaged in is utterly atrocious and despicable. Were you to reenact anything from a certain other religion - harassment would be the least of your worries.
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  2921. Keep her away from any seat of power; the fucking traitor!
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  2922. Being thought of planning to do something is that vague an incentive to justify an arrest - it's basically impossible to say or write ANYTHING. How many of us have said something in temper or entertained a thought, but not carried it out for obvious reason - we going to be herded up for that next?! This is a pisstake arrest - PLAIN and SIMPLE.
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  2923.  @markus2228  Exactly.
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  2924.  @Mr_Jamin007  You still don't understand - Reform wouldn't do any different, even if they did get in.
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  2925.  @essencelin914  and who exactly GAVE them that land?
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  2926.  @susannawebb2552  so once again facilitating the undeserved nature of how royals are treated differently to justify their antics. Bastardom is Bastardom or it is a moot point overall - for the circumstances of typical sovereigns are the pair of legs for which they come screaming into this world: never by actual merit.
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  2927.  @wynbrown5985  Irish blood in me too - though from how small the crowd actually is, it's nowhere as grandiose as which they claimed it would be. I guess Ireland only has a minority of easily driven halfwits... can't say the same for England and Wales - who's blood I also carry; blind puppets. Then there's Scotland - that pillock who got in only needs to try pushing for a ban of alcohol and pork and it'll be incitement to riot.
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  2928. ​ @Drareg-x3m One that can't and won't ever be done in this system.
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  2929.  @Pokeman79797  It'll stop when folk stop enabling the system via the vote.
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  2930.  @Delboy591  Oh I always do stand. I represent and speak for myself - you should try it sometime instead of sitting there clapping for an establishment tool with a glazed over expression and no thought of your own. Maybe if everyone did the former instead of the latter, we wouldn't be in the state we are.
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  2931. Well first of all. STOP. VOTING. Because even if you get someone else in, they'll do as they're told - establishment will demand it.
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  2932.  @jimmyzoom1143  you make a great deal of assumptions and once again; I'll indulge you, not that it's any of your business how I act as a father. From 5 years old they've been taught to budget, by the time they were both 8 years, me and their mother personally had them learning to cook and to bake and every Saturday is rotated between them - it's their choice what we have as a meal. I made sure they started learning to sew, use the washing machine and clean up after themselves; instilling in them a valued principal of hard work and equal reward. I won't put myself forward as Father of the Year, but she and I damn well do more then most of the wasters who left education the same year I did; a generation of parents with the maturity of kids having kids and blaming everyone and everything else but themselves for their mishaps.
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  2933.  @jimmyzoom1143  thank you.
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  2934.  @ronica4803  Big deal - so do countless others. And I've had loved ones suffer - so dont try impressing me with moral posturing.
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  2935.  @donblythe3766  🤣 "A better place" they say...
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  2936.  @richardgallagher4880  and somebody FINALLY gets it...
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  2937.  @bg588  It's because of them, the imbecile who's in the white house, is in there in the first place!
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  2938. @L S sounds like the whole of humanity, given chance when opportunity knocks.
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  2939. That's what you get with a currency backed on debt instead of a physical collateral...
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  2940. This whole thing actually surprised me - I thought Winnie The Pooh would've been looking to take back that island he claims as belonging to the wood, LOONG before the Israelis would be escalated by the lunatics. I knew war was coming, I was just wrong as to where.
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  2941.  @IronWithin-4th  1102 England abolished slavery in the country. A law that's still in the books. 1833 was the year the UK invested a debt worth 40 percent of the Empire's income in purchasing the freedom of every slave within its control - none were ever in England. It took the tax payer up till 2015 to pay it up. Read a book, learn a thing or two.
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  2942. Foolishness, foolishness. Voting him in will not change anything, nor anyone else - if he did he'd either get in line with the status quo or get ousted. Liz Truss should be a constant reminder - barely in a month and she was ousted because she wasn't playing the game like a good little puppet. Get it through your heads: you can't win playing in a rigged system!
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  2943.  @thetruthwillwinoneday  Indeed...such narrow vision. Vote Reform and you wind up continuing to fuel the very system that controls you. Start thinking for yourself - stop being a puppet.
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  2944. I pray you're being sarcastic...
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  2945.  @snowimaniman6130  until it's your turn to find yourself indignant and you're told to "not be hateful". I'd refer to the old edict of "They didn't come for me"
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  2946. Come now, you can't bring Jesus into it: you'll offend the other "cultures" though for reasons like yours and mine, you're right: it's spiralling downward when it should be rising.
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  2947. I proudly would like to offer that first woman the quote from Penn Jillette - back before he became a shilling bleeding heart. That quote being "You need to SHUT. THE. _. UP."
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  2948. People don't care until what happens affects THEM. And whilst I stand on the grounds that people need only care for their own business and lives - they forget that the voters are the catalyst for letting the very folks in power do what they do and the atrocities they have committed. People need to really grow the hell up, peel away from the screen of their PC, TV or cellular device and actually acknowledge the problem at their doorstep instead of continuing down the path of Eddie Barzoon!
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  2949. Smoke and mirrors amongst the acts of the bread and circus.
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  2950.  @nicholasweaver7809  Stop voting and take responsibility for yourself. Simple as. You wouldn't entrust a random stranger with your bank details, so why would you ever give legal authority over yourself to someone you don't know - whether it's your choice that wins or not.
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  2951.  @darrensteele3365  Then explain why no matter who is voted for, no matter what party politic is promoted - nothing changes and the narrative carries on. It's harder to convince someone they're being fooled than it is to fool them and the majority of people have been fooled into thinking that voting has made a difference for too long.
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  2952.  @jimmySanchez-nc1dr  Nope, not consenting to Labour or anyone. I won't vote for anyone; I do just fine representing myself thank you very much and I'd recommend anyone with any sense to do the same.
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  2953.  @louloubrow2171  Because the moment you tick that box, you relinquish all means to act in exchange for the establishment to do it for you - whether your choice wins or not. What's naive is your belief that you have influence within the system: you don't, you have owners.
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  2954. So, wonder which Starbucks she'll be working at next...
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  2955. And let's not forget the two words that started it all - CRAB BATTLE!!!
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  2956.  @caspice  Two words: ideological Subversion. Four stages of that - 1, Demoralisation. 2, Destabilisation. 3, Crisis. 4, Normalisation. And it's been repeated over and over for the last hundred years, so much so each generation has been worse then the last - it's not a matter of people not waking up because they won't, they can't because they've been brainwashed from youth to not even realise they're asleep.
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  2957. And you immediately know where you at least stand with the latter. The former just talks a big game and will inevitably disappoint the masses. Trump wasn't hated because of him being ist this or phobe that, he was hated by the establishment because he wasn't just sitting down and doing what he was told. Why do you think they had a dementia patient run against him and set up the results.
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  2958. Wishful thinking - the Eddie Barzoons will dance the dance as they're told.
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  2959.  @chaptermasterpedrokantor1623  Both your comments are factually correct. Well revised.
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  2960.  @rafezetter8003  I'll answer quite simply: None of them. There is no right answer if it comes to a vote because the system keeps on continuing on its projected path regardless who gets in. Labour will accelerate it, Tories will prep for themselves for it, Lib Dems are essentially clueless puppets and the Greens would start the calamity tomorrow. Every other party is either too small or too arbitrarily unaware of the notion that democracy is an illusionary remedy for the masses to keep them in line. But simply - I refuse to partake, so when the shit does hit the fan; nobody can say I had a say in any of it, because my perception and ideal of anarchistic meritocracy doesn't put my future and wellbeing in anyone's hands other then my own.
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  2961. Coward.
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  2962.  @SiobhanFalque  😏 I won't call Putin a saint by any means, but do yourself a favor and actually do some homework instead of taking for gospel, the trite accounts of mainstream media looking to pass a narrative uncontested. After all - Zolensky has - how many opposing parties in his democracy... oh wait, Ukraine is a one party state which it became after a usuption.
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  2963.  @SiobhanFalque  Won't call Putin a saint by any means - but do yourself a favor and do a little homework instead of taking as gospel, the mantra of a mainstream looking to push a narrative without contestation.
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  2964.  @SusySymphony  And Ukraine's "Great hero" Zolensky was only a few years ago deemed a corrupt usurper by the very nations now looking to kiss his cheeks and not the ones on his face mind.
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  2965. Yeah - nerve touched seeing how many comments are getting omitted cause someone doesn't like the truth.
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  2966.  @bjornstahle4652  Funny, come up with that on your own, or did you get Biden to come up with it for you all on his lonesome.
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  2967.  @SusySymphony  Oh I agree - narrative detached from reality are the main cause for everything wrong in the world. Question is - which one is the right narrative amongst the many.
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  2968.  @SusySymphony  And Zolensky not only imprisoning any and all political rivals, but also making Ukraine a single party state - a party that is well known to be fascist... that little detail go amiss?
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  2969. Barely a minute in and already I knew that Grace bint was going to start talking out of her arse.
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  2970.  @kimjackson4041  Then at sixty eight you ought to have figured it out. No party is going to do any better than the others - they will only do what they're told by those who the nation owes the debt to; the very ones you legitimise every single time. After all, who wants to go down in history as the one who forces the nation to declare bankruptcy...
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  2971.  @kimjackson4041  And if you think you're going get change through the system then you're sadly mistaken. At sixty eight I would have expected you to have read the writing on the wall already. Government obeys those the debt is owed to and each time you take part - regardless of choice, you're signing consent for it to happen in your name.
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  2972.  @kimjackson4041  I want NOONE in power. I refuse to grant consent to any one, much less a complete stranger, to act in my name and I choose to represent myself whilst taking responsibility for myself. Perhaps try that for once; until then you're responsible for the mess that each government makes because you write them a blank cheque.
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  2973.  @kimjackson4041  How about governing yourself. Stop leaving it up to some complete stranger and take responsibility for your own life and actions for a change.
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  2974.  @kimjackson4041  I want no one. I refuse and reject the idea of giving some complete strangers any authority over my life, because history is filled with too many examples of what happens when people are too mindless and lazy in doing just that.
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  2975.  @kimjackson4041  I want no one in power.
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  2976.  @kimjackson4041  Yes I do, unfortunately I have to live in it with everyone else. You just blame Labour for that? Not ever realised they and every other party did the same and always will, because those who are owed the debt demand it? You want to blame anyone, blame yourself because for fifty of your sixty eight years you've at most repeated the same mistake twelve times. People complain about the actions of those who get in - since that situation won't ever change no matter who gets in: WHY do you keep voting if for no other reason then to try and point the finger at someone else like a whinging child!? Sort your problems out - you're born with only two things: borrowed time and the ability to make choices - everything else, is up to YOU. Stop wasting that time continuing to make the same wrong choice.
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  2977.  @kimjackson4041  Congratulations, you did what is expected in life- you paid your dues. What do you want, a medal?
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  2978.  @kimjackson4041  coming from someone, who like so many others, actually thinks there's a difference between the parties outside of the colour of their ribbon and their way of coaxing you to cross out a box to give their masters legal authority.
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  2979.  @rougebaba3887  I follow what you're saying, however women also have a responsibility to use some sense in what they wear and how they behave. It's not only men who have the drive for sex after all - women do as well. And if a guy find a woman who just wants a thryst, chances are he's going to jump at it. As for abortion on demand - I'm opposed to it entirely; women are more then free to sleep around as it seems to be becoming more frequent (prior to all this that's going on) if they want to devalue themselves, but they wind up pregnant, then it's up to them to take responsibility for their own actions. Don't go taking it out on the unborn child because they didn't ask for any of it.
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  2980.  @stephencurran4155  And who's fault is that? Politicians have done that since time immemorial. There was nothing on the ballot paper that swore him to any actions, nor that he had to tell the truth... and yet people crossed the box, signing the contract anyway.
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  2981.  @Andy-kj1rc  Then you ought to realise that if you voted, you signed away all right to complain as you accepted all choices and actions in advance. And even if Labour are out; their successors will do exactly the same. Its sad - this is nothing new and yet people never learn.
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  2982. He and his cabal are doing as they're told. Which makes the situation much worse.
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  2983.  @davidedwards1336  ultimately it's all about power and filling their backpockets at the expense of the gullible. Granted Labour and Tory are essentially two cheeks of the same arse with the exact same thing coming out between them.
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  2984. She had the right to speak, but not the right to be heard - you can't tell people what they HAVE to listen to. Even though when I tell people that they're part of the problem that enables establishment to act as it does and it falls on deaf ears IS a frustration.
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  2985.  @Gordon.Pinkerton  As is the whole matter.
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  2986.  @Gordon.Pinkerton  We have a nation basically unable to take care of itself - and all they want to focus on is someone passing a comment - that IS pedantic as well as hypocritical, given what's been said about others in the past and rightly then, were blatantly ignored.
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  2987.  @Gordon.Pinkerton "The ostentatious display of academic knowledge, or undue attention paid to minor details or formal rules." Believe me, that IS pedantic. What was said was indeed faux pas, but far from relevant enough to bring about such attention. As such pedantic is the appropriate remark to utilise in defining the manner. Trust me, articulated grammar is something I take great pleasure in, when needed.
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  2988.  @Gordon.Pinkerton  Semantics on your part. It is pedantry when such is utilised to the fullest extent when not relevant.
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  2989.  @Gordon.Pinkerton  Touche, you are correct on that latter remark.
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  2990. Because voting means anything these days.... you vote within the broken and corrupted system and thus you only further justify it's existence.
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  2991. Yes since it happened to be the leader of the party who decided not to charge him... oh wait, we're supposed to be talking about Johnson here?
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  2992.  @Jimdigby  and continuing to belive that means you're in denial.
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  2993.  @scooby1992  where do I begin?
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  2994.  @patrick-leekelly7681  how "convenient"
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  2995.  @AlexAlexon3897  Misinformation hah, if I'm so wrong and the truth is what it is, what harm could my words possibly give?
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  2996.  @patrick-leekelly7681  another case of history written by the winners and the faults overlooked?
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  2997.  @patrick-leekelly7681  she's not a victim, she's an opportunist like everyone else in that room. What, because she's a woman she's a victim? The nature of politics has always been about picking out the faults and flaws in the opposition no matter how mundane they are. If you and others can't see this then it's no wonder such people on both sides of the aisle keep getting in.
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  2998. Leave us out of it.​ @jamieroach5755 
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  2999. No they just prove the absolute truth: Equality. Does. Not. Exist. Period. Never has, never can, never will.
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  3000. Voting anyone will get you more than this.
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  3001. Oh please, more bleeding heart pandering from those not knowing they're being duped now. Brexit isn't a failure in concept, but a failure in practice as the ones running the country didn't want it as it put the heat underneath them and made their ineptitude and self interests more apparent. We were once a nation that stood tall and were envied, now we're afraid to stand and are mocked for this weak minded buffoonery. Had this generation fought WWII, we would have lost.
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  3002.  @huseinabdul1  And again all it does is ensure the criminals since they don't give a damn if something is illegal - hence, they're criminals for that reason. And who suffers for it either way? The people. Then again, the law isn't there to protect the people; it's there simply to protect the state, for the state calls it's own violence law and that of the individual, it calls crime.
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  3003.  @B-I-G-N-A-S-T-Y  And your solution would be? Education and testing? Thing is for the last hundred years we've already tried that and each generation finds its kids aren't able to pass the test. And let's be frank most parents these days won't accept the idea that their little Suzy or Timmy might just not be the center of the universe and just aren't up to par. That's why you get establishment saying "No one gets left behind" and then saying "Those who are able should get a headstart" No one left behind/headstarts - someone is losing ground. So what is the routine - they lower the passing grade so that to get into university all you need is something to write with - and now they're not even needing that. Result being the number of passing increases, schools look good, money passes hands, the nation's average IQ drops a few points and then the whole thing starts over but worse for the next gen.
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  3004. ​ @patdaly972 Which In itself is as reliable as an unelected EU bureaucrat...
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  3005.  @kennekan7990  not at all hard to answer, actually. Firstly the only reason China is financially more able then Korea is down to the fact that North Korea's lunatics went and said out loud what they were doing, so the world put sanctions on them. The CCP went the different tact but enough people have left China and can tell you the difference between there and here once they're acclimatised. The only reason the likes of the US feel threatened; or given the 'leadership" these days, did feel threatened was because their financial support in various businesses found their stocks waning due to cheaper alternatives coming from China and flooding the market. It was more about corporations pockets rather then the people, but now the mentality is now seeming to try and appease such a dictatorship to the point of imposing cultural changes in the country. And the US isn't the only country going down this bleak path. Peace, collaboration and stability... you mean censorship, obedience and subjugation. The Chinese people surrendered their freedom at starvation point for a way out and now that's dangled over them like a noose. Most in China are apathetic to politics and have no views of their own; only what the state indoctrinates at a young age. And those that try... well that gets dealt with very quickly. Look at how many protests get silenced... that is when the mainstream actually wants to air them... Hong Kong, ring any bells? What I hate is how the rest of the world is being conformed to follow suit and that is what I won't tolerate - if the Chinese want to be mindless puppets in their own nation, then that's on them. But tell your puppet masters that there are those outside who want no part in that.
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  3006.  @kennekan7990  firstly - thank you for proving my original point about how you criticise ones narrow view yet clearly have the same issue. Secondly - I never said the Chinese people are stupid, I said they were indoctrinated. Even the smartest soul on earth can be swayed when either desperate or when their guard is down. There's a quote a wise man once said "It's far easier to fool a person then to make them realise they have been fooled" and seeing as you justify the deaths of millions and the indoctrination of the rest for so called "progress" that clearly shows. Thirdly - congratulations, you're taught a secondary language; China and most other nations on earth are too. I personally speak three languages and am in the middle of learning a fourth. Fourthly - I stated quite plainly the reason why industry is on edge; it's the back pocket of the CEOs and owners of major corporations and their share holders more so that opposed the likes of Huawei. The people for the most part had only one issue, one you ought to know: isn't it true that all infomation a company shares from its customers has to be submitted to the Chinese government, even if it's data from another country? And if you're so free and without censorship; why even bother with a VPN? Lastly for now, amusing you went with the typical 'white supremacy' card when you're the one bringing up race here, not me. And if that's something you want to try and bring into the argument about hate, allow me to remind you again that I have Jewish in my lineage and many in my family lived during Nazi Germany - so I advise you to drop that crap right now.
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  3007.  @sA-ny2jl  As if they need promoting to indulge their thoughts.
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  3008. Just how with Labour they'll do the same.
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  3009.  @MattStanton1999  😏Indeed, such clueless complacence on your part. Their agenda is the same because like any other party they all answer to the same master.
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  3010.  @monotech20.14  try telling the truth to leftwingers and they just brand you any and all isms and phobes they can come up with.
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  3011.  @Motivation-qf5gg  "The UK has not self invested in decades" You needn't say any more - my point proven. It's been idle, complacent and riddled down by burocracy. Now the bandage is removed we see the issue and now where you see problems, I see a chance to actually DO something about it.
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  3012.  @nigelhopkinson6614  "The best interests of the country to sell itself out?
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  3013.  @Hastheworldgonecompletelymad  autotype.
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  3014.  @nickel2874  too bad your comment was removed from the main list, but I'll answer here: why should the UK be at the mercy of more "competent" politicians in Brussels; none of whom Brits voted for, when the UK is supposed to be voting for them at home? And spoiler - government has been incompetent for much longer then 2010...
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  3015.  @kotikkot8449  I've already given them on here, countless times. Self sufficiency, self reliance, accountability and responsibility to those who run for power without the EU policies excuse in short..
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  3016.  @scottchegg1355  enlighten me how?
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  3017.  @number9scores  seeing as we conveniently had a two year lock down of the economy and the blatant incompetence on both governing and opposition are you surprised it's been a downturn? But don't be presuming the EU is doing well: cohesion is next to non existent and the priority seems to be putting farmers out of work which means food shortages.
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  3018.  @celticcheetah6371  and i use the notion of "Diversity is Strength" as another mantra of example for propaganda when quoting 1984.
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  3019.  @zhcultivator  A year late and I'm still here to entertain - don't forget to tip the waitress.
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  3020.  @nigelsynnott7344  So you prefer to "Oh we'll vote in a new party, despite them all answering to the same establishment, then everything will be alright and we can clap ours hands with an unfocused glaze in our eyes as we drool profusely like the obedient little puppets we are..." essentially? Or in other words - do nothing at all. Because you see, all you're doing is furthering the plan by consenting to the very establishment you criticise. In which case - why are you complaining?
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  3021.  @django3422  Then do what you're supposed to do - think, decide and act for yourself. If something involves you, involve yourself; figure things out and for goodness sake, stop having others holding your hand or "represent" you.
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  3022.  @django3422  Everything i own wasn't handed to me, I have earned it and worked for it. Society is a means to an end - not a way of living at the expense of others.
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  3023.  @django3422  Oh you flatter me, to have even had expectations... as opposed to myself - I expect nothing from people so I'm hardly ever surprised. And what I defined basically was my response to your claim of me "Not being able".
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  3024.  @Seeker7172  No, expecting change by playing the same rigged game by the same rules - that's not just weak, that's blatantly clueless.
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  3025.  @jamesleonard7439  Very good, then you ought to know the vote is nothing but a waste of time and serves only to keep people under control.
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  3026.  @Xenophon1  😂 You REALLY don't know how it works do you. You really believe they'll just undo everything by waltzing into power? Nonono that is simply NOT how it works. You see, even if by some chance the party won power, the new PM and the cabinet would be sat down with those who REALLY run the country and told basically - "You have two choices, take your slice and do what you're told like everyone before you, or you're going to find your reputations ruined via the media we control and your careers will be over faster then you can say 'Liz Truss'". They're all either puppets of the establishment or just in it for a paycheck in which they'll just oblige anyway. The establishment will never permit anything less - the messages each party gives out are just a pitch: telling certain people of certain perspectives what they want to hear - in order to get them to do one thing and one thing only: consent. Even if you choice doesn't win, the moment you tick that box, you give establishment legal consent in your name to act as it wants, when it wants until the next vote. It's the ultimate con - to trick people into believing they're free then to have them unwittingly sign themselves into serfdom. How to dictate to people without direct opposition and if you can't see that by now - you're hopeless, just like every other voter, throwing themselves away for nothing.
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  3027.  @Xenophon1  To answer your claim on Brexit - it wasn't supposed to happen. They let off the break too quick and made the referendum during a relatively peaceful time. That gave people the chance to think for themselves and lo behold how much they've dragged their feet with Brexit since. It's only in name and now they're looking to sign us up in any which way they can whilst deliberately ruining what's left of the country... and what do people typically blame? Not the government, not those running things, but BREXIT. Just as they want the people to do, so when the next time it comes around, they can say "Now let's hear the RIGHT answer."
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  3028.  @ashwilliams4959  Only a few see - the masses don't. Subversion has done it's work.
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  3029.  @cazzyuk8939  if she says so...
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  3030.  @cazzyuk8939  Give me a break - people don't need "inspiring" to volunteer - the media does an ironically good job pointing out those in need of help: about the only good job the media does in this day and age. Doesn't need a workshy, almost worshipped scrounger in a family of misfits to do that. But as I said in another post - if people needed to be told to be charitable, they're never going to do so. This was a publicly stunt and nothing more. Now if you'll excuse me - I've got a job to go and do: you know, something she, her husband, the demented old fool with the coronet sat on an undeserved throne and the rest of his worthless kin, know nothing about.
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  3031. Just to replace him and his fellow puppets for another set of puppets? 🙄
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  3032. Her legacy will be as it always has - another loud mouthed, one hit wonder.
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  3033. Sounds like O'Brien when he comes across a remark he doesn't like and has no argument to dispute it.
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  3034.  @b62boom1  Bedtime, little one? 🙄
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  3035.  @kat2023.  Careful, you're burning up there yourself...
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  3036.  @kat2023.  Tell that to the original commentor - say no more then what you'd have said. Click back and ignore me if I'm so "pathetic" or maybe a nerve's been touched. Apply a little lotion to those burning patches - last thing you want is the blisters OP mentioned.
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  3037.  @kat2023.  My, your ego is astounding; for someone "ignoring me" you just can't seem to help but respond.
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  3038. I agree to the Aussie PM's middle finger to the spoilt brat, just not his method. No respect? To who? The Queen? Respect for what?
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  3039. That my friends is integrity, that's called courage. Now THAT is what has earned him something far harder to gain yet so easily overlooked then a title. And just as easy to lose My respect.
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  3040. There has to be a balance, unfortunately it's a flimsy one at best and a single opportunist on either side is all it takes to unravel it so that you either have tyranny or anarchy.
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  3041. I'll be buying it, for my entertainment and to spite them; the ones who use typical deflection towards a fictional character whilst probably calling that sickening "Cuties" a 'misunderstood masterpiece' when anyone with any sense knows what it really is.
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  3042.  @KJGould  🙄 Seriously? Fine - since it needs to be spelled out to you: nationals are the responsibility of the nation. If there's no past record of them before they act, it's unavoidable. However the mass migration is utterly irresponsible, for the fact so many who are not the responsibility of the nation, nor it's people, are coming in en mass. Put another way - if you've got a family, would you let a complete stranger live in your own house along side them?
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  3043. Smh you really don't see the con do you. Reform will do as it's told like Tory and Labour have been for the last century, or find themselves out of power faster then you can say "Liz Truss Tried."
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  3044.  @nozhki-busha  So how did your soft coddling work out for you. 🙄
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  3045.  @nozhki-busha  Given how coddled you must have been to give such a remark, you've no room to talk.
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  3046. Or better yet, let's get him in the cell he should be in.
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  3047. Yeah the last two years... how did that mantra work out for Phizer?
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  3048. @timwingham8952  Try and realise the irrelevance of your take from the matter
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  3049. ​ @matthewstone7038 Absolutely agreed. He's a weak and pathetic excuse for a human being. And she's now going to carry the scars because of him.
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  3050.  @eyetrollin710  Hm a valid point.
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  3051.  @ceecee130847  and yet ironically they prop themselves up in exactly the same way.
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  3052.  @samhodgins9804  Yeah and what happened to May and Johnson? They were forced out and Sunak was made inept. Read the writing on the wall mate - they do as they're told or they're replaced.
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  3053. Just watch - they'll be hunted down as "enemies of the state"
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  3054. "Putin's war is illegal" so was your invasion of Iraq and your proxy wars since before then and now. As a wise one said "The world pushes without mercy, but when a small number decide to push back, the world points and cries "Evil!"" Now I'm no buddy of Putin's or anyone else's, but John - do NOT be so pretentious so as to believe any deed of war committed by the US; save the independence, or any other country was done for the sake of good form and altruism. It was opportunism and nothing more. And as for Vladimir's method of government - you can call him a tyrant, but only when Volodymr who the world seems to adore, isn't being one himself. My case in point? Ask the people what happened to the opposing parties in Ukraine.
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  3055.  @lemmejustreadthethings  A nice day cheering on a spoilt brat who's watching the nation and it's people go down the tubes and just like mommy and those before her - do nothing about. Puppets.
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  3056. Nope.
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  3057.  @karijonassen6574  are you actually paying attention?! The Muslims support it!
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  3058.  @grizzlygrizzle  there is sound logic to your account: almost as if - if you're not striving for power, you're open "prey" to those who are.
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  3059. The debt can't be paid back folks - how can you pay back a debt with a currency which value is in reality non-existent and said debt's interest only increases as time passes. That's the irony - you CAN'T. And it's done on purpose.
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  3060. Oh what a kiss up! Donnie, please - put that douche out of a job!
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  3061.  @BoyeeSmudger  Tell me, how do you pay back a national debt with a currency backed by debt instead of a physical collateral. I can deflect too, just like you.
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  3062.  @headswillroll89  Seeing as we left only in name, not much. But unsurprising such scenario turned out as establishment didn't want to leave in the first place.
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  3063.  @gumusluk05  And you claim to be an expert in knowing how I think? 😏
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  3064.  @polarisnorth4875  Yes I did, though unlike you, I wasn't brainwashed and subverted ideologically to blindly obey the demands of politicians, of businesses and bleeding hearts.
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  3065.  @kylewarwick5929  I voted for my own reasons, not because Johnson or Farage advocated it.
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  3066.  @gumusluk05  Well tune in your hearing aid to the right frequency then.
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  3067.  @kylewarwick5929  But you got the names of who lead it, ergo you have your answer. As if it mattered who advocated it, they had little to no influence on my decision. Some people like making their own choices, you know.
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  3068.  @maxwild1212  1, we left in name only because we're still bound to many of their rules and policies, also we're still paying into their coffirs due to a poorly constructed deal - when No Deal would have been a better method, therefore our leaving has been in name only. 2, the ones who really own and run this country - who own all the land, the big businesses, banks and the currency, have government answering to them at every turn, they have the courts and judges in their back pocket and who dictate the information that we, the little folk get to hear as "Official Narrative" Forget the politicians, they're there to give you the illusion of choice: when in reality no matter who you choose to put there, you merely submit to that establishment and legalise it's authority in your name until the next time.
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  3069.  @tedbowen2789  If you mean the same one you've been hosed by, then no.
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  3070. Yeup.
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  3071. And yet you vote anyway.
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  3072.  @Simonsimon-fy3hq  I was utterly unsurprised when the establishment's puppet began carrying out his orders, like each and every one before him, on each side of the aisle and in every party. My disappointment is that after all this and yet the public simply haven't learned and keep persisting on "We need to follow this one, we need to follow that one..." for goodness sake - haven't any of the mass public got a thought of their own??
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  3073.  @LuxFerre4242  That chance you hope for is non-existent. They do as they're told like everyone else - put them in power and they'll turn their back. The situation of the nation is something no one that is going for the role, is going to choose to change course on. After all, would you be the one ready to go down in history as being the one forced to essentially bankrupt the nation? The banks and their business interests own this country.
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  3074.  @Lakesider52  Hardly deflecting, simply shining a light on all of it.
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  3075.  @wideyxyz2271  I have far more to show for it by doing such. And 650 people voting themselves in - a whole nation of seventy million and more could easily turn and ignore them. Police, military and all the rest can just as easily join that number.
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  3076.  @peterstewart6390  So you want to extinguish a fire with fuel? Good luck.
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  3077.  @IanLynch-b7e  I have my own mind and the ability to both see and admit what others seem too socially conscious to admit themselves.
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  3078.  @seewhatifound  The majority of them are just puppets going along for the sake of a career, others go along with it for their own self interests and the ones who get the front row seats of power, they're the ones most pally with those who really run things. And I assure you - any and all parties that get power end up in this exact same pattern - establishment won't accept any less.
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  3079.  @seewhatifound  A few of them are, but the majority of them are just puppets.
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  3080.  @apoorww1veteran994  Is that faith or fear? You realise that if they got in, they'd have the same ultimatum as anyone else: compliance or bankruptcy.
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  3081.  @martinjackman2943  Then you go ahead and be a good little boy and do as you're told - you go tick your box and give yourself a pat on the back. Then when it all comes crumbling down, realise you've only got yourself to blame.
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  3082.  @martinjackman2943  Who?
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  3083.  @samrodian919  You still don't get it - they don't care if you spoil the ballot; you've still signed it and that's all that actually matters. Ballots act as a contract in affirming consent to the process - the status quo doesn't care if you're trying to affirm discontent, merely secure your consent, without you even realising it. You've played only yourself.
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  3084.  @SusanBell-dl5gr  There already isn't - it's already doomed. The amount of folk who cling desperately in thinking "Vote reform!" "Vote this, not that!" have guaranteed it.
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  3085.  @gam9063  Paying attention to what is, instead of just what is said. It's nothing secret, nothing hidden in some secret grotto: it's right there in plain sight.
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  3086.  @Fitlad75  I'm doing more than the obstinant who insist on keeping the spiral going. People keep complaining about government, yet they just keep on empowering them because they blindly think someone else is going to do things differently so they don't have to. And that's what it all boils down to - a large mass wanting all the luxury but none of the responsibility for it. Then they whine when things don't go their way and often get worse... but apparently I'm the one not trying.
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  3087.  @notyourordinarygran  Have you actually paid attention to my argument, or are you just content with parroting a response I've already dismantled?
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  3088.  @Seashore1403  Nope, realist.
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  3089.  @Obscurite1221  Yeah, there's just one MINOR detail you're overlooking - you tax the businesses more, they push the burden onto the consumers and the employees or they just move, leaving everything a mess. Harris is just a puppet and nothing more, not got much more to say for Trump - but seeing as the whole establishment seems to be aiming at him to shut him down, that tells anyone who's a pragmatic observer what's going on. They want their puppet.
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  3090.  @23715  thinking you're going to get a party different from the same ilk in the same system that they have ingrained and nurtured. Unless Reform bows it's head and follows the same narrative of the Tories and Labour - they just won't get in. The media and interested powers will see to that.
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  3091.  @Chippytea99  People chose to do that, that isn't the responsibility of the one uploading.
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  3092.  @phill6859  😏 course the officer did...
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  3093. Yeah its called being a pet. ​ @rodgerhargoon3402 
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  3094.  @johnrussell3961  yeah yeah remember Al Gore saying by 2012 we'd all be under water? Get a grip.
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  3095.  @deepdickchopra3662  you mean indoctrination. Try and come up with an original thought, puppet.
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  3096.  @johnrussell3961  ever heard of what they call "Volcanic activity" and it's impact on islands? Check it out sometime.
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  3097.  @alanbeaumont4848  oh he made a career out of it - didn't practice what he preached either and gasp he was proven wrong again, like every other climatically paranoid halfwit with this morbid desire to declare the end of the world.
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  3098.  @johnrussell3961  so what do you plan to do? Tell the Volcanoes both above and below the waves to politely stop going on as they have long before we were here? Get real.
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  3099.  @Jack-e5t  jester
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  3100.  @johnrussell3961  you honestly want to try and stop the world's mechanics to "save it"? My goodness - you couldn't make up such lunacy!
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  3101.  @DJWESG1  communism and fascism too
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  3102. She doesn't care - she WANTS us back in the fourth reich.
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  3103.  @Nick-kb6jd  well given the union was first created in the 1700s after the Lords of Scotland had essentially bankrupted the country and came knocking for a bailout..
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  3104. No, they like capitalism, they just want it for themselves with communism for everyone else.
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  3105.  @nickryder9669  Oh really; from what I remember- we had an illegal war and Brown sold off our remaining gold reserves thus spiking inflation further beyond the point of no return on a currency already backed on debt. If you're trying to fool anyone, it is only yourself. Both did what the masters of all of them, told them: take the hint.
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  3106.  @DJ67mc  psh "growth" the only thing that's ever grown is the debt that's owed - unless the pound ceased being backed by debt and found itself based on an actual physical collateral.
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  3107. Capitulation much? You may be right, but you'd prescribe what - sit down and submit?
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  3108.  @craigrothwell6144  There is nowhere else to defect to. Bezmenov was right and he was largely ignored; behold the result.
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  3109. This is in no support of these two: so when are we doing the same with the blundering oaf who calls himself king just because of mommy?
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  3110. As are they all. He's just the buffoon who admitted his standing.
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  3111.  @Delboy591  Sorry, I actually like thinking for myself. Establishment doesn't even need bots to speak for it - You all in your sad praise of yet another of their tools, does it for them for free.
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  3112.  @Eddieeds10  Bravo, come up with that on your own?
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  3113. And yet all you voters enable them...
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  3114. It's the symptom of a failed order. Society is being pushed and naturally it's lashing out at random. But then with those looking to gain power, this is prime opportunity.
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  3115.  @sarbantz  Oh we have a do gooding bleeding heart in our midst. And just WHO would be footing that bill? Oh the taxpayer! Why the fuck should i, or any of us pay for someone else to house them?! And "Antracist culture"?! Don't make me laugh - you seen what they've been doing in France and Sweden among other places lately? How about since you care so much, YOU take some in - at your own expense and issue. Can't afford it? Not our problem. Haven't the space? Not our problem. You seem to want them here so much, so YOU can deal with them yourself and we'll see how long that lasts until you change your tune. Get out of here with that crap!
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  3116. When one side wants peace and the other wants war - you get war. And Israel didnt start any of this; they just wanted to rebuild their home, but the squatters of the Ottoman Turks and Arabs stuck two fingers up and started swinging.
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  3117.  @paulukjames7799  because the majority of people - A, can't do their own research. B, are afraid to stand out and be independent. And C, until something affects them directly - they don't give a shit.
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  3118.  @wallacewhybrow2705  The public are more distracted with bread and circuses - I mean look how easily they cowered during lock down and how they've all since forgotten. I have as much faith in the public as I do the puppets of establishment.
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  3119.  @Cyrus-3D  trading one set of puppets for another. You're simply wasting your time and giving establishment what they want: your permission.
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  3120.  @Cyrus-3D  And you want to know what their replacement will do? Same thing as they were in a different manner: they'll either tow the establishment line or find themselves having to explain why the nation is bankrupt and with a debt it can't repay.
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  3121.  @tonydavies3511  A leap of faith is useless when you're landing on a bed of spikes you know is there to meet you on the fall. I trust you don't just go handing your bank details over to every email claiming to want to do a business deal from one country to another, just for faith's sake. Maybe if people spent more time focusing on improving their own lives on their own efforts while devising a position and opinion of their own and a whole lot less time hoping some political savior will do it for them - we MIGHT actually get somewhere. Governments reflect it's people and seeing the state government has been in for at least a century, then what does that say about the mindless public.
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  3122.  @Cyrus-3D  And the alternative - say it gets put in, will be made to choose: comply and tow the line or go down in history for having to explain to the British public why their money is worthless and the nation is in a debt spiral it can't pay back.
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  3123.  @Cyrus-3D  Oh please, they know they're just telling folk what they want to hear - put them in full power and watch them turn. Politicians always do.
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  3124.  @janicelee9709  "Any man can overcome adversity, if you truly wish to test his character - give him power." Reform haven't been in power and the other parties - Labour and Tory included had the exact same methods when they were newcomers to the front. Then they got into power and behold how quickly they changed to stand in line. Reform will be no different - they tell you now what you want to hear, but when they get in, they'll throw their base away.
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  3125. You mean the gene therapy that they themselves were promoting?
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  3126.  @Sent.from.England.UK1010  and just how many were kept in their jobs by openly denouncing it... The pin drops.
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  3127.  @TAKIZAWAYAMASHITA  "The tree of liberty must be washed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants"
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  3128. And keep in mind when it comes to Nationalising - there's a difference between publicly owned and state owned. Yet the latter is always perceived falsely as the former.
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  3129.  @ellebarratt5522  Two terms I don't believe in - one is karma and the other coincidence. There's little to no chance that this militia would have any means to get this kind of drop; technical or otherwise. With Israel essentially watched over by the entire world, they'd have to essentially hack the planet and that's simply not possible unless permitted.
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  3130.  @cameronamis994  precisely. No country exists by founding without discrimination of another - so what exactly is the argument these buffoons are making.
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  3131.  @cameronamis994  not an excuse but it's just as racist to point one country out amongst many and make it the be all, end all focus of blame whilst giving everyone else a free pass. That bullshit my friend is why I'm proudly a misanthropic schadenfreude driven nihilist because no matter what is said, no matter how much is done, it's never enough for these opportunistic, self gratifying fuckwits - they're predators of a sort no one ought to be proud of being, not the victims they claim of being. I get what I want because I'm smart enough and prepared to put in the work, politicians get what they want because idiots keep voting for them and people using isms and phobes only get what they want because they sit there whining "Oh woe is me, I can't get a break. I think everyone else should make themselves far more miserable because I need company in the form of their misery" and you know what? Idiots actually fall for that crap - self loathing imbeciles indoctrinated in an education system to be raised with little originality that doesn't upset the status quo and harboring little to no self esteem who actually nurture such demented excursions. All done in the pathetic hope they'll be given a pat on the back while they join the throngs as faceless bodies until they're no longer convenient enough to be kept around and are dropped at the first sign of trouble. And they won't even understand they've been used up and tossed away, in the same manner that these whiners claim they've been. See past the bullshit, stop being a puppet. Even sheep know when to bolt from the paddock when they see one of their own get dropped - why do you think in an abattoir the first thing they do is separate the animal from the rest of the herd? I call dimwits like those crying "waycist" puppets because as mentioned in the abattoir which is every day life - people are figuratively getting bolted in the open and no one even flinches, but when the strings are twinged, the puppet dances to the rhythm that the puppeteer wishes. It's nothing secret, nothing hidden from your eyes: just wipe them and clean your ears - you can see and hear it, open and plain and once you do you can't unsee and unhear. You understand all this - then there's some hope in a select few people in this decadent and subverted waste we call the modern generation of humanity. The majority who whinge about oppression but never once stop to think about who mined the cobalt to make the lithium ion in their phones battery or in their pc so they can sit down in their cushy chair, stuff themself on processed mush and cry on about being oppressed. They're their own special little creature; Eddie Barzoon. And with that - the pin thus drops: people need to grow up and move on.
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  3132. ​ @zedrockiby The world hates them; therefore they do not.
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  3133.  @johnallen7807  Hah! Ever heard the expression "Silence is consent"? The native population has been undermined by the influx, permitted by the powers. And the people, have done NOTHING. For tyrants to rule, good people need only stay silent and stand aside - we HAVE consented to this so as much as we can condemn Khan for his deeds, we need also to blame ourselves for buying into all the crap to begin with - MAYBE if we weren't distracting ourselves with fucking football and Love Island, while trying to live cushty without being responsible - this influx and people like him, would have NO power.
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  3134.  @johnallen7807  respect for your service, sir just as I respect all who do - even if the effort is wasted on a nation that seemingly looks to destroy itself. Oh I don't give up either - I just know the method most try and bolster in the idea of "voting" is an exercise in futility.
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  3135.  @christinerussell113  and just what government would EVER put through that motion? To risk their own career when their own misdeeds come to light? Yeah, no one's ever going to do that. You don't see how it's all a game? A game to those who look to win at the expense of the many who lose. Politics that we see is nothing short of keeping the masses entertained and busy fighting amongst one another when the end result is ultimately the same. And by voting one way or the other, you consented to the outcome even if your side lost and the worst came to light. Put it this way, if this nation was a submerged sub at the bottom of the Atlantic, would you even entertain the idea that the majority might vote to open the hatch? Revolution? Absolutely, but not done in the ways of the past - as one thing is true: democracy is always one day away from dictatorship and dictators are always welcome in applause when they rise since its not the rise of people overthrowing another that enables it's success; it's whether or not the courts and "benefactors" permit it or not. If there is to be a revolution it must be done with each man and woman being autonomous and self-dependant. Reforming the system will not amount to anything other cheap talk and more of the same.
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  3136.  @christinerussell113  are you done blowing smoke? Give yourself a great big pat on the back for actually doing something other then sitting there pining over your circumstance at the beginning of your adult life . I respect anyone who makes best of what they can't change and drive for better - now how about taking that bluster and focus it onto something that might get things done. You've surely by now realised the world hands you nothing and will take what it can from you when given chance; so what hinders you from no longer playing the game that the ones holding the strings over everyone, hopes you simply play in the idle hope of change? I have no interest in leading and my reasons for the use of such a name are my own. I won't bore anyone reading this with long blown elaborations of my own responsibities as a husband, as a father; which for the most part, unlike the majority of the boys in my year; I've been in my kids lives since day one AND been married to their mother since before they were conceived; still married 14 years on. As someone who has always known the value of hard work, I still make time to be with them and to be an actual parent and husband. I've never claimed welfare and never been unemployed and never not accepted failures when they're of my doing. I've worked through then and improved - a lesson for both my son and daughter to take to heart. I've was there when my mother died spontaneously despite having spent the last two weeks of her life in hospital, having had no one actually test properly on her because everyone was too panicked about a cough. I was there for my wife when her mother and father died and picked up the pieces - I could go on but I don't care for any applause for what essentially comes down to being a responsible man - the sort who you seem intent to scorn for expecting others to; using your words, grow up and stop expecting the world to bail them out and not expect the lunacy we see today. I never expect others to do what I am not prepared to do myself and while you call me arrogant - use whatever buzzword you like; I laugh at each one, I call it integrity. What I "propose" is revolution yes, but as I mentioned earlier - which given your inclination of reading other comments and yet seem to have skimmed this part: not the sort which has occurred in the past as I agree - it doesn't end well. But instead, one that simply has everyone in the nation turn around and denounce the system itself because it simply doesn't work. Call me an anarchist - but compared to the deeds of many a state - anarchy's issues are merely conjecture. That answer your questions or do I have to spell it out to you? You don't seem the stupid sort, so thus you don't have that excuse in not understanding.
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  3137.  @johnallen7807  principles only count when honour is valued. And this society we live in traded that value in for cheap mediocrity long ago. The sort of politicians you call for and who I would applaud, are NEVER going to get anywhere near power in this system. That's what I keep telling people; I'm game for positive optimism but all the good thoughts in the world don't make for change in reality. Ever heard the expression of the path to hell being paved in good intention? Because I wouldn't be beyond surprised that in every party there are those who went into the game hoping to change the system for the better - none of them have ever lasted, not without being another spoke in the wheel of the system itself. Using metaphor of a car - it's bodywork maybe updated and maintained, but what use is it if the engine is nothing more then a clusterfuck that would cost more to replace then to simply replace the vehicle itself? The engine of this nation doesn't need "fixing" it needs a full blown replacement and you won't find it in the houses of parliament within this system. Too many fingers are in too many pies and the "good politicians" will either adapt to that line of thought or be "cancelled" by those who know how to work the mob. Frightening really how Begum - a literal traitor to this country can be heralded as a "righteous victim" whilst there's a rather long list of truly noble men and women who's names are rung through the mud and jeered at by the subverted crowd.
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  3138.  @christinerussell113  those are the desperate words of a capitualist coward; opposing and complaining, but no guts to act. You whine for someone to offer actual ideas through the system and "oh it can be changed" You complain. You're blatantly in denial of being fooled; but then it's easier to fool others then making them see they're being fooled. You don't see the actual trap you're setting yourself up for - think the likes of Reform will waltz in and give you all the goodies and promises you hear them sweet talk you with? Reality check - they'll tell you what you want to hear just so you'll tick the box and get them in, before disregarding you like a used tissue. What i state is the truth, nothing more - and you call it being dense and arrogant. Then again, truth always hurts most and denial is the quickest response. Dream on hoping everyone is going to hold hands and change the world. Dream on and when reality bites, I won't even be bothering to say I told you so. They want you to support them, whereas; call it sadistic, I just as much find it amusing that you reject my stance. Because schadenfreude kicks best when the foolish are the cause of their own misery and they're ultimately made to realise it the hard way.
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  3139.  @johnallen7807  and just who, with the exception of the few live by principles these days? I value honour and earned respect but you and I both know that the many do not. Likely so, though given the proclivity to reject such antics amongst her fellows, such a video won't be of that nature. But of course there'll be some cheap display to "demonstrate" how 'British' she claims to be and the majority will fall for it.
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  3140.  @johnallen7807  and wind up another Andrew Tate? Cause spoiler - they tried getting him on trafficking, which has proven false, now he's being held in the attempt to try and get him on laundering. Reality is - he's a thorn in the power's side: they don't want people thinking that they might just be getting lied to... curious isn't it that "Misinformation" seems to be the popular buzzword this decade - last decade it was "Terrorism". So I do what I can - try to get people to wake up and see the way things are so they can actually do what they should have done a long time ago and completely shut these power lusting, satanic and evil psychopaths off from power for good; starting with rejecting participation in their game, denouncing their claims to authority and instead have each man and woman be responsible for themselves, just as we should be.
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  3141.  @christinerussell113  and you get back to me when someone's given you orders to follow like a good little puppet. I shouldn't have had to give you ideas, that's the bloody point: to have people think for themselves instead of just blindly following the blind fool in front of them, hoping they know where they're going or that they're not going to lead them astray. And here's a little food for thought - something anyone can entertain: if everyone in the country turned around and told parliament to "Fuck off, we're not following your rules" what exactly could parliament do? Military? They're part of the masses... Until then, I'm sure the likes of Khan, Starmer and Sunak have something they'd like you to hear and obey.
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  3142.  @johnallen7807  you mean the very girls who actually testified that they weren't coerced and it was all consensual? I wouldn't go so far as to call him a saint, but I would consider the source before judging him so harshly. Especially since his arrest conveniently coincided around the same time he was pointing out some rather close truths.
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  3143. What a load of crap.
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  3144. Voting for the puppets I see.
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  3145. The role of a doctor and/or nurse is to heal, not to judge. And if we're going to exempt folk from treatment due to their perceptions and choices in how to impact that disposition - which by the way is rather capricious in the hypocrisy, since diversity and inclusivity are portrayed as being equally embraced across the board... does this then mean that those excluded are thus exempt from the taxes to be paid to thus support these institutions?
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  3146. ​ @Sam-w7w9y The very system folk complain about and yet keep enabling by voting.
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  3147.  @gwin8463  How about "We denounce such atrocity and although we believe in what we do, we realise that the nation we're in have laws and a culture. Ergo if we're expecting to stay in the country and be treated fairly - we'll abide by it." Was that hard?
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  3148.  @Dantianblue  Seeing that the NHS exists because we've been putting our hard earned money in it, no. That's a moote argument - we did not put our hard earned tax payer money in so as to bail everyone who just thinks they can waltz into the country, just as it's not up to us to clean up their mess. But what I AM saying is that anyone who wants to whine about letting them into the country uncontested ought to get off their high horse and show a demonstration by example.
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  3149. Wouldnt mind theyre on the brink of collapse...
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  3150.  @rafezetter8003  A game of tactics - ha! It's true, but not for the reasons you might believe.
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  3151.  @rafezetter8003  Who better to keep people in line than to give them the impression they have a choice. Did you vote the red team, or the blue one? Maybe the yellow or the green. Has it not occurred to you that it never matters to establishment who you pick; so long as they have your consent in the end. And with it; they do as they wish in your name. Really, they couldn't thank you enough.
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  3152.  @myrants5836  pity you got here before I could respond to mystrength5640's bleeding heart remark in a feeble effort to try and make a point. Yours pretty much sums it up.
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  3153.  @anovino1992  true, until then we see them go the route of Eddie Barzoon.
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  3154.  @alexsdb9712  that's avoiding the question - ask just where the parts come from, for said gizmos and devices. Let's just say the means of development wouldn't be legal in many countries.
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  3155.  @sophiar6493  kindly refer to the scripture chapter and verse?
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  3156. Five simple words to solve the crisis. Actual Jubilee. Drop Net Zero.
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  3157.  @bobeyes3284  indeed, since the police will abuse the law and it's loopholes in every way they can to silence her. Though when it comes to the point you can't even trust those who you're supposed to be able to trust, then there is no real means of safety and it comes down what matters to you.
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  3158.  @ferrumignis  wait til it gets worse: that vile act will be legalised likely within 5 years and when that happens those of us who rightfully reject the notion will be subject to arrest for "hate" just as we are for the perverts screaming "Pride!" Everywhere.
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  3159. Blame the people who ticked the box - whether their choice won or lost as that is what permits government to act as they wish in accordance to their masters. Also enough worship of the NHS already.
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  3160.  @kanedNunable  You could start by realising that Labour are no better then the Tories - their methodology is simply different, but the results are ultimately the same. Reform? Don't make me laugh - unless they're in bed with the same fellows as both the Tories and Labour, they won't ever get in. Simple as that - the status quo won't allow it.
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  3161.  @TheBanana93  You see it. About time someone did.
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  3162.  @kowalskizapata3058  Tell that to the million who died in Blair's illegal war and the half million children in Iraq who died due to the sanctions put in place.
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  3163. Yet if it's lunacy and it's called for what it is - they cry it's Left Wing and they fret being the "victim"
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  3164. Either she's lost the plot like the rest of her idiots, or that slip of the tongue showed her true colours. Granted the whole matter of Russia and Ukraine is a farce at best; a scapegoat for what is to come.
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  3165. Ah the National Debt: and that begs the question - will that debt ever be repaid? It can't, seeing as the currency is based on its existence. The Pound Sterling hasn't been based on Sterling Silver since the late 30s so it went to debt based and the trap was spung.
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  3166. Because if you're foolish enough to actually vote, by default you're accepting the actions of the winning party in advance. You're writing a blank cheque with no refund possible.
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  3167. We're not buying it Johnson, bout time you called this bs a day and bow out before we throw you out.
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  3168. Given both the Liberal Party and Social Democrats had to merge to survive back in the 70s, that should tell you just what a blatant contridiction the Lib Dems are: the irony being that the Liberals were once a strong opposition to the Conservatives, but their last PM lost what would become ROI and they never recovered from it.
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  3169.  @douglastodd1947  No, you don't vote at all. You remove the entire system from existing and each person takes accountability and responsibility for themselves. Voting is ultimately what has gotten us in this mess in the first place - we've become decadent and complacent in the belief that one person voted can speak fully on behalf of fifty thousand in a constituency and that the other six hundred and forty nine seats in total speak for the population of seventy million without issue. Enough of the bullshit. No more voting. No more expecting someone else to solve your issues for you and especially no more to anyone having an easy access to exploit power over you.
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  3170. Psh a collective of misfits, rallying behind a fascist misfit to oppose a misfit and pushing him towards another communist nation of misfits. Testament that the left inevitably attack themselves and drag everyone else with them.
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  3171.  @widebleek8138  And that just says a lot then doesnt it... 🙄
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  3172.  @1porter  and if you'd ever heard the left screech when they're challenged about anything, you'd know their entire philosphy came from a complete nutjob. The only reason they go after him is because hes not playing ball with them. And call him what you like - at least he's never had to try and put his opponants in a line of sight. Twice.
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  3173.  @1porter  and if you ever listened to the madness of the left, you'd understand none of them are of sound mind.
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  3174.  @IronThreads08  And here we have a look at the cause of whats wrong with the world today. So Eddie Barzoon...
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  3175.  @gregorybiestek3431  Sorry, im no leftist cult member. I dont go chanting "DEI...DEI...DEI..."
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  3176. As if Parliament needed her to make its ineptitude and corruption apparent.
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  3177. ​ @michaelgrant4174 you may be right - but he's the only president the establishment has hated so much for being himself. That means he's a threat to them and what does that tell you about their use to you?
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  3178.  @VL1975  🙄 Typical. I point out the actual issue and all I receive is the same tripe. I'm not for Trump, I'm simply opposed to the establishment in any and all regard.
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  3179. Course they wont, there's no plan. Other then the replacement plan that's been in the works for a long time now.
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  3180. The elephant in the room - the rosters aren't deprived of talent, they're deprived of character and proper development as well as the opportunities to delve deeper to get through to people. For all the talk of edginess and "Times have changed" the reality is, that's utterly irrelevant. The fact is that for the sake of pandering to the easily offended and I dare say the inclusion crowd; it has gone from a source of entertainment, to a source of sheer BOREDOM. Try to please everyone, you will please no one. But then it's easy to be equal, when everyone's equally miserable.
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  3181.  @timwingham8952  and Reform like any other party are just telling folk what they want to hear. Then once they're in, its business as usual and establishment continues on having duped the masses again.
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  3182. 🙄 And you know what Reform will do? Exactly the same thing as Tory and Labour - the establishment will not accept anything else. Vote Reform, vote in those who own you.
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  3183.  @AB87-rc9eb  Sigh "More extreme" "Less extreme" haven't you realised that they're ALL the same, their only difference in outcome is the people they target in appeasing. You're being fooled, just like every Labour, Tory and Lib Dem voter along with every other.
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  3184.  @concernedcitizen12577  😂 The civil service and government both are just puppets - haven't you figured it out yet? Even if you got your "Reform" in, they'd do exactly the same thing as those who you despise - the ones who really run the country, will never allow for anything less. And by voting, you're empowering those established few with consent to act as they want in your name. The moment you tick that box - regardless of outcome, they OWN you.
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  3185. You can expect that to happen on the 23rd of Never. No Government in the history of man has EVER committed to what the majority want.
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  3186. Its called voting. And whether for her or not, if you crossed a box - you signed your consent to this. And sad thing is - they're all the same. Some are just better at hiding it.
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  3187. ​ @davidwalters313 Then you have NO right to complain. When you crossed that box - you accepted all decisions made by the winning government in advance - and they do it in your name. Have fun with that.
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  3188.  @the_forbinproject2777  more or less like the drug trade then; "it's illegal but only a problem for you if you dun goof and get caught" and combining that with the fact the UK navy quite frequently disrupted slave ships and forced them back to land; how are the majority of caucasians responsible for slavery at all - especially when the first registered slave owner across the ocean in the US, was a Black African.
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  3189. Coward.
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  3190.  @NeilCoatsChamberlain  Him and the rest of them - it's the choice they're made to take when they get in: Accept the paycheque and tow the line, or be the one who explains to the rest of the nation why it's bankrupt with a currency that has no value to pay the debt it owes. And no one wants to be the one going down in the history books for that.
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  3191. And be replaced by another set of puppets who'll carry out the same orders. When will people ever learn - you can't vote tyranny out of power.
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  3192.  @maccagrabme  Step one of Subversion. Thing is, the four stages have been repeated multiple times now over the last century, to the point it's been engrained without most realising it.
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  3193.  @anthonynichols8468  Oh here we are - another pining for the fourth reich...
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  3194. facepalm We have a problem right on our doorstep that the establishment has allowed to happen - and your solution is to vote within the system so as to enable establishment to do what it's actually intending to do and not to your benefit? Idiot. What a weak and clueless fool.
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  3195. In this game of cat and mouse, she's too used to being the cat.
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  3196. Rights can't be given or taken, they can only be fought for or lost. The moment you give charlatans that are politicians authority over you, you almost never get it back. All they can give you are privileges: fabricated rights that can just as easily be taken away. You want your rights? Don't vote at all and fight for them.
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  3197.  @peaceful3250  No, thinking that voting is the be all, end all way of resolving this mess - THAT'S naive. People complain about the situation of which government and the establishment have enacted - but who exactly gave them the legal authority to do so in their name in the first place - if not the voters themselves!?
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  3198.  @wendynicholss6886  Facepalm And that new party will be made to step in line with the rest or be destroyed by the media. The establishment won't ever permit otherwise...
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  3199. It's too late - the puppets are too indoctrinated in their complacency. Ideological Subversion over eighty years has seen to that.
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  3200. Like we are already.
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  3201.  @gweilospur5877  It was written in the brief time I was on break, during my work day - so kindly forgive the lack of accurate articulation that your validation demands.
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  3202.  @gweilospur5877  Inarticulate phrasing is perceived as nonsense and the definition of gobbledygook defines itself as nonsense. I'd suggest you do yourself a favor kid and follow your own advice.
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  3203.  @ktjones1362  Hypocrite. We know what she was baiting for and your remark has testified as to what that is. Apartheid? In a country that doesn't exist? Don't make me laugh and your comment about genocide is delirious; the Arabs, which the "Palestinians" actually are, aren't exactly going to go extinct and the "Philistines" which the word Palestine references have been extinct for almost three thousand years and that had nothing to do with the Jewish people. And Racism? My goodness you really don't have a clue, do you; last I checked Hamas struck THEM first DURING a ceasefire. For goodness sake, like the other fella being pedantic on vocabulary, you need to go back and learn a thing or two about history instead of being a bleeding heart looking to get along with the crowd.
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  3204.  @ktjones1362  Oh dear, looks like my response just then was removed. Seeing as I just dismantled your hypocritical nonsense, I must have touched another bleeding hearted's nerves. In short; You can't perform Apartheid toward a people that have long since been extinct for several millenia. The Arabs which Palestinians actually are, aren't at risk of annihilation. Hamas struck first DURING a ceasefire. And for all your talk of "racism" quite a lot are looking for the Jews being annihilated: as if the last century has testified that no one has learned a thing. Do some history research; stop being a deluded puppet.
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  3205. Why is everyone sounding and acting surprised? NATO having been WANTING this war for years...
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  3206. You mean the biggest con ever devised? Thanks but no thanks.
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  3207.  @casualdestruction  Given her choice in profession I'd say she's a walking punchline. Then again the only difference between Cortez and Daniels is that the latter is at least honest with how she goes about her career.
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  3208. Al Gore predicted we'd be all under water by 2012... well we're 12 years past that and I'm bone dry. And the "science" how's that worked out the last two years? Wake up - it's a farce in effect for nothing more then control in plain sight.
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  3209. ​ @brainworm666 what war crimes? Israel isnt the one preventing civillians from leaving - Hamas is, none of the surrounding countries will take them and whilst stuck there, said Hamas is using them as meat shields to play victim. What, are you going to say we shouldnt have firebombed German and Japanese cities in WWII and drop nukes on two of them?
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  3210.  @ljt3084  Gaza did in their last election. Not a great memory, huh.
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  3211.  @chrisj9700  Notice no responses? You hit the nail on the head and they can't refute it.
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  3212.  @douglastaggart9360  especially when they believe that their savior won't come so long as their enemy still exist - look it up in their book: it's blatant.
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  3213.  STOFFEL  Hear hear. Too many times, too many people have allowed too many charlatans attain too much power and influence and allowed them to expand too far; under the impression that they'll solve all of life's problems. Government isn't there to hold your hand, but it's also not there to dictate your life either; it's role is to obey the orders of the people, not to originate those orders.
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  3214. Go ahead - throw your time away. If Reform isn't playing by the same narrative as the status quo, they won't get in. You can't win in a rigged system if you're against it.
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  3215.  @taiwanisacountry  Exactly.
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  3216.  @taiwanisacountry  In other words: no one's stupid enough to do so BECAUSE of the risk. One need only check to see how many who've entered the country on less to be arrested and detained on similar grounds.
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  3217.  @taiwanisacountry  You tell me - Western countries are playing political risk with doing nothing about the mass migration crisis many countries are dealing with right now. International Law is a play on politic - which no individual in a country has any say over and barely even is informed of until convenience hits. Believe me - they'd drop the sanctions if it became convenient and almost all conveniences in law are political. So your argument, whilst with solid points are invalid to this notion.
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  3218.  @taiwanisacountry  I never said individual country; I said individuals in any country. I'm in no means a sympathiser for the deluded wretch who's damned the country, but don't go believing that it isn't a political move to keep up the sanctions. You continously try to make that point to little avail; however one president of the US managed to get Kim to knock it the hell off with the missiles, the next and current has all but given him a free pass.
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  3219.  @audreykennedy90  Supporting the same monarchy that has, like before done absolutely nothing save sit about, wave hands, cruise through life with the hardest thing to do being the making of speeches which they don't even write themselves... and all this at the taxpayer's expense? I rheitorate my statement of respect being earned, not demanded. She, like the rest of the royal brats have earned none of mine.
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  3220. You see it. And it's a matter both sides want in practice as it's another step towards full control. What most Tory and Labour goons fail to realise is that both sides are in the same league as one another: they leapfrog over one another in incriments with the same goal in mind.
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  3221.  @keithparker1346  The vote in itself is a bad joke - a ruse to convince the easily lead into believing they actually have a choice in any matter. Left wing, Right wing - it's all part of the same bird, flying in only one direction. If the vote actually mattered, Brexit would have been done in more then just name, Iraq would never have occurred and those who ever took the seats of power and abused it would be held accountable and they're not.
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  3222. And have them be denied it for the trouble? Let's face it they're all on the take. Corporations run the world in unison with the establishment- which is why I've always said democracy is dictatorship being polite.
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  3223. And replace him with another establishment puppet. Right.
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  3224. Not likely. The Tories may very well have an open ticket with the split.
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  3225.  @Andy-qe6kk  you speak as if the two wings are anything more then two cheeks of the same arse. 🙄
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  3226. So why did Biden pardon folk not under criminal investigation? A certain laptop has all the answers...
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  3227. Appropriate use of Thatcher's observation.
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  3228. ​ @Earthern73 Then I pray you don't vote; cause if you do, your declaration means nothing as they have your consent by contract.
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  3229. @@YT-IS-AFRAID Doesn't stop him being completely right in this case.
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  3230. @@YT-IS-AFRAID Better to have a choice of which toilet to drink from then to talk shit into whichever toilet it's dropped in. So what IS your solution then, vote again and have some "OH LOVELY SAVIOR" come and do the work you don't want to do yourself and then complain in a few months when the fervor fades and you realise you've been conned again? Come now, stop talking shit and prove me wrong with the deducing I have of your methodology. What's your big solution out of the mess people have let themselves into?
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  3231. ​ @Discodave007licencedtothrill. Yeah, you're going to have to provide evidence to their deportation. With government obstinate to remaining under the ECHR and a lot of solicitors making bank on such cases - that number comes across as exaggerated at best and utterly fabricated at worst.
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  3232. And know what Reform would do? Same thing as the Tories and Labour - they'd do as they're told as per the establishment. Either that or mysteriously the party is found in breach of something and they just happen to find themselves out of power, their reputations ruined and so forth. The only one who wins in elections is establishment who gain legal consent to act as they want in each voters name; each time and every time with nothing ever changing. And you'll vote anyway...
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  3233. Psh do the guys at South Park even NEED to take the piss out of those two at the moment? Cause they're doing a very good job of it themselves.
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  3234. Understandable, albeit a lousy excuse to justify what's essentially wrong with the world today: people want the glorious wedding day, the wonder of their children's birth; but when the crunch comes that they need to be responsible and realise they chose the life they're in, they immediately start blaming everyone except for themselves. Bills need paying, mouths need feeding, clothes and so on, thus you work to pay for it; that's the way of the world and when you're home, you be the parent, you be the partner and you do it without complaint and certainly don't go throwing it away just because of a spat or a dry spell. There is never a good enough reason to cheat: for men or for women. Disregarding vows like the ones made in marriage is as immature as a child who can't keep a promise and never is expected to do so.
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  3235.  @brooshabab  Its a combination of those indoctrinated by the ideology, since it's implemented as young as possible; notice it's the curriculum that's legally mandated to educate by the state? Others it's a lazy dependence to oppose taking responsibility for themselves and doing things for themselves. They choose one or the other, all the while keeping the very status quo that's responsible for all that they complain about.
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  3236.  @brooshabab  a combination of subversive brainwash and a lazy dependence: that's what keeps the masses hopelessly trapped.
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  3237. Your protests are wasted and your complaint will be ignored - and if you participated in the vote; you've signed yourself up to it all.
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  3238. It's how they justify their existence as government and why we've been stuck in the loop for almost a century: When the people get fed up with all the austerity and living on nothing, they swing to Labour, who pretty much offer them everything without responsibility or realisation of the cost. And then once all the money's gone and the wealthy have already split to avoid the tax hike, thus leaving the working to pick up the tab, they swing right back to the Tories who utilise austerity to clean up the mess and attract the wealthy again. A cycle of pointless purgatory - combined with an emergence of a generation far more worried about feelings then facts.
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  3239.  @leohoddle7203 Agreed, the problem is the fact that Labour has revealed itself to us all its true form; one half emotional driven dictates, one half simply wanting power for the sake of power. Because for all their talk for the working people and unions; isn't funny they never stay stuck in the same position for long. A union leader never winds up worried about their work and the MPs only ever concern about votes to then indulge their deluded philosophy onto us. We need to watch the Tories however; I know Conservatism and the Tories today are taking up too many Socialist tendencies - as James Waterlow adequately put; they're the ones who banned protests. A consequence of one party given too much power but never enough. They will either become just like their former rivals from a hundred years ago; the Liberal Party that once had PM can now only gain relevance by sharing power in which they hold the lesser share... not surprising since to survive as a party they merged with the Social Democrats back in the 70's. Socialism and Liberalism; two completely different philosophies. Or they will become the very thing they once fought back against during the 40's. Look at what they're doing now and look at the influences they keep.
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  3240.  @leohoddle7203  I'm under the impression that neither Tories or Labour should ever hold the balance of power - as shown from their histories and examples over the last century, they're either too self absorbed or incompetant to govern. And no matter which party holds the power no matter what side of the divide; two wings make up one bird and it always flies in one direction. And the establishment itself is an outdated and exessive one which always puts it's own interests first under the guise of necessity. Necessity according to William Pitt is "The excuse of tyrants and the creed of slaves."
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  3241. And the fact that 23 and me just went and leaked a list of all the known Jewish people on the dark web means... it's gonna be bad.
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  3242. The Turks and Arabs are far from being eradicated.
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  3243.  @halloweenville1  They're not as hidden as most think - they're in plain sight - those who own the land, the money and thus the banks, therefore the businesses and industries including the media. These are the ones who really run things.
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  3244.  @halloweenville1  "To hide a leaf, put it in a forest"
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  3245.  @halloweenville1  Lol. That argument of yours, repeated by the masses is exactly why we're all in this mess to begin with. Wilful ignorance has now shown it's price and yet here you are still willing to pay despite your complaint.
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  3246.  @halloweenville1  Clearly the detail of my vernacular is too vast for your perception. So I'll speak clearly and that isn't meant in condescension. You're looking too deep into the matter, looking to find the ones calling the shots out of the line of sight of the public - to know the politicians aren't the ones in control is good, but you needn't look hard to see where their masters are. Simply consider the fact politicians are out for themselves and are bought: look to see who's funding their matters and you'll find them. Corporations run the world.
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  3247. Two fingers up again to the English, I see.
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  3248.  @lumpyfishgravy  and that should just show the Scots that they voted in these stroppy primadonnas.
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  3249. Remember when parts of the middle east were primarily Buddhist and Hindu? What did their countries have in common? They let in Islam en mass that then took over either by force or by political sabatage. And now we see it here and she thinks they're just going to "co-exist?" She is SORELY mistaken and all who think I'm wrong will simply have to learn that the hard way...
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  3250. Until those dinghy divers become the majority of the country of which then, the useful idiots that Starmer, Rayner and Cooper are will find themselves cast out by the very diversity they promoted... and they won't even know why.
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  3251. Doesn't seem like long ago that the same was being done to men, by a mob of women - but nobody seems to care about that now do they.
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  3252. Just like Labour who sells out their own to everyone else. Two cheeks of the same rear end.
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  3253. And somebody finally gets it...
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  3254. I agree with all of that - but vote reform? As if any party who isn't in bed with the status quo would EVER be permitted the chance of getting into power. As long as the system remains in place, voting is meaningless other then to keep the easily herded in line.
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  3255.  @tofueatingwokerati2039  well you certainly haven't pointed out Labour's less then appealing track record.
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  3256.  @tofueatingwokerati2039  neither had the Tories before that, but they also didn't need their leader sending them off for lectures in how to govern or have him squirm when asked to define a woman or whether a woman can have mens genitals.
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  3257.  @tofueatingwokerati2039  bullshit - he was asked to put his money where his mouth is and as expected he balked and tried changing the subject - yet expects transparency when engaging in his own party's culture war where indigenous Brits are condemned for colonialism at any and all opportunity and are expected to grin and bear the rule for one and rule for another. Hypocrite.
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  3258.  @tofueatingwokerati2039  because how many times did they and have they condemned BLM and Antifa when, like always it trickled over here from the states? Oh? They haven't? But always cry on about diversity and inclusiveness for the sake of being politically correct? Oh I'm no victim, puppet - I don't need a horde of scroungers; wanting handouts for nothing, to have my back so I can get what I want and I certainly don't need to resort to the ists and isms and phobes that Labour always resorts to when typically they're losing a debate and their hypocrisy is staggering them more then their lack of logic. Tell your puppeteer that he or she - yeah, I'm not indulging the delusion of there being more then that, needs to take a break - I'm sure their hand and fingers must be sore by now, pulling all those strings to make you dance the same boring dance I get from the typical bleeding heart.
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  3259.  @chengchin5073  It's called extortioning the people via giving loans to corrupted governments that the nation cannot afford to return on and thus taking collateral from the resources. But the fact these African countries are allowing it to even happen in the first place is telling.
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  3260.  @kurtgodel5236  Unfortunately you're not inaccurate with that.
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  3261. I'm in no way supporting Boris for his crap, but Nicola suggesting he should quit for the controversy - that's just rich seeing how she found herself embroiled in one herself not too long ago... cough never did explain where all that taxpayer money went, did she... I mean talk about the pot and the kettle.
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  3262. You might not have voted for him, but the moment you ticked a box next to any name, you accepted the process and therefore you have enabled him and his group - and much like any other, Farage included, he'll do as he's told by his masters.
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  3263.  @JackFirebrace1917  More fool the ones who voted period. At least those who didn't can turn around and say there isn't any legal documentation in the form of a ballot paper that states they gave any form of consent.
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  3264.  @mikeymike1854  Exactly and it's not as if the other parties aren't in on the whole matter either. They all answer to the same select few who really run things.
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  3265.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  A theocracy to which establishment has already has affiliated itself with. As I said - the vote makes no difference, the same will happen in the end. There's only one way out of this - and none of you are willing to do it.
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  3266.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  And you think establishment isn't already affiliated with it?
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  3267.  @kendrummond1945  He'd have done as he was told by establishment or been replaced faster than Truss.
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  3268.  @Zelda2774  And again, doesn't matter. The fact of the matter is enough did and by taking part - even against him, those who took part have accepted the process and are therefore responsible for everything he and the establishment does.
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  3269.  @OpenYourEyes-  They're voting for anyone to do the thinking for them. The result is the same no matter who is voted for. They're in essence, slaves handing the whip to their own master and not even realising it. And said master themselves are nothing but a puppet to distract them.
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  3270.  @easyenetwork2023  you're missing the point entirely.
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  3271. All of you crying about this - im hoping you didnt vote. Cause if you did, whether for him or not, youve agreed to the process by default and have thus no stance to argue about it. You wanted to elect a leader via "Democracy" and you've succeeded. Sleep tight.
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  3272. It's not a matter of bravery - establishment want it and if a party wants power they'll do as they're told by the same establishment. The British People are going to have to do this by themselves and denounce the system in place as the farce that it is. Anything less than that and it will continue because party after party will come and go and the same establishment will remain to go unabated.
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  3273. There'd better be a damned good reason why that driver went crashing into a school building... because now an innocent child who's only crime was being in the wrong place at the wrong time has paid the price. My heart to all her loved ones.
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  3274.  @MrKarlyboy  And once he's upstairs, he'll keep doing exactly as he's told as the ones who own the building will demand he does or he'll just be replaced. And it isn't the public who own the building unfortunately.
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  3275.  @MrKarlyboy  The only reason he went for Brexit was so he could get the big money that comes from being PM: a set 150k yearly for life and countless money making opportunities - much like Johnson. And no, I'm not an EU advocate, I wanted out for my own reasons, but Farage was playing his role of controlled opposition - Leave wasn't meant to win. Of course it backfired and government has been dragging it's feet ever since - their masters demand it.
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  3276.  @MrKarlyboy  He played his part there as he was told.
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  3277. What an utter turncoat. For all my resentment of the leftist lunacy, I view turncoats, even lower still. At the very least in their madness, the left chose a side - albeit one in their own minds.
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  3278.  @Stephen-b6s  And yet the people keep voting.
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  3279.  @mrbearbear83  My response - why aren't the parents feeding their kids? Can't afford? Well then why are A, you having kids you can't afford and B, continuously voting in governments be it left or right wing that are taxing you to the hilt so that you can't afford to feed them?
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  3280. It's the oldest occupation for a reason.
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  3281.  @johnmartin7158  Of course they would - the parties exist simply to give the impression of difference; even the bickering is done for show and yet they all answer to one and the same.
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  3282.  @HTownCharlieBrown  Oh ffs... that again. Israel have tried again and again to offer a peaceful solution and every time they say no. Now Israel has taken off the gloves - NOW they're the criminal? And just where do the Jews go. YOU going to take them in?
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  3283. "Was" enough said.
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  3284.  @neilwilliams1518  care to rephrase that with articulate vocabulary? Or has national education paid for by the tax payer been wasted on you? And before you rant on - I'm no Eton toff nor a supporter of them, but I'm no pretencious want for nothing, bleeding heart either.
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  3285. "How can you endorse a man with his dishonest and criminal activities throughout his life" to paraphrase the shill who asked - I could ask the same of any idiot who buys into the crap that Biden's carers get him to say, given not only HIS own antics in life but those of his son.
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  3286. Agreed. We've just got too many bleeding hearts like O Brien in this country.
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  3287. Is that uneducated, or non-indoctrinated? I voted to leave knowing the cost, though I might have guessed those in power would drag their feet instead of doing for the nation what needs to actually be done.
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  3288.  @stillcantbesilencedevennow  No, Equality is impossible. Case in point - a Vegan and an absolutist meat eater sit down to eat and they both eat the exact same meal to meet their ideals: what are they going to eat?
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  3289.  @aliceyingshan2725  To an extent you're correct, but what happens when there is nowhere else you can retreat to fight another day? There comes a point where you need to decide what you stand for - a life of submissive capitulation or one where you are prepared to fight and die for every right you, yourself believe you have.
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  3290.  @lordofbats3601  well it depends, their new FM could be the one to bring true chaos - I mean if he dared tried bringing in Sharia Law: knowing Scots as I do, having family that are - also he'd be in effect banning alcohol and pork: he'd be inciting for riot.
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  3291.  @NamsoeJones  Well then don't bring up an irrelevant point if it's not pertinent to the topic
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  3292. The definition of insanity clearly doesn't come to mind to people here... voting in a system where unless you're preaching the narrative, you're not getting into power.
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  3293. ... no mention of the National Health Service?
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  3294. Different puppets in the same show, i see.
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  3295. Which god are they referring? Cause Allah and The Most High are not the same deity.
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  3296. So many way for an emergency vehicle despite a red light is deemed prosecutable, but deliberate evidence of a bus is not? No wonder there's a lack of confidence in the system...
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  3297. Even if he's out in the next one, another of establishment's puppets will take the reins and it'll be business as usual.
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  3298.  @Mikellewe  Only liars can satisfy when the people want the impossible.
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  3299. @vortexspinner4470 The Tories like Labour and every other party are just the instruments of the problem; not the cause. Look to their masters, look to their agenda and realise that the masses could stop it all in an instant.
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  3300.  @radleysmith7528  And that does what exactly? Get them to vote differently? Please... 🙄 they'll all complain and then go right back to crossing a box for establishment to keep going as they do and the cycle continues.
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  3301.  @Marthawendy-sz2mk  And ever more so. Once they've decided that the takeover is complete, it'll be too late.
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  3302. Whut. Edit: looking at the comments I don't know what's more outlandish and bizzare: the fact that people are looking to "cancel" a dog... or the fact that people are looking to find "justice" for it. Frankly the only thing that dog needs is a home, good food and a loving owner - and frankly couldn't give a shit about what either side think... because it's a dog. The perverts are "Priding" and the people, whilst distracted are protesting. Stop the world I'd like to get off, please.
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  3303. The voting booth? You mean that's the only place folk are going to see the means to keep the very system suppressing them going and they don't even realise it.
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  3304.  @bl4ckkn1g8t5  You really have no clue as to how serious Israel takes to that sort. "Palestine" and the regions around there on the other hand...
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  3305.  @racitup4114  You mean the ones that the voters granted consent to the establishment in deciding to let in en mass?
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  3306.  @jodyarsenault2311  Hypocrite.
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  3307.  @Maxibo234  I'd consider your own sources before chastising me for mine.
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  3308.  @annfrancis6287  And what do those organisations profit from I wonder? I'd like to repeat my response from Maxibo234 and have you consider the source before you start trying to sound clever. You really don't, instead you just vyy for pats on the back for an issue you know only what establishment backed groups will tell you to know. Carry on puppet.
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  3309. @CarlNipmuc I'd ask you to define shame, but seeing how desperate you are to be seen gurgling to the so called "religion of peace" I'd imagine you'd need to look it up instead of knowing it personally. Have you an original idea in your head, or are you too scared that you might just hurt someone's feefees.
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  3310. @CarlNipmuc I'm calling you for gurgling to the "religion of peace" in the same manner that you chastise me for siding with Israel. Do keep up.
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  3311.  @Maxibo234  That's what you're reduced to? Your words, my response to it exactly.
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  3312. @CarlNipmuc Why else would you be calling for a state that doesn't exist and chastising one that does. Likewise, I'm also used to dealing with bleeding hearts.
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  3313. So when's Clinton going to be joining him? That whole lip biting thing he was apparently into really makes one's skin crawl...
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  3314. And continue the cycle on. A foolish effort - democracy is dictatorship being polite.
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  3315.  @RichieBedfellows  and since when did Marx's view ever lead to a country that was better then his contemporaries: Russia? China? Venezuela?
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  3316.  @AngryBiker79  what's my vision of society? Well if by that you mean humanity: an infestation.
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  3317. Let's call the spade a spade - if Biden wins in November, we ALL know what happened in 2020 has happened again. And watch how once again, how quick the ban hammer will come down for those calling it.
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  3318. And yet they still enable what it is they hate.
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  3319.  @dogbreaththe3rd851  what a gullible little puppet.
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  3320.  @ulrickennedy4920  Rubbish. It's two fingers up to England, because in typical fashion when Scotland isn't consumed with infighting, it's finding any and all excuse to howl at how "Unfairly it's treated" with one mantra then expecting a bailout with the next. Scotland going independent isn't a matter of justice for the present, it's a misguided call of spite for a past that most in the last few generations have never experienced. And should Scotland go independent, it'll be bankrupt from day one with no currency and a whopping share of the debt it has assisted in creating; essentially becoming third world itself. "But PhoenixSaga, we have resources..." you may say, to which I have only one word in response; Zimbabwe. But all in all I'd say go for it - my schadenfreude could do with some indulgence and there's nothing more amusing to me then those who have caused their own misery.
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  3321. Starmer is just a tool much like Farage and every other trying to make their career in parliament. The exposure needs to be on those who REALLY run the country
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  3322.  @BrendaRichardson-je2oy  You'd be surprised. A little fear is all it takes to control the common folk - it only takes one person to panic for the crowd to follow; it's why it used to be Illegal to shout "FIRE!" in a crowded theatre falsely.
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  3323.  @superbayern1389  Because voting in a rigged and corrupt system is going to reap results... come on now, it's time to wake up.
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  3324. And yet people elect them... if they're such the imbeciles for being as inept as they are then what does that say about the public?
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  3325. I'm a northerner and I see her open her mouth and most times, much like Abbott she proves she's an idiot.
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  3326. Tell you what - ANYONE of those freaks even touches me once, I'll be giving them a good reminder of why it's not a good idea. You start hostility, be prepared to get hurt so don't throw any more punches then you're prepared to take.
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  3327. If you believe she's "gorgeous" then all due respect mate - talk about a lack of taste. She's a clueless, pc, male bashing, victim hooded bleeding heart.
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  3328.  @darkshaman7087  Oh they won't send them - they want to send us so they can replace us in our absence.
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  3329. I fail to find any precious reason to bother even considering paying more into the system... those nurses want their payrise? Tell em to cut these ridiculous roles loose and take the cash out of that! This isn't about inclusively, it's about silently and now not so silently overthrowing everything with this deranged madness.
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  3330.  @afortin251  "pain" as if such delusional dullards knew anything of pain. Body dysmorphia is an illness and Page is a grade a example of a patient in denial - angry because Peterson has the brass to state what so many others don't have the cajones to; for the sake of the halfwit's "widdle fweewings".
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  3331. I dunno about it being a rights violation, but it sure as hell sounds like stupidity on a brand new level.
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  3332. Its not leaving, its puppet is. The true evil is just waiting, preparing, consolidating its forces. Trump is merely borrowed time: use it wisely and be prepared.
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  3333. What's worse is that there are governments in the west cough UK... that want to emulate this iron grip on the Internet and even our thoughts.
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  3334. Finally, a strike worth having...
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  3335.  @granda3649  misanthropy which I personally embrace, is down to the outright understanding of humanity - our greatest technological advancements were and still are discovered in our pursuit of killing the enemy in warfare or forcing them to submission. We create cures for disease in the same manner many choose to create diseases to harm and kill people and even those looking for cures have to do the same to find the cure. Ever learn how the heart transplant was developed? Look up a guy called Mendela sometime... and don't eat before or during if you have a weak stomach. We even see it in the most benign manner as sales: look on TV at a cleaning advert: a mother's natural fear of her child getting Ill because of germs, exploited by corporations to milk a living out of people who could very well do the same thing to prevent it with hot water and soap. Our leaders cause fear and then offer solutions hence we always see the same psychopaths in power: the sort many call and condemn and yet they always claim to choose the lesser of "two evils" so ironically they vote for an evil in any regard for lack of choice due on people's lazy ideology of letting big problems be someone else's concern instead of contriving a solution. And that other person profits from both the average Joe's fear and complacency which he brings upon himself. And so many "holy" and this is the irony - the higher echelons who control the faithful and averse the evils in the world ultimately tend to embrace that same evil. And almost each and every time it happens, how many times is God blamed for it all and so seldom is the man? Does misanthropy seem so unidealistic now, or shall I continue to point out more justification?
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  3336.  @granda3649  that sounds like every nation that ever has been within technological reasoning of each and ever will be: often times in revolution, the new power is just as bad or worse then the previous. And in today's, the question isn't can we, but will we? And I answer, no the masses are too mentally castrated of critical thought.
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  3337.  @granda3649  unfortunately those sheepish masses tend to be the majority rule and so long as they're swaying to the lunatics narrative; as it suits and indulges their pathetic notion of philosophy, then the few who are awake won't make a dent in the army of literal zombies that the masses are. Smart enough to work with what they're told but stupid enough to not ask questions, otherwise they wouldn't be part of the masses.
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  3338. Both sides of the divide corrupt and undependable? Big surprise...
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  3339.  @jeremysmith8035  oh the "Rights" argument again... to which I say, what rights are they taking? You have as many rights to whatever as you as an individual are prepared to defend. What you're talking about are privileges, those are what the powers in any government give out and can easily remove, but the right ones don't, not if they want to stay in power.
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  3340. Better 1973 then 1984
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  3341.  @1990chrism  different year and verse; same as the first.
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  3342.  @swolemite1895  We didn't abolish the largest empire on earth simply to annex ourselves with the successor to the one Adolf started - the very guy countless fought and died over six years to defy. Joining in the first place was the worst idea, leaving with that deal was just as. What would you prefer - to remain and for what: to wonder if you would greet someone with a shake of the hand or a joust of the right hand?
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  3343. They're unelected, but their puppets are.
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  3344.  @jasonrustmann7535  Oh just you wait - the peds are vying for their turn to jump on the bandwagon...
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  3345.  @sj4695  no of course you're not going to. One sentence: countless points show Issac's favor, what does Ishmael have to show other then surviving a trip and founding a nation?
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  3346.  @sj4695  Interesting... you say Allah, you forget though; that's just a title essentially meaning God or Lord. My question to you then is; which one?
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  3347.  @sj4695  That doesn't answer the question.
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  3348.  wiredly world  Oh please; religion of Moses? Muslims in their homelands complain about the Jews returning to refound Israel and won't even let them rebuilt their temple where it was originally - what makes you think those outside those homelands give any less of a damn about the religion of Moses.
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  3349.  @royboy565  How bout neither and everyone is accountable and responsible for themselves.
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  3350.  @petewalsh764  How so weird? When the system basically plays both sides against each other for the sake of sustaining itself on the petty grievances between them, whilst the elephant in the room goes unnoticed; why else would a select few not think to turn away from the crowds screaming, hoping they're the loudest?
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  3351.  @petewalsh764  Corbyn was whatever side his party wanted him to be and wound up losing out anyway - the guy hasn't a thought of his own, just another puppet in the echelons deluding people they have a choice within the system. And as for Labour wanting shorter lock down? Please - they were practically BEGGING for a duplication of China... and for what: a cough.
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  3352.  @petewalsh764  How Eddie Barzoon...
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  3353.  @petewalsh764  No, voting keeps the system dependant on both the Tories and Labour in power.
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  3354.  @stephenweir9871  You see it.
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  3355.  @david-pb4bi  If I said I voted at an election at all, then I'd be lying. Never have i voted anyone to hold power over me. Not once.
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  3356.  @david-pb4bi  If i said I did, then I would be lying. I've never ticked a box at an election in my life and never will. But I suppose you're psychic, aren't you.
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  3357.  @david-pb4bi  And I suppose you're psychic. Sorry you're incorrect - never have and never will.
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  3358.  @david-pb4bi  I'm not; I'm simply not letting Labour, nor anyone else off for their misdeeds and calling them out for their hypocrisy. Simply put I refuse to play the game in which the table is always tilted in the favor of every politician's master - and it's the same ones, no matter who or what party politic they crow.
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  3359.  @greeleyestateslove  And how could one be innocent when the incentive is for profit or to benefit? That's a call to greed.
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  3360. Coward.
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  3361. 🙄 If you say so.
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  3362. To embrace a snake is to invite it's venom.
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  3363. And yet you vote anyway...
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  3364. It begins. And people will vote anyway.
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  3365. Give me a break... heard some of these and more - never did me any harm. Sure they sucked but if you're going try and use this to justify your misgivings in life then you are forever a child. It's not their words, but your choices that matter more.
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  3366.  @dmoiseyo8882  I'd suggest you brace yourself then and kiss your liberties goodbye if that "Lobbying Group" gets its way - and given the lack of awareness or simple apathy by the majority, it's more a matter of when.
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  3367.  @Eleventhearlofmars  Because the banks and their business interests run the country de jure - they want their payments and we as a nation are essentially bankrupt. So Reform gets in and what will they do? As they're told like their predecessors have, or refuse and thus have us be defaulting completely; our money realised as worthless and everything else that follows?
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  3368. And why would they? It works in their favor.
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  3369.  @nancyt61  some of the worst things imaginable and beyond are done with "the right intentions" hence they're claimed to pave the pathway to hell. I empathise with their condition but I do not with the cause that lead to it. The last two years were an IQ test to which the majority have failed miserably - behold the result.
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  3370.  @waynedeadder664  and if feeding your family meant having to kill another's would you? Your excuse didn't work at Nurumberg buddy and won't wash here - I had to feed mine too and i did so without that poison. I went through all the peer pressure and name calling and never once did I give in to it - because my son and my daughter mean too much to me to simply teach them to capitulate liberty for the delusion that others bought and fell for on a lie.
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  3371.  @olivier3847  no, Satan does. And works so very well in manipulation when allowed - only he could send the world this far down the path it's gone where what was once good is deemed evil and what was once evil is now celebrated. Where once people aspired to intelligence they are now yearning to be as every other Eddie Barzoon.
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  3372.  @j.a.c.3776  until they say "Jump" again to which the puppets do so without even asking "How high?" Like they are doing now they want people to "let bygones be bygones and forget" whilst in the same vein, ask everyone to fork out for a reparation we have no legitimate purpose to do? No thanks - I have no patience for those who won't own up to their own error and clean up their own mess - instead expecting everyone else to do it for them.
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  3373.  @jodaniels8097  doubt it - too many Eddie Barzoons in the world. They'll forget and repeat the mantra.
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  3374.  @RollingThunder808  morality can flip based on semantics. My argument in this instance of yours is - why should I then be forced to pay more tax to cover the cost of compensating the puppets that let themselves be fooled out of fear, when I myself not only refused to join in, but also was among those warning them not to? Why should I assist in mopping up their mess? Why should any of us?
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  3375.  @RollingThunder808  Karma doesn't exist - for it to do so, good people would never have any wrongdoing occur to them. The very rules of Karma as such contradict itself - Irony however a total bitch it is, is completely fair and I'm a fan.
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  3376.  @catwoman2596  that kind of capitulation is what allowed these lunatics to get people riled up in terror in the first place.
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  3377.  @XPuntar  it's not that simple only because people make it complicated. And I'm well aware of my own faults but because of that I am able to call out others who quickly try to blame their misfortunes on everyone but themselves. My faults are my own and I don't go out of my way to make them others, I'm fully acknowledged of my issues - the speck in my own eye has already been noted so I'm adept at pointing at the log in others. And again Karma doesn't exist - bad things happen to good people regardless of their virtue; if the son of God could find himself crucified then all of us haven't a snowballs. So spare me the sympering - you do them no favor and sway me even less.
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  3378.  @rachelb7387  read the comment again... and here you call me lacking intelligence - you're lacking attention to detail.
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  3379.  @robinhancock1790  And they wonder why they're miserable. When they don't get what they want, they're "oppressed" when they get everything they want they're "depressed" For all the "progress" they've made, they're no happier now than then - worse now as they're alienating themselves not just from one another but everyone. And all of it was done so as to not only tax another half of the population - but to leave the little ones at the mercy of the state and the agenda. Ever heard of ideological subversion? Check it out sometime.
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  3380.  @MrGB-me8ws  Wow you want to go with "The history books" well FDR stopped Stillwell from entering Indo-China and caused Vietnam; what's the history books saying about him? Truman drops Fat Man and Little Boy to "Save thousands of American lives" yet the revisionists claimed that "He just dropped them to shake up Stalin" whilst it took over a century to admit those blasts harmed more civilians then soldiers. History is written by the winners and remembered how the winners at any one time wish to reflect. Try harder before using such a weak point.
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  3381.  @MrGB-me8ws  History is written by the winners and revisioned by those who are winning at any one time. Weak argument mate. Try harder.
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  3382.  @MrGB-me8ws  Until those who are accounting your narration belief turn on you in the most convenient time for themselves as establishment always does. Have fun being at being puppeted - I always thought the show was entertaining at times, now it's just sad.
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  3383.  @Bavafa1  would be, if there was such thing as Philistines.
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  3384.  @EgonKristi  I'm sure they're cool either way - at least THEY have an excuse for tripping up every now and then. 😂
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  3385.  @teagame1011  and it's not just the US, but Canada, UK, Australia, Europe - all of whom seem to have adapted the same insanity to which this tyranny has seeped in like a poison, imbibed by the people unwittingly despite the blatant warning.
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  3386. And yet people keep voting...
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  3387.  @giorno6086  Goku is fictional - sorry that I'm stating the obvious.
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  3388.  @Iloveoranges12332  Then someone direct me to the universe where vampires, succubae, yuki-onna and witches are real, I want that one.
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  3389. Why are you depending on government to save your country? Why aren't Americans doing that themselves? I say this to everyone no matter what nation they are from. You whine about the state you're in, but want someone else to do the work? You not realise that by being lazy and complacent in voting in these fools - be it left wing or right, that you have assisted in ruining your nation to begin with? And for what? "Rights"? You always had them. Well until you sign them away for a term with a tick in the ballot box in exchange for privileges in the guise of rights which unlike the former, can be just as easily be taken away as they are given.
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  3390.  @laceyharris5994  Charles does what Charles does - a typical brat who thinks he's owed the world and he subscribes to the bs you claim he was "misquoted" on.
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  3391. The coup is underway. People, we deserve everything we get, lest we put a stop to it.
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  3392. Most people couldn't handle the truth at this point! They're so inert, so dependant on the system that they'd sooner fight to defend it. The fact that so many of our politicians are such barefaced liars is telling not just on them, but a reflection on ourselves: when the people want the impossible, it's only the liars who can satisfy and once those liars are given power, it's rarely ever given back.
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  3393.  @nitsujism  Oh but had Remain won, think we'd have another? Thought not.
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  3394.  @daryld4457  In an odd twist I'm inclined to a point to agree - it's failing to be implimented through the fault of our politicians and their inclinations. And it's the voters fault for continuing to support the system itself that seeks to bind them.
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  3395.  @siobhanryanoleary2816  Problem is it doesn't matter who you vote for - the politicians are just puppets to be replaced with new ones looking to appease the establishment and status quo.
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  3396.  @derekmab7734  And the elephant in the room - WHY are we focusing the economy; in the delusion of there actually being one in this world, due to the fact most if not all currencies are based on fiscal debt rather then physical collateral - on a dependance of trade, when trade itself is meant to be for luxury, rather than as a lifeline. Any nation that depends on another for anything is not an independent.
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  3397.  @radarr5345  That depends on which side of the divide you sit.
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  3398.  @jungbolosse3034  And that sovereignty will be directed as instructed. Those "policies" are those agreed upon by those who were voted, not by me and not agreed upon by a great number of people. What we got was in name and nothing more. And I can call this out, because outside of Brexit, I haven't ever voted for someone to win an election in my life - I don't buy into the idea of surrendering personal liberty for the hope the one person you choose gets in, only to also consent to whoever else gets in should your choice lose, acting as they wish in your name.
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  3399.  @jungbolosse3034  Your vernacular does not stand as testament to intellect, mere convenient demonstration of your attempt to come across as. If you need me to detail to you as to the situation we're in, given the nature of events especially in recent times; then I suspect my words would fall on deaf ears. But fine, sit, read then do yourself a favor - don't take my words as gospel: what I speak about, you can find if you have the actual desire to face the truth. Though be warned - it will piss you off...and if you choose to dismiss then that's on you - can't say I didn't answer your question. Those in power - MPs, The Prime Minister, Opposition and even the monarch are all in with the same bedfellows as those who really run the country and those around the world - vested interest in business, exchange on the fiscal markets and of course we have the likes of the WEF who the likes of Trudeau in Canada, Macron in France and Starmer here in the UK can't do enough for to carry out their intentions. When Cameron put the referendum on the table, he didn't do it for the sake of "the people" he did it so as to get the skeptics off his back and hope for a comfy career in his seat whilst instructions would be carried from Brussels and Klaus. Alas it backfired and note how he tucked his tail and bolted. Then the next two PMs came and both of them dithered with a deal that shouldn't have even been made, but that's not the game plan - Brexit wasn't supposed to be what the people voted for; they were meant to "Accept the words and advice of experts and hold hands, yadda yadda." Conveniently around the same the world gets a cough and panic in the media distracts people enough to ignore for the most part the deal in Brexit and it utterly screams of looking to undo what it was meant to mean. Johnson wasn't ever a leaver, he just saw a chance to get a slice then go his merry way. And the shot that comes with said cough - note how "conspiracy theory" became very popular to use as a negative to anyone who rightfully questioned what they were essentially being coerced to pump into their body. Then we get Truss; a perfect example of how those we put in power are just puppets of the establishment. Like her or hate her, her policies were perhaps some of the first Conservative policies in half a century and she was out of power in a month, because she wasn't playing ball with the establishment and so the media destroyed her - only to put another WEF stooge in the face of Sunak who during the previous Tory leadership, LOST to Truss and has done nothing but undermine this country to lead up to the next election - when the short memory of most people will reward Labour power and just watch how quick they'll be to go begging to Brussels like the sellouts they are and what the Tories have always been. Just as the establishment and status quo demands. I could continue, care for questions; or shouldn't I bother telling some hard truths for you to go and realise? In short they want to control you and they want you to believe you're in control when you make the decisions they want you to make. The education system in itself demonstrates how they're far more interested in the young to be more focused on identity rather then critical thinking - it's far easier to manipulate gullible, emotional puppets then it is to control free men and women with thoughts of their own who challenge you.
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  3400. Oh gimme a break 😧
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  3401. What's wrong with white people?" Oh nothing... just us being sick and fed up of being blamed and condemned for something we and most of our ancestors have never done...just that...
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  3402. Establishment's got an agenda and he's merely toeing their line in the niche they need of him.
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  3403.  @ERobbins1234  and he wasn't part of that Ill justified coup?
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  3404. Of course Farage won't- he's just as much obeying orders from his masters as Starmer and every other.
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  3405. And the best thing you can do to put a further spanner in the works is to not participate. Have the elections take place, but choose the unwritten option - to reject the very system itself. When people en mass refuse the game, those up top lose their legitimacy.
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  3406. Oh it needs to be done, but they wont. Establishment has an agenda and no party will upset that. Because to do this, means their whole "diversity, equality and inclusion" mantra goes up in smoke.
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  3407. Peace is impossible unless each folk is dedicated to defend and protect themselves first.
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  3408.  @Unethical.FandubsGames  12 percent of the world's population are factually psychopathic.
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  3409.  @marmedli9124  You're a fool if you believe voting a new party will make any difference. They'd be made to choose to comply with the status quo or be ousted faster then Truss. The system is rotten to the very core and you're not going to make any change for the better by working with it. The choice is simple - die with your liberty or live as a puppet.
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  3410.  @thesneak536  Hardly. By law a tick is a signature to a contract; signifying physical proof of consent for the system to run as it does. And once you have signed it, you essentially negate any actual rights you have in exchange for privileges they say you have... and unlike a right, a privilege can be just as easily taken away as it was given.
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  3411. Unfortunately it's a trap in either sense - cash was only king when it was gold backed and silver before that; now it's debt based. Each coin and note is a glorified IOU set to a debt the nation has been made to take up. Basically the banks with these notes are doing what any Tom, Dick or Harry would be thrown in prison for fraud by doing themselves with a pc and printer. The rush to Digital is solely for the means to do this unebatted as well as to rein in control of people's antics and even thoughts. If we want to truly regain our freedom; denouncing both digital and the currency has to be taken up. Bartering may be time consuming, but at least it damn well works.
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  3412.  @domsy4  all the more reason to get people in this country to improve themselves and work in them...
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  3413.  @JR-yd6ug  and almost always the indoctrinated who sulk the loudest.
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  3414. Nice in theory; however you can't choose the circumstances of your birth, you can't choose your parents' life choices, education is not a reflection of intelligence; let alone the fact that it's cluttered with idealogical nonsense and whilst getting work is a given - what they deem illegal changes almost daily and in such a vague manner leaves everyone stepping on eggshells. So no, it's not just "not complicated" as you claim.
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  3415.  @Spinoza-ethics-5  No man, save Messiah is The Most High - we're creations of His, not a piece of.
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  3416.  @Spinoza-ethics-5  The many books that make up the Bible - it's in the name: Bible means many books - were written by multiple people across millennia and not only do they reference one another, in no way do they contradict one another in spite of the difference between the dates. Consider what Nixon said later in his life about what convinced him about Him: 13 men: 1 who never even met Him in person, followed Messiah then after his ascension, for over forty years of their lives: all except for two were martyred in the most horrific ways: Judas ended himself after realising what he'd done and John was exiled to Patmos, passing via old age. Despite all their persecutions and suffering, not one of them changed their message or gave up their belief in His teachings. Not one. Nixon then referenced Watergate - a handful of men couldn't even keep their story together for more then a few months at most and when you consider their "ordeal" if you can call it that, compared to those twelve men's - you cannot deny the faith of the latter was driven by something greater then man.
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  3417.  @Spinoza-ethics-5  That is very true, however He also always keeps His word.
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  3418.  @Spinoza-ethics-5  And you know that how? He can be joyful as well as sorrowful - why else would He desire to create as He has. And despite all our wrong doings, why else would He go to such lengths to do as He has in order to give us a chance out of the mess our first ancestors began due to the interference of the first rebellious one?
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  3419.  @dombrandon3018  You mean just like how everyone was screaming that Trump had somehow rigged the election when he won against Hillary and that Russia had something to do with it? Hypocrisy at its finest - "It's only OK when WE do it" and just look at what drip the US has had for a President these last few years - the old fool can barely handle a flight of stairs much less a nation. And his Vice President? Talks like a five year old and reasons like one too - then again given Brandon's skeletons, unsurprising why he chose her...
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  3420. Did you vote at all?
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  3421. The fella in the middle is a complete and utter BERK. Starmer's saying only what he knows people want to hear. The guy on the right GETS it.
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  3422. Oh my god... WAKE UP. Dont you understand- they're in on the whole show themselves. You honestly think establishment's going to let their agenda be upset by those of virtue?? Reform will either toe the line or will have its leadership replaced, even if they get in.
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  3423.  @lloydnaylor6113  You see it.
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  3424. It'll be business as usual with them in. Vote no one. End the system that enables the wrong doers and insist the good folk do nothing.
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  3425.  @mylefteye4180  Hm, we'll file that one under "Nerve touched" 😌 tell a little truth and behold someone strikes back. So are you going to acknowledge Billy's misdeeds, or are you going to go hypocritical by ignoring them and just go all on Donnie, because "Owange man baaaad..." I don't have to be funny - you do that all on your own.
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  3426.  @mylefteye4180  I'm referring to Clinton's antics in which several of his victims mentioned about and yet conveniently no-one wants to talk about... 🤔 Hmm could just be he's a good boy according to the establishment who does what he's told - Same for his wife.
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  3427. Well if the "Evil waaaaycists..." want to go their own way, shouldn't these "Brave leaders" be encouraging them? I mean if their existence is "Such an scourge on decency" then their absence should be welcomed. 😏
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  3428. Put me in charge and I'll order the building of the block and the axe and have each condemned, televised as testament to the price of treason.
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  3429.  @richarddelgado2153  not under me they wouldn't. Use of an axe and any volunteers who want to play the role can take a step forward.
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  3430.  @richarddelgado2153  not a problem my friend - the occasion justifies the effort. Besides a dull axe makes for better - Vae Victis.
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  3431.  @richarddelgado2153  I try to be as well. However gruesome it would be - it would certainly put past a message that with me; treason will NOT BE tolerated.
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  3432. You're right; if a service is having more taken out, than what is being put in, it will inevitably fail. Like a car being driven too far and not refuelled will simply stop.
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  3433. You mean the women and children that were denied escape by their own "government" despite Israel warning of their response and urging said innocents to leave? Consider your sources before you start spouting moral posture.
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  3434.  @somebody701  😂
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  3435.  @charlesbrown4941  Exactly.
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  3436.  @stewartdavis8618  Because if Labour were to do so, their masters would pull the plug on them and they'd have to explain to the nation why it's bankrupt. Same if Tories were in, same if it were any other.
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  3437.  @LibertarianGalt  On the contrary he has to sign them into law and just as easily decline them. It's called "Royal Ascent"
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  3438. Kinda how Macron has put the entire Western bloc between a rock and a hard place between the US and China with their bid over Taiwan...
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  3439.  @memepatriots  The greatest play a tyrant makes is having their people believe they're with a choice then give them the choice between those that answer to the tyrant. I've read your statement and I say this without any mockery - but you have absolutely no idea what game you're having played against yourself and everyone else... Doesn't matter who you vote for - the establishment always gets in and that never changes regardless of who you elected: the politicians are just puppets - faces to blame and who's voices distract the masses from everything that's actually going on behind the scenes. Both sides bicker on stage but behind closed doors they answer to the same master and they're the ones who decides what happens during each tenure and you have absolutely no say over it - you forfeited that with the stroke of a pen. You're being played my friend, just as everyone today and in times past - what you call democracy, I call the greatest red herring ever devised.
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  3440.  @memepatriots  Then I'll say this with absolutely no mockery in saying this - you've fallen for the trap. The trap in which you think that vote gives you the choice: establishment gets in either way and those who really run things make all the decisions while you're distracted by the bread and circuses of their politician puppets bickering for the crowd.
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  3441.  @memepatriots  Twice I've commented and it's been removed. Someone doesn't like what I'm saying. So I'll say just this - don't fall for the bait for which you've just spoken about. You think the way you do and they want to keep it that way.
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  3442. You have only as many rights as you're prepared to stand your ground and fight to the end for. The moment you refuse to, you lose that right. And ironically if you vote for someone else to "represent" you in a political wag, it's essentially the same thing as giving up.
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  3443.  @G-B-F123  yeah but unlike the Lion or Tiger, if the moth gets out, you're not risking someone getting a serious mauling at best.
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  3444. The first in movement, not the impulsive, has right of way. Short and sweet of it. "Everyone on the road doesnt know how to drive, so act as the example how to." Keeping to that golden rule, is why i have never had an issue i could be blamed for.
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  3445. You're wasting your time voting for any of them: so long as you're voting in this rigged system, the status quo always wins.
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  3446. You also can't spell Delusional without the letters to spell Denial... and a four letter word that starts with A and ends with L. All three words that perfectly defines these woke lot.
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  3447. Just as Hamas and all those supporting are.
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  3448. Technically the Grandfather Paradox resolves itself - for if you went back in time to kill him to avoid being born, how could you go back in time to kill him? If events are set in stone as an absolute; history abhoring a paradox, you would be prevented in any way: feesible whilst potentially ludicrous, from committing the act.
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  3449.  @nickgoldring1446  Those who do, demonstrate just what is engraved on their hearts and even their souls.
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  3450.  @rafaelgonzalez4175  You think that online voting would solve the problem? Don't you realise that voting in of itself IS the problem? People shouldn't be voting for ANYONE - visibly or not. People should be taking responsibility and accountability for their own lives and their own problems: not hoping one person can understand the needs of around 50,000 in just one constituency and then compare that with hundreds of others. No. More. Voting. Period.
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  3451.  @rafaelgonzalez4175  And seriously, if you think the establishment would EVER go for that - you're mistaken. The government is a puppet - haven't you figured that out yet?! Even if you got the perfect candidates in, the establishment would turn to them and say "You have two choices - take your slice and carry on like those before you, or we'll destroy you via the media and you can kiss your careers goodbye." If your vote ever meant anything, you'd never be allowed it. The vote is nothing more then a fabrication in fooling the masses to give a select few, legal control over them.
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  3452. We're already in debt - have been since the dropping of the gold standard, the money is debt based so how do you pay back debt with money backed by that debt?
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  3453.  @OptimusPrinceps_Augustus  Vote and once again, your liberty is surrendered.
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  3454.  @hetrodoxly1203  And you think YOU have someone representing YOUR view in parliament because you voted someone?! 😂 Wake up!
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  3455.  @hetrodoxly1203  The least likely to occur - a complete and utter teardown of the status quo. Abolishment of the monarchy, denouncement of parliament and a complete do over with every English, North Irish, Scottish and Welsh; man and woman being responsible for themselves within what I would term a constitutional anarchistic republic. The centralising of power within a state has caused far too many problems over and over and you can see it throughout every historic disaster. But again; this is the least likely to happen as there are too many followers in the presence of the few leading. And look at where they're lead.
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  3456. Why bother? Establishment has gotten what it wants and it's puppets will do as they're told.
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  3457. Because people are idiots.
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  3458. Tell that to the cowards of the other European countries who surrendered their identity to what - a delusional United States knockoff.
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  3459. Exactly. The irony that she and so many of the idiots commenting on this video fail to acknowledge is that while we make no pretense to justify our frustrations - they hide their hatred for the English behind a veil of righteousness. Hypocrites all, making themselves judge and jury!
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  3460.  @blenderbanana  i was referring to the problem of them not being able to go to Pakistan, Syria and Ukraine, not ours in that we're being expected to accept them all.
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  3461.  @Bobisalive  vae victus when that situation makes them the majority.
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  3462.  @frusia123  psh they said the same thing prior to WWI - UK, France and Russia on one side, Germany, Austria-Hungary on the other. The idea being that one sides combined army would be too large to challenge at war. Course it turned out to be bollocks, Austria declared war on Serbia, Russia on Austria, Hungary naturally on Russia, France on the combined Austria-Hungary, Germany on France and then Britain on Germany; the whole thing fell to bits. And now you say there's peace? 😃 and prosperity?! 😂 Greece is pretty much bankrupt and politically at the table under Germany's foot for backing, Spain's not looking too good either, Sweden is inundated with invaders who they took in kindly and were exploited, Hungary and Poland are defying for their sovereignty which Brussels keeps penalising them for and Italy looks like they're just about ready to leave. Learn to read the situation, think smart, not sheep.
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  3463.  @frusia123  yep to the jackboot goosestepping, right arm jousting, opportunist, reckless bleeding hearts who think we can all hold hands and be "owne bigu happeh fwamiwy" it's pathetic. Not that I give any credence to the Tories - they're out for themselves just as always. I had a bit more respect for them in earlier generations because at least they were tad more honest about it. The EU is far from prosperous mate; it's one and only pro - if you can even call it that is that you don't need a passport to walk from Portugal to Poland: a weak argument for sure to justify the submission of sovereignty of any sort. The argument for "equality" - which your argument for "common" people at least indicates you realise this, if you want to try that one is a open and close one for me: it doesn't exist - never had, doesn't still and never will: the world owes each and every one of us nothing and it demands anything and everything we let it and everyone within it and I utterly refuse to submit any sovereignty for the delusion of prospetity or security: to do so is to be undeserving of any and to lose all of it. To answer your question on prosperous - 200+ sovereign states in the world - about 150 I could name. Not many in the EU though - seeing how farmers are being forced out of their livelihood due to the delusions, with the face of the movement being the little clueless brat we're expected to hail as the second coming.
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  3464. Truth falls flat when you keep promoting the same system. You're wasting your time - get Reform in all you like - they'll only turn their back like all the others. Establishment will demand it.
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  3465. 😂 What a bunch of idiots.
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  3466.  @PiaSuopanki  🙄 Tell that to Venezuela.
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  3467. This is ridiculous, it's "thought process" is nothing more then a collection of 0s and 1s
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  3468.  @SA733  And you're under the impression that whoever replaces them will do any different. Think again. Establishment has an agenda and they won't have anyone upset that. They'll either follow from what's going on or establishment will replace them with those that will.
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  3469. All these comments only further convince me that I was correct in embracing the position of misanthropy...
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  3470. What's more - most won't even stand up and rebel against it because if they began to riot, the status quo would just declare "A state of emergency due to domestic terrorism" and thus NATO would be marched in to input martial law. And I'm of the mind that's the sort of action the powers are trying to provoke.
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  3471. As opposed to Biden and Harris who never were...
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  3472.  @pW-kb8xs  Because you wouldnt be doing it roles reversed... right
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  3473.  @pW-kb8xs  Education doesn't reflect intelligence, just a testimony to memorising what others want to hear. So dont try impressing me with being "educated". When you say "educated" i hear you say "indoctrinated"
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  3474. When you have your leaders saying "Oooh it's dangerous, we all need to do this that and the other" then find out they're doing everything they said not to - it should tell you two things: that it's a rule for yee but not for thee and what they're claiming is complete bs. Let's call a spade a spade: the whole thing over the last two years has been a complete farce and the good little boys and girls who obeyed, have all been tricked. A little cough and they're all scared stiff - pathetic!
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  3475.  @TroyaE117  the Scottish budget which she's already blown countless times and had to go to the very parliament she spurns for a bail out.
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  3476. Here's hoping this country grows up and abolishes that nonsense by then... having said that I would have liked to have thought that to happen when Elizabeth died, but no: now we have another spoilt brat on the throne.
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  3477.  @reverb508  you mean the very same government who tried claiming he rigged his election in 16 and tried over and over again in vain to prove it? But Biden does it and ALL of a sudden "Rigging the election is impossible..." seriously wake the fuck up.
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  3478. Zombies never seemed more digital than now.
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  3479.  @andreamack7867  they won't get in - not unless they're in the same bed as Labour and Tory: you can't win in a rigged system.
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  3480.  @andreamack7867  Labour, whilst your argument isn't inaccurate, aren't in power at the moment and behold what Tories are doing.
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  3481.  @andreamack7867  then why even bother playing the very game where they are the rule makers? If we're going to win it must be because we did it on OUR terms and not theirs.
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  3482.  @padraigomadain6681  the majority mob are already under their thumb - already bought and unfortunately in this system, the majority rules.
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  3483.  @skylongskylong1982  far less then that - and they won't do anything. There's no saving the country at this point; their "savoirs" will bring them death and they will love them for it.
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  3484.  @andreamack7867  that's ideological subversion for you.
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  3485.  @DG-iw3yw  And somebody finally gets it... that's right - a deliberate formulated state of slavery and obedience.
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  3486. This is ideological subversion at its end point my friend. This is what's been worked on for almost a century.
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  3487. Yet nothing regarding that large wall of fire...
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  3488. Ain't nothing to do with them. Zionists yes, Jews no.
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  3489. Which essentially will bite them in the ass too - as what's the point of millions in cash when the value of the one is worthless? Case in point - a million Japanese Yen - I make a good three or four a year because the yen is worthless. The necessities of economy are being eroded by blind greed. A true jubilee is needed - the pardoning of debt. Only then can the currency restore value and this nation get back on its feet.
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  3490.  DIFESA_RAZZA_BIANCA  Red herring.
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  3491.  @Andrew-rc3vh  Even America is owned.
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  3492. Well it ought to be a fresh reminder that they're all in it for a career, regardless of their party. No matter who you pick, you wind up with either an establishment stooge or you wind up with someone fated to not last long. And yet the numbskulls keep voting.
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  3493. Just hunker down and remember - The Most High will be coming when He deems it best fit. All that's happening now in this world in which it's insanity has become so apparent - we're merely at the start of it. Place no faith in man, there's no salvation to be found; hold strong, live in Him as best as you can and let Him sort it out.
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  3494. Cowards. Weak, prideless, directionless, short sighted cowards.
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  3495. I'll say what he wouldn't say, but to be truthful he should have: "I defended that decision because I was TOLD to: I was given an order and instead of challenging it as is directed by moral decency, I chose to blindly obey." Such an inept decision maker should not have any power.
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  3496. And the berk still has a job? Guys on the other side of the divide have been cancelled and fired for a whole lot less...
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  3497. I'm sure Klaus threw his weight...
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  3498.  @jjjr.1186  Semantics.
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  3499. Oh please... 😒
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  3500.  @rogerwoodhouse7945  it's become more obvious in the last twenty years; that much is true. But have you not realised it's been in place much longer then that? Ideological Subversion sure typically takes only 20 to 25 years to go through its four stages, but it's been embedded into society that much longer by default as each successive generate has become more and more suggestable to it.
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  3501.  @rogerwoodhouse7945  first step in solving a problem is realising you have one. Second step is realising when it started; for us it started almost century ago. The reason they're amping things up is down to the window of opportunity for them to actually enact it - though looking at Canada's internet blackout I'd say they've been pretty successful. People so desperate for a connection, almost as if it were their addiction, combined with the lack of alternative means for even the most simplistic of services. The battle isn't won, but seeing how people react in a manner so predictable, it's not looking good. The minority who see it, will either be targets by the majority who succumb, or the powers will simply pull the plug on that majority and let them starve to death. Fear sells very well; even a minor shock, properly timed can leave even the most stoic of men catatonic and ripe for manipulation.
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  3502.  @joelc9439  seldom few and they are severely regulated - frequently treated as criminals by the law without even having committing an act.
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  3503. There is no "good" side in all this madness - no true altruism, merely reckless indignation by the masses and egotistical opportunism by the two sides barking orders. And they'll still somehow blame Trump for it. Hypocrites.
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  3504.  @Michael-wq7qx  and just how far was Putin pushing during that time? Not much seeing as Trump WOULD have done in Moscow - and Putin knew it. Now I ask you - who was it who was advancing Nato influence? Not Nato? And all those who were screaming that if Trump got the US involved in war that those who voted him in ought to sign up: are they doing the same now that Creepy Biden and Liqoured Harris have more or less done so? And during that time, wasn't Ukraine deemed the most corrupt in Europe? Almost as if people have "conveniently" let themselves forget that factor...
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  3505.  @zakarylittle6767  Politicians of any background are out for you about as much as pharmaceuticals are out for cures. If there were cures for everything and easy solutions, there would be no need for either. What does that tell you.
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  3506.  @zakarylittle6767  🙄 The pin drops...
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  3507. "Now our children are being brainwashed"? No, they've been brainwashed since the 30s with the Soviets enacting their Active Measures to Demoralise, Destabilise, Bring to Crisis and Normalise - in by doing that - they subvert the perspective and ideology of the nation. And what's going on today is a continuation of what Lenin and Stalin started - it is its own living animal now.
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  3508. ​ @griffdaz1982 Your logic?
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  3509.  @ciaran82359  at most you'd have an argument for defamation of character - seeing as there was no item in question, not to mention in the situation, that there was no such theft and unnecessary attention was brought to your person. That said however I perceive as a civil matter between you and the guard so that would be out of the store's hands; as bad as it is - he'd have best made sure without controvertible evidence that there was cause to act and from what you're saying, there was none. He was excessive and poorly judging given from what I've read. As for seeing the footage yourself before his searching - that would not be possible without going through the loop, due to the Data Protection Act; at least it's revisions in the last few years, typically non-security and non-law enforcement are restricted from immediate access of cctv footage even if that is of the individual themselves.
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  3510.  @heidiblake7957  it's essentially the same here; until past the point of intended sale - IE, the entrance/exit doors, unless blatant theft is in place: say the individual is opening products and consuming them before discarding the packaging without payment, or removing security tagging from alcohol, approach and challenging (Which is the exception under the notion of theft via consumption) there is no purpose in approaching any individual for the purpose of challenge as any matter with exception to the examples I've just made are at best, purely circumstantial.
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  3511. And by the time the majority figure this out - it'll already be too late. Most of them are lost already: ideological subversion has done it's work.
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  3512.  @funbarsolaris2822  How convenient~
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  3513.  @alanhat5252  yeah, he also "listened to advice" regarding invading Iraq illegally too.
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  3514.  @uprightfossil6673  I'd turn and say the latter and the fools who voted to give power to the former who in turn sent the latter. The former at least have one grey area of an excuse - they're paid by their masters do what they're told.
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  3515. And even if they were elected into power - you honestly believe they wouldn't turn their back on the electorate?
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  3516.  @aaronjamesmoore757  there is that too, yes. They've done well to demoralise the critical thought process in people - it's that process that drives people to investigate and learn and of course the brass don't want you asking questions.
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  3517.  @Sea-la-canth  and both the capitalists and communists are in cahoots behind it.
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  3518. Just as the establishment pressed to keep the one you mention out despite failing? The same establishment who claimed he rigged to get in during 2016 in spite of it turning out to be false... yet claimed rigging was impossible during 2020?
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  3519.  Startrance  that's why I call them girls, because other then their biological age, there's nothing womanly about them.
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  3520.  @nickryder9669  finished?
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  3521.  @nickryder9669  still ranting incoherently?
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  3522. People thinking for themselves and rejecting the system that has crippled this country, is the only way to start fixing things. Reform are part of the same system that's caused the problem. You want change for the better - stop giving strangers power over you.
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  3523. No such thing.
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  3524.  @jdizzle1779  I can tell you straight away what Reform will do - same as any other party wanting to be in power: do as establishment tells them to, or be out of power faster then you can say "Liz Truss tried" They're just as much puppets to the system as Tories and Labour and any other party - you can't count on any of them for jack. So unless people start doing what needs doing instead of just pining in hope that their tick will do the trick, this will just get worse and worse!
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  3525. Because without the status quo keeping the paper house up - his fortune immediately becomes worthless. The world is bankrupt and the money in each country based on debt rather then a physical commodial collateral. That's what he's a puppet for - a ride through the wave once that reality hits.
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  3526. And just where was this altruism the last seven years - I seem to recall the mainstream calling Ukraine among the most corrupt countries after the coup d'etat in 2014 and now the President is hailed a hero? And here I openly mock the Catholic establishment for their thousand plus year hypocrisy...
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  3527.  @jessiegleaves9037  Three simple words: STOP. FUCKING. VOTING. Simple as that. Stop playing the game which serves only the establishment who; in the names of each voter that ticks a box, is not only ALLOWING this to happen, but actively seeing to it that it does! Doesn't matter who you vote in or what party policies they have - the end result is the same: establishment gets its authority and a new set of faces to hide behind. Stop being dependant on the state, start being accountable and responsible for yourselves and for goodness sake: represent yourself instead of getting some opportunistic puppet to claim they're doing it for you. 😐 Sheesh, you don't have to be a frigging rocket scientist to work that out!
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  3528.  @geoffball4431  And you know they're honest... why? Because they've told you everything you want to hear? That's what politicians do, genius. Put them in power and watch how they turn because establishment demands it. Even Farage has back peddled when it comes to the likes in the influx: "We shouldn't alienate them" wasn't it? But you keep believing what you want because the facts don't care.
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  3529.  @geoffball4431  And they're honest... why? Because they tell you what you've wanted to hear... now how many have fallen for that. 😐 Honestly next you'll tell me you'd believe them if they told you they can turn lead into gold with just a touch...
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  3530. That was done as a trade union, not a political one. We didn't fight six years against a tyranny, abolishing the empire in the process, just to join another one: the successor of the one we had only just defeated.
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  3531. Unfortunately that's how history has tragically always been written - by those that are the winners and as we know to be the cruel reality of life: not always do the heroes win and those that go down in history as heroes are not always stable. All we have is our own pompous testamony to look back and see what we can only hope is as close to the truth as we can; with the chroniclers of history altruistic or self-indulgent being a matter only the past may know.
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  3532.  @peartreeproductions77  if that's true that's the only smart thing that failure of a bloc has and ever will achieve.
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  3533. As if she had any to begin with.
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  3534.  @Herearetheundead  amusing.
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  3535.  @antoniopalmero4063  And expect more of the same - they'll do as they're told like anyone else vying for the role. Establishment will not allow for anything less.
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  3536. And YET the Canadians keep on voting...
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  3537. There's only one means necessary - one this weak and feminised nation clearly does not possess.
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  3538.  @laurasorrells1242  Yet those are leftists, despite them never wanting to admit it.
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  3539. Why - so this lunacy can continue?
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  3540. Go ahead - waste your time and sign away your consent again...
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  3541.  @iceshakle  You don't get it - do you. You're not going to get the change you want by playing within the system: the vote simply grants consent for the establishment to act how it wants, good or foul in your name. The only difference between the parties are the banners and the methodology on how they win your vote - once they're in, the ones who really run things make them choose to either tow the line with the agenda, or find themselves destroyed by the media and never see power again. Now you see the reality of things, you might just see that whilst you may call me "Doing nothing" but at least I don't consent to any of these assholes or those in power to act in my name. Tell me "Voter" you hate the antics of the Tories? How does it feel knowing that even though you hate them, you consented to them just by ticking a box - whether you voted a Tory or not? And the same will be with Labour, or any other - including Reform. All you're doing is playing right into their hands and you don't even realise it. For all your talk of "Go team!" You're acting just as they want - like an obedient little puppet.
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  3542.  @Indigenous51  Read my response to Iceshackle.
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  3543.  @mallard4495  Clueless.
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  3544.  @iceshakle  🙄 The pin drops.
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  3545. Sigh Another party... what a waste of time and effort... and yet people will insist on supporting it - stupid little puppets that they are.
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  3546.  @ajossi  They don't need to go that far - they've already got Pride parades in the west and the likes of Netflix doing that for them with actual young ones at actual risk - but not one iota of protest to that here is there.
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  3547.  @vorynrosethorn903  Laws only have so much power in that they're acknowledged and agreed on by the majority. And again, prohibition was tried and all it did was have people rebel and defy until it was dropped. Instead of advocating the making of ridiculous laws, how about actually going after actual perpetrators who inflict actual harm? Sheesh - no wonder the confidence in the status quo is so low and law breaking is becoming more appealing; it's having an actual issue be utilised to justify the restriction of others with no relevance other then for being for the sake of it.
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  3548.  @vorynrosethorn903  And how are you going to enforce a law that no one is going to step up to and enforce? Governor of New Mexico found that one out quite recently trying to put a law to prohibit conceal and carry. The police have even turned round and told em where to go and so have the people. As I said - law can only be obeyed when the people agree to it. The delusion of establishment holding the cards is stifling and your argument is null and void.
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  3549.  @everest9707  You honestly don't have a clue - establishment OWNS the government and folk paying attention to politics or not, when they tick one box or another they unwittingly accept that status quo acting in their name. What you call a duty, I call a folly of humanity.
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  3550.  @evolassunglasses4673  🙄 The local obeys as the government instructs and the government instructs as commanded. They're only going to win if establishment wants them to and if you tick a box, you accept that.
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  3551. At their own hands. Countless times they've refused to sit down and talk a two state solution. Multiple times they've bitten and attacked Israel who has capitulated countless times. But NOW Israel have had enough and bitten back, NOW it's a bad thing? Sit down and do some heavy reading. Oh and btw: Palestinians, are Arab: Palestine never has and will never be a state.
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  3552.  @Tamarlane389  They never ran from their home; they were dragged out and brought to the brink of oblivion and yet despite that, they somehow managed to not only restore themselves, they've thrived in spite of the world hating them. They're a successful minority and that's among the reasons why they're so hated.
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  3553. The equity candidate lost. Deal with it. Hmm deal with it - wasnt that what all the gullible tools were saying when Biden got in... appropriate now they're all sulking.
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  3554. You claim you want to improve the country - yet you cling to the very system that has ruined it.
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  3555.  SharkAttack  and these days the only crimes they're concerned about is sharing memes on the Internet that hurts people feelings. It's pathetic.
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  3556. And what of the two witnesses who for two years will speak of the coming of His kingdom? The two who the Beast kills and leaves to die in the street who after three and a half days are revived and taken by Him?
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  3557.  @murphychurch8251  And that my friend is a testament to how Democracy ends in Authoritatianism. Always. I can blame the voter and I do - because it's through their consenting and submission to the process that those in charge are able to do what they do.
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  3558.  @JMPERager  Oh I love hearing this argument - I destroy it each time. On the contrary my friend, I hold NO responsibility for the actions of the lot in power, because I didn't consent to them not, nor join in the process of surrendering my personal rights in exchange for some petty privileges that are taken away as easy as they are given. By ticking a box next to a name you're not only submitting to the winners whims, you are responsible for everything they do: in a society of wilful ignorant, self-centered people, what sort can be expected to rise in its leaders? I tell you - I have MORE valid reason to complain because those who are in are in because voters empowered them: how else do you think they got to power in the first place?! In short It's not me with no right to complain - it's those gullible enough to fall for the snake oil salesmen.
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  3559.  @PaulusAlone  Start with everyone taking responsibility for themselves, stop enabling the system and for goodness sake, reject voting.
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  3560.  @Poc3d  You wouldn't walk in the middle of a busy crowd with your cash and bank details in hand would you? If you did, you would need to know you're taking a grave risk of being mugged or you're just a blind and naive fool. The same with the vote: you're choosing someone who you know only through what they've told you, you know nothing else - then they just tell you out of thin air that they will do this and that so long as you choose them.... and you believe them? How are you then either no more responsible for their actions or any less foolish to have to behold how they completely hoodwinked you.
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  3561.  @DuoMaxwellDS  What I'm saying is that there is no law that says a politician has to honour their word that got them elected. Basically people are believing a complete stranger to have power over them regardless of whether they deliver or not. But by choosing and ticking the box, they have legally accepted that authority over them, so they have no grounds of complaint. Starmer is in, because those who chose him, LET him and even those who didn't but chose others, still signed their submission due to the process. Only those who did not take part in the farce have any right to complain. What I'm telling you is to start realising the truth - every four years or so you're sold a lie, you're all being tricked.
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  3562.  @Drunkledore  Well done, that's step one.
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  3563.  @supertrexandroidx  You see it; it's a vague promise to which the gullible fall for and then they whine when the truth comes to light. But what do they do? They fall for it again with the next lot!
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  3564.  @hermityt1  As if the other parties are any different...
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  3565.  @supertrexandroidx  And there you go again - blinded by the process...
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  3566.  @supertrexandroidx  Elections can't occur without votes and without those a power can not be given in a system that requires them. That's how you undo it all and when someone tries to throw their weight then everyone just tells them to sod off. I never said that nothing I do matters, what I said was that taking part in the same system results in more of the same. Honestly, pay attention. But you go along now, wait for the next vote and just go tick your little box like a good little boy or girl. Just keep doing more of what they tell you to do - then don't blame me when they use it against you.
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  3567.  @theFORZA66  As someone who knows that every politician regardless of party, are all on the same payroll - I say that about every fool who goes to vote.
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  3568.  @JMPERager  You still refuse to see the reality. You still think that there's a party that's going to MAGICALLY change things. Face fact: it isn't going to happen. All you're doing by taking part is surrendering consent to the process and relinquish every right to complain when things don't go the way you guilibly believed they would to a roster of complete strangers you've essentially given a blank cheque to do as they want when they want in your name. I've seen that exact same argument you've made a thousand times and I've destroyed it each time: by not participating i haven't surrendered to the process and so I have no responsibility to those who get in and do what they do. And the harsh reality which you continue to deny is that no matter what "roster" gets in, they're all on the same payroll and they do as they're told lest they be replaced. They're not there for you: take the hint.
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  3569.  @mikythesaint6507  Once again - him and every other politician.
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  3570. As opposed to the other one who at best muttered incoherently and at worst kept falling asleep.
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  3571. Well then 'Ladies' it's time you either get back to being the sort that guys would actually like to marry, or get doing hard work like the very men you've claimed to want to be "equal" to in your own eyes. I wonder just which way they'll go... 🙄 granted the ones in their mid to late thirties haven't got a shot in he'll - they've long since peaked and are already on the decline with the clock ticking. And seeing as guys are already figuring out the juice just ain't worth the squeeze - they're really going to have to go above and beyond.
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  3572. We should have had No Deal to begin with.
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  3573. Of the establishment - Labour and Ofcom are just another offshoot. Same is true with any party and official media outlet you can name.
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  3574. Don't you realise we're already IN a one party state? Do you really think that one party has anymore power over another? They're just the face! Establishment has been using the facade of democracy for centuries and people fall for it every time. "Oh a new party!" Not realising that party only exists for as long as the establishment sees it convenient to do so. Want proof? Where are the BNP...?
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  3575. Or why not both?
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  3576.  @thatguyjoe007  you make that sound as if they would care.
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  3577.  YouTube WantsToSilenceMe  evil calls to evil.
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  3578.  @GiRR007  what's so special about "true progress" it's often a crude, penetrative act which violates whatever it touches. What you're deeming as the progress of humanity, I deem the malformation of our humanity.
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  3579.  @SorrowAvenue  as much as I share your perception of humanity in my own misanthropic principal - I wouldn't actively go out of my way to invest in my own downfall with essentially a scorched earth strategy. Humanity is vile in what we do, not what we are.
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  3580.  @FierceDeityTM  life frequently imitates art and the truth is often stranger then the fiction upon what it is based.
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  3581.  @GiRR007  tell that to anyone who first learns that the science behind the heart transplant that saved their lives, came from years of inhumane torture by a doctor who quite rightfully so, became known as the "Angel of Death" Spoiler alert - read up on Josef Mengele, then come back and talk to me about the semantics of humanity and the humanity of humanity being a moot point.
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  3582.  @SorrowAvenue  i can't argue that for the most part you have a valid point in what you sat - worst being those who hide their acts in justification of some sort of righteousness, but I can also be said that there are people who DO try to go against this mantra; they're often the target as they give opportunity to the majority. Their actions however do signify that such nefarious acts or benevolent acts are down to choice. Unlike animals driven by instinct we have the means to make our choices to determine what we are - hence we are what we do, not what we are born.
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  3583.  @Tom-d7e7m  YOUR "monarchy". Been an Englishman my whole life and I have never deemed them "mine" Spoilt brats haven't done anything to earn respect - the entire line hasn't done anything for it, in the entire time it's existed. At least back before the "reformation" under Charlie II - they were honest about being for themselves.
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  3584. The lightning in the bottle that Trump is, has done in a day what establishment hasn't in a century. Trump could take the UK as the 51st state if he wanted and i wager many would welcome that.
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  3585. Mahyar I admire your enthusiasm but not your deduction of debate: there IS no debating these tyrants. All they want is dominion and control and for us to give it willingly and they will not capitulate for anything less then our meek compliance. Paraphrasing the words of Churchill: When you choose dishonour over war, you will have dishonour and you will have war.
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  3586. And weep when Reform fumble because their masters order them to carry on the agenda...
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  3587. @johnlister8145 Believing that voting makes change or any difference other then the face of blame. I DO have a better option - stop voting, reject the establishment and start thinking and acting for yourself instead of hoping someone who you don't know, who doesn't know you and certainly not the 50k plus other people they're supposed to "represent" And who might not even win and you end up having given the one who beat them, unwitting consent to act in your name, because when you ticked that box you accepted the chance you would lose and so their deeds - good and foul are yours to blame. If you can't see it, you are completely oblivious and truly naive.
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  3588.  @philmipants6337  Yet profoundly, that's what happens each time someone ticks a box: manipulated to accept a system that doesn't speak for you, it owns you. My conscience is good.
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  3589. The bigger question is - why is the silent majority who are supposed to be sick of this, remaining silent? I personally do not think banning is the solution as censorship inevitably leads to more censorship; if they can ban one form of protest then they can ban any. Rather, people in opposition to the matter need to pull their thumb out and demonstrate how their will is greater. It's rather crude and primitive to the escalated delusion of the 'progressive' but it actually WORKS. "Tolerance and apathy are the final gasps of a dying society."
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  3590.  @skunkbeef3417  not to argue a point with you, but would you say with that in mind that people should stop trying to get a good idea by thinking for themselves?
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  3591. If you're making them mad, you must be doing something right.
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  3592.  @AllanHinde-mb2pr  You ALWAYS have a choice and anyone who blames the wrong choice on the pretense of a lack of it, is weak and easily distracted. No wonder this nation among others has been torn asunder.
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  3593.  @AllanHinde-mb2pr  Well I haven't ticked the box and submitted to the very establishment I reject, for one; unlike most.
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  3594. Arrest the smugglers on this side of the channel and each group that get here on the boats; send right back under armed guard via ferry. Simple.
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  3595.  @robbie_  well that's France's problem, not ours. They came from France originally, it's France's issue to deal with. It's not up to us to take on board their mess, when they should have refused them entry in the first place!
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  3596.  @robbie_  don't even need to go that far really - just stop the boat a few miles off shore, put them in their beloved dinghies and let them arrive back on Calais' shores. You're the one who needs to get real buddy - the illegals are NOT our problem!
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  3597.  @robbie_  they choose to not return to Calais then they've made their choice. What's wrong with yours? Cause you seem so obsinant in thinking it's up to us to deal with it since no one else will; no wonder we're a laughing stock of the planet.
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  3598.  @josephfrechette9916  the sign of a true fan of the show ^^
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  3599. You mean like how the Jews have had their chops busted for wanting something as simple and trivial as a place to call home. They get one and they're called for it.
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  3600. And everyone who voted either for them or not, enabled them.
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  3601.  @romeisfallingagain  You think you know me. I vote for NOONE. I elect to represent and take responsibility for myself, not for the puppets in the commons, the bought lobbyists in the lords and certainly not the delusion of a monarchy, to do that for me with legal authority to do as they please in my name with a tick on the ballot. What YOU fail to realise is that they're all the distraction for the masses while the ones who REALLY run things go directly unchallenged. Democracy has always been an illusion to control the masses into making choices. I represent myself, I suggest you do the same.
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  3602. And let's see how long this one stays up.
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  3603. Not long clearly.
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  3604. Yeeeeah who attacked who in October? Who's shielding themselves with their own people in hospitals no less?
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  3605. They and every other voter.
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  3606. Them and anyone else who ticked a box thinking there's a difference.
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  3607.  @lesigh1749  I give myself as opposition instead of depending on a complete stranger to do it for me under the pretense of "representing me" You took part? Then whether for them or not, you gave the ones who own both sides what they want - your compliance and obedience. Really, they couldn't thank you enough. 🙄
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  3608.  @lesigh1749  And that is exactly how the establishment wants you to think. Carry on, little puppet. Or perhaps snap your strings and realise that you're being played - greatest way to control a people is convincing them that they have a choice then limit that choice to those who serve the same master.
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  3609.  @veronikaquick6738  I gave no permission for anyone to "govern" in my name. I hold my rights, rather then submit to voted privileges that can just as easily be taken away as they are given.
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  3610.  @veronikaquick6738  And unfortunately your argument to stand with Reform falls short as it would any other: they all answer to the exact same few who really run things. A certificate sure, but does that sign my consent? No it doesn't. Hence they have to ask every so many years and call it a choice. All you're doing is choosing the face but not the goal. It's an exercise in futility in which you are your own prisoner. Unfortunately the masses buy into it and then wonder and whine when things don't go as they're falsely promised it will. But as a man once said 'easier to fool the man than it is to make him understand he has been fooled' - that and the masses look at responsibility for themselves with frightened abandon. They'd sooner live in the illusion of freedom than to actually dwell in it.
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  3611.  @lesigh1749  A democracy in which majority rules, then claims equality for all. Note the paradox in the hypocrisy. Ask yourself - if no one were to vote, who governs? And I tell you this the faces govern when selected and they govern as ordered by those who call things. You do give permission - you concede to the winner, even if they're not your choice do you not?
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  3612.  @veronikaquick6738  And that certificate means what of consent? Nothing. Simply means someone else acknowledges I exist. But you see your choice for Reform is the same as any other - they all answer to the same few, so all you're doing is more of the same. I stand simply for people to decide and act for themselves - but then people are so addled with the urgency to obey that it's easier to fool them then make them see that they have been and they believe it better a familiar hell, than an unknown heaven.
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  3613.  @lesigh1749  You think yourself free? If you need to go asking someone else whether or not you can do this or that then you are not free. And as for "rights" that's comedy in of itself - you claim you take part for yours; the irony is you surrender yours the moment you tick.
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  3614.  @lesigh1749  spoken like an obedient puppet, of a scenario you never asked for - you simply accepted. And when your government does what it does best, you complain and go on about replacing it with another one? Now who's stomping their feet. I gain my freedom by choosing my rights and being prepared to stand my ground by them; unlike you and every other cowed puppet, I don't need to have someone tell me what I can and cannot do, or say or think. If I'm prepared to deal with the response to any of those choices and go all the way to hold my ground, those rights are mine and can't ever be taken - if I submit I lose them. Can you say the same, or do you need someone who you don't even know and who truly cares less about you, to permit you.
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  3615.  @lesigh1749  You complain when your government acts as it does and demand a different one - yet I'm the one stomping my feet? I stand my ground for my own choices and I determine my freedoms. Can you say the same or do you need your permission slip, signed by someone who you don't even know and who cares even less about you.
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  3616.  @lesigh1749  I pour my scorn on those too weak willed and too clueless to realise they're actively acting as their own jailers in the belief there's actually a difference. But you go then; go tick your little box, clap your hands like a trained seal and maybe your "magical" government is going to just change things for you. I swear, I've seen my fair share of parties - entertained debate with all of them and the more I have, the more I compare you participants as being in an abusive relationship. Completely deluded and in denial of the fact you have a way out, but keep hanging about with the same excuse "It'll be different this time..." it's sad at first, then it becomes pathetic as there is simply no helping someone who won't even attempt to help themselves. I answered the question; you just don't want to face the reality. I'm free because I don't acknowledge any of the system or those in it; you on the other hand cling to it, because without someone to tell you what to do, you'd just stand there with a vacant look and a mind filled with hopelessness.
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  3617.  @lesigh1749  Well I tell you what - go grovel behind a group of strangers, hope they throw you a bone and then blame only yourself when they disappoint you over and over again. I have the freedom of bearing no responsibility for their antics, my name isn't logged next to a ticked box of choice - tell me, with Starmer and Co removing your privilege of free speech; how does it feel knowing you enabled that? I have my rights which I'm ready to stand my ground for at all times; you only have privileges they can take from you at any time; you accepted that the moment you ticked. "Shadowy them?" You need only wipe your eyes and unplug your ears to see and understand those who really run things - the same lot who no matter who you put in parliament, will always be the ones answered to and you in your wilful ignorance encourage and enable them.
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  3618.  @veronikaquick6738  Of course I offer nothing - that's the point. I'm not here to hold your hand just as you aren't here to hold mine. Better that than the false promises politicians make just so you'll comply and accept the process. As for Hell; I don't speak of it lightly, I'm aware of what that is.
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  3619.  @lesigh1749  That's right puppet. Keep telling yourself that. I wrote a more detailed argument. Got removed - now I wonder why that is... your puppeteers don't like people thinking for themselves.
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  3620.  @lesigh1749  I'm sorry, am I making you wake up from your little dream? My freedoms are my own. Should try it sometime.
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  3621.  @lesigh1749  A demoralised loser? 😂 this coming from one who actually believes what a politician says? They do that for a living; gulling the gullible into ticking the box. One of us is a realist, the other is a hopeless wonder - and I can tell you I am not the latter. I at least have my own solutions, you cry for someone to give you a solution; even for something as ridiculous as getting your foot caught in a bucket. Now go back to sleep and remain wilfully ignorant and forever disappointed.
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  3622.  @lesigh1749  Shall I give you a few cookies and a glass of warm milk to help you. I do absolutely nothing I'm told to, I do as I personally am inclined; you're the one doing as you're told as you're the sort putting them into power only to then do as they're told by the select few who run things. Come back when you can truly tell me of anyone vying for power that isn't going to choose compliance over complete bankruptcy of the nation because of a fiscal debt that can't ever be repaid; in the name of the weak minded folk who let it get this far.
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  3623.  @lesigh1749  Shall I give you a few cookies and a glass of warm milk to help you. I do absolutely nothing I'm told, I do as I personally am inclined; you're the one doing as you're told as you're the sort putting puppets in charge only to have them do as they're told by the select few who run things. Come back when you can truly tell me of anyone that isn't going to choose compliance in that system over the utter bankruptcy of the nation because of a fiscal debt that can't ever be repaid; in the name of the weak minded folk who let it get this far.
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  3624. Wow nerve touched again - responding with truths establishment doesn't like. And the likes of "LeSigh" actually believes they have a choice.
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  3625.  @lchjr  Oh you mean the thinking and ability to object and protest that's clearly being told "shut up and do as you're told" in not so clear terms? And regardless of period, the more things change, the more things stay the same.
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  3626.  @markrobinowitz8473  a fact you simply accepted you mean? One I can tell you is that the establishment on both sides can, have and will lie. Ever heard of the expression that history is written by the winners?
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  3627. @The Slip this thing is supposed to be infecting at the rate it is despite the measures taken and yet it transfers the same way as the flu. Meaning flu would still transfer as much as typical in spite of that as viruses don't attack one another meaning the death rate should actually be higher and yet it's the same. It doesn't take a genius to work that out.
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  3628. @The Slip you're talking of the inhibitor - which doesn't cure it, it delays it... and makes phama quite a profit in the long run... no wonder the vaccine hasn't been rolled out. It is a business after all. An emergency that justifies treating the populace like a guinea pig? Cause what we have here is still in its experimental phase until 2023; they can't even guarantee a long term effectiveness, much less deny potential long term damage with no accountability. Oh the Spanish flu... oh I was hoping someone would bring this up; oh it existed and people died; my grandad lost three of his elder sisters to it, however far more people were dying from various ailments at the time: men who had been fighting in WWI were coming home with injuries that were slow burns in terms of complications that led to their deaths. Standards of living were far lower and the fear of the flu saw shops refusing to sell food to people. So a lot of people starved to death or from conditions attributed to malnutrition... but you don't hear about that; all you get is the simple notion of 'oh it's the flu' which was a quick and simple way to avoid going through all the hassle. But looking at how quickly this is becoming nothing but a slant of pedantic condescension from you, I'll give you this. The ability to aqquire personal knowledge from ones own experience and observations is a power; without the means to think for yourself, you're powerless. And so this is how you come on here; touting nothing but the same drab and tiresome refrain from a bias outlet. I won't presume to speak for others, but i will say with adamant confidence that there are plenty who will agree with me when I say I will not capitulate and gamble my future health as a lab rat simply so you can enjoy the delusion of feeling a little safer and have a few crumbs of the liberties you would merrily surrender for it, to those who preach one way and then contradict their words; hiding behind a quick fix that's either a display of incompetence or alterior motive. I mean after all how often has Johnson broken the rules of lock down just so he can stuff his face in public? But fret not; since you like to follow just what you are told, I'll give you an instruction - run along and tell your puppet masters that there are people who are not going to buy into your shit.
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  3629.  @lyndonjenkins2534  you're quite correct - division is clearly the objective as it's easier to run a divided and distracted people then a unified and challenging one. Look at all the issues one side brings up and the reaction they give when the other rejects it. Problem unfortunately these days the ability to think for yourself is becoming more and more frowned upon - you think, you can say no, you say no and you become a thorn in ones side. I agree with your stance of respecting people's choice if they choose to get it or not. And I will always state when asked my view: if you think I'm stupid, take the jab, if you think I'm crazy take the jab, but don't take it just because you're passively being coaxed into following orders at the cost of shame and shunning.
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  3630. @The Slip I said that stem cells had been used to cure it before and that the cocktail was an inhibitor - not a very good listener; or reader in this case. Vaccines hadn't been invented? I'd look up a fellow called Edward Jenner if I were you. He'd invented the first vaccine over a hundred years prior to the Spanish Flu... which phased out after two years and didn't have a vaccine for it until 1940; what does that tell you. Truth is stranger then any fiction and clearly you dont understand how to do anything other then what you're told by bias propaganda written by those with too much power but never enough; unsurprising as a man once wrote it's easier to mislead others then to convince them they've been mislead. I explained earlier that if I turned out to be wrong with incontrovertible evidence, I can handle the ridicule - Better to be wrong and the world keep turning then to be another Cassandra; seeing it's end and not be believed. However it seems like you can't take to others having a different view so if you want to keep on living in your narrow view of reality, no one's stopping you.
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  3631.  @markrobinowitz8473  then surprise, I have; I do my own homework - not just accept what others claim. Mainstream propaganda or outsider. As for me simply wanting suspecion and paranoia over evidence - overlooking that I've said time and again; give me indisputable evidence that can't be taken out of context and I'll more then willingly accept it. For as much as the world ought to know the golden rule of trusting noone absolutely; especially in positions of power and influence, I am not above sound logic. However Fauci time and again has proven himself to contradict his statements within days of each other; one for an expert in his field he certainly doesn't keep a stance for long. Then again now liberties have been taken, if Fauci had his way, they'd never be returned. And history provides many evidences of that being the case. There's a lot of matters that federal or not, aren't supposed to do - yet here we are, living in a world where more often then not, individuals such as himself are caught proverbialy like Clinton - with their pants down. Perhaps people are so easily taken for fools whilst wrapped up in distracted, blunted lives - so easily taken by fear of never returning to it that they'll sit down and accept anything their leaders say to hopefully return to a 'normal' that will never come without a huge shift in the status quo. If at all.
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  3632.  @markrobinowitz8473  Kramer and Fauci making up; I fail to see the relevance. Enlighten me on that issue so I can look that up. If Fauci wasn't aware that an infection could be spread asymptomatically then either I must question his expertise or something was hushed up. And lying for the administration? I wonder what other skeletons are in that closet - integrity in that regard to the public for something so small leads to question for everything else. A smear and not based on facts? Every time people have ever let their liberties go for a necessity, they've almost always have had to resort to force to get it back, because those given too much power become drunk on it: Caesar proved it, Cromwell proved it, Napoleon proved it, Lenin and Stalin proved it, Mao proved it and so did J Edgar Hoover to a degree when many suspected he wasn't just the first head of the FBI but also the country. History tends to repeat and to rhyme; first via tragedy and the second time through a farce. And yes I had heard of a looming pandemic prior to last year - been hearing about them since I can remember taking an interest in the way things work. Each new potential twist escalated beyond reason - look at the panic AIDS had back in the 80s and 90s - took Princess Diana shaking a patients hand before people would sit next to each other again out of fear. I'm aware of Nipah just as I am Ebola and so on - but for heavens sake; it's a wonder the human race has even gotten this far if we're so fragile and so easily frightened to death. People in a few years will likely look back and laugh their heads off at the thoughts that people went through a phase of morbidly aspiring to witness the end of the world. As for Trump and Clinton's connection to Epstein; and? So was Bill Gates - where's his condemnation? Oh he's in the clear as he's all on board for mass vaxxing despite having the medical expertise of a gnat, yet he's touted as an expert in spite of aspiring to reduction of the world's population via medical advancement : even admitted it himself during a talk in 2015 if I'm correct. I'm far from anti vaxxing but I am against just blindly taking a jab that no one's taking accountability for because they rushed it out years too early; calling it an emergency is irrelevant if the cure winds up worse then the disease. I'll give your archives a look through; can't hurt and I'm not opposed to information when offered.
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  3633. @The Slip still under test trial but put on the back benches because of unavailable circumstances... yet here we have an experimental jab that's being heralded without long term data! And if there are dangerous long term effects - tough, the ones patterning it have immunity. Well I can't say I blame you for trying. And the Spanish Flu still petered out like every other before it. Now im curious, if I'm just a paranoid theorist; then why are you so interested? If I'm such an affront to you by speaking with an alternate approach then surely I'm not worth your time.
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  3634. @The Slip The wise man said it best "Necessity is the plea of every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves"
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  3635.  @markrobinowitz8473  one act does not give way to excuse others and if he is indeed capable of 'learning' which any rational man or woman is capable of, from his critics - I wonder what he will learn from his critics now. I myself am company to many who work in the medical sector much like yourself; combined with my own findings which I confirm from many opinion is foundation to forming a conclusion. I harbour no delusion to the notions of conservatives nor do I the acclaimed liberals and typical socialists - in fact government is always about opportunity to gain more by denying another. Diplomacy has always been the game of being the cause of the enmity of the sides who all consider you their ally. Yes you are correct about Gates and his back door imperative for Windows and Apple is doing the same with Jobs gone. That will pick up traction too. And for the record - I do not say no vaccine; I merely say no rushed one. It takes years for one good reason - all of the issues need to be ironed out "we believe" as far as I'm concerned, with a new methodology is not good enough. And quarantine, sure I concede is effective; but only for those actually in harms way. Compromising the immune system against other issues for the sake of one, is capricious and asinine. Elderly, young, infirmed; that was all it would take. There is no excuse to shut down the entire planet and drive everyone into a coming crisis; economies are inevitably going to crash once the inflation bubble bursts as it always does with quantitive easing and it'll either be anarchy or totalism - consider Mao's "Great Leap" given the circumstances.
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  3636. @The Slip that's your ultimate argument? Emergency? That excuse sure worked at the end of the Weimar republic, didnt it? Well again, you take your shot if you must, but I say no.
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  3637.  @markrobinowitz8473  neither are mine, mine are libertarian; choice and speech along with personal responsibility for both must never be infringed. Ever. Yet it's still in its test phase for this and you can't deny that people have already died having taken it - with long term effects varying from mild to extreme in cases already; a small number? But a percentage none the less and this is short term. The fact the test phase isn't set to end for another 2 years says it all as well, combined with no accountability. You expect people to just blindly accept risk? Sadly most will under the delusion that everything is going to return to normal: it's not. It's going to go on and on and on until everyone is obedient and those who aren't have expired. And you believe that isolating everyone isn't? And putting at risk everyone except those with financial ability, of a financial abyss that they'll never see the end of... without a conditional reset and bail out. "Build back better" and "New Normal" If that doesn't scream eugenics, I don't know what does.
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  3638.  @markrobinowitz8473  you'll be surprised. I can't speak for all Libertarians but I can in my own words dismantle your arguments on those three issues; ecology and energy go hand in hand - the argument for climate change would have us go from fossil fuel and nuclear to full renewable. That is impossible to achieve no matter how altruistic it may seem. Hydroelectric via aquaducts and rivers means essentially to drastically alter the environment around the dam meaning a great die off of ecological factors; flora and fauna. Out at sea is an argument for that, but at best it only generates power at certain times of day, at worst it also potentially has risk aspects to marine life on the same scale as an oil spill when it comes to the mechanisms required. Wind power - not only are they dangerous to avian wildlife in flight, you can't control the wind; it doesn't blow all the time. Solar another - even if you layout panels across a desert, a sandstorm would immediately put a stop to that. Plus the materials are toxic elements for the most effective storing of energy: a break immediately spells a problem both for people and wildlife. Then there's battery - what are you going to make it from? How are you going to charge them? What logistics are going to be enough to provide for a growing demand? And on top of all those factors is the COST. the price to even attempt this would be extortionate. Unless everyone accepted the sort of society experienced in China it couldn't be done... and seeing that regime and it's antics; you want to talk to me about empathy. As for your statement regarding claims; sounds to me like you're accusing a lot of people of capitalising on this issue. If that's true then it leaves no imagination as to what those in power could attempt and are suspected of doing. A good example is Musk claiming Tesla won't accept bitcoin for purchase and yet he's not selling or destroying any he's likely accumulated. Ignorances and intolerance? Now I often laugh when they're brought up because those who do are often the biggest hypocrites; those condemning intolerance tend to show no tolerance to those who disagree with their claims. And ignorance? A typical excuse to justify the imposing of a notion with a good fire back in the event of objection; even when it's valid. It's the tragic comedy from those going on about equality, which I will tell you now; unless you want to go extreme nihilist - it's never going to happen; doing so contradicts the idea of evolution, which I noted you approve of. Evolution isn't just survival of the fittest but also those who can adapt the easiest to circumstances beyond control, regardless of its price. Tell me, would you regard discarding your empathy if it meant progressing, or does that conflict with what you would deem normal? Normal itself is semantic, that I personally admit.
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  3639. Breathing in and out is going to end you one day anyway. I've had enough of this pandering, dictatorial crap. I pay my way - I will eat whatever the hell I damn well want, no matter what any fascist control freak thinks.
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  3640. Dinosaurs in space?? 😒 please dont remind us of Dino Crisis 3...
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  3641.  @ChristaFree  Yeah good luck convincing this indoctrinated public for that.
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  3642.  @Issy8  I'm pointing out the cause; not just complaining at the symptom. You want to call that trolling - be my guest. I call your whining a simple waste of time.
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  3643.  @Issy8  Says the one referring to me as a "troll". Where's the insult on my part? The monarch has more say than you realise - otherwise what would be the point of keeping them.
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  3644.  @rafezetter8003  True. Depressing and frustrating but true.
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  3645. Cromwell ended up just as a king by another title - but no surprise those around him would soon grovel to the son of the very king they had removed after Cromwell passed.
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  3646. Given the perpetrating of lies we've had for so long - you don't know what to believe.
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  3647.  @cp1cupcake  So much for "Being for peace" huh.
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  3648. When he says "may" he means it will. There's never been an intention to remove the authoritarian restrictions we allowed. There is nothing more permenant then a temporary measure any government may set.
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  3649. Don't need nanos for that - over the last two years; we've had them already!
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  3650.  @tinamcbride1736  Ever heard of bread and circuses? The majority of folk are brought up to be easily distracted.
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  3651.  @juliebone4929  I disagree with the notion of royalty, but I stand with you on the right to protest.
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  3652. 😏 Unless your party capitulates and tows the line for the system, they'll never get into power. That's the irony.
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  3653. Because that's the way they want the masses to be: obedient puppets. Smart enough to work the the machines and do the paperwork and just foolish enough to accept without argument what they're told.
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  3654. Freedom through censorship and restriction? No surprise NZ has gone down the pipes along the likes of the US and UK...
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  3655. Just as the establishment is then, huh. Seeing how "impartial" they were with the debates... with Trump given the hard questions and Harris assisted with all the simple ones. And call Trump all you want - yes he isn't a saint, but at least he's never had to try and have a target put on his opposition.
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  3656.  @widervision710  They're equally just as much puppets of the establishment as everyone else in the governmental system. When I voted for Brexit and I stand by that decision - the only time I ever voted as it didn't pertain to an individual or individuals; I voted for my own reason and likewise I stand by them. And sure, the empire is gone and rightly so - but we did not abolish it simply to annex ourselves to another one; especially the successor of the one our predecessors fought six long years in defiance of. Leaving was the right choice, but that simply wasn't and is demonstrating to not be the intentions of the establishment. They will have us slip right back in before the masses realise it - a single opportunity to have people really be independent and self-sustaining and they let it slip because of a myriad of distractions that had them frightened and easily swayed. The only part of the struggles that are unnecessary are the establishment's own doing...and people keep voting for them.
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  3657.  @louminarty  Our removal from that court of "human rights" what a misnomer if ever I heard one, the obligations of financial input to a bloc we're supposed to be out of, the PESCO arrangement that basically has our military joined at the hip to Brussels, Northern Island - need I continue?
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  3658.  @Joeblogs111  I do, because voting in this system doesn't work; not unless you're cooperating with the narrative. So, we; as in the British people gave to take drastic measure: we no longer play their game. Have the British people accept something called accountability and responsibility for themselves instead of hoping big brother government will hold their hand and forever keep them inept. So long as people cling onto the state, voting is just an empty practice with the results always being the same, just a different colour.
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  3659.  @judithbowles8252  hardly - he's the puppet the establishment wanted.
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  3660.  @EpicgamerRehanPOG2000  yeah, touches a nerve doesn't it when their lunacy is used in irony.
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  3661. A threat enabled by said people beliving that their party "Will be different... and, and... bring change..." might I add.
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  3662.  @winstonsmith7801  Reform are made up of those from the same cloth - The party gets into power and they'll do exactly the same as every other before them: exactly what establishment tell them.
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  3663.  @winstonsmith7801  Hardly - they'll do exactly the same as every other before them should they ever get into power and that being what establishment demands.
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  3664.  @winstonsmith7801  So do I, ironically. But I doubt it - establishment have an agenda and they're not going to let any that get in, upset that.
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  3665.  @winstonsmith7801  So do I, ironically. But I doubt it - establishment have their intentions and no one that gets in will be allowed to upset that. Truss tried and she was replaced in a month - not that I can say I was ever a fan of hers.
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  3666.  @AlwaysEngland  Yet do you vote?
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  3667.  @AlwaysEngland  Then you're a fool onto yourself in thinking that there is a difference. The moment you tick that box - whether your choice wins or not, you've granted consent for the establishment of whom ALL parties answer and obey; not those who voted for them, to do what they want, when they want and all in your name. You claim to hate these fascists dictating to you and yet you're eager to give them the consent to do just that? The vote is a con, a scam to gull you into signing permission and you're falling for it.
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  3668.  @angelafuller8746  Um. No. I'm about to tuck into a nice pair of lamb chops with my tea and if you want to cry about it then you go right ahead; my appetite will not be impeded one bit.
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  3669.  @teryd5672n  And you need a certain degree of sugar and carbs or you'll crash. What most people tend to lack in their diet is both iron and fibre.
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  3670.  @Adhellyer  There are far more things in meat besides B12 that the body needs. And clearly you've never been inside an abattoir - they don't torture the animals; for one thing they've got too much to do for that. And if you want to live like a rabbit then you do you, but I'm continuing to eat my way - I will NOT be dictated in what I consume.
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  3671.  @Adhellyer  I never said everyone, I said those on the side of that divide because frankly it's an exercise in futility.
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  3672.  @teryd5672n  95 percent sure, but fad diets need to be carefully determined on an individual's metabolism and body type. Given to the wrong person, it can be as detrimental as it can be beneficial to the right one.
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  3673. Oh I swear, ANY little bastard gets it into their head to try and get into my home like this... let's just say I hope I'm able to hold back just enough.
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  3674. The boys during the 30s would be thinking - "Good Lord, we traded the Germans for this..." if they were as unfortunate to see this being what we've done with their sacrifice.
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  3675. You need strong minded people to stand up against tyrants - instead of looking to promote strong leaders how about looking to strengthen yourselves. You get the leaders from the people around you and all of them right now I would call rather pathetic and weak - each one looking to one another hoping they have a clue about what they're doing. And you wonder why voting makes no difference - those getting in answer to their masters.
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  3676. I am NOT putting any cybernetic crap in my meatsuit.
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  3677.  @nulled7888  same shit, different smell.
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  3678.  @nulled7888  frankly the only stuff going in my body is what I put in my mouth for sustainment and that's destined for only one of two eventual destinations south.
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  3679.  @nulled7888  you clearly haven't learned from history have you. The most forced treatments are the ones they make you take by choice; the illusion of. Until they're made dependant on it - ever heard of optional obsolescence? You would have to be incredulous to think they would just treat people freely for the betterment of humankind. Ever wonder why the pharmaceutical industry is one of the highest grossing industries in the world along with food/energy production and arms dealing?
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  3680.  @cliveklg7739  my mother died last year needing the most basic treatment - that was denied for the sake of paranoia of a simple cough. All that was needed was a diagnosis in the early stage and a dose of antibiotics and in the two weeks she was in that hospital neither was implomented. Believe me, your snide remark carries little weight; lifesaving means nothing if the most basic is denied in exchange for the asinine.
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  3681.  @JesusChristDenton_7  "To embrace a snake is to invite its venom, for the moment I left sensibility for the sake of carelessness, the premise of life was all but taken at the one most eager to offer death in its place." Spoiler alert, came up with that one myself in a split second - learn to think for yourself: touting other's philosophy without fully grasping the meaning makes you as much a puppet as the machine is to its controller.
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  3682.  @cliveklg7739  says the breathing, talking sack of it.
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  3683. Vote reform? Another party under the control of the establishment? Pass.
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  3684. It's a tactic used on both sides - I'm still waiting for Labour to actually answer about Iraq.
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  3685.  @patrick-leekelly7681  much like the Tories today are Blue Labour, yes.
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  3686.  @patrick-leekelly7681 Define decency? When it comes to Socialism which Labour consists of predominantly it always descends to either communism or fascism with a simple matter of time; be it illegal wars or censoring what people can and can't sat because of petty feelings. Oh and by the way; Facism and Communism are left wing ideology, not right. True Liberalism or dare one say Anachism are as right wing as you can go. As most would like to say today: history is written by its winners truly, but it's often the case that the wrong side wins and so write things to suit them and the left have had their fingers in the pie far longer then they've had power.
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  3687.  @DecertoMeti  That isn't the point and you know it.
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  3688. It's as if they're deliberately trying to gaslight us into violence.
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  3689. Tell us something we don't know - the royal family are a bunch of scroungers anyway: have been ever since the reformation.
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  3690.  @jedworthy  unfortunately for us the Left perceives the idea that any objection to their puppetry immediately gets you labeled as Far Right.
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  3691.  @if6was985  so I take it you're MORE then happy to take on some house mates are you? Get calling up parliament and state your humanitarianism...
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  3692.  @if6was985  no, because I'm not the one calling to let them all in here, am I. You want them in the country so bad - YOU shell out the cost.
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  3693. Another party who'll end up doing as it's told by establishment and it's masters.
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  3694. @yourstrulychaos947  Well she can either accept her future alone with little to show for it with shamed dignity or with regret and shame. That's entirely up to her - but either way, it's rather bleak.
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  3695. ​ @williamtell6750 yep.
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  3696.  @Raven44453  It leaves them nothing to back on; for without voters there can be no election, no election means no legal rise to authority and without that the whole agenda fails. And if you vote - you are consenting to those loonies. My refusal prevents them doing any of what they do in my name and permission. I speak for me, not some elected puppet and I'd suggest you do the same.
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  3697.  @Raven44453  Voting permits the loonies to rule - whether you have voted for the winner or the loser. You tick the box and you renounce all right to complain about the madness.
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  3698. Oh we can't have that - independent people challenge and ask questions and government can't get away with their bs when under constant, justified scrutiny....
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  3699. How are these inappropriate? I watched these as a kid and frankly im glad they didnt coddle or condescend by omitting the truth of things. Not like DBZ with "Another dimension..." or "The Home of Infinite Losers" bs.
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  3700. Hear hear!
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  3701.  @sarbantz  Back again? Splendid - let us know how it goes when you've opened up your home and disregard your own family's needs for the sake of your "moral highground" I've already dismissed your bullshit once.
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  3702. No, they don't have enough power and at the same time, not the adequate amount of training. I work in security and I've worked across several areas and one thing I can tell you is especially targeted towards the younger issues: there's no consequence for their actions and they know it. Because all they have to do is whine on about being "Assaulted" when no assault has taken place and just because of a few bad eggs, security are hesitant to act.
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  3703. A ponzy scheme based on money that has no physical collateral.
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  3704.  @bryanfarnet2037  and the fact the left are the ones screaming every ist and ism and phobe they can muster when their moral posture is challenged... is what?
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  3705.  @bryanfarnet2037  call it rhetoric questioning to prove the blatant hypocrisy in the statement - if the right are guilty for dividing and name-calling then what does that make the left.
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  3706.  @bryanfarnet2037 hypocrite, ask Starmer to define a woman - watch him squirm.
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  3707.  @jme2310  You mean the same "Palestinians" who have time and again refused a two state solution? Despite the countless capitulation Israel has offered, they've done nothing but bust their chops at every turn. Even October occurred during a "ceasefire" And Palestine, doesn't even exist - the Philistines - which the word Palestine translates to being "Land of the Philistines" went extinct nearly three thousand years ago at the hands of the Assyrians, Babylonians and Persians and even back then, they never had a state. The "Palestinians" today are Arab and they already have twenty and more other states to have - yet continuously attack Israel for the one. It's not nice and it's very unpleasant - I don't even enjoy it, but Israel has simply had enough of being penalised and demonised for simply existing in a land that was always theirs.
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  3708.  @earnestlewis1217  convenient.
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  3709. Remind me which side cries for "Diversity and Inclusion and Equality" and all that but the moment that narrative is challenged, they turn into name callers and the very biased lot they accuse said folk for being??
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  3710.  @simondjangothe4349  You could reform the system till you're red in the face: establishment simply will not concede their hold over the masses. Hence such reforms will never occur and to try and impose them through the system is an exercise in futility.
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  3711. I hold no argument to the fact that he is right - however how is it that the many are so mentally weak and cowardly that it takes an outsider looking in to say what needs to be said? But then subversion has been going on for almost a century.
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  3712.  @alexisagginie4574  her "honesty" is about the only virtue she has - let's see how honest she'd be if she were asked about how her career started to takeoff - certainly wouldn't be quick to mention she was one of Jeffrey's yacht girls now will she? She barely passed as an actress which is more then I can say for her being a failure as a wife - the last husband she ditched without even having the gumption to tell him to his face: instead electing to mail the ring with the divorce papers. All those things I could forgive - all of it: if she wasn't such a BORE. That's the worst part of it - like her gormless current pet...err husband, she's just a sad, attention starved, talentless bore with the same rhetoric heard a thousand times before.
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  3713.  @franklingoodwin  sorry story of every day life - the majority drowned out by the minority screaming equality this, victimhood that, climate change here, pandemic there.
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  3714.  @franklingoodwin  oh I was just WAITING for the "Get with the times" shtick. Sad thing is - those "times" will do away with the likes of you far sooner; who in your idealistic notions of "unbias" opinion change your viewpoints on a whim and thus you really can't be depended upon for unbiased views. I have my foundations, you undo yours at the first sign of convenience and condemn those with a realistic notion of integrity and principal of character - calling it "progress" with nothing lasting in the long run. Or to put it bluntly - you're just a clueless puppet and just like the word entails - you don't even realise it and I just await the indignant remark in the very anger you call me for. I'd tell you to say "Baa" but then I wouldn't have you insult an animal.
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  3715.  @alexisagginie4574  kissing up to the media much like Diana did, how the rf brats do and ranting out for attention because they can't hack not being in the spotlight. Sounds so "classy".
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  3716. @hightide4782And just where did you come up with that assumption? I mean you have just stumbled upon a conversation that concluded ten months ago - do keep up.
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  3717. @hightide4782 That wasn't a deflection, just an observation. But if you want me to directly pertain to your argument, fine. My words weren't based from "Tabloids" but rather a mix of examining her career and even her own words - it's all online, you can't miss it.
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  3718. He's a puppet like the rest of them - not figured that out yet?
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  3719.  @vin00ify  Oh my friend, shall I introduce to you to Hernán Cortés? One of the more infamous Conquistadors who destroyed the Aztec Empire and brought a large swathe of South America and the region that makes up Mexico under the Crown of Castile? How about Napoleon for another? Or the Reign of Terror that saw the Revolutionaries chop off anyone's head in France who were guilty of so much as coughing during a zealous speech opposing the agenda? ...bit like today with the purge of "misinformation" bollocks used to justify silencing opposition.. Or since the matter of "World" is based on semantics, given the distance travelled was relative to the ability to do so: let me introduce to you the Caesars who pretty much forced kings all over Europe, parts of Northern Africa and Asia to accept the bribe and submit to rule, or be crushed and the people enslaved. And for them, Rome may as well have been on the other side of the world. Want outside Europe? OK let's look at the Mongols such as Khan who when sacking Shanghai - decided that it was much easier to surround and starve the city along with plaguing it with the corpses of soldiers who'd contracted disease: flinging them over the walls by catapult might I add, to the effect that by the time the city opened the doors in desperation, the fight was already over before it began and for some of the fringe benefits of the Khans regime, their rule was not a very kind one. And may I present the coup de grace - the Ottoman Empire that constantly raided throughout Europe and Africa; taking slaves of Africans and Europeans both and forcing conversion on them. You bring up a few minor and relative conveniences, however for what Britain "took" we offered just as much back - the last railway station for one - granting access for transport in India was built during British rule: for a nation now one of the wealthiest in the world, with large swathes of impoverished people still.... but they conveniently have a space and nuclear program... Try again. And do try not to shoot yourself in the foot?
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  3720.  @Lena-cz6re  must have hit a raw nerve seeing how your input was taken out. We'll file this one under "Too close to the truth."
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  3721. 😂 Because his masters know that if theres an election - by technicality of law, people can outright refuse to give consent to both them and their puppets in parliament to hold power over them. And if the entire nation were to reject them...
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  3722. Guess he let the cat out of the bag a little too early then they wanted.
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  3723. And vote in who? They're all in the same gig, mate; each one leapfrogging over the failure of the one before them until they fail too.
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  3724. Only in so far as the currency printed is as worth of the coin. And what money today holds the value of currency of the past? NONE.
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  3725. Tough words, but the reality is that democracy is the illusion of choice, within a society driven in one direction and every other driven out or kept in obscurity. So what this means is that with Israel and Palestine: there IS no coexisting in the same spot - one will inevitably conquer the other and here we see why theyre so openly hostile. Its not just living space, its identity and belief: its like having sheep and wolves living in the same meadow and them not looking to see which ram or ewe is going to be next on the pack's menu. If the US, UK and the rest of the world want to do whats best - its a bitter pill, but we need to just plain keep out of this matter; otherwise we're just going to make things worse.
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  3726.  @lizbethartemis4886  They were always at odds and fighting one another. The Jews and the Philistines especially.
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  3727.  @dasbastard  indeed, not as opposed to Labour who think that increasing taxes won't have a detrimental effect to the ones they claim will benefit from it. The rich will just move when they're made to pay more, then like always the workers will have to pick up the tab.
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  3728.  @hammerhorrible  When you elect a stranger to power, don't be surprised if they aren't as they seem.
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  3729. Don't hold your breath - like mummy before him and so on; he will do NOTHING.
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  3730. Voting in a system that's rigged - and you talk about non-compliance...
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  3731.  @andyknowles772  said Odysseus to Penelope - where do i begin.
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  3732.  @andyknowles772  Did sitting back and doing nothing while a dictator who committed coup et tat and not only removed the apparatus for election, but also outlawed and arrested any opposition, stop WWII? Cause history repeats with only small details changing. Spsre me your historical anecdotes.
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  3733.  @andyknowles772  Oh please... Zolensky is as much a facist dictator as that example. Not only did he remove the election, but outlawed any and all opposition parties. Spare me your historical anecdotes unless you plan to bring all the facts to the table and not just those you want to pick and choose from.
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  3734. @johannagarda I have - lots of them. Tbey call themselves the "Tolerant" left.
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  3735. @johannagarda A war that started with NATO encroachment might i add? Putin isnt a saint and i wont defend him, but when you throw stones in a glass house, expect things to break.
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  3736.  @russianenglish4284  Thank you.
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  3737.  @leeeastwood6368  Err, yes he did.
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  3738. Vote at all - get the same puppets for the establishment who REALLY run the country.
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  3739. Hmm plenty of archeological evidence to dispel that argument buddy... no such evidence for Palestine though...
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  3740.  @Huntingdonn  Yeah difference is no one is aiming a barrel at the new VP and Vivek won't even get a sniff at an opportunity for the role if he so much as continues following Don's example of ideology. If people were waking up they'd realise the entire system is contaminated and the meltdown of folk who're supposed to be old enough to know better after the previous day proves it. Instead they blindly tick boxes for strangers they barely know who in turn are only in the show for the pay and some opportunism at the expense of the masses in their wilful, sloth and idle fueled ignorance.
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  3741.  @Huntingdonn  Wishful thinking - Trump and the likes of Musk are practically untouchable so it's easy for them to go into office and do what they want. Anyone else is at the mercy of those they lobby for funds and those folk have their own interests. Hence all the issues going on.
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  3742.  @Pawsforthought222  So how will they be telling the UK public that they're not only bankrupt but the money is worthless and so forth. They won't- they'll turn and comply like everyone before them regardless of the party.
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  3743.  @EarthSoulsAstrology  exactly, instead of doing something about it, the masses have been too lulled into the idea that someone will rightly save them, like the castrated sheep they are.
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  3744.  @catch22again  Yeah, good luck getting that through. What you going to do - vote in those who'll commit such change? 🙄 get real, establishment will never allow them to get by the application process, much less an option on the ballot. And by the way, when the other 80% cast their ballots- they accepted that system to which they knew there was a great chance they'd lose but still have given consent.
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  3745. And with those new blasphemy laws incoming - followed soon by Sharia; be prepared.
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  3746. As opposed to supporting a cause to a people that dont exist.
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  3747. Only because they let it be.
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  3748. Psh silly girl hasn't figured out yet that if folk want to see "potatoes", there are sites specifically for that - most they don't even have to pay to get onto. And comically she's the sort that 1, hasn't realised that her antics will have long term consequences for her chance at a relationship with anyone other then those that'll dump her after they get a few go's. And 2, chances are she'd have sued and shamed some guy who so much as glanced at her on the street without her even trying. It's so comical at how ridiculous the current day is.
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  3749.  @Valencetheshireman927  to which I oppose to both. The monarchy in any form is outdated and excessive and entrusting politicians to make my decisions sticks in my craw too much given the ease of corruption. I'd say give independent accountability a chance.
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  3750.  @Valencetheshireman927  I'd sooner be dependant on myself. That way I've no one else to blame. Oh the Money argument - and just WHO gave them the land to begin with? What, because a thousand and so years ago, an army of superstitious drunken halfwits declared it? Well in that case I might as well declare myself Emperor, because I could get a million people to agree with my stances. Doesn't work that way? Well then why does theirs? Why should I have to work to death while they sit in luxury having done nothing to deserve it? Why should I settle for the state of the country being in a right mess, compliments of the corrupt and incompetent governments over the last seven decades to which she has done NOTHING to correct? And answer me this - what value is the currency, when it's not been based on Sterling Silver since 1937 and instead based on debt? A debt which used as political leverage, yet can never be paid? And when the big crash happens - and it will, what is she going to do? Or Charlie boy when Liz expires? NOTHING. Except watch the surrendering of the delusion of liberties which have been squandered to some more unelected opportunists who will force the argument essentially of "Comply or die".
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  3751.  @Valencetheshireman927  I'm talking full and complete independence, not on some unelected brat or self serving politician taking advantage of a clueless society. Which land? All of it. They wouldn't? Seemed to work with Alfred and the like - with Wessex consolidating all the other Saxon kingdoms to make up England as a whole. And as for who made those kingdoms? Oh yes, more deluded halfwits having emigrated in droves from the Germanic tribes to take advantage of the Brittans being raided by the Picts and the Gaelics following the fall of Rome. Institutions that essentially elevate some spoilt brat to let them stuff their faces while we're expected to work ourselves to death. If I were to try it I'd be locked up because I'm smashing the glass ceiling that's their comfy life and everyone else's denial. Musk got his money because he damn well EARNED it. She got it by being born between the right pair of legs. Inheriting from that thousand and so year tradition being elevated by deluded halfwits with no thoughts of their own. The monarchy didn't earn that land they don't deserve it, they just took it. And shot down any opposition. Were i to take over another person's home, I'd be arrested. Were I to claim part of the country as belonging to me I'd be laughed out and ignored. What would I have her do? She's supposed to be the head of state, that's supposed to be her role. But again she does nothing. Presidents get booted from power for doing that and I'm no Republican. I'd sooner have independent countries with people working on their own backs and earning their merit then to indulge laziness and undeserved praise. She's done nothing and so deserves nothing.
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  3752.  @myrescuecats3028  why bother when you could easily hire about a dozen people to patrol the coastline with a long range rifle each to shoot the dingys for a fraction of the price.
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  3753.  @ryan.1990  The Jews were there first. The Arabs establishment that's there now are a remainder of the forces that stole it six hundred years after Rome sacked it. So if you're all for the Jews being removed - proposals as to where they go? You plan on taking them in?
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  3754.  @jimmy2minutes  about the only thing the French did right.
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  3755.  @therookie5714  I wasn't saying you were and your contribution certainly did bring a pertinent point to converse. Good day to you too in kind.
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  3756. Allow me to play Devils Advocate for a brief moment - so we're to root out the moderates from the zealous - here my play concludes. When they're all in the same crowd - how do you go about separating them? And if it's so simple - then why are Hamas hiding amongst the civilians in Gaza?
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  3757. "Wealthy Charity" - enough said.
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  3758.  @coling7819  And the rest of the vote? It works by the majority outcome - it may have only been a set number, but it was the most out the lot. And when you crossed that box, you accepted those terms. Don't vote - THEN you have every right to complain.
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  3759.  @F1ght1ngIrish-  Since when was anyone ever accountable for the terms of a contract they never signed? Those who didnt vote retain their rights and hold no responsibility for everything Starmer has, or anyone else would have done. After all how do you think establishment's puppets get in, in the first place??
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  3760.  @effefffffffffffffffffffff  And the fact that there's SO much evidence against Biden and his buddies for the mysterious reveal of extra ballots and what not means... no, never mind... right? Or the laptop that "Magically" disappeared into the CIA's newest intern's desk and turned up suddenly? Or what about Hillary's own doings in 16... Oh I could go on... but I guess the jury is out on all those alone... since after all they just don't want a guy in who isn't going to play by their rules and go along with the agenda like a good little boy...
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  3761. And wind up the right side up? Here's hoping but honestly his win is just the buying of limited time.
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  3762.  @UncleBenjs  Difference is they're our problem and we're to deal with our own. So why exactly would anyone want to import more of these problems.
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  3763.  @alisoncuff  Tell that to the "Palestinians'
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  3764.  @MustyUnderboob  The church did and does, sure; but I'm talking about people who found out, not the church itself.
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  3765.  @timmieboy37  1000s of other careers that they're likely never going to get into or get far in. Besides we have prisoners don't we?
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  3766.  @timmieboy37  I would expect less then meek capitulation from someone with that kind of observational perspective. The only reason there's a shortage comes about due to greed and a lack of drive and incentive from the mass population. And yes, make prisoners do.
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  3767.  @dehavillandcanadatwinotter9621  you mean the same Aztecs who used to sacrifice their children on an alter and pull out their still beating hearts? I'm all for the fact of pointing out hypocrisy, but still; was happening long before England had its turn... irony being that it was the English who were the first in the world, to abolish slavery: in 1102 and then throughout the Empire at the turn of the 19th century while there are still parts of African countries and the middle east where it's still a part of life today.
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  3768. Does he deserve to stand before our monarch? Does it matter? He's a traitor and she did nothing throughout his tenure to stop him; thus proving her just as worthless as he is. But even long before Elizabeth, the monarchy was outdated and excessive and the day the UK finally gets it through each and every royalists head that they need to go, the better off we'll be.
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  3769. So the spoilt brats want their privacy do they? Well once they denounce that outdated delusion of "royalty" and go get a real job instead of scrounging, they can have it.
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  3770.  @smiggy8657  If you need to ask that question then you're clueless.
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  3771. ​ @bengleiss9416 Because the masses are lazy and don't want to accept the responsibility of their choices and actions - why else would anyone empower a complete stranger with authority over them in the first place??
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  3772. Whatever 🙄
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  3773. Oh "Waycsit, Waycsit, Waycsit..." change the frigging channel!
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  3774.  @gp2917  Now THAT I'll drink to. 🍻
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  3775. It's inclusivity posturing and nothing more.
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  3776.  @patrickbateman7369  5 and I'm the 5th - and my reason is simple: the majority of kids growing up with absentee parents along with the massive increase in mental health problems ought to be telling. It's the denial of the fact Matty put, that has raised a generation of self-centered, egotistical dullards that thinks the world is owed them and will go to any length to do it - violently if necessary. Do you get this in households with a responsible mother and father? Certainly, but not to such degree - the exception to the rule does not negate said rule. If that makes me "backward thinking" then I'd rather be labeled that, then a regressive, "progressive" Eddie Barzoon.
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  3777.  @AspieGirlArianaHale  pretentious much? I make my own sandwiches thank you very much. I'm the sort who expects people to realise their actions have consequences - you can dish out all the remarks you want, but at the end of the day: you're expected to take responsibility for your actions, especially as a parent Or am I too farfetched in the idea that you're the sort who thinks it's perfectly acceptable to pursuit all the liberties and luxuries but none of the accountability and responsibilities for them.
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  3778. Wonder if you'd be singing the same tune had remain won...
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  3779. As if I have any intention to listen to the words of a spoilt brat who knows nothing of sacrifice.
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  3780.  @Jesusofsuburbia768  Clearly you don't remember the 70s when Labour were in prior to Thatcher: constant strikes, electric was constantly going off and water shortages because of said strikes - encouraged by the very unions that fund said party. But people always forget about that part. Granted this is all by design - the system is designed to have people forget what happened yesteryear and make them remember only what is convenient to the establishment and when.
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  3781. I wanna hear about that one guy who figured out how to cook... I owe that guy for the magnificence of steak...
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  3782. Its easy to morally posture, until it comes time to putting your money where your mouth is. That's something these buffoons are going to have to learn the hard way and by then it'll be too late.
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  3783. Oh but when Ukraine or China or the EU is doing it, it's A-Ok... right...
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  3784.  @fricozoid1  I'm not interested either way to be fair - if each country spent more time looking in their own houses and less time looking over at every other's back yard, this world would a lot more better off.
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  3785. Better late then never: finally, some Brits have rediscovered their balls. I just wonder how long it'll take Hoyle's own backyard rebels against it too - should they.
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  3786.  @DoggleBird  And their underpinnings are irrelevant in the instance where the owners of the country have them by the cajones. Government doesn't work by the party's mandate; they work how they're told to - be it in line with the masses, or like most often, not.
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  3787.  @KevinGuy-j5i  Then they have absolutely NO right to complain. Play stupid games: win stupid prizes.
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  3788.  @KevinGuy-j5i  If they're so worried about "Representation" then they need to pull their thumb out and represent themselves. Democracy is dictatorship being polite.
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  3789. And just how did YOU type that comment, hypocrite?
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  3790. Unsurprising - given how people continously put Zionists and Jews in the same basket. When the reality is the latter aren't responsible for the former but get all the blame and condemnation.
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  3791. Replaced with yet another puppet of establishment... when will you people learn - YOU. CAN. NOT. WIN. THROUGH. THE. SYSTEM.
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  3792. ​ @chaseflava2653 speak for yourself.
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  3793. ​ @lewgallagher463 pretty much "Palestine's" whole schtick then.
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  3794.  @andylane247  how rather bias...
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  3795. Oh I would if these kinds of buffoons would just sit in their little bubbles and think happy thoughts to themselves and let us get on with our lives. Eddie Barzoons the lot of them.
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  3796. Psh we've done enough, bleeding heart. We paid off that debt between 1833 to 2015.
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  3797.  @boborappa  and you think India isn't guilty of theft of resources from other countries in their history? In fact - name ONE people who haven't and who don't have their existence owed to the fact they have blood on their hands - I'll wait. We stopped being responsible for India when they went independent - for me that was almost 40 years before I was born: "We" is responsible for and owe nothing.
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  3798. Rich coming from me - but she's as much a devout Christian as a brick floats on water.
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  3799. Because people are stupid enough to think voting does anything other then justify establishment's authority and said establishment isn't interested in critical thinkers, they want obedient puppets.
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  3800. Because establishment wants obedient puppets, not critical thinkers. And YOU all enable that by voting as if there's a difference.
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  3801.  @terrenceso1  And there never really can be as Palestinians do not exist as the Philistines haven't for almost three thousand years.
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  3802.  @Whiskey0880  That problem being is that they're in league with establishment - like every other party.
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  3803.  @-pressxtostart-  The irony is lost on you it seems: no matter what party and PM, you'll get nothing more than an establishment puppet.
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  3804. And all that stemmed from one guy stocking up on to for his B&B for the month like he often did but was unintentionally captured on a broadcasted report... "A person is smart. People are dumb."
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  3805. That's their own business.
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  3806.  @shaund4155  then why should theirs pay for say your doctor's bill? Or say you're at work and break your leg, why should my insurance contributions pay for your care and treatment due to your negligence or your work place's? They put in just as much as you do.
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  3807. Unless you're a British citizen trying to make a living then yep in abundance.
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  3808.  @johnrussell3961  not as if Labour or the other parties are for them stopping either.
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  3809.  @EvgeneXI  The system needs to go first. Everything else can be torn away and it wouldnt make a difference.
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  3810.  @Malcky-f7l  And they won't. Establishment has an agenda and no one getting in will upset that. Keep that in mind before you bother to vote because all you're doing is enabling them.
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  3811.  @Malcky-f7l  Sure it upset them and look at how quick they were to order the dragging of feet with how Johnson botched it up followed by a cough that folk bought; hook, line and sinker.
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  3812.  @sebastiantrias1529  and thus wasting your effort. Reform ain't getting in any time soon: they're all complicit in the same outcome and all voting for any of them will do, is legitimise their antics. Reform thus will either do as it's told by the ones who really run the country, or never even get a wiff of power.
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  3813. So... Communism. How's that working? What it never has? Shocking.
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  3814.  @chrisspencer6502  You mean how the establishment didn't want Brexit to begin with and have thus had their puppets act inept to therefore con the public into accepting a rejoining of that failed bloc? Oh some of us are watching and facepalming as the remainder fall for it.
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  3815.  @ptv8113  Apparently you did in order to respond...
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  3816.  @tonycowin  Well if she wanted to dismiss more and not be called out on that, then she ought not be on call in programs. Also care to elaborate?
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  3817.  @ptv8113  You want Stephen to answer or do you plan to sleep through that as well...
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  3818.  @Adamfandango  And I wonder if they'd advertise as well without the callers... oh that's right they want the ones that will just nod and agree.
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  3819.  @mobsiesixsixsix9785  Apparently I am.
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  3820.  @IRGeamer  And the Socialist hide their own pretentious opportunism behind a veil of hypocritical self-righteousness.
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  3821.  @1Mutton1  Solid point.
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  3822.  @joaquinribeiro2941  Both Israel's Zionists and Hamas are as bad as each other - don't go elevating one over the other. Never mistaken Zionists for Jews and do not forget that for as atrocious as the acts of the Zionists are, the Islamic world hasn't condemned Hamas for October. If the world wants to do any favors - it'd be best to just stay out of it. This isn't a war of attrition - these two ideologies are engaging a literal fight to the death.
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  3823. "The first move in war is to rewrite history; remove a people's lineage and they're easily persuaded"
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  3824. So not only is she a hypocrite to her own argument by condemning the rightly concerned of the number entering the country as "racist" but she also; albeit likely never having considered the thought that the "labor shortage" argument comes from the fact that shortages are only coming about from the low paying jobs that no Brit will do as they need to live... so she's advocating for SLAVE LABOR: since the migrants don't complain and just take their measly pay and have it bumped up by the taxpayer...
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  3825. "Prayers given"? They got what they deserved! Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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  3826.  @Philljag  Hm how many countries has NATO actively intruded upon in the last century since its founding or at least supported said invasion... Out of every single one that's occurred, only Ukraine hasn't been by NATO or those backed by. So that ought to tell you something... oh but it's different when WE do it huh.
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  3827.  @UnleashedCode  And just where do you get YOURS from? I take it you're prepared to be drafted since you demonstrably claim the mainstream source to be without propaganda and full of nothing but altruism? Didn't think so.
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  3828.  @Philljag  Funny. All the other countries which NATO instigated or supported being invaded gave up their nuclear weapons too: in fact every country that gave them up have been invaded and all but one of them was by NATO: either directly or backed. So it's ok when we do it but how dare anyone else, right?
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  3829. They're the symptom, not the cause.
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  3830. Are we STILL giving these spoilt "royal" brats the time of day... 😐 who the hell cares?!
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  3831. Second smallest. 🙄
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  3832. And the former is not an option if the law of the land appeases the lawbreaker at the expense of the law abiding. In this case - the law is backing Khan at the expense of the people.
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  3833.  @Drmerlin604  When the law appeases the criminal at the expense of the law abiding, to what purpose is there to abide by the law? The system needs to be abandoned - ripped out by its root and destroyed. People need to take accountability and responsibility for themselves instead of voting for one person to represent 50,000 and more in one constituency to whom in just that one, they do not agree. What i call for is what I term Anarchistic Meritocracy.
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  3834. They're toeing the line of controlled opposition most likely.
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  3835.  @paulmuaddib3470  you see it. Good, it's heartening to see someone with sense. However leadership dependance is what lead to this sort of lunacy: if there's any sort of governance this nation needs, it's one that calls for self reliance, self accountability and responsibility of duty, not just patriotic gesture since as Americans say "Talk is cheap"
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  3836. And so the Zombies shamble on...
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  3837. Tell that to the many who modern women won't give the time of day to... until it's time to settle and what self respecting man wants to be settled for?
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  3838.  @megaman37456  Russia has elections, unlike Ukraine and it's one party state which was founded by a coup in which all opposition was imprisoned. Now did I misspell that, or is your blind delusion impeding your understanding?
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  3839.  @megaman37456  Which one is the one party state founded by a coup again? Did I misspell that one?
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  3840.  @lewiskellett5654  Much like Zelensky telling his political opposition to stay in their prison cells.
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  3841.  @Warfoki  Last I checked - Russia has other political parties whilst Zolensky imprisoned all but his own.
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  3842.  @stronensycharte64  Your response amongst the others I've had on here, is at least direct and honest. I can respect you for that.
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  3843.  @johnpugh3348  yes they were.
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  3844.  @christopherwilliams6848  Fleeing from a Nato country - I don't recall Nato declaring war on an invader of Albania...
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  3845.  @ecaeas4439  prepared to house and keep some on your own expenses are you?
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  3846.  @SpectreAtTheFeast-sx8gq You have an actual point or are you red herring here?
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  3847.  @stephencope7178  I dunno - the painter was quoted as stating that the "religion of peace" was "The perfect religion."
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  3848.  @stokes8626  Fine, take a look at the history and you'll see it yourself; check out the part where at the near end of the war he was recruiting Arabs and so forth and you'll see it clearly.
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  3849. And if you think voting any other party will make a difference, think again - the entire system and establishment reeks of WEF and corruption. So any new party; if by fluke manages to win power, will be made to make a choice: take their slice and comply with the status quo, or reject it and be destroyed via the media and dogooders whilst never getting a platform again, faster then you can say "Liz Truss Tried" And the voter is equally to blame for supporting the system via voting, ergo granting consent.
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  3850.  @marmedli9124  None of them do. None that are interested in power anyway.
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  3851. They hate everyone, even themselves. Hell I'm a Misanthrope, but at least I'm blatant and honest about it - they hide their hatred behind a veil of righteousness: defending a "marginalised and victimised" cliché until the next, more pathetic one comes along with the former expected to put theirs aside and join in, or be ousted as being like the enemy they originally defended them against. Put quite simply: the left eat their own.
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  3852.  @daniellogansa8101  the moment the cup of hypocrisy is empty. And in the UK to belay the point - a TV mini series had a black woman play the role of Anne Bolyn - the second wife of Henry VIII. So care to counter?
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  3853. And they will allow this - so don't vote because by doing so, even if you're not voting for either of the main parties, you're accepting the policies they put through in your name.
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  3854.  @chocolatejellybean2820  You don't think? Honestly look what they did in Europe a century ago. History shows just exactly how far these fanatics will go.
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  3855. It's funny that feminists believe they have any say to object to this, because the songsheet that these lunatics are singing from, they did the same! "Why can't I, just because I'm a woman?" Replace 'woman' with any other term that's been used and the result ends up the same. And the more it's passed along, the more disturbing the taboo. The homosexuals used it after feminists and now the trans are. Guess what's coming next; and none of them want to admit it. I can object and protest to the whole thing, because I don't subscribe to any of them at all. They're all a degeneracy that has done nothing but undermine our society and heralded the end of a sensible and factual way of life.
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  3856. Regardless of your sentiment, in reality; they are. The last two years proved that. Stupidity or indifference - take your pick.
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  3857.  @AVClarke  The Offense vs Defense in another form.
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  3858. The voting people are just as culpable: how else did the establishment's puppets get in power in the first place.
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  3859.  @clangerbasher  Because the people en mass are incompetent and flawed. They'd sooner elect complete strangers to have full control over their lives, then actually do the work themselves. Is it then surprising that opportunists get in only to cover their own back and the establishment which is behind the whole thing, strives to keep things that way.
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  3860.  @clangerbasher  Is it surprising to imagine it's because the masses are incompetent and flawed, in that they'd sooner empower complete strangers with power over their lives than do the job themselves.
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  3861.  @clangerbasher  And then they complain about where they end up. Hence I have very little patience for the majority of the human race, puppeted fools.
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  3862.  @clangerbasher  Oh of course. Minor problem - the majority are subverted into believing they do; they've never been self reliant in their lives and those running things know it.
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  3863.  @nancyrobertson8661  Take it up with those who voted in general - they further facilitated his getting in via consenting to the process, even though they lost.
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  3864. That isn't a psychological issue mate - that's what they believe!
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  3865. What is to be anti-woke? Well put quite simply: it means to be opposed to the presumptuous and hypocritical moral posturing of the sad and pathetic who believe that shoehorning diversity and insisting upon inclusively makes them somewhat superior to others who buy no such notion. Hence "Go woke, go broke" has become something more then just a phrase. You sure know how to pick your callers James - actually have someone of sound mind that isn't being picked out of a lack of means to support their argument. Or to put it simply: have real men and women on the show and not the little puppets who you lord over.
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  3866.  @walterpierce6061  No. I'm not an American so my vote wouldn't apply.
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  3867.  @alfredneuman6911  Are they intending to remove Cuba from the list as a terrorist state. Yes or no. Goodness sake, watch the video.
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  3868. Whats stopping you acting yourself. Whats stopping everyone? Why is it always someone else who has to go first??
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  3869. 😂 Well this aged well, didn't it...
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  3870.  @Edward-k7z  You think? No government is going to change course because establishment doesn't want them to. And no government is going to choose insolvent bankruptcy and the ruining of their name over mindless obedience and their slice of the pie.
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  3871.  @Edward-k7z  You think? Well suppose Farage and his merry crew get in and they're sat down with Establishment and they're made to choose between obedience and the continuing of agenda, or bankruptcy of the nation: which do you think they will choose.
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  3872.  @Edward-k7z  Because I can assure you, no politician is going to want to be the one to go down in history for having bankrupted the country.
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  3873.  @johnrussell3961  and if I told you that the NHS was devised originally by the Nazis; would you openly advertise that fact?
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  3874. Only when and where it suits the narrative.
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  3875. Please - the majority will bow their heads and obey like good little puppets. The covid bs is a constant reminder of how obedient the majority are, isn't it?
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  3876.  @normansidey5258  And if you do nothing for the fear of retaliation then you are in no matter what way you want to spin it - responsible for the scene your children are brought up in. I'm a father myself and I will tell you it's far worse to have to suffer the consequences of your inaction to the danger, than it is to have the danger be targeted to you because you took a stand. Because at least you have actually tried and haven't demonstrated to your children that cowardice is the way to go; the vice of cowardice doesn't make for strong men and it certainly doesn't make for a good environment for women either - all it does is keep the situation on going and they're the ones who will pay for your weakeness.
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  3877.  @christinalayzelle832  How blind... let's play what if, shall we? Reform get in, they're the government: what are they going to do differently then the ones before them? I'll tell you what they'll do - the same thing as before: the establishment will not accept any less and neither will a lot of people up top in the loop with too many fingers in too many pies - including the ones that got Reform the platform to run on - with too much to lose by any upset to the status quo. Because my dear, the choice any government first faces is this: either conform and tow the line with a little hitch here or there to appease your own ideals to make it look like you're doing a job... or completely go your own way and be utterly destroyed via the media to which the average puppet can't help but attain an opinion based on what they're spoonfed and you'll be out of power faster than you can say "Truss gave it a go." Once you figure that out, you'll realise the game is rigged and the only one who loses out are those who play.
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  3878.  @samueldesmond440  Democracy is the illusion of making a choice when the result of such, win or lose is the same as all pieces on the board belong to the same player. Democracy is the illusion that fools the unwary in surrendering their consent in being restrained by a system of rules in which the voter's real ability to choose is stymied.
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  3879.  @twistedsister2568 I'm going to put it as tactful as possible - people are idiots. They often have little; if any thoughts of their own, especially politically - any view or opinion they have, they get from the mainstream or from the subverted opinion of family. "Oh my family have always voted X, so I am too." It's that lazy mindset that allows politicians a free ride and since you clearly haven't registered to a thing I've said regarding the status quo not being affected by the choice of vote - let me put it this way. Your party is a cup: blue, red, yellow, green and so on - the political scope is a water source filled with poison. Does it then make ANY difference what colour your cup is, if you fill it up from the same source as the others? The answer is no, it does not. The establishment KNOW the people are angry, but they really just don't care. Our opinion doesn't matter to them, because so long as people use the very system that oppresses them, regardless of party - it will continue. If you can't see this by this point then honestly, you're hopelessly over your head - voting even for outsider parties is like a dog chasing it's tail.
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  3880. And just WHO would be running it, I wonder...
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  3881. The only reason people voted Tory the last time was because every other party was shrieking to ignore the 2016 vote to leave that fourth reich. They were voted in on that and the fact that Socialists are repugnant. You can be a Socialist in a Capitalist society but dare you try to be a Capitalist in a Socialist one.
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  3882.  @briangoodwin5986 Hmm, let's check the list... The economy is in shambles. Our currency, based on debt is worthless. Our industry is all but wiped out - at the mercy of foreign business and likely to suffer further from this obsessive drive to "Net Zero" based on nonsense. Our laws are a joke; punishing the law-abiding yet supporting the law breaker. Our politics are a laughing stock; both the ruling government and opposition. Brexit has essentially been rendered pointless as we're STILL bound through Northern Ireland. Our military has been decimated for the sake of political correctness. And unless kept around for the cheap tact of using it as a tool to demonise and condemn the British people: especially the English, our national identity has been all but annihilated. And just like every other before her and now her spoilt brat of a son, she did NOTHING. So no, I don't see her deserving respect and don't give me the "she served in WWII" BIG DEAL - so did a lot of other men and women; including the countless who either never came back at all or were dropped off in the closest place to territory because the British Empire had all but bankrupted itself fighting a war that should have lasted only a year or two at the most. Thank Chamberlain for that cockup to whom George VI did NOTHING about. The ONLY reason "millions respected her" was because they were TOLD to. They were given their instructions from birth and they blindly obeyed - just like many of them are now: clueless puppets that they are.
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  3883.  @theforestmysticsingh6138  Unfortunately whilst you bring a valid point on fraud and that is the law - when people ticked the box in the election, they accepted the fact the winner may fraud them: they never tick an agreement to them being punished for it. That's the irony of voting - it's pretty much a blank cheque, a free pass and people sign it without thinking things through - you wouldn't sign a contract with a bank that can just take out of your account what it's manager wants to on whatever day, without your consent; so why do people just tick a box at the election ballot to allow a politician of any level to do the same and more.
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  3884. Because they're owned. Every party is - it's all smoke and mirrors to trick you into crossing a box at the election for the ones who own them all.
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  3885. @julianshepherd2038  Then why ever try.
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  3886.  @kenloh3038  Care to rephrase?
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  3887. You vote?
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  3888.  @debrawade9882  The reason I ask is simple - you shame them? Shame on YOU. Don't you understand that the moment you cast a vote at election, you by default grant the very sort of consent to those in charge to target and focus on those amendments? And what's more they do that and more - when they want and how they want and all in your name; whether your choice wins or not. So for all your posture for condemning them for the act - the moment you voted last - you consented to it by default. The vote is a con and once you understand that - you'll realise the game is fixed and never want to play again. They put this game out there, because without the legal consent of the voter, they cannot enact anything to affect others.
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  3889. Crucifixion was used as execution and as a deterrent, that is true. However they also used a lesser form to humiliate; much like how the stocks were used. No nails would be used and the condemned after being whipped would be bound for a few hours to a day or two before being let down - the punishment complete. Execution via the use of nails and the breaking of legs/spear, were mostly used for war criminals or those who committed more heinous crimes or when the leaders just wanted to illustrate a point.
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  3890.  @notacaulkhead  and your incontrovertible evidence?
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  3891.  @leighaston1  it's true when it was said not to throw pearls amongst swine lest they be trampled underfoot, but it is still the obligation of those who know to put it out for all who will acknowledge. Those with eyes, see. Those with ears, listen: if even one of the sleeping can be awakened to reality, then those pearls are not wasted.
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  3892.  @yasinhamidi6501  you're not. Clearly you've never heard the expression before.
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  3893. Wow I've heard of malicious compliance but sheesh...
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  3894.  @royw-g3120  yet it still takes place.
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  3895.  @blenderbanana  naturally. But then no one can point the finger at England and call us for it.
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  3896.  @TwoBassed  Mussolini's government wasn't Socialist funnily enough, it was strictly authoritarian since even he had a dislike of Socialism. Ironically though that's a typical attitude of the left; they attack one another just as much as they attack anyone else who doesn't agree with them.
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  3897. And yet you vote for government to exist anyway.
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  3898.  @fontrowstyling  Democracy has proven to be nothing but an illusion hidden behind when things go the establishments way and called out against when not.
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  3899.  @LeAnnZ23  Both of which are as farcical as one another.
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  3900.  @hithere9393  what do you expect? Socialism and Marxism simply don't work - they never have.
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  3901.  @Humannondancer  NOT getting involved in a new conflict, actually doing more to stablise a practically non-existent economy, improving work standards, opposing the introduction of Chinese government affiliated networks in the country, actually getting that idiot in North Korea to knock it the hell off and more... and you think he was doing more for Russia and the like? Buddy, don't try offering a turd by claiming it as a Snickers. Whilst he's far from a saint, he was leagues better then the guy with two remaining braincells fighting for third place that "apparently" won 80 million votes along with his little stooge who was only chosen for social "identity" points since looking at her actual career - she couldn't organise a pissup in a distillery. Actually read up on things by yourself instead of listening to what mainstream would rather you just accept that they tell you without you even second guessing; much less challenging. Learn to think for yourself: don't be a puppet.
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  3902. ​ @sharoncooke1719 When will you folk ever learn - YOU CAN NOT WIN THROUGH THE SYSTEM!
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  3903. "Nobody voted for this" he says. But people DID vote and THATS the problem.
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  3904.  @RickBerman-iv2il  I've always said when the law appeases the criminal at the expense of the abiding, why should the latter keep abiding. Laws typically only exist to justify ones authority over another. Hence so often when there are too few criminals of one crime, they make illegal something else.
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  3905.  @hhtrichard  The moment a charity starts paying it's members running it, it ceases to be a charity and becomes a business. A business turning profit at the expense of the gullible shelling with the suffering in mind. It's sick and I will never fund it. Argued left, right or whatever - this is vile no matter how you slice it.
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  3906.  @Richard482  and just HOW are you going to build all those? With hopes and a prayer? Wake up - you're being had.
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  3907.  @Richard482  law of thermodynamics for one - but for one so adamant to your stance you should easily be able to find countless sources to support that.
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  3908.  @Richard482  misguided tripe. The only viable option for "zero carbon" is nuclear.
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  3909. Give it time - they'll have full control of online, soon enough. All it'll take is one little incident and people will BEG them for it - unaware that said incident was orchestrated.
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  3910.  @ernestschroeder9762  only those prepared to stand their ground for each right, have any. The moment you choose to empower someone over you, you forfeit any you believe you have in exchange for privileges they choose to give and take from you at their whim.
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  3911. They're asking for a bloodbath at this rate - the frustration of motorists like the guy tearing the signs is a sign of it coming. Unless they're dealt with; and fast, we're gonna see all out fights when the people start taking matters into their own hands - because law enforcement won't do their actual job and instead want to penalise people for not complying with mandates - which are not law binding.
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  3912.  @keirmitchell5560  He's only just started and already done that.
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  3913.  @gijgij4541  Why, nothing to say? Or are you too frightened of hurting someone's widdle fee fees and wind with me laughing as you prove my point?
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  3914.  @originalbadboy32 Yes of course... that's why folk weren't having adverse opinions of... what is the newspeak term now? "Irregular" newcomers and being arrested... or let's see you post a disapproving view of their belief and see how long it takes before a knock on the door comes to pass. And I mean after all a fella didn't get a two year sentence for something as petty as making stickers... Wake up "mate" you're embarrassing yourself.
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  3915.  @phill6859  Scratching for brownie points isn't worth your dignity.
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  3916.  @originalbadboy32  I could tell you a thousand times at this point but because it doesn't fit with your idealogical view, you'd never accept it. Your reaction to the last just demonstrated that.
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  3917.  @originalbadboy32  No, it's just that every time I go so far as to detail everything, my comments are removed. But I would figure such an informed individual, such as yourself would be able to interpret the relevant points made in what I have been able to comment.
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  3918.  @gijgij4541  When you cut out a man's tongue you serve only to tell the world that you're afraid of what he might say. Another being - find who you can't criticise and you'll also find who's calling the shots.
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  3919.  @gijgij4541  Why, don't tell me you believe the whole "Oh it's disinformation" claptrap they claim any voice of dissent is.
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  3920.  @gijgij4541  Believe what you want to - just don't expect me to be petty enough to say I told you so when the truth hits hard.
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  3921.  @jessiepooch  So why are you speaking? If you want to resort to petty name calling - I can do it all day, but let's save us both some time and you some dignity.
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  3922.  @davidbarlow350  Sigh Clueless...
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  3923.  @davidbarlow350  And I have - time and again and each and every time I do so, I wind up with the same blowhards without a thought of their own chanting the same tiresome refrain "Vote this! Vote this!" But you want me to repeat like a broken record? Fine. It doesn't MATTER who you're voting for - the system in place will always make sure as to whoever it is who gets into power, tows the line of the status quo and their intentions or they get removed and replaced quickly by some puppet who will. And just by voting in an exercise of futility, you've consented to the madness. Short of it is: WE. CAN. NOT .WIN. VOTING. IN. A. RIGGED. SYSTEM. Get it?!
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  3924. In an actually balanced election, undoubtedly. But establishment want their puppet
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  3925. Either way, I've had enough of this crap. With the push by mainstream and alternative media, I sense something far more malevolent at play - a complete tear down of the current status quo. And both sides are falling for it. No I will not be eating fake meat and I certainly won't be eating ze bugs... but I'm certainly not going to be rabbit holed down a path seemingly set on blind rebellion either.
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  3926.  @PeterLaughton  Parliament and their puppeteers via the media who basically lambasted him as a racist and xenophobe. And with people gullible they fell for it and nobody wanted to know him.
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  3927. Of course had remain won the response in today's time would have been "Democracy has spoken, we chose to remain. Sit down and shut up." Face it, remoaners didn't get their way and they're still sulking.
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  3928.  @catgladwell5684  Yet ironically they want to join them.
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  3929.  @Lynnefromlyn  What fairytale is that?
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  3930.  @deanlowdon8381  You feel as if you need a court to grant you rights? Just that alone shows you have none and do not understand the nature of them - only those who are prepared to stand their ground and defend their rights personally, have them.
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  3931.  @stephanguitar9778  Only because of his own self-interests. He wasn't very effective post war, only coming back in after his successor proved utterly inept.
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  3932.  @drummingtildeath  I don't need to defend my statements and given how remainers have been consistently attacking the arguments of leavers, that statement of yours is ever so rich. "Oh it's ok when we do it" mentality. Spare me your morality banter when it comes to sophistic indignation.
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  3933.  @drummingtildeath  I gave my reasons - not preparing to give control over to an establishment I have no say over and not giving justification for our own establishment doing nothing with the former being used as a scapegoat. What part of those two reasons do you have difficulty understanding?? Or were you hoping to play the "Waycist" card and feel frustrated that I'm not going to give you the validation you seem to clearly be yerning for?
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  3934.  @drummingtildeath  So you hear only what you want to hear. Thanks for clarifying...
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  3935.  @Fanto_Sir  Oh wow, scathing. Come up with that yourself or did someone have to give it to you?
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  3936.  @Thelostgoldhunters  If they were living in another country prior to Brexit then it sounds like your family was broken up already. Don't go blaming me for your own failures.
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  3937.  @drummingtildeath  Oh but had it gone your way and we kept it up, you'd be smirking saying "Democracy has spoken, we're staying. Sit down and shut your mouth" and any other time to choose to leave would be non-existent - that's the difference. And I'm told by the ironic "gold hunter" that I'm the selfish one...🙄
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  3938.  @Fanto_Sir  Well I'd stick to bad jokes and leave sarcasm to the experts, if I were in your shoes.
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  3939.  @TBakerXD  "Refuse to let us" Let us? Implying they were in any position to actually dictate to us. So how exactly could that have been something they could even do, if I'm just "conspiracy theorising" Perceive the two reasons I gave however you want. I personally don't care how you think - but understand this: I will not be dictated to, I will not be made to follow. I decide where I stand and so I stand as an Englishman, not this deluded ideal of holding hands as a pretentious European.
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  3940.  @homodeus8713  You mean biggest con racket the country has ever seen - and I say that knowing just how inept all sides in parliament are at anything other than establishments interests.
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  3941.  @dapfordvondappington8306  Yeah because Trump has had his opposition on the crosshairs twice...oh wait.
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  3942.  @Gus1966-c9o  Because pardoning folk not being indicted or even charged for a crime doesnt indicate a suspecious turn of events. Smell the coffee - its time to wake up.
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  3943. Psh wouldn't be as bad if Security were allowed to do their job in those stores... Speaking as one BTW.
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  3944. China, North Korea and many others would beg to differ; if they weren't too frightened to speak. If not for themselves but for their families.
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  3945. Well put. Bold words: so what are you going to do? And dont say "I'll Vote" or "Encourage others to vote" because the moment you do, I'll know youre wasting your time and mine.
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  3946.  @joycegibbs5267  the fact we're even at the point that a job can be lost for not indulging this bullshit is madness enough. It's lunacy, hypocrisy and sheer and utter degeneration.
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  3947.  @mijicmugendo  global and bankrupt from the start. You know something; I say go for it
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  3948.  @twistedcherrypop  desperate words of a coward who would surrender liberty and freedom for the delusion of prosperity in the form of scraps handed from those who would control us.
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  3949.  @billpugh58  that's right: go put your jack boots on and encourage the betrayal of this nation. The men and women who've fought for this nation have the right to be ashamed. No wonder we haven't made best of our potential following the departure of that failure of a fourth rich, with that defeatist attitude of the remainers who cling desperately to their masters like lost pups.
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  3950. And being in a perpetual state of debt is? How do you pay off a debt with a currency that depends on you owing debt?
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  3951.  @Megamundo28  They proved themselves tiresomely predictable in their naivete; like moths to the flame. Voting in a system where all the contenders answer to the same masters at the expense of the masses: nothing good comes of it. Countless times this has been proven and yet NOONE ever learns.
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  3952.  @rokketron  And how many of the seats were won by Labour candidates. I guess you signed the contract without having read it first - correct? 🙄
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  3953.  @Megamundo28  Oh my goodness, I admire your canter, but not your naivete. That is simply not how it works. You try and "make change" yet the only options are always those leading to the same outcome. And by ticking any choice, you're ultimately signing full consent for all future deeds in that tenure to be done in your name. And those things committed are done by those elected, doing as they're told - not by you or the masses, but from those who really run the country. Wake up.
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  3954.  @Coopz1969  And as I said to "rokketron" - how many of the seats were won by Labour candidates. It's not about the percentage, it's about the number of seats. Not that it matters which party gets in, in the end - they all answer to the same few.
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  3955.  @simonwatson4153  Won't find any in parliament speaking sense - other than when they need to tell people what they want to hear in order to keep their seats.
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  3956. Exposed and removed. Voting won't achieve anything - the system sees to that.
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  3957. Reform will do exactly the same.
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  3958. Pff got three letters to define why Putin won't go for the nuclear option - M.A.D
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  3959. 🖕 The WHO.🖕 The WEF. 🖕 The Establishment.🖕 The MPs in government. 🖕Those in the opposition. And lastly🖕each and every idiot on this earth who think voting makes a difference.
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  3960. It did a long time ago as did every other currency under fiscal debt. It's just nobody wants to admit it.
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  3961.  @andreamack7867  NONE of them. You don't get it, do you. So long as the system is in place, it makes no difference who is voted in, the results will always be the same. Democracy is an illusion to placate the manipulable into obedience.
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  3962. When people have nothing, they have nothing to lose. If that's the way these power crazed freaks want it - they'll find themselves biting off more then they can chew. At least that's the hope as peoples in the past have always inevitably turned on those lording over them.
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  3963. It was a UK wide vote genius - the majority won; you know like in all democracies. I wonder if you'd be singing the same tune if remain had won and leave voters were complaining... ah that's right you'd be gloating and saying "Democracy rules, we're staying, now sit down and shut your mouth"
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  3964.  @kimjackson4041  Of the voting in total, but the majority of them none the less. The rest voting for their parties still ticked the box and signed the contract doing so - therefore they carry the same blame.
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  3965.  @art3mide644  seeing how quick you are to grovel at some spoilt kid's feet, look who's talking.
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  3966.  @Madders23  their 'work' consists of flying around at the expense of the tax payer while said tax payer is being lectured to not fly, stuffing their face without care of cost while the nation is constantly being told to do with less and economics ohoho don't open THAT can of worms... and "tourism?" Oh to mean the shithole that's become of London these last few years? Always was, but the city has somehow managed to dig deeper then rock bottom. Most of the world couldn't even place London on a map, much less care any about an outdated tradition. They do absolutely NOTHING for this nation, other then act as elixir for the gullible masses. They have earned nothing and deserve just as much. I recognise none of them worthy of "elite" about the only thing that's of tribulation to them is which mantra to spout first. I do my own volunteer work; when I'm not paying my dues and busting my arse - the elderly and homeless alike: never needed the spotlight on me or the praise of others. I do on my own terms and don't expect others to cheer on - they do it for clout and nothing more: it's pretencious and obnoxious.
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  3967.  @Madders23  jealousy has nothing to do with it. Everything I have amassed wasn't just "handed" to me, I have EARNED it. That's the way it's done, that's the way it works and there's a degree of dignity in the idea that hard work reaps great reward: they however haven't ever done a hard days work in their entire lives and have everything handed to them - that's not jealousy on my part: it's a lack of reason to respect them and you think flipping a pancake in a facility where most of the poor folk in there are as high as the nines on tranquilisers is good enough? Don't think so. You want me to give them respect? Get them to EARN it first! Good day to you, also.
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  3968.  @art3mide644  I would if it was actually articulate. Follow your own advice.
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  3969.  @Madders23  service? What tripe. Her governments completely ruined and sold out the country and she did absolutely NOTHING. And now widdle Charlie's not proving to be any better. They bring nothing into the country - save a bad taste for deeds they've never committed. Look up a lad called Stephen Sutton: died at nineteen and did more a service in the last few months of his life then she did in her entire lifetime. That's why he gets my respect and the likes of Elizabeth and her brat I openly mock.
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  3970.  @art3mide644  you pompous, condescending egotist. I don't need your "advice" and I most certainly don't need your permission to do as I damn well please. What you call "study" translates to "Shut up and know your place" and frankly that mindset is among the reasons for what's wrong with this country - justifying some undeserving waste of breath to cruise through life, do little as possible and leech off the hard work efforts and take credit for it. Honestly I'm usually quite amicable when it comes to the notion of agreeing to disagree, but frankly you seem like the sort to rub people the wrong way for all the wrong reasons with such narcissistic remarks. So I guess I'll say thank you for adding more fuel to the bonfire that is my generalised misanthropy.
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  3971.  @art3mide644  attacked he says... at best I touched a raw nerve. And as for any comments removed - that's not my doing. I will always admit to what I said and how I said it: that's the platforms issue, not mine.
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  3972. The people are starving for a decent country that doesn't keep having leaders that are either self serving or incompetent in position to oversee the people's exploitation and penalising for the sake of agendas that lead nowhere but ruin. It'd be more beneficial if this country got its act together, end this outdated and excessive "tradition" and get that spoilt family of brats out there to get themselves a REAL job.
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  3973. Funny how only white people according to the "theory" is racist... we're the smallest minority on the planet at only 8 percent of the population of the entire world. The hypocrisy is staggering - the ones pushing the whole racist shtick don't realise that to be actually racist means not only hating one race, but loving another. It's totally ridiculous and it's another reason why if anything, I'm a nihilistic misanthrope - I quite literally can't wait for the E.L.E comet to hit and end this circus act.
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  3974.  @audiobooth4367  What a sack of crap!
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  3975. Yeah, they can start by not being so picky whilst retaining good standards and not just settling for some schmuck after they've passed the peak and can no longer compete for the bad boys who won't settle, period. Men like women, not girls defined as women because of their age, with daddy issues thinking they're owed something.
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  3976. Then it's not really a good Church, is it. Simple as - the Woke mob are gaining power as Satan's grip tightens while his time grows shorter. What we see with these mobs is a testament that just as Messiah was persecuted, so too will be his followers. It will take the strongest of the faithful to hold true to those values. Also when Messiah was born, Shepherds were tending to their newborn Lambs - Sheep do not birth in the winter months, ergo Messiah's birthday is not December. Just because the altering of the calander by the Gregorians dictates it to be so, doesn't make it so. It is HIS call and not ours. I don't target Christianity - I target false teaching, both outward aggressive and internally passive. Beware the subtleties of evil, for even Satan mascarades as an angel of light.
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  3977. Somebody please, give this buffoon his marching orders already!
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  3978.  @mariogmajner6549  next time we need a government that throws us into an illegal war over a lie, opens the floodgates that were our borders and instils political correctness gone mad all the while at the people's expense , we'll let you know.
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  3979.  @mariogmajner6549  and look how quickly Corbyn turncoated his own policies the moment they seemed convenient to do so. A staunch anti-eu, suddenly becomes a hedonistic reformer for the sake of power. Socialism never works in its absolute.
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  3980.  @gingernuts8973  just too bad they're not exactly Conservative as their party name would suggest.
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  3981.  @gordianknot6867  that about amounts to all of them in the higher echelons really.
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  3982.  @mrlawilliamsukwarmachine4904  and incompetence is part of the plan in getting people no longer confident in government.
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  3983. You silenced yourselves and blindly followed a process which has enabled this sort.
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  3984.  @freesk8  And you know what you're going to be expected to do, should you win a seat? Same as anyone else: what you're told.
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  3985.  @For_The_Republic92  politicians regardless of the party are just puppets; haven't you figured that out yet? Regardless of Republican, Democratic, Libertarian or Socialist - they ALL answer to the same establishment: the bickering the masses see is just the distraction, to give you the impression that there's a difference.
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  3986.  @stealthnightgaming  because I don't just refer to him.
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  3987. @Shoebox they have more power then most realise or allow themselves to realise. If he wanted to, Charlie could easily dissolve parliament and never reform it. Law says otherwise? The monarch CAN'T be arrested or put on trial without undoing the whole established status quo so who would stop him if the people backed him up? All the technicalities and semantics have blinded people to one absolute truth - whoever has the mobs favor makes the rules and seeing how the masses are still under the psychosis driven delusion of elevating the spoilt brat, that possibility is still there; albeit next to non existent as the entire family for four hundred years have been content on sitting back and stuffing their faces. They've got people in a spin and government gets the blame; why would they undo that. They still exist because of public denial of the fact that royalty is outdated and obsolete.
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  3988. @Shoebox happens traditionally after each General Election actually - why do you think the leader of the winning party has to go meet the monarch to establish one? And again they can do everything they really want and have a stooge government taking the blame and responsibility? Why do you think government is so desperate to latch onto the EU in the first place? So they can place blame on THEM for their own incompetence.
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  3989.  @gigabyte2573  There is no difference between the parties, besides two: their colour banner and the words they use to get people to cross a box and give establishment what it needs. Democracy is dictatorship being polite.
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  3990.  @gigabyte2573  The only difference is those vote and accept their control and those that dont. The parties are no different to each other than ribbon colour and their message.
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  3991.  @gigabyte2573  You really don't get it, do you. You honestly believe for a moment that establishment will risk their agenda because of an upstart party. I admire your enthusiasm, but not your perception. You'd have more reason to trust an email from a self declared Zimbabwe millionaire, claiming to want to put millions in your bank account if you handed over your details, than anyone who enters the den of vipers.
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  3992.  @gigabyte2573  Well then if I'm so mentally unbalanced, as you more or less imply - explain what establishment is trying to obliterate by hindering even so much as criticism. And why as everything is descending into madness and misery, are they appearing to thrive? And ultimately WHY are the masses so pathetic and weak that they practically BEG to be ordered by complete strangers who are only ever in this for a retirement fund.
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  3993.  @gigabyte2573  Here's some sage advice to give your grandson - learn how to think for yourself; dont be so quick to be such a blind following puppet like so many around you.
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  3994.  @gigabyte2573  So no answers i see. Well then you go ahead - go tick your box like a good little puppet and when they prove my point as they always do; you can only blame yourself for being so stubborn, wilfully ignorant and cowardly lazy.
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  3995.  @stanionman8178  Oh look at that; a puppet that doesn't know any better - what were the odds...
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  3996.  @gigabyte2573  i wouldnt take any suggestions from you from the sound of it. You cant even think for yourself - its why you're a lost cause. Keep doing what they want, mindless puppet.
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  3997.  @gigabyte2573  So no answers then. Keep on then, mindless puppet - you just cross your box, but you've only got yourselves to blame.
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  3998.  @Colin623  One the fool depends on the representation of the opportunist.
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  3999.  @stanionman8178  The ones that subvert the young into being obedient puppets - smart enough to work the machines and do the paperwork and just foolish enough to accept their being corralled into a servitude that they invite themselves each time.
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  4000.  @gilberthill9816  Ha! Absolutely not. They serve the exact same masters as Labour and the rest of them.
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  4001.  @stanionman8178  The ones that dissuade from critical thinking. The ones you clearly enrolled at.
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  4002.  @gilberthill9816  No one. I have noone represent me other than myself and i give no permission for establishment to have any authority over me or to make decisions i wouldn't agree to. I offer up none of my rights in exchange for their hollow privileges that they can easily take away. And i suggest you and anyone with any self respect and critical thought to do the same.
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  4003.  @gilberthill9816  Nobody.
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  4004.  @gilberthill9816  None of them. I refuse to bow to this system and their masters.
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  4005.  @gilberthill9816  None of them.
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  4006.  Bewareinjustice  Now use your head for this one: what does Palestine actually mean?
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  4007.  @athenagiovani9956  Oil and water will not mix, no matter how desperate you try to stirr.
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  4008.  @nanaholic01  Yeah I've read the works of Smith and on paper the principal works, however the weak link is - people are inherently wanting more and wanting to do less to attain it. There are those who choose diligence and those that will let distraction take its course. Hence the result in China and it's corruption - the same can be said anywhere. As such the theory never makes it anywhere off paper and history has always proven that the problem isn't inherent to the principle, but to people and you can't take away people's right to either be avaricious or lazy, just as you can't force those who choose to improve themselves to have to submit their gains for the sake of those just demanding it.
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  4009.  @Luziferne  I refer you to the same response I gave to Nanaholic01 only replace the works of Smith with that of Marx.
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  4010.  @steemlenn8797  Well first of all - we kind of already are and always were financial slaves - unless you're the sort prepared to fend for yourself in woodlands and wilderness and scavenge on the land. Not to mention as I point out that currency is based primarily the existence of debt. To which I ask you how to pay back debt with a currency backed by it? The money was never government owned, it was loaned to them by banks. So redistribution is as much as an impossible notion as it is wrongly perceived as to be applied. The welfare state can only exist with more capital going into it than being used to support those needing it and unlike your historical example, the currency can only lose value as it's not based on a physical collateral. And let's be honest, even if you tried putting a Gold or Silver Standard: the amount of material needed to balance the debt is either non-existent or simply is beyond our technical means to attain. Face it - there's only one way out and it's the one no one wants to admit: toughen up and adapt, because it's either that or revert back to the serfs of yesteryear when the offer of a reset of said debt comes - nothing is free, not even good intentions.
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  4011.  @steemlenn8797  And just where is the value in a currency not backed by a collateral? How will that debt be paid back? It isn't the government who owns the money, they loan it from the banks.
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  4012.  @Alpha-Omega-TFOA  Ask each foolish government who accepted such conditions to begin with and who have allowed the debt to snowball.
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  4013.  @steemlenn8797  Because the inflation of currency is tied to said debt the country owes. What happens when you raise the wage? Inflation rises to meet it and so what changes? Absolutely nothing to the one pursuing the wage.
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  4014.  @E3567Y5  In other words convenient rational to justify a lack of doing anything.
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  4015.  @robertchandler2063  The irony being that the money in of itself only has a perceived value, not one tied to a collateral. If everyone realised the rub - the value of that money would vanish instantly. Problem again isn't the theory - it's the nature of people. Unless you want to indoctrinate them into being obedient automatons, there never will be an answer and by doing that, you destroy the very humanity you're trying to progress.
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  4016.  @Luziferne  I read them and understood them, I merely point out the flaw. Can't read that, sorry. Translation?
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  4017.  @steemlenn8797  Answer me this - when say a dollar you lent in ten years is only worth fifty cents and in interest you owe one dollar seventy five - how do you pay it back?
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  4018.  @jkfd97  tell that to a frightened 16 year old kid with a knife to her throat and made to comply with a filthy... maggot, is about as close as I can come to define these degenerates.
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  4019. Brexit was a matter that needed attention regardless - as is the matter of the ECHR, the fact people still addressed immigration before, during and after the process demonstrates the circus in that demand hadn't distracted too much... But people's trust in a government still does.
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  4020. Unfortunately while claiming you didn't sign up for this - you single handedly opened the pathway for these lunatics to follow. How you might ask? Well let's just see the example of what homosexuals were working with: the mantra of those before them amongst the feminist movements - "Why shouldn't I be included and accepted as equal, just because I am woman?" Simple, to the point and unless you're prepared to endure the backlash, difficult to dispute... and it worked. Gay rights came about - just replace the word "Woman" and voila - same argument, same result. Feminists couldn't argue against the gay rights activists use of it, because doing so would then make it easy for the activists to respond "Well you were accepted, why can't we?" And that's the trap - because by doing that, the feminists would have contradicted their own stance, proven themselves hypocritical and rendered their arguments for their rights and protection and what not, pointless. So they stepped aside and gay rights won the day. And NOW Trans are doing the same thing - just replace the word "Woman" and "Gay" and it's the same scenario - you can't condemn them because they're doing exactly the same thing. I can however, because I don't believe in any of it - so my integrity isn't in question. But I do say, not in their defense, but as someone who abhors hypocrisy - "You went out of your way for equality: you expect it, you demand it! Well NOW is your time to show that you practice it; or are you and those before, finally prepared to admit that you are just full of it?" Oh and heads up - the peds and the other degenerates are getting ready to do the same thing. Sleep tight knowing you paved the way for them too, willing or not; for a single crack will break the dam.
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  4021. Because making it illegal to carry has stopped the criminals...
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  4022. Somebody had to...
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  4023. The governing are just the puppets - havent you realised that yet??
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  4024.  @clivewilliams3661  They're a puppet show, to make the masses believe they have a say - When in truth all they can choose is the face to blame; to target the symptom and not the cause.
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  4025. Oh boohoo.
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  4026. At best he'll merely postpone it - he's only got one term left - and these guys have been waiting decades.
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  4027. Or any politician for that matter - they're still a puppet to the establishment - regardless of what banner they drape themselves in.
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  4028.  @ghofraneoueslati7258  Thank you for proving my point.
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  4029.  @hazaraudi7488  And the Jewish state has more claim to that land then your grandfather has to being "Palestinian" or should I say Philistine- seeing he'd have to be almost 2700 years old to be the last and even back then Philistines didn't have a state.
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  4030. And yet people voted anyway and thus enabled them...
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  4031. If you think Biden'll boycott the winter Olympics then my God are you wrong - the way the likes of the US and UK are being run, we're not so far off from China and North Korea ourselves.
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  4032. Their 'expert' needs to go back to reading her yaoi instead of offering services.
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  4033. Just another fact about Leopards - another name for a Snow Leopard is an Ounce - a Black Leopard is a Panther.
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  4034.  @fessali5726  You have a rest stop between here and your point?
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  4035.  @JesusLovesYou-w4s  Whatever that's supposed to mean...
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  4036.  @fessali5726  Oh drop the race card crap. About the only thing she has over the rest of the spoilt brats of that ridiculous notion of royalty, is that her antics aren't excused by the public.
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  4037. Just the system in its entirety. There's only one way out of this and it's to remove the system itself by force. Refuse the vote, reject the illusion and take control of your own life and be responsible for yourself. It's not the two party that's the issue - it's the people under the illusion that their involvement through the vote makes any difference and because of that, they forfeit their consent whether their candidate wins or loses. Unfortunately too many in England, Wales, North Ireland and Scotland have been indoctrinated into following the routine, which is why I really have little hope for this country or any other - ideological subversion has done it's work.
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  4038. Only a fool falls for the ploy of the desperate. Granted the whole parliament - Government and Opposition are as far from trustworthy as they could be. Boris couldn't even do Brexit properly and Starmer and Co would have us back in that failed reich in a heartbeat like the sellouts they are.
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  4039.  @eyesodd  Then consider this ominous factor- what if Reform or the other choices acted out the same way? Suppose they answer to the establishment and that the choices result in the same outcome and that you'd be stuck anyway. And no we wouldn't. if the public and all those in the military turned their back and ignored establishment- what exactly could approximately 2000 in governance do to a population of 70 million who don't even acknowledge their claim.
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  4040.  @DavidJohnson-yg8qm  No, they're just playing the system for themselves. The ones who really run things are those who own the banks and therefore the currency.
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  4041. They were WAITING for a reason to lash out. And they won't stop now... So where's that "Diversity is strength" argument now?!
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  4042.  @Bonzman  prove to me a top notch super computer, by sheer chance and coincidence can be put together; all its materials, all its appropriate parts, all its technical planning in its software, without an intelligent mind being involved and then I can consider there being no God.
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  4043.  @richardschofield2201  well this should be fun - have at it.
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  4044. An English Nationalist? What's wrong with that? We have Scots, Welsh and Irish nationalists...OH I see... little England isn't allowed to flex it's voice to command respect, but it's quite OK for it to be talked down to by the likes of Sturgeon and Drakeford.
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  4045.  @bigcatproductions2789  Same, but it's not likely to happen - same with Trump. It's why no judge wants to convict him; because 1, even while not in office he has Presidential Immunity so he can't be charged for a crime; it's the same case that was made for Nixon after Watergate. And 2, if Trump IS charged and convicted then it opens a precident for every president before and after: and there's a lot of them with too many fingers in too many pies. With Trump it's not about "justice" it's about keeping a wild card out of the office because he's not playing the game of the narrative. Like him or hate him, when the establishment seeks to utterly destroy a man, it leaves you to question their own questionable purposes.
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  4046. He's a puppet telling everyone conveniently what they want to hear. And too coincidently when the Republicans need a new candidate whilst Trump is being put through the ringer by both Democrats and Republicans. Well two things my friend that I don't deal or believe in: karma or coincidence. This guy is a set up and anyone can see it.
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  4047.  @iTheGeo  I found it rather... dry.
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  4048.  @iTheGeo  Well I meant it in a dark humored sense - because much like the OP himself; it was intended to make light of a negative situation. And before anyone could complain about me being inconsiderate; I had to let a hospital take my mother who I was close with off life support because there was no hope of survival and I still quoted to have made like Hawkin and unplugged.
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  4049. Best thing the world can do between these two is to just stay out of it. This isn't a political conflict, this is an existential matter based on belief. Any outside intervention, no matter how well intentioned, is just going to make things worse.
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  4050. Well of course they'll say this - they know if he's put to prison, it opens the floodgates to all the other misdeeds of past presidents - establishment doesn't want that. All these trials were, were a publicity stunt to try and demean his character since he's either not playing their game, or they want him to get in for reasons of their own.
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  4051.  @johngilliam6764  No however nothing but their zealous lifestyle exists in their country.
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  4052.  @-pressxtostart-  If they value their lives that's for sure.
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  4053.  @Klongu_Da_Bongu  Those wars were about the only thing that kept the grit of men still in place. Let's face it, since 45; we've really not had much in the way of serious ordeal - each generation has gotten softer then the last and in that softness we've become primarily inept. What's truly important we neglect and what should be dismissed as lunacy, we strive to deem important. Leaving us thus vulnerable to the sort that almost conquered us almost a millennium ago.
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  4054. Honest media? Hah! Proportional Representation? Oh to make Enoch Powell's observation to make us all the more "strangers in our own country" I see. 😂
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  4055. Seeing how I haven't forgotten how in the last two years they were spending so much "precious time" where they were supposed to be overworked in crowded hospitals, dance routing on tik tok down empty hallways - I'm not so inclined to agree.
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  4056.  @mrdhillon6852  more informed in some ways but dissuaded from being so in others. In society today so many new norms are so frequently imposed with a penchant of rebuke should they be rightfully scrutinised and criticised that the very purpose of the theory gets lost very early on. Instead of a choice between two, you end up with a choice of one - eliminating the very philosophy of democracy it is sworn to defend. Proportional representation works, when society is stable, but we're far from such; we're a cluttered mess of complexity ultimately driven towards that one end result. The one and only time all sides would agree - a solution is needed and the ones providing it almost never offer it without cost. In our case, our liberties of speech, choice and so forth are sacrificed for the sake of a harmony that just never happens - lest we end up with another Austrian painter or Bolshevik upstart.
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  4057. He did something good for a lad who deserves it and all these people can do is peck and poke. What assholes...
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  4058.  @FireSkunk  Now thats a title...
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  4059.  @DMaster8686  Well let's think about it now - the modern woman comes with a serious health risk, is guaranteed to have been run through by many Chads and Tyrones before most decent fellas even get a look at - therefore have baggage to come with them and lastly, have been culturally entitled to the point of being spoiled and have developed not so a good personality. Now look at AI - comes with no baggage, can't make you ill with the clap and doesn't really cost you as much as a first date is expected. Plus they're a guaranteed success! The preferred choice is obvious.
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  4060. So is funding and convenient truth; in fact all four go together quite well.
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  4061. Their masters say no.
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  4062. Peace Keeping my foot. This is war, plain and simple.
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  4063. The dream is over, cause people decided to wake up, even if for just a term.
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  4064.  @lewis7515  promoting "Equality and inclusiveness" all the whole denouncing the public and their concerns as just the "Bigoted words of waaaaycists" and so on; that sounds far less sense driven than what you claim mine to be.
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  4065. And whilst everyone is distracted with Russia and Ukraine, just three words for Taiwan: Watch your backs...
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  4066. I always enjoy these sorts of videos - but this obsession that we "evolved" from monkeys, who "evolved" from rodents, who "evolved" from mammal-like reptiles, who "evolved" from amphibians, who "evolved" from fish... is just plain asinine. If that were all true, then we'd be able to reproduce (though you'd have to either be desperate or have some rather despicable standards) with the closest relatives - and you can't. On the other hand with that factor seeing how humans are "claimed to evolve" from certain opposing groups, someone from Europe shouldn't be able to have children with an Aboriginal - yet they can. "Each according to their kind" implies that each species has always been what it is; it's adaptation, it's not evolution.
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  4067.  @josericardoperezballestero7375  🙄Sure, whatever you say. If you still insist in passing around that outdated theory; which spoiler alert - Darwin didn't even write, his grandfather did; he merely published it and even later admitted it was bull - like it was your own poop then you do you. Adapting and evolution are not the same; adapting means adjusting and reflecting the environment within a species; evolution means practically jumping the gun from one species to another: heavens I'm waiting to see a reptile try the whole John Dillinger shtick in the Mario movie way with Dennis Hopper, but I wouldn't hold my breath. Adaptation can be best shown in dogs - bred from wolves and yet even the modern day dog of any breed can produce with a wolf. Try doing that between a human and a chimp - it ain't going to do anything other then make people look at any participant as if to say "you've got some serious issues". We didn't "evolve" from monkeys; we've more bioconnection to bananas then to chimps, but feel free to keep scratching your pits and hollering if that pleases you, just know that's all you and not some mnemonic memory of a time gone by. As for the "fairytale" it and an awful lot more written in those books make far more sense then most of the bull we get fed today.
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  4068.  @josericardoperezballestero7375  been there, read that and the argument of each advocate of the theory remains the same without anything other then a "it just is" and here people call biblical text vague. So demonstrate to me an example of an Eagle pairing with a Hawk, a Duck with a Swan - better yet try a Cardinal with a Robin: guess what? It doesn't happen and they're more "relatable" by species especially since the tiresome refrain has them "evolved" magically from reptiles, specifically dinosaurs of the dromaosaurid genus; which surprise surprise - despite the MILLIONS OF years of their existence, despite their many variants, remained relatively the same. If evolution worked as is claimed by countless sources then that hybridisation would be a common factor and they'd have turned into a vast number of different shapes and dispositions. Instead it's none existent and they remained similar; varying only in size. And no, they did not become birds; this isn't Pokemon.
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  4069.  @josericardoperezballestero7375  facts are supported by truth, not the other way around and surprise surprise, the "facts" of these theories have to change often, those "fairytales" don't have to, especially considering their own scientific observation; refraining from pork, due to how unclean it is and can kill you if not prepared properly, refraining from shellfish in large portions due to the arsenic in the blood; even more basic observations like the fact that running water is best to clean yourself with then still and yet scientists and doctors took centuries to figure that one out themselves. Yet they'd have found it written in texts from thousands of years ago in the "fairytales" that you spurn.
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  4070.  @josericardoperezballestero7375  oh really... interesting, because again using the same logic, you would have to agree that humanity has genetically varied in the same way, but a child can be born to a European mother and an Aboriginal father, despite the thousands of generations seperating them. Mitochondrial DNA passed from mother to daughter over the span of our existence demonstrates our relativity as a species: biologically we're at least cousins. If evolution were the case, that wouldn't be so as the diversity would have been too vast. 🙄 Well I can't say I blame you for trying - attempting to argue how people "Magically evolved from monkeys, monkeys from rodents, rodents from mammal like reptiles, mammal like reptiles from amphibians and amphibians from fish." You also should be quite aware of how mutations in offspring tend to be resolved by termination or rejection and abandonment via their parent; especially in birds and mammals giving no chance for evolution to "slowly change things". And here you call me ignorant. I'm quite aware of how the theory works and I'm quite quick to call it what it is - bullshit. Want to argue it; try fucking a fish and see if you get a mermaid. South Park had a running gag on that a couple years ago.
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  4071.  @josericardoperezballestero7375  hmm convenient 🙄
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  4072.  @josericardoperezballestero7375  yes, Mermaids do. However isn't it curious that mitochondrial dna supports the fact and truth that the human race descends from one woman. Since Mitochondria can't be passed down by the father, only the mother and they all converge... and spoiler alert - it ain't in Africa. Learn to think and challenge what you've been spoonfed. Repeating the same mantras I've listened to and dismantled a thousand and more times isn't the sign of an intellectual or even the educated, merely the puppet motions of the indoctrinated. Change and evolution over time - hah, Horseshoe Crabs would beg to differ.
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  4073.  @josericardoperezballestero7375  my argument on Pokemon was sarcastic, not serious. For someone who would boast themselves clever, you fail to tell the difference. And your argument about the bush, fact of the matter is that no matter where it branches off, it still remains a bush. Species remain within species and they do not evolve. Whether you want to accept that or carry on deluding yourself with that faux argument to justify a lack of accountability for what people do or having to acknowledge there happens to be someone who you will ultimately end up have to answer to. I don't deem myself better then anyone and I'm not high and mighty - only difference is I acknowledge the truth whilst others would rather justify it being the monkey in them; the monkey in which shares the same fact as the extant Jurassic fishbeast of Aberdeen - it doesn't exist.
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  4074.  @bonysminiatures3123  and that's a load of bull.
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  4075.  @nattytom7777  You mean the ones actually out to stop the lunacy and indulgence of that warmongering dictator Zolensky? Get outta here, clueless puppet.
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  4076.  @mijicmugendo  they want access to the rest of Ireland but want in with the UK - that's simply not how it works.
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  4077.  @DeborahWalkerXOXO  and you're thinking the dinghy divers are paying national income... I won't dispute the issue regarding government corruption, it's a real factor; but don't be ignoring the fact that the overcrowding and lack of foundation within the country because of it isn't a factor - we're living in a society who thinks it more viable to blow money "educating" people into referring to mental patients by their "prefered pronoun" then to educate them with critical thinking means to self improve and they're growing up further to continue the problem.
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  4078.  @bobbailey7024  put me in power and consider it done. Each thrown in for life, charged and guilty of treason.
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  4079. And why do we care about the royal brats and their personal business profiteering? The nation is being dragged through the gutter and Charlie like mummy before him, has done... NOTHING.
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  4080. "It's kinda like being a pros..." That's because, you are. You did this and you're getting paid - that's the textbook definition of the occupation. I've no sympathy for you girl; you made your choice now live with it. All men worth their salt - do yourselves a favor and look to other pastures.
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  4081. Or the promise of the illusion of safety
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  4082. This has got to be the most ludicrous and asinine moment in time in the entirety of our species existence that ive either experienced, or learned of. 🙄
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  4083.  @Zodroo_Tint  Can't speak for them but I've enough games to last me two lifetimes.
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  4084.  @aragurn9019  idiots that have been unfoundedly too much clout for when they throw a fit. And when they get what they want, they don't just go away, they get worse.
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  4085. My question is this - is a psychopath inclined to admit to their tendencies once exposed, as opposed to a sociopath who will deny it despite the evidence?
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  4086. Don't go selling the facade that you and your party are any better, Tice. I know what you are - just another salespitch to goad the masses into surrendering with a tick at the ballot.
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  4087. They ticked the box regardless so they've accepted it and the establishment it obeys.
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  4088.  @a_little_flame589  It wouldn't make a difference - even if they voted and the party that got in was a different one, establishment would still be in to take the path it takes. Either way, the game is rigged.
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  4089. Everyone's still banging on about how "Reform will save us, time for a change of scenery, blah blah blah..." Sorry kids, time for you to grow up and realise the truth: no matter WHO you choose, establishment stays the same and so the agenda doesn't either.
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  4090. ​ @Waltersop 8 year olds don't need coddling- they need to be told the truth. I was there once, just like all of us and I was never scarred by the dark content of reality when I was presented by it. This generation has been made much too soft - I'm surprised that The Lion King hasn't been changed for such bleeding hearted coddling.
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  4091. He's a pillock that much is true, he couldn't even get Brexit done properly - none of them could or would.
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  4092. Active Measures - as Bezmenov said it best. The first step is to demoralise to the point no one is able to make sensible conclusions; they just can't from everything bombarded on them from a young age. The generation growing up in this phase, once in adulthood , you're stuck with them and their warped way of thinking.
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  4093. Certainly couldn't be better then a Tory or Labour government - they've both set the bar so high in ineptitude, disinterest and self-interest. Then again if the MLRP ever got into power I'd be immediately concentrating on their benefactors since the only way they'd ever get into power - much like anyone else, would be to be in league with the bedfellows who really run this country.
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  4094.  @edwardrowland1853  How? You ever heard the definition, wording of a contract? How can you have to adhere to one you don't sign... think about it.
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  4095.  @fanfeck2844  Oh my goodness you are clueless. You stand and you're nothing but a puppet for the establishment - I ought to know, I tried for it across various parties and all the bickering and debating is nothing but a show for the masses to distract from those who really run things. And when you tick that box you submit to it. That's not tinfoil hatting that's seeing things for how they are; naivety is what thinking the establishment is there for YOU, is.
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  4096. You should know - it was a Scottish Queen who founded it.
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  4097. @DriftZ TwoSeven as if no one else of any other lineage has ever committed a lie...
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  4098. Who. The. Hell. CARES?!
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  4099.  @bwilliams572  ALL the sides in government are Marxist - haven't you figured that one out yet?! That's the irony of the situation: parliament, the embodiment of opposition of view - is little more then a illusion to convince folk they actually have a choice, when by making that choice they're actually denouncing their right to one.
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  4100.  @geoffreymollart7311  And just how would that small cabal of 650 in the commons 700 in the Lords and one royal brat, even be able to stand when a population of seventy plus million not only doesn't support them but actively denounces and rejects them? Military included in that population.
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  4101.  @janete5331  And another unfortunately completely oblivious to the con.
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  4102.  @janete5331 Then consider this a baptism by fire - read on if you're really interested in how this country, if not the world REALLY works. I don't need to "See the future" to tell you what's going to happen; I just need to do what anyone and everyone else needs to and with general ease can do if they just wipe their eyes and clean their ears: You'll vote for Reform and "Do your part." That's your stance thus far. But the reality is that the vote is only going to guarantee a Labour or Tory victory one way or the other; too many distracted and ideologically subverted puppets in the country voting out of habit or coerced instructuon rather then personal choice and reflection. And what you fail to realise is that it doesn't matter whether you're voting Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Purple or whoever; the end result is going to be the same. And why? BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL ANSWERING TO THE SAME! The left and right wings are two wings of the same bird, flying in the same direction. The opposition of the parties is an illusion to fool people into thinking that Party A will do this because of Party B not doing that. And by voting you've granted consent for them to do it - whether your chosen party gets in or not and even more, they'll do what you find abhorrent regardless of whether they told you or not, because they have your vote already. And for the past century the Tories and Labour have leapfrogged over one another in the same song and dance while the goal of both is essentially the same thing. Tories have you worried about your earnings, Labour make you panic about public services and both are used to distract you while they've slowly but surely eaten away at your liberties and shame those few who have the integrity for calling it out. Yesteryear it was "Racists" then it was "The Politically Incorrect" and now it's "The Conspiracy Theorists" "So vote a new party!" You may cry and I answer back - that "New Party" will play the same game: it'd have to, or it'll never even get a single MP in a seat as too many invested interests aren't going to risk their own skin and lose everything that the status quo has afforded them. And they happen to be pally with the media who only tell you THEIR truth as opposed to the actual. They inform the easily swayed and distracted into thinking; or not thinking to turn in support of what they find appropriate - all the while prepared to back-pedal and deny it once it no longer suits. Think I'm out of my mind? Remind me how long Truss lasted? Her policies were the first sort that could be deemed Conservative in a good few decades and she was out within a month: she'd become an irritant to those with their own interests and the media obliterated her with few even bothering to look into why - the populice got told "She was going to ruin the country!" And they batted their eyes and carried on - letting the stooge they REALLY wanted in, sweep in by default. And we call him Prime Minister as of right now. With the general election coming soon, they're now going to honey people's ear and the same song will win again. And let's play devil's advocate - by some sheer fluke Reform get in, how long will they last unless they played ball with the status quo? I'd predict at best a year: the media would see to that and a snap election would be pushed through and they'd be gone the way of Truss. And all by the very process you're insisting to play your part in.
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  4103.  @janete5331  The point I'm making in short my friend, is that it's all done to make you obedient; even if you're not aware you're being told to obey. And once you make that vote, they justify their actions with it. Look at London with that lunatic shutting the roads down essentially and that's just a Mayor. We're all but close to going to war with limited munitions; having given away most of them and a reduced military. We're being dragged back into the EU by technicality and if you even noticed about the sign up of our military arms to Brussels: we couldn't even defend ourselves without their say so if and when it gets through. Argentina's drooling at the bit for the first chance at seizing the Falklands; which since you have such a "great faith" in the illusion of Democracy - should have you rather worried as they voted to stay under the UK less then a decade ago. If we're restricted by Brussels and they've already declared that Argentina have a claim - well that ought to show you the farce of democracy. They distract you with the idea that you have a say; it's a trick to have you give up your actual say and let them have control so you think you can get on with your life. But that's not how it works - they're slowly but surely tightening the grip of power on everyone and once the fiscal debt system of which the pound, dollar and Euro and more depend on collapses: and it will be very soon - especially when BRICS (A Gold backed monetary union between Brazil, Russia, China, Saudi Arabia and just recently South Africa signed up) gets launched - the west is going to be made to realise how bankrupt we really are. And when that happens - tyranny will waltz on in and be welcomed by the voters by thunderous applause, because the alternative will be that unbearable by the majority that they'll accept any quick fix. "You will own nothing and be happy" heard that one? That's what this status quo is leading to and voting is simply giving government consent to continue constructing toward it. That Net Zero and Digital Currency are part and parcel. If you can't see it now, or if everyone else don't figure this out soon enough then there is no helping you, or any of us. So go ahead - vote your "Reform" party if it makes you feel better but when the next government gets in and makes things worse - and it will; you will have NO right to complain. I'm not elevated above anyone else in any way other then the fact I've blotted out the distractions and ignore the mockery and anyone can do it. Questions? I'll answer any.
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  4104. You vote?
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  4105.  @tastypymp1287  Your input is appreciated despite its irrelevance and it's nonsensical attempt to mean something. Now do you have something to add or not?
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  4106.  @tastypymp1287  I asked a simple question, to which the answer in one direction or the other would illicit a response. You made a pointless and meaningless reply that means nothing. We're not the same and therefore your argument is null and void.
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  4107.  @tastypymp1287  and I refer you to mine.
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  4108.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Then you're in for disappointment - all you're doing is submitting to the system one way or the other by ticking the box.
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  4109.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  My stance has enabled nothing. Engaging in this system, believing there's a difference in the choices, has served only to embolden and empower them.
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  4110.  @politicas3361  And it's BECAUSE people keep depending on the notion of a government that nothing ever changes. People like the idea of solving problems and benefiting the results but the moment you tell them that it requires them to be reliant on themselves and do things on their own, they balk. That's the hypocritic irony: people are always quick to say someone should do something, but barely ever take the step themselves. The majority are just cowardly obedient puppets lulled into a state of ignorance and establishment counts on it.
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  4111. I said she's the best of what's left - I never said she was the best option. Kemi is out of the running more or less. So who else would you have? The traitorous Sunak?
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  4112. The sad thing is - scenario three WAS very much possible; there were just two MINOR details that hindered it. Those being that the French - whilst back at the beginning of the war had one of the largest armies in the world by file rank soldier size - they were incredibly outdated in terms of tech and hadn't progressed since the end of the first world war. The second was that the French Leadership was inept and British Prime Minister Nevile Chamberlain was an appeasing coward - even after declaration of war, neither Britain or France did much of anything for almost ten months from the word go. Had they actually got their thumb out and been serious; even without the US, the war would've been over within a year at the most! Instead Rommel took France by surprise via the Arden and before the end of 1940, France was done for and Britain was in for the siege forever known as Blitzkrieg. Had Chamberlain actually remained PM he would've likely caved - Churchill was a saving grace thanks to his predecessor's failure and that took the crushing blow in the Nordics to make Nevile take the hint.
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  4113. Why do you think pharma want customers, not solutions.
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  4114.  @Juliesmith-pw5yq  When you crossed out a box next to a name: choice having won or lost and party the same - you by legality of a contract accepted both the outcome and the actions comitted in advance. You've given them all your rights to do as they please. Irony being that all the choices besides not taking part would result the same way.
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  4115.  @Juliesmith-pw5yq  Then you clearly don't understand the nature of "democracy" - because had Reform won then you'd be expecting everyone else who didn't, to accept said outcome, yes? You renounced your rights the moment your pencil struck the paper; you gave them up for privileges which unlike rights can be just as easily taken away as they are given. Better start learning the definition of "Exact wording of a contract." because establishment will use that against you and every other gullible contributor via ballot who try and complain about it.
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  4116.  @Juliesmith-pw5yq  Then first of all you don't understand the nature of democracy. Second of all, you still don't realise that every party and their mps answer to the same establishment once in power. Third of all you don't understand the difference between a right and a privilege. Do a little homework before you try providing such a lukewarm argument which is just as incorrect as it is not yours in origin.
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  4117. All guidance dogs and care animals are permitted in store and one is defined by declaration upon approach by Security or Manager. Upon which, Security nor Manager is permitted to determine otherwise. Source - Security Section Leader.
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  4118. Keep dreaming - every party is in on it.
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  4119.  @PHTV11  Very well - you realise the bank is the one that owns the currency of the country right? Its the same pretty much the world over; WEF saw to that - the bank lends the currency with interest. And here lays the problem: the currency they lend is backed by nothing - been that way since the dropping of the gold standard and no other physicsl collateral has replaced it. But the debt incurred is passed onto the nation and now it can't be inflated further. As such each term the government - whoever it is will inevitably be forced to fail to make payment - how can you pay debt with a currency not only backed on debt, but with each pound/dollar/etc worth less than when it was printed and loaned? So the banks have all the power and when a government gets in, they have a choice: toe the line and do as they're told while taking a slice each of the pie... or be the ones who go down as having brought the economy crashing down when the banks then seize it anyway. And NO party is going to choose the latter. Get it yet?
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  4120.  @PHTV11  And with all that said - the parties exist simply to tell people what they want to hear. Which one did you pick? Red, Blue, Green, Yellow or so on? It doesnt matter to them, all that counts is that you have crossed a box in whats essentially a legal contract facilitating the structure and that is what happens each time in the end. As a voter, you are the one locking your own cell and staying in line for them and they couldn't thank you enough. Democracy is dictatorship being polite. Always was, always will.
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  4121.  @PHTV11  Yeah and look at how many times they're being fleeced for it via their puppet owners in the EU. Two words for you: Liz Truss - one toe out of line and she was removed in a month, for far less than Starmer has in half a year. She wasnt going with the agenda and the others in the party chose to chuck her before they were pulled in; replaced by Sunak: a "Good little boy", who does what he's told.
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  4122.  @PHTV11  And look at how their EU masters are fleecing them for it. Two words for you - Liz Truss. Kicked out in a month for far less than what Starmer had in that time and has since. What does that tell you.
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  4123.  @PHTV11  The Euro is centrally owned by a single bank in the EU - they own the EU in the same manner. Same situation - the bank orders the EU to put pressure on Poland and so they are.
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  4124.  @PHTV11  The banks own the EU as well. They're piling pressure on Poland via their orders.
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  4125.  @PHTV11  And besides - got to show a distracted populace that "Democracy works" by placing it in a situation where it has no consequence whilst having the masses blindly keep things going without a hitch. Now if the same were true across the entire reich...sorry, bloc - you might have had a point there.
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  4126.  @PHTV11  You still dont get it, do you. They're not targeting the government in that scenario, they're aiming at the public and right where it hurts most... and when their kids are starving and so on - what do you think they will do. And if you need to ask why we cant, then you've not read my reasoning and are completely clueless.
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  4127.  @PHTV11  I said when.
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  4128.  @PHTV11  "When" its in the context. Also who has stated about their standards? Given this is a country that had folk flocking here for quick profiteering - which only stopped when we left that bloc; in name only naturally. I'd suggest you reconsider your source.
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  4129.  @PHTV11  For goodness sake, wake up - yes they are. Much like Trump in the states they're just borrowed time for the masses, though seeing as the pressuring is on, its not a matter of if, only when. But i can tell you're never going to accept the truth until it's too late. So you go ahead, cross your little box: feel like you've done something. Then when they turn, like they always do and you realise what's going on - you can only blame yourself for your denial.
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  4130.  @PHTV11  Of course. But you know something; you're trying so desperately to cling to the system that basically owns you whether you admit it or are aware of it; so go ahead - keep maintaining it. You've only yourself to blame and i would laugh, only it's much too sad to see the gullible and weak fall for the ploy again and again.
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  4131. 🙄 Yeah yeah Nintendo, I get it: "Don't preserve, just mindlessly consume" is the motto you want your fans to abide by...
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  4132. "We shouldn't alienate..." who was it that Farage was talking about recently- a particular influx with a certain faith... Face it - Reform are just another face of the same system.
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  4133.  @RavenWolf654  And that perception women have is not only atrocious, but downright self loathing. If that's what they feel having a child is like, they forget that once upon a time; someone sacrificed and gave for them.
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  4134. 😧 The result will be the same no matter who you vote for...
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  4135.  @peterpan1435  "Place no faith in man, for where no salvation may be found" Start acting and being responsible for yourself; stop being a puppet in someone else's show.
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  4136. Talk about copious amounts of denial on her part... how much was she paid for that tripe, or has she truly been that indoctrinated that she'd believe it...
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  4137. I'd simply head up a hill with a deckchair, icebox with a couple beers, a battery and a laptop containing "Entertainment" via the likes of Madison Ivy and just have at it whilst knowing that the incoming impact will be only a few hours away...and it's about time.
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  4138.  @IanSmith465  There's always another choice. In this case - you don't realise it's the system itself that's the issue. No matter who you choose, the same agenda gets passed and all you're doing is legalising it by ticking the box. The one option no one seems to realise would change things, is to tick for Noone. Refuse to take part and instead take responsibility and accountability for yourself... but no one wants to do that and they know it.
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  4139. Yet ironically for as much as Henry VIII is called a man baby and all his "Patriarchy" that the whiners go on and on about - had he been a woman instead, the modern generation would be calling her Empowered. Sheesh he was an ass for sure, but for goodness sake...
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  4140. No that's what you get when people choose to empower another to "represent" them instead of doing that themselves.
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  4141.  @michaelmccarthy9411  And who consented to it... I'll give you a clue - those who ticked the box for a candidate; any candidate and the moment they did that, they accepted any and all actions those that won would do in their name.
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  4142.  @michaelmccarthy9411  Democracy is the illusion of choice because ironically no matter the party elected, they answer to the same set of masters and those do not comprise of those who put them in their seat. Why do you suppose things have simply never changed outside of the direction the status quo has intended over all this time. What I advocate is people representing and acting for themselves instead of falling for this con that has had them unwittingly sign up for being owned by establishment and kept under their control. For if the vote actually counted for anything else - it would not be given.
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  4143.  @susancurtis1651  None of them. I know the vote for the farce it is - each party is like a cup filled with water from the same source: no matter which you drink from, one isn't suddenly going to be orange juice. They're all puppets to the system, a system to whom you consent to act as it's leaders wish, when they wish - regardless of who you vote for and regardless of whether your candidate wins or loses or whether their party wins or loses. That's the condition of your vote and it's the ultimate con - to justify their activity and for you to lose any right to complain about it. You whine about the state of the country and yet you play the game of the system by their rules. That's like fighting a war for peace or - forgive the crudeness: forncating for virginity.
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  4144.  @susancurtis1651  Poor fool, delusion has blinded you.
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  4145. Almost as if they're trying to get booted out at the next GE? So that the pendulum can continue to swing and the agenda resuming onwards?
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  4146. @DorisDay-lw4xs it's all they're good at given they can't exactly create anything other than problems. Still, the right manage to fail, by taking part in the process - they oppose it rightly but then end up consenting to it via the vote. The fact they don't vote in said left wing party is irrelevant as the fine print says they consent to the legitimate legal authority of the winner.
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  4147. Oh come on... you really think Reform will be any different??? You need to realise that those who really run the country will not allow an upstart party change the direction of things. Democracy isn't a choice on who runs the country, but the face of who the "plebs" see when it comes to it. It's all a ruse to trick you into ticking a box and thus sign your consent to allow the establishment to act how it wants and when it wants in your name. No matter what party gets in, they ALL answer to the same masters.
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  4148.  @christineholloway8321  I've done so time and again on the matter with you, Christine. But I'll happily do so again. Let's just say by some sheer fluke Reform get in - majority government with a whole new collective who have never been in politics or involved with those who have and the leader is made PM. He and the rest of the MPs are then sat down and told the following "Right, you are now officially government, but we're the ones who call the shots and we also decide the direction of the country" this being establishment including the monarchy, business enterprise, media and so on, who all answer to the likes of Klaus and his ilk. It continues "With this said, we have a set plan of what we're going to do with the country and the rest of the world going forward, so you have a choice. You can either choose to play ball, do as you're told while putting up the facade with the opposition, made up of the same and take your slice. Or you can choose to try and do things your way and, let's be honest - you saw what we did with Truss and what the Americans did with Trump. We will utterly destroy you in the minds of the people via the media and you will never see a job in anything meaningful ever again." That's just those who aren't already affiliated with politics, those who are and are part of the main parties and the others including Reform and so forth - already know the score and they know the game is rigged and who their boss is. No matter who the country votes for, the government and opposition answer to the same master and it isn't the people who vote for them. The vote is an utter con - built to keep people under control, drawn out so as to get as many people to legally sign permission for establishment to act as it pleases in their name - with a tick. Get it yet, Christine - or does this reality check just not match up with the illusion you want to uphold by crying "Join Reform! Vote Reform!"
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  4149.  @JoannecTaylor-hu8yh  Vote no one if you value your freedom.
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  4150.  @12235117657598502586  care to clarify your remark, because it makes no sense.
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  4151.  @onusgumboot5565  What you're feeling is the euphoria of being validated by the truth... simultaneously the realisation of the tragic consequence others chose for their refusal to heed words that are by no means, beyond simple sense and logic, hit hard. This must be how Cassandra felt according to the story: cursed to be able to correctly foresee the future in all its possibility - so she would have to watch how tragedies, easily avoided by her warning alone would inevitably occur because no matter her course of action, the curse also assured that no one would ever believe her.
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  4152. So Farage, you still holding onto the idea that we "Shouldn't alienate them". Let's stop the facade now - you're answering to the same masters as Starmer, or you're just saying the things you know people want said so you can get your slice of the pie.
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  4153. Justifying martial law in the process - the British folk are too weak, cowardly and dependant on the state.
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  4154.  @jasonkingshott2971  because hypocrisy is staggeringly frequent. Had Remain won, they'd be saying the exact same thing and they know it.
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  4155.  @Kj16V  They weren't hunting people down en mass and deeming them criminals before their trial - which for the law to do, by its own definition is illegal. Then again, had they won the election, such would have happened anyway, seeing as all politicians answer to the same master regardless of party.
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  4156. Of course it was betrayed, establishment never wanted the Leave vote to win, all this is a result of their spite.
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  4157. That's if they'd have them. Greece and Italy for two examples have enough issues as it is. Let em have their "independence" they'll be back crying by the end of the month.
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  4158.  @mijicmugendo  oh really? From what I've seen - the people of Italy are on the verge of civil war and Greece's economy is under entrapment for having flunked and needing to be be bailed out by Germany leaving it's input into policy into their favor. Only reason the UK is in a slump is because of the leaders never having wanted to leave in the first place: instead of ACTUALLY doing the job to make us a proud and self sufficient nation, they've deliberately ballsed things up so as to coax Brits to "Go back to the ballot and give us the right answer" - in Truss' case she just signed over our defence capability and expects no one to argue thus defining consent; albeit not on legal basis. Being in the EU is the worst mistake any European country can make. It's the fourth reich in all but name.
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  4159.  @matthewbell4273  none - it'd be hard border if I had my way.
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  4160. Who the hell even is she? Did she do something, achieve anything? I only know her name through this.
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  4161.  @TheSportsCore  "Individualism is not the answer in this case" well then I rest mine. Measles is a biological threat - it's not mutated in almost two thousand years and outside of a PROVEN vaccine, there's not a whole lot that can be done; it's mortality is 10 to 20 percent. If it mutated we'd see a huge death spike; we don't go panicking and shutting down the world over it. Suicides and violence have spiked during this pandemic - killing more then this has; something which seems to be completely overlooked despite that actually being a fact. So I'll politely suggest you stop your moral posturing to justify what is essentially dictatorship... or is the fact that supposed 'fake news' is something they're trying to outlaw so unlike what tyrants in times past have done before? And oh contraire: the reasons why we have prisoners remains the same now as it did then - facilitating my reason for bringing up quotes from the past. The more things have changed, the more things have stayed the same.
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  4162.  @telectronix1368  humor me with your reasoning. My stance lays on the fact that people's lives have been turned upside down, we have to be able to keep on living past all this crap and imposing a lifestyle that almost ensures the next generation are going to be consisted of mostly paranoid hypochondriacs who think a lack of hand sanitiser is the end of the bloody world - is more of a selfishness then what we're being called for. Or would you rather have us all obedient to a government like good little puppets when it's supposed to answer to us and not the other way around.
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  4163. Me, my ass has let off stronger winds then this...
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  4164.  @C00ltronix  funny you think that way when we live in a society that views bacteria on another planet as life and yet an unborn child is only a bunch of cells and is a matter of "So what."
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  4165. Equality is a delusion: a fantasy, impossible to impliment. It's never existed and never will - and the moment the bleeding hearts learn and accept this, the better off people will be: because they might just stop hoping will lessen themselves for them and instead strive to improve themselves.
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  4166. Or how about actually teaching what they're supposed to - you know; reading, writing, arithmetic, actual life skills? Leave choices to their adult years.
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  4167. That isn't "Lea Thomas" that's a DUDE.
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  4168.  @DHanlon  ???
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  4169. Name a country that HASN'T existed on looted wealth across their history. I'll wait.
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  4170. While I certainly hold no candle for the Tories: given Labour's own track record - are they much better? "But Labour haven't been in power since 2010..." you might argue - well Tories hadn't been in power since 1997 before that and behold the state we're in... about the only thing that was a push in the right direction was Brexit and they've managed to bollocks that one up.
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  4171.  @jujutrini8412  yes I do, as well as each year in between.
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  4172.  @jujutrini8412  and do you know HOW these Tory policies got in, in the first place? From what I recall - Blair dragged us into an illegal war, Brown sold off what was left of the gold reserves for a fraction of the value, for a currency that is backed on debt. And that debt has to be paid... and how can you do that? You can't. And thus you raise the wage... just what is accomplished by it when not only the tax goes up, the price of everything else? I'll tell you - NOTHING. The only one who benefits is the union leader and isn't it funny the leader is never in the same financial situation as those they charge to be in the union... and here we're calling the Tories for being parasitic. Then we have this obsession with Polticial Correctness which has only spurned resentment in people rightfully which was imposed so as to prevent backlash from the opening of the borders, a generation brought up with the idea of that if you punch out kid after kid, the government will pay for it. And by the time I was 20, only a few girls in my year didn't have them: the number I can count with the fingers on one hand and most of the little shits have no incentives or discipline - because they know there aren't any actual consequences for their actions. All this under Labour and you still wonder just how the Tories got in? And you want these maniacs back in?! Starmer won't even dare define what a woman is on live TV! And as for gas... well it just happens to be a pity that we listened to the bleeding hearts and stopped most of the North Sea drilling isn't it... to then be left primarily dependant on a country we're now putting sanctions on for their scuffle with another that's being heralded as a hero state and yet it's leader has outlawed the opposition, essentially making it a dictatorship in denial. If you're trying to fool anyone, at least try not fooling yourself. Tories and Labour are on the same page and delude the public that they're opposed. Take the hint.
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  4173.  @GraemePryce1978  wasn't built in a day, but it sure as hell burned down in one night.
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  4174.  @GraemePryce1978  finished your little blowout? I'm no Tory apologist, so I don't need your advice and i certainly don't need your permission to speak however I fucking well please. Newsflash Pryce: Labour weren't anything miraculous or anything special then and they aren't now. In fact they're just as bad as the Tories today - and need I remind you it was a Labour PM that dragged us into an illegal war without the consent of parliament - with sanctions that perhaps saw to the deaths of 500,000 Iraqi kids. Then his successor sold off what was left of the gold reserves for a smidgen of the value which on further exacerbated inflation and need I remind you of how three little words cost Brown the election? Spoiler alert - those words were "Bigoted old woman" and here he was from a party that imposed political correctness to stem off the outrage from Blair having ripped up the borders so as to appease his EU masters. And in recent years - Labour not only wanted stricter lock down, they wanted to push for compulsory vaccination! I could on: but a typical little bleeding heart on a moral escapade; such as yourself will only see what he wants to see. So I'll leave you with only this - Wake the fuck up boy, The Tories and Labour like every other political party are playing from the same handbook whilst you're singing from the same song sheet of those crying "wayyyycist" because you haven't got a clue what you're on about other then the fact you would continue on wanting big bwother government giving you handouts at the expense of those who value hard work and revere whatever shred of identity this country has managed to preserve in what can only be called a self-mutilation the crying left insist is "enrichment"
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  4175. I couldn't care less what their Council thinks - they don't belong here. They're not asking to take over, theyre just doing it and the establishment is encouraging them... And all of you crossing the box enable them.
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  4176.  @12time12  And who's to blame for that - The few who make their money or the majority who expect others to support them instead of pulling their thumbs out and working things through for themselves. "But I don't expect others to support me" you may cry - You go and vote don't you. You vote in someone you have likely never met, know even less of and who likely knows nothing of your existence... and that's if they DO win. Likely they'll lose and you end up with someone else who still has your legal consent of permission to act as they want in your name. You go on and whine about an elite owning everything - I'm pointing out that YOU go and let them. Sit and let that sink in before you respond.
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  4177.  @roaroa5291  more male bashing from a PC thug...
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  4178.  @tony_w839  They're crossing the channel ILLEGALLY from a safe country - I and so many others do NOT care what semantics are used to argue that; it's a fact. Those are not refugees, those are not asylum seekers, those are migrants; illegals at that. And the law is doing NOTHING.
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  4179.  @engineeredlifeform  utter rubbish.
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  4180.  @Ozymandi_as  nice explanation. But in the end you offer nothing but convenient rationalisation for the government in it's entirety- not just this current party to keep doing nothing and thus prove itself inept. And for all your talk of a "Liberal Democracy" we're living in a police state already where much in the way of speech is restricted for the sake of weak minded folk and their feefees. Most wouldn't recognise actual liberal values if they were slapped in the face by them. Or if they were - they'd whine and cry about it.
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  4181.  @sisensi3721  So naive.
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  4182.  @DavidRay_40  Then why don't you explain why so many countries have so many different rights then one another and if they come from The Most High, why they have to be amended or changed to suit. If they come from Him then they are immaculate as is and should fit everyone with the same number of rights. Clearly they don't.
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  4183.  @RobertMurry-s5o  well stupid is what stupid does.
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  4184. Voting is the act of consent... and if you think Reform will act as consented by you, think again. They answer to the same masters as every other puppet that works in politics.
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  4185. They choose an idiot to debate against the monarchy. Typical. I'm fervently against the monarchy and can very easily justify my resentment of the scrounging establishment of spoilt brats.
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  4186. The "occupied" that were warned about the attack from those that they'd openly attacked during a ceasefire? The ones who's own "government" if you call Hamas that, prevented them from leaving? Who hid their fighting men under hospitals then tried crying the victimhood mantra? Get over yourself.
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  4187.  @mattuk56  What's wrong? Opposed to people who don't just accept the tripe that comes out of his mouth? Is a view only to be met with open applause and not criticism nor challenge?
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  4188.  @mattuk56  have you stopped to think the only reason they've been getting in is because having Labour in would be worse? It's the lesser of two evils? I'd sooner be alone with my thoughts, then with many with someone else's.
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  4189. Hungry people tend to make for poor resistance actually - revolution is 'permitted' by the courts when their current status quo no longer suits their interest and more often then not; the successor of the fallen state tends to be just as, if not worse then the one that proceeded it. Looking at it reasonably, both the silently consenting and the outright rebelling are walking blindly into their trap.
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  4190. But unfortunately the movements that run today, run with the very same mantra that both the women's and homosexual movements after them, used. So neither can argue to oppose these lunatics - not unless they're prepared to backtrack their own stance in which case, what is their argument. "Why shouldn't I be accepted and included, just because I am" very simple and powerful mantra and they're using it now just like those before them did and so will the degenerates coming up after. Just as a heads up - the peds are looking to use it too.
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  4191.  @TheDom277  Despite the fact Britain and the US abolished it long before anyone else and are still condemned for it in spite of the former having had it outlawed almost a thousand years earlier within its territory. And no finger pointing to the Barbary trade I see... where they castrated all their enslaved men... funny how the middle east seems devoid of Africans for that reason, ain't it... 😒
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  4192.  @trafficcone5449  Both go hand in hand. First step in solving a problem is realising you have one, next step is finding out the root causes of the problem.
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  4193.  @Jackp2003  Quite.
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  4194. ​​ @trafficcone5449 The more opportunities they get, the more depressed they seem to be. The lesser the options, the more oppressed they claim to be. Part of the problem is - they come across mostly as not knowing what they actually want or not realising that it's nigh impossible to both have your cake and to eat it. In turn that's bringing everything down.
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  4195. And with that knowledge - what would the majority of people do about it? Absolutely nothing. Fucking domesticated, thoughtless cowards!
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  4196.  @roberthawkes2023  as you will: personally I see it as just semantic nonsense.
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  4197.  @roberthawkes2023  yours are fact based? Elaborate?
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  4198.  @Tsvna-f8d  You see it.
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  4199.  @a_kazakis  your best remark is a comment that's become so cliché it's redundant?
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  4200.  @ben5154  It would have been positive had it been enacted properly - instead we have a Brexit in name only, with policies and ties still keeping us anchored in... and for all and sundry in the establishment, they have all the excuses in the world now for their failures concealing their agenda. And you term it nonsense. Itching to put the jack boots back on and go grovelling at Guy's feet? I believe I recall the German word used for a certain Austrian painter that he'd love you to refer to him as...
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  4201.  @passenger62  In other words he wanted a comfy career so he did something he and the establishment he and the rest of the cronies planned on having result in a Remain vote. And thus it backfired - all because a few people decided to decided to use THEIR will for once; rather then obey the demands of elitists, of globalists and tyrants - all screaming the same tiresome remark: "Remain! Remain!"
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  4202. Yet another face for the establishment to hide behind, with the public at large oblivious...
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  4203. @@TOM-TOM-TOM And someone finally sees it...
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  4204. Three things that under man the world will never have. With Trump all it gets is a brief reprieve; he's only one man and can only be in office one more time: though for obvious reasons he should already be in but that's another story: fact is once he's gone you can only hope there's one similar after him. Odds of that with the agenda going on - not likely.
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  4205. Welcome to the modus operandi of establishment...
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  4206. Sadly Rishi WAS elected. He was elected an MP and when the campaign for leader got in, he won via the technicalities that come from the political mechanism. Didn't get voted by the public you say? On the contrary - when people last ticked the box on the ballot, they accepted this mechanism prior to its use. So Rishi is there, just like whoever follows, will be there - because the masses insist on falling for the bait of a routine complacence and tick the box thus legalising the con once again. You'll see what I mean come the general campaign. People will oppose certain players, but will still tick the box, submitting unwittingly to those player's masters.
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  4207. That has literally been the textbook definition of the human race since day one.
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  4208.  @teddyrotman7253  Naturally, but first thing that needs to be done is getting people able to critically think for themselves. If they can't even do that, no wonder our politics are... well essentially shit.
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  4209. The people are easily led - people are the mob: they'll have magic conjured and thus be captivated and distracted. These lunatics could and will take away their freedom and still they'll cheer. The beating heart of countries today isn't the foundation for which government stands for the people, but rather the glitz and glamour of the media. They'll preach death and the mob will love them for it.
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  4210. You really don't know the nature of politics - want a clear cut explanation? Heath Ledger's Joker explains it quite well in his "chips are down" speech. And it's true - when they're backed into a corner, they'll turn on each other and offer one up as a scapegoat. Anything to keep their establishment masters going.
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  4211. "People are going to be paying more tax..." That's because you're taxing the rich more, genius. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that they're not going to pay straight from their pockets - they're going to pay via their resources, IE business owners will take it from their businesses in the way of tax hikes and cut down in staff. It's why neither the modern Tories or Labour can ever actually fulfill their promises.
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  4212. Oh how ironic - comparing the suppressing of mass migration to the third reich when the left in their entirety take their methods and true intentions right out of the Nazi textbook!
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  4213.  @audiobooth4367  Bollocks. Sheer pure utter bollocks.
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  4214.  @Katherine7759  Sarcasm does not become you if that's how you're going to remark.
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  4215.  @Katherine7759  Mine was a hope against the asinine irrelevance of your point, whilst pertinent to his posture, bears little in regard to the purpose of his being there; not an attempt of sarcasm. But good evening to you too.
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  4216.  @tannerteddo  no you want people to have to accept the asinine desires of a group of very troubled individuals and you argue it for the hope you get a pat on the back for the sake of ego whilst indulging their's. By this logic you're trying to tout - murderers and molesters ought to be allowed to walk free, because that's the way "they want to be treated." And no one is ever going to do that... why? Because of what they are and what they've done. You'd have to be incredulous to even consider letting them off the hook. "Completely off topic" you will counter? According to many of them, they feel wronged for very similar reason. They felt entitled to act, we followed the notion that they acted out and now have to pay for it. Now try not to contradict yourself again before you answer, will you? Seeing how you failed to answer the last comment I made I figured you might have had a moment to contemplate, but instead I look back hours later after work out of curiosity and find you again touting more nonsense... Oh is it "respect" you're calling for? Respect is earned, not demanded and if me earning respect comes at the price of being forced to accept such bullshit, then I'll happily do without. Since if you can't respect yourself, how can you ever appreciate respect from someone else. If they want to think themselves as whatever that's their business - but I am NOT going to indulge it and certainly not for some naive delusion that we can all hold hands and get along: you can't mix oil and water, as such; reality and fantasy don't mix.
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  4217.  @tannerteddo  and they can want all they want - but want doesn't get, otherwise both would be enacted. Isn't it funny how conveniently you make a rule for one and rule for another... and here that deranged community and their "supporters" preach for equality. If I'm the delusional, for standing ground on the notions of reality over fantasy, then what does that make you for defending fantasy over reality?
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  4218.  @tannerteddo  I do, but the argument you have demonstrates that they would both need to be given the same treatment of equally being accepted freely as everyone else; because their circumstances, whilst different from one another are both not the actual normality of a reasonable mind. As such if you were to promote one and not the other then you demonstrate no difference to those you criticise for not condoning that one you do. However I don't believe in equality: it doesn't exist; never has and never will. I also don't stand in pandering to someone struggling with coming to grips with reality, just because they want it. Just as I give no credence to those who commit murder - however I'm not the one calling on others to accept what any sane human being would define as asinine. Now with your absolute stance on accepting difference as you claim - does that mean you're able to do the same with those like myself: who 'want' to see things as they actually are, or aren't you? If not, then I call hypocrisy. If you can then what the hell is your argument? Surely it's not that hard to accept that people just won't buy into going along with this attention seeking, trending perverse bullshit emphasised on a mental condition and shouldn't be called out for it. Isn't that right? You can coat a pig in feathers, it doesn't make it a bird.
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  4219.  @tannerteddo  of course you won't reply after this because at the end of the day you haven't answered any of my questions. "Why can't I understand that people want to be called by different prounouns" why the flying fuck should I? Day is day, night is night and if you're born a boy you're going to always be a boy until you're a man and the same with being born a girl to a woman. End of. There's nothing malicious about that - however you seem very adept at contradiction as again you claim to not target others and yet here you are preaching how we have to be accommodating to a delusion. So I ask in return - why should I or anyone do "something so simple" when you can't do the same - you're simply not going to control people with sense of what's real and if that hurts anyone's feefees then tell them to go sit in a bubble for the rest of time, because real life doesn't give a shit about your feefees. They need actual help and you need to grow up.
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  4220.  @petersmith2522  and who's going to dish it out? The majority? They were clamping it shut despite the two years of mask and roll up your sleeve bullshit; what makes you think anyone's going to actually stand up amidst the puppets? Ideological Subversion has done it's work. You don't mean those coming into the country will do something about it do you? Yeah, good luck with that.
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  4221.  @marylauder3374  Know what that money is backed on? Nothing! Its a fiscal debt currency that the banks can print as they see fit and theyre not giving it away - the banks are loaning it with interest to these countries; knowing they'll never be able to pay it back. Thats when insolvency comes up, to which those countries will either have to toe the line or have their resources seized and the country reeled in anyway. And that is the master plan. Get the whole world so much in debt that the few who are owed can then control it as they see fit
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  4222.  @dianaweir5414  No, I'm here because this popped up in my notifications, nothing more. I comment because I have absolutely no respect for this delusion of "Royalty" and the fact this matter of theirs is even being hoped to get people's attention is ridiculous. So I ask again: Who in the hell cares...?
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  4223. The only advocacy being that the youth do need discipline. You seen most kids these days? There's no consequences for their actions and they know it.
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  4224. ​ @charlymrivera7236 misery loves company after all.
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  4225.  @charlymrivera7236  Misery loves company and hates when no one else feels as bad as they do.
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  4226.  @ozzie2612  and we had Labour for 13 years doing the same before that. Keep up would you?
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  4227.  @ozzie2612  oh, because starting an illegal war, ripping open the borders to mass migration and instilling in a generation a sense of entitlement to living on benefits instead of work, isn't doing the same as what the Tories in their self-catering are...
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  4228.  @ozzie2612  hmm how "Convenient" so where are the WMD's that "Saint Blair" was preaching about?
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  4229.  @ozzie2612  well gee: everything that the Tories have done is down to the open opportunities Labour gave them and vise versa.
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  4230.  @childofthe60s100  So which primate do you think you're the rampant spawn of then?
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  4231. And much like the UK, the citizens of the US are encouraging them.
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  4232. It's not that we believe the news spread across the net, it's that the media have lost all credibility especially after we've been lied to for the last two years over a cough. It's not that we believe them, it's that we don't believe you.
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  4233. Because it's got nothing to do with the Climate. They're spouting bullshit and a number of people; me included, know it. It's all about control and fooling the public to give it to them in a state of dependant, lazy and easily intimidated complacence.
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  4234.  @ImproveYourMagic  That's right puppet, keep "Blah blahing" because it's soon going to be replaced with "Waah waah" and like every other in the show, you'll only have yourself to blame.
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  4235. I'm not American but seeing as it's not much better then my own nation's I'd say the answer is no. Governments are NOT elected to dictate as to what facts people should be made privy to and which they should be denied. Their role is to obey orders, not to originate them; to ensure the nation runs smoothly, not force conformity of its people to conveniences on government's part. It's why I reject any form of politics having learned so much of it in my life that involves offering up my consent and control to someone I don't know, nor even met and expect them to be in my interest. I'd sooner resort to what I call Independent Anarchistic Meritocracy.
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  4236.  @beepboopbeep4801  combat climate change? You can't stop the rain, nor stop the sun from rising. The world will heat and cool down on its own: always has and always will, regardless of the fear mongers who curiously make a hell of a profit themselves at the expense of the people they're scaring - and here you complained about a wealth gap. Helping people is a fine virtue, however there is little helping those who either will not or choose not to attempt in helping themselves. Wealth gaps come from a mix of effort and opportunism: you need to be as wise as a serpent if you wish to be as docile as a lamb.
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  4237. Blow it out your arse, Khan. We see right through your bs - just admit you've found the goose laying golden eggs and you're not about to let it go. This isn't about persecution and so on: this is all about "Me, me, me." I'd personally have just a slither of respect for you if you were to turn around and honestly admit that you're making a killing and want to keep on going, instead of waffling on about these illegals playing martyr so you can play the moral hero!
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  4238. I see someone's paying attention - good. Hold strong my friend: the truth is a revolutionary ideal to cling onto in these harrowing times.
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  4239.  @HadEnough79  And wind up with another version of the establishment's puppets whilst having signed away my own personal liberties by voting for my trouble? Not a snowball's chance. I know the nature of the game and I'm not playing.
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  4240. Yeah, they also didn't denounce their femininity for the sake of being like men either.
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  4241. Far more to it then what people are being told - face it: with the logistical support Ukraine has been receiving the world over, if they were winning, this would have been done with in a few weeks to months at most. There's something rather off about it all.
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  4242. Oh because the left is OH so noble and altruistic...
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  4243. Is this buffoon still trotting around like he's just about to soil himself whilst believing he's president?
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  4244.  @randomuser4201  explain how?
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  4245.  @randomuser4201  still waiting for you to explain how I'm moving the goalposts. Far as I'm concerned my message is clear and firm: they need returning; if a bleeding heart wants to help them so much, they can house them, themselves instead of burdening the taxpayer and get a first hand view as to what they want to let into the country, for themselves. "Practice what you preach" basically. Any questions?
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  4246. Fat chance of that happening; I gave up putting my faith in people the moment I learned the nature of the majority as well as the minority that cause the problem.
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  4247. @KeirFarter You mean the ones who own the gov own you, him and anyone else who votes.
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  4248.  @akramelseriol6989  Well gee, let me think: maybe the Jews want to return home to the land that they were dragged out of two millenia ago and have been demonised and persecuted ever since...
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  4249.  @banksiasong  and what exactly is he guilty of?
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  4250.  @cactusbuds2979  And you actually believe any of it? Consider the source and the motives before you make such a decision.
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  4251. Not just outraged. Flat out disgusted. As if the human race didn't have enough reasons for me to spurn it already...
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  4252. Sad thing is Italy and Germany back then weren't "Right" at all. Fascism stems from Socialist principles and they're of a "Left" stance. Testament to how the man said "History is written by the winners"
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  4253. Given Robert's own dirty clothed history, he's in NO position to be pointing fingers.
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  4254. By. GOD. it's only taken three hundred years but FINALLY - A king has actually DONE something!
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  4255. It is NOT the government's place to dictate the idea of fairness in the consumerism of the folk. Wouldn't mind the dollar like the pound sterling and every other is losing value as time passes so no wonder folk look for the cheapest option.
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  4256. They suggest nothing - they don't have a thought of their own. Useful idiots being used to have the rest of us end up paying the price of their delusion.
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  4257. Please, the fact they vote, is insult to them enough.
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  4258. With the countrymen suppressing themselves under the belief that there's a difference between their representation.
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  4259.  @dfr6663  well I could have mentioned any one of "Creepy" Joe's many skeletons, but then the old fool can barely even remember the last room he was in, much less anything else. But one instance being - Trump might not be a saint himself, but at least parents don't need to worry about him being around their kids.
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  4260. Rubbish - when you voted in 14 to remain you accepted the terms of a referendum, UK wide over Brexit.
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  4261. ​ @elunicotheonlyone As someone who's family was in Auschwitz - shut the hell up.
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  4262.  @dominiclane8538  Which adds to the stress.
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  4263.  @SmartCookie2022  Exactly my point - Starmer's position with him was down to either consent, acquiescence or disinterest - take your pick.
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  4264. Oh because heaven forbid people get to see both sides of the argument 🙄 Propagandered puppet...
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  4265. And yet you'll all keep voting - not realising that whether your candidates get in or not, the resulting government will act how it wants with your legally binding consent. And they're ALL on the same page in towing the line of the status quo; lest they be ousted faster then you can say Liz Truss.
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  4266.  @ericatkinson9285  No. More. Voting. Ffs haven't people figured it out yet - the vote is a delusion to give people the thought that they're having a say over something that ultimately just comes to the colour of the party in charge. They're ALL in cahoots with each other because they all obey the same folk. If getting out of this mess is something you really want - you need to start depending and governing on yourself and not giving up that independence!
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  4267.  @RedToriesBlueTories  Even if they didn't, the result would be the same.
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  4268.  @angelamary9493  Whatever - you knew the point I was making and here since then I notice the majority of people rambling on about "We need a Prime Minister who" this and "Vote Reform" that. Essentially my words have fallen on deaf ears for the most part and these foolish souls will still be bitching in ten years time when even if their "beloved Reform" and whatever get in power - they see nothing having changed a bit. You people cry on about the ineptitude and corruption of the system and yet you all keep taking part and casting your vote and thus your consent. You all are just culpable of this madness as those in power are, so stop complaining. You reap what you sow.
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  4269. And Labour do? Funny how for being "The working man's party" they don't seem to be quite in the same austere financial circumstances that one would think they would have in their bonnet to justify their claim. While the Tories hoard, Labour goads.
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  4270.  @Ulrna  oh I dunno... we Brits did that a century or two ago and we're constantly berated because of it!
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  4271.  @Glasgow_kiss  oh gee lemme think - maybe because they swamped into the country unannounced?!
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  4272. In Israel, which is the coloniser? Seeing as Israel was there first and Palestine has never existed outside of a personal private joke by a Roman Emperor. It says it all. And no we shouldn't be involved in Ukraine either.
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  4273. Just watch who profits from this - then you'll see the culprits; just like Hawaii.
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  4274. Their masters sure don't.
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  4275. Sorry to say, but your generation was the first to really demonstrate how subversion has taken its hold.
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  4276. Him and every other politician. They serve their masters, not the voters.
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  4277. They're pushing Russia closer to China and that's the point - they want war, plain and simple. And let's not forget that BRICS will make the bankruptcy of most of the world apparent. Hence the drive to distract people into a fear and shame induced obedience.
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  4278. As if royals have ever HAD an actual job in the last four hundred years...
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  4279. They're both the same thing and false democracy is a misnomer as by its nature democracy is a fallacy.
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  4280. The question that clueless bint needs to ask: is why should ANYONE give them any heedance to their message? All they've managed to do is piss everybody off and I'm surprised so far that one of their protests hasn't ended in a bloodbath. And as for the lisping in the studio... what a clueless arse. NOBODY CARES! And as for "Climate change" what a pissing joke, there's such thing as SEASONS!
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  4281. Eh, i have no respect for the gold digger - but i can at lesst say she doesn't hide the fact shes a conniving, self centered spoilt brat... unlike her husband and his scrounger of a family known as "Royals"
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  4282.  @ratpark5008  Because they want the inclusively but not the responsibility. Let's be honest - a century of "Feminism" and we now have a generation or two of fully grown women with the mental maturity of a child - demoralising boys from becoming men and basically blaming them over and over when their little idea that the world owes them something comes crashing down. Now the LGBTQ and whatever asterisks these deluded souls want to use, have come rising out of the woodwork; using the feminist example as a means to gain a platform - they want no accountability for enabling it. Besides the feminist moment was originally encouraged simply to get the other 50 percent into work so 1, they could tax more and 2, gain access to the children so that ideological subversion could step on the gas pedal through the education aystem. But of course the feminists won't want to accept that responsibility either.
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  4283.  @gameon2928  If a government can take away your rights then they're not rights at all: they're the rations of slavery; hay and a barn for human cattle - paraphrasing Tocqueville. It's unlikely to end any time soon - Ideological Subversion has become so embedded in the ideology of most nations over the last century, there's nowhere you can defect to. There is no running - there's either submission or resistance.
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  4284. And this is what happens when you let companies get away with too much...
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  4285.  @callinater6133  you find most crimes are a matter of necessity, over desire. Murderers and thieves usually have a motive and inventive and whilst that doesn't make them at all a modern, decent human being, they do have that line that even they won't cross. Even the mafia won't touch kids for instance and those are the sort who won't think twice to off you if you cross them.
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  4286. What was prevented via a crusade has been allowed by misguided sense of morality.
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  4287.  @abdulhaq764  Ohoho I always LOVE when a fanatic brings that up... So the Quran says the Talmud and New Testament are correct and of His word - claims it clear as day. THEN it says the word of The Most High has been corrupted by man - as if man could corrupt something as pure as His word. So which is it? Is the Quran lying about the corruption and thus proves not to be of His word, or is it lying about the correct nature of the Talmund and New Testament and thus proves itself corrupt? Either way - it shoots down any credibility on its own without me or anyone having to say a thing. Sit down and relax your voice box.
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  4288.  @abdulhaq764  Hmm... 'clearly' so how about you kindly resolve that conundrum without some convenient excuse that contradicts your own? I'll wait. But a tip - don't bother.
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  4289.  @abdulhaq764  How dare I? How dare you?! Your Quran claims that those books are of His word and you're also saying that the word of The Most High can be corrupted by man - as if we humans could even shine a candle in His presence and dare to even cast a shadow. So again i ask - are they of His word and thus the Quran is lying about the corruption, by default eliminating itself as anything to do with Him - or is it lying about them being of His word and by its own narrative, proving itself corrupt? My faith isn't in question - however seeing how feisty you're getting at having to face the conundrum, I'd say yours is. And if there's anyone actually fighting, I'd say put some polish to the mirror you're currently facing.
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  4290. Hard to be a strong father, when acting as one has society looking to cancel you for "toxic masculinity"
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  4291. Respect is earned, not demanded and that family of spoilt brats have done nothing to warrent either, but ire and mockery they have done plenty, or lack thereof, in abundance for the last several hundred years from then til now to deserve. So no, as much as the papers and what not are mostly trite bs these days - they should be free to cover as they see fit. This is supposed to be the UK victorious from 1945 and beyond, not Orwell's 1984.
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  4292.  @watch-Dominion-2018  There are ALWAYS other options... but voting is simply not the answer - no matter who you vote in, the establishment always wins. No, there's only one real choice; but it's a shame the people won't do it - blind, lazy, complacent and dependant as they are... that choice is to utterly reject the system itself. Refuse to vote and thus refuse in giving your consent for the system to do what it wants, when it wants and all in your name. What you should really be asking is - just how much does your liberty truly mean to you? How far are you prepared to stand your ground for your personal rights? Because the system doesn't grant you rights; it grants you privileges in the illusion of the very rights that you in truth, relinquish with a single tick at the election ballot.
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  4293. @nowherepeople3431 You obviously have never read the fine print in the writing of a contract. Sign or tick in the assigned area and you agree to all its terms and conditions. Same with an election - you tick the box and you automatically grant permission to the winner of that election to do what they want, when they want - even if your choice isn't the one who wins. Any changes made until the next time are automatically authorised and any deeds they commit are done in your name. So if you're a voter and you don't like what governments have done in your time, you can only ever blame those who've voted one way or another.
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  4294.  @Gambit771  You understand it but most don't - and those who vote tend to vote in the direction they always have simply out of habit, not out of actual thought. And because they'll vote SNP again, by default by voting you've permitted them to act in your name. Tell me, how far gone must a person be in mind to blindly partake in the very process they hate and wind up permitting?
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  4295.  @ExistentialWill  be glad of people like Peterson, because people like me exist on the other end - those with virtues and principles but a driven mind of misanthropy.
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  4296. And these sick... think of a word and I'm thinking worse; will use the same argument that "trans", gays and women used before them to argue to be "tolerated" then accepted and finally embraced. Give it a generation or two, they'll get it and it's enough to boil one's blood. "Why can't I be included, just because I am" Normalisation in plain sight.
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  4297.  @richardgallagher4880  And we still care about that clan of spoilt brats? 😧
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  4298.  @richardgallagher4880  I care about being able to think and act for myself - to be responsible and accountable for my own actions and that people ought to be doing the same instead of elevating someone who they don't know to an undeserved pedestal: be it through politic or "royalty"
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  4299. Prepared to shell out up to thirty percent of your income to cover it alone? And further down the line have that percentage increase? Because people talk a big deal about "Oh it should be funded..." but when it comes to putting money where their mouth is, they become incredibly silent. The Tories hoarde and Labour fritters making jobs in management roles in the NHS instead of actual DOCTORS and NURSES to treat the patients.
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  4300. I was just a kid; turning 11 years old. Managed to get in and... yeah, it was an experience I've never forgotten.
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  4301. I don't think even Kevin Bacon will be able to get them out of this mess.
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  4302. The only form of censorship permitted is that of which one imposes on themselves - if not liking what one sees or hears, their choice to blot it out... whether it's a good or bad thing will eventually play itself out.
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  4303. Blind fools.
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  4304.  @Thirdfish  And if not them then to whoever wins power and appealing to the status quo.
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  4305. Let's say this IS happening... well we'll get to see just how many coming in are doctors and high paid... won't we.
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  4306. Called it. Thing is the bankrupcy has been going on for decades - ever since the dropping of the gold standard for fiscal debt. And when a currency is loaned without a backing collateral, it loses its value and thus come payback with interest, it becomes impossible to pay. That's how the establishment works, that's how they keep the status quo - cause NO ONE wants to be the one to declare the reality.
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  4307. @vegan chick So tell me, where do you plan to grow your food? And then where are you going to grow enough for the world's population? Oh that's right, in environments where animals have to be pushed out and risk loss of their numbers because of it. Be forced to compete in lesser areas for their own food since humans need the food they grow and can't have animals acting like pets so many will be killed in that pursuit. Call meat eaters all you want, we're at least honest about it - you can't even practice what you're claiming to preach.
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  4308.  @qetoun  Figure it out for yourself, represent, speak for yourself stand and fight for your own rights instead of blindly voting in a select few and submitting those rights for the illusion of them in the form of privileges that they give back - which can just as easily be repealed.
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  4309.  @qetoun  I'm not here to tie your shoes, whenever you trip. And that's the point - people are too focused on someone else telling them what to do, instead of working things out.
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  4310. Assuming you don't vote either? In which case, you're among the few i can respect for both your refusal and your not trusting the establishment puppets.
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  4311. ​ @user-kb7tx9qq8k No, these are the kids who prove their integrity without the free ride and EARN what they gain.
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  4312.  @rickendfed7472  They would if everyone turned around and said "Enough is enough." What can a room of stiffs do against an entire nation? Arrest them all? And if those in the military - reduced as they are by this pandering to the woke, were to follow suit: just what ground would they have? I tell you - NONE.
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  4313.  @Gapis321  And you nailed it. Frankly the fact that beachfront properties aren't having "Environmental Changes" added onto their morgage values, or that insurance companies aren't doing making such either - goes to show that even they know it's complete bs.
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  4314.  @MrSlantwise  Because the current lunatics in the seats of power are doing a hell of a good job right now?
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  4315. All he'll do is buy the US time and not alot of it. Use it wisely Americans...
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  4316.  @Shadylady4181  You pay for it then if you think it so important. I've never asked for anything in my life, nor had it.
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  4317.  @RodHargreaves  To replace him with another establishment puppet??
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  4318.  @mijimonmaster  If a right has to be written down in law however, then it's not a right - it's as one once wrote "Hay and a barn for human cattle" for the more a government can "give" the more from you it can take. Rights are as absolute in as long as people defend them.
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  4319.  @mijimonmaster  "The state calls it's own violence law, but the violence of the individual, crime." And if government can write a "right" into law then they can just as easily write it out of it too. Your last argument is the only part I agree with - it's up to people themselves to fight and defend their rights. Because the moment they relent to having to have it written by others, they've already relinquished it.
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  4320.  @sharongriffin2673  I agree completely.
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  4321. And this should tell you all about the nature of "Democracy" and the illusion that it is as opposed to the reality it ultimately ends up inducing. As a man once said "It's a day away from dictatorship."
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  4322.  @corywelch667  Reading and understanding are two different things: Ravens and Parrots are both birds but you don't see Ravens and Parrots breeding with each other, but people from different tribes do meaning like two Parrots or two Ravens they're part of the same race; varying only by few factors.
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  4323.  @samanthaclugston6685  Facepalm clueless...
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  4324. Oh but if he'd been a couple of shades lighter - they would have absolutely been transparent about it. But since that's not the case and their masters have an agenda - the same song and dance will continue.
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  4325.  @letsdoitnow121  Correction - they WON'T control.
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  4326.  @briancarton1804  and that's what you call for being "independent" is it? Hardly shows for much - not to mention how you're restricted to the whim of Brussels which seem to want to renounce all nationalities in its "bloc" and become the USE. I mean don't get me wrong - you went independent, I can respect that. As an non-imperial, the establishment got what it deserved, and I'm still against the monarchy, but with the grovelling to the EU combined with submission of your own identity, the ROI single handedly rendered it's independence meaningless.
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  4327.  @tonyh1515  there is ALWAYS another choice - about the only good one, no one will do.
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  4328.  @gail9299  No, the best thing Brits could do is reject the entire system of governance and the establishment as it's proven itself inept, self invested or disinterested, take your pick. If you really want liberty and a return of power to people then people need to stop voting in someone to do the thinking for them and start taking responsibility for themselves. Which as I stated above - no one will do; they're simply too lazy and dependant.
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  4329.  @TheArgieH  yes the argument thought between the alliance of the UK, France and Russia and the alliance between Germany and Austria-Hungary before WWI and we know how THAT turned out.
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  4330. Seriously, who the hell CARES what those royal brats are doing? Nation is going down the shoot, laws are being put in to silence dissent and even thought... and you all keep prattling on and on about a family of scroungers? Priorities folks; they ARE important!
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  4331.  @Dovark  you mean indoctrinated.
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  4332. And the wheel keeps on turning... with the electorate too stupid and lazy to realise the con they're brazenly partaking in.
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  4333. I agree. The buffoon had a solid point with his first question then immediately followed up with a ludicrous argument that was far more embarrassing then if his belt came undone and his trousers dropped to his ankles revealing his underwear.
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  4334.  @johnkitching2248  We'll file that under 'nerve touched'. Keep on ranting. #MindlessPuppet #ICanMakePointlessHashTagsToo
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  4335.  @markwelch3564  newsflash: we're not Finland, Sweden and Norway.
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  4336.  @markwelch3564  socialism has NEVER worked in the UK. Ever. Unlike those countries - we're overpopulated; with that number swelling because of an endless stream of migrants (screw Political Correctness - that's what they are... that and an infestation), we have next to no industry thanks to the delusion of globalisation, our currency is debt based and we're surrounded by feckless idiots going on and on about climate change so keep wanting to bankrupt us further with impossible goals of green energy. On top of it all - if you're wealthy you'll avoid issue, if you're poor you'll be supported yet if you're somewhere in between you're essentially penalised for ever trying as the poor expect the help and the wealthy tax avoid - as opposed to evade; the former being perfectly legal while the latter is not. So as much as it sounds nice in theory, it's a pipedream. Why should I be expected to pay sixty percent of my income because a truck full of scroungers won't do their job? Cause that's the standard in Sweden right now.
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  4337.  @markwelch3564  hardly - I bust my chops off and just get by as it is - and you'd advocate having to pay more!? I'd end up needing that hospital because I'd essentially be working myself to death! Everything I've ever attained wasn't handed to me; I have EARNED it. That's always the way with Socialism - eventually you run out of other people's money. Sure invest in the country but don't be killing your own people in the process: keep in mind also the difference between public control and state control - the latter is always falsely advocated as the former. And it always results in tyranny.
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  4338.  @markwelch3564  think again. The wealthy will just move and the tax needs to be paid - the wealthy are gone, so who does that leave? Because I don't see those on welfare footing the bill! - Edit - 16 hours later: The coin drops.
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  4339.  @briangrussing9327  while valid I'm fact, the point is that such proceeding the next cannot be possibly denied.
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  4340. Didn't stop you "voting" Biden though, did it.
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  4341. Ffs... can't we just abolish the entire family of scrounging brats already!?
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  4342. Well you know the saying "You can't put an old head on young shoulders" she's going to have to learn that if she wants to play with fire that she's going to get burned. I personally don't care if people like or hate me for what i say - my future isn't an issue for me and my words are free for me to speak and the consequences I can live with. She however needs people to like her enough to have her be in demand... and she's floundering badly. Little girl, at 22 you haven't the excuse of youth - time for you to grow up and fast. This little "trend" of puffing your chest and thinking the world owes you, is cute as an act, but the real world doesn't work that way and at this rate you'll be lucky to find work in a commercial for a pittance, with your lack of awareness. Your career will end as you have lived - a spoilt child.
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  4343. The economy was sunk a long time ago - every nation that gave up physical collateral as a backing of their currency is in the same boat. Because of that and the debt that is accrued; no government will act against the will of their masters - lest they wind up like Truss: out before they begin and replaced by good puppets who'll do as they're told.
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  4344.  @SSJfraz  and you think being "independant" will do better. Oh wait you want to try rejoining the fourth reich so that goes to show just how "independant and free" Scotland wants to be. Just free enough to give Sturgeon a cushy job for life to which she'll fob you all off. I don't believe in Karma, but in irony, I'm a huge fan.
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  4345.  @kirsteneasdale5707  and just how are you going to build means to utilise them without industry and an economy to fund them? Oh and again the oil and gas - most of which in the UK belongs to the UK and Scotland's share belongs to partly with the Shetlands who are pro UK. And let's not forget again, oil and gas is being devalued by Net Zero. So that's not quite going to help.
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  4346.  @cheeseonion5117  how didn't I?
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  4347.  @johnrussell3961  ffs the planet isn't in danger...
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  4348. @Health is wealth precisely, they just went with Brexit to assure their jobs and back pockets. We should have gone for No Deal to begin with, but then again what do we know.
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  4349.  @christinehede7578  https://youtu.be/S9RVS8cjNN0
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  4350.  @AMA-Online  ah yes the "Waycist" argument. Save it; I'm a misanthrope - meaning I'm more for "Equality" then you could EVER be because I find humanity in all its kinds, equally useless. However I view turncoats with the highest of contempt. She is in NO way a victim - she made her choice and now can pay for it by laying in the crater that's the failure of her deluded idealism.
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  4351.  @paulnewman2000  and it's not up to us to bail her our of the mess she's put herself in. Had her little world not fallen apart; she would not have cared one bit and be as openly brazen against the UK as she denies being now. She again has made her bed, she can lay in it.
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  4352. What you all fail to realise that those who all governments answer to - arent the masses who put them in. NO system is ever going to change things unless its in the establishment's interest. Those 5 MPs can say what they want, because to the establishment they're no threat. Put them and their fellows in power however and watch them either 180 on their views or "mysteriously" go the way of Truss.
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  4353.  @margaretblighton822  But you did vote. And in doing so, regardless of for them or not - you have consented to the process in that you would abide by the outcome. Therefore you DID vote for this.
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  4354.  @charlottebowes7666  then why are you even here? I wasnt blaming the non-voters; whether they did so out of knowing the score or just not bothering.
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  4355.  @charlottebowes7666  Good to see you saw right through them.
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  4356.  @_____alyptic  not like they have a better choice with Labour. Reform? Don't make me laugh - they won't get in unless they're singing from the same hymn sheet.
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  4357. I have no love for Sunak or the Tories, but I won't delude myself in thinking it's the government's place to hold the hand of people, let alone bite their hand as those are the ones that feed them. This is what happens to a country that grows dependant, incompetent and inept in hoping someone will do it for them. And I say this as someone who's paying his dues and busting his arse knowing the odds that retirement will be a thing by the time he's an old man, are essentially zero. You want change? MAKE the change and start by removing this rotten system in its entirety - left and right alike.
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  4358. Their response: 😲Nani!?
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  4359.  @ElizabethMcCormick-s2n  Clickbait material.
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  4360. How blind.
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  4361.  @Exanto777  😂 It's so hilarious and tragic how people like yourself are SO naive... do you REALLY think there's a difference between any of the parties?! They're all a farce to distract people! Designed entirely to keep people under control, in order to get people to do one thing when they vote: consent.
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  4362.  @byronmaxad9679  So something to both be proud of and not be proud of in a single act. Bold.
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  4363.  @byronmaxad9679  Well who else put those "public officials" in place to begin with...
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  4364. If it were honest with it's intentions, noone of sound mind would accept it.
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  4365.  @trevormannsfield  Tell that to those in Leeds. Oh wait, wrong demographic... it's only "protest" when THEY do it, but it's "thuggery" when WE have had enough. Sit down bleeding heart.
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  4366.  @trevormannsfield  It doesn't, but it's hilarious how you give absolutely all credence to one incident and none to the other. Hypocrite and bleeding heart.
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  4367.  @trevormannsfield  Hypocrite and bleeding heart - you give all condemnation to one event and virtually none to another in which worse was done for less. Or let's bring up BLM - calling them for thuggery too? Thought not.
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  4368.  @trevormannsfield  You clearly don't pay attention unless you're told to, do you. Let me guess you think establishment is noble and altruistic...
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  4369.  @Bertrum123  Ever heard of a figure of speech?
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  4370. You mean selective memory 😏
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  4371. Along with with 13 years of political correctness and current socialist "inclusion"
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  4372. ​ @ElyHayz Anybody who voted, crossed a box which acts as a signature of consent for government to act in their name. Ergo, the voting population has allowed this to happen.
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  4373. And yet everyone who voted - Labour or not, gave consent to it all anyway.
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  4374. Of course they aren't in position - they never wanted to be: being in the EU meant being an MP or even PM just amounted to sitting on ones laurels, making deluded speeches and then pointing the finger across the channel while taking payment for a job they barely did. Now we're "out" they have to actually DO the job and they don't like it.
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  4375. Reform are just a different colour of pencil being chosen to write on the same piece of paper. They'd do exactly the same thing as the other two and the smaller parties or be replaced. Establishment has its agenda and will not change course for anyone or anything. Realise this and start realising it's all a trap and you keep falling for it.
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  4376. That's right - blame the breed, spare the owner... 🙄 My condolence to the poor animal for living in a world surrounded by an idiotic species that somehow took over the world and it's flora and fauna...
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  4377. A real Labour leader? Never been one and for good reason.
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  4378.  @evolassunglasses4673  do not be fooled though - Liberalism: true Liberalism has nothing to do with Socialism. Today the term has had its meaning twisted to justify descent into Socialism - in short those claiming to be Liberals are mere pretenders to sway the crowd.
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  4379.  @Kate-ec1uy  So are most of the African countries who still engage with the human trafficking trade today, but nobody wants to look at that though do they.... no they just want to keep blaming the country that outlawed slavery first. Typical.
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  4380.  @TheMonkeydood  Take that up with Turkey during the Ottomans... oh but don't want to be called a certain kind of "phobe" though right...?
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  4381.  @stegemme  What's that? Care to stop goosestepping in those jackboots for just a minute and repeat? No? Oh well... As for the authoritarianism you mention, I blame that on the people of this once proud country for being domesticated into such obedient puppets. The ones in power didn't like the fact we voted out of their failsafe excuse that was the EU so they've dug their heels in and made life miserable ever since to dull people into submissive obedience. The UK isn't allowed to thrive and succeed because those in governance don't actually want to do a thing we "working people" call a job. Same would happen to any of the other countries if they had the brass to leave that failure of a bloc.
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  4382.  @stevenfennell7020  😂 Publicist jargon. If Singapore succeeds after their independence "It's cause of England" if India is poor after independence "Well it's because of England" Pathetic.
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  4383.  @EllieD.Violet  Tell that to the leader of each African country who were openly selling their own people before "we" came along. And by "we" I mean a very select few individuals among the entirety of the country. Most Brits couldn't even afford to keep themselves and leave their own town. Let alone cross the sea to another country to buy slaves whom they'd also have to have fed and kept to a degree of standard.
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  4384.  @nothereandthereanywhere  I don't. But it seems perfectly fine to blame a singular country for the act despite that one country who outright abolished it.
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  4385.  @margaretmcguire8952  You really need to take a look at what, whoever prescribed you and question their credentials if you can't see the truth of all this.
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  4386.  @neilmooo  Oh I was hoping someone would call for Ireland as an example - try harder still: until the 7th century, the entire island was made up of rival kingdoms: each one waging against the other for territory and suffice to say, there were incidents of plunder and theft. And I don't have to go that far back: need I remind you of the 70s and 80s known as the Troubles?
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  4387.  @israelparper6080  First of all, I didn't do a thing. I'm not 200 years old. Second of all, the empire paid all those who owned them outside of England - for none were owned inside the country since 1102 legally: and they were paid back what they paid themselves. Thirdly, take it up with the ones who imprisoned and enslaved them in the first place... oh wait, you won't go pointing the finger at Africa will you.
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  4388.  @johnsnow5264  Try harder.
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  4389. Oh I agree. However who amongst the crowd would actually do the job? The best people to run the country aren't clamoring to do so why? - Physically, because they've a lot of things on their plate already. Emotionally, because they haven't been corrupted by the politic (that's not including the perverts and delusional; we know the sort I'm talking about) And Mentally, because they all know it's bullshit.
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  4390.  @shabbos-goy9407  Well the choice is simple - when the aggressors come the choice is plain: die with your liberty or live as a puppet.
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  4391. It's what will happen to you and the rest of the country if people continue to sit back and do nothing. And if you think the vote will make a difference; think again. The system is rigged in the favor of the establishment and all the parties either adhere to its path or find themselves in obscurity. Worse still, whoever gets in thus then acts out; good or foul with the consent of ALL who voted - be it those who voted for each candidate or not; in favor of the voter or not. There's only one person who can give you your rights: YOU.
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  4392. Has it not occurred to anyone that the establishment is deliberately going out of its way to ensure their intended set up, post July is in place? I'm no Tory stooge, but this is too convenient- same thing was done to Labour in 2010. You're all being duped folks and if you tick any box you demonstrate that you're not even aware of it.
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  4393.  @Nice0n3  I'd sooner favor the tin foil over the carrot and sticks used to cow.
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  4394.  @Nice0n3  Certain comments are removed aren't they. Explain that.
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  4395. The problem isn't the AI - it's the way it can be manipulated and exploited. And with the ease and cost dropping for it - exploitation is going to go through the roof... because at one point soon - almost no one is going to know what and who to believe. You're right - it IS diabolical; I don't care if anyone thinks I sound like a religious nut, because right now I see this and I hear that AI produce such - and I can say with utter honesty that that collection of books; written over millenia, may JUST have a point...
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  4396. Easy to speak from someone who's never had to work since she married a spoilt brat.
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  4397.  @victoria9590  Thats comical - you gave yours up when you last voted and the time before that and so on. And I'm sure you'll do it again, all for privileges, not rights: that can be just as easily taken from you as they are given. Only those who defend their rights personally have them.
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  4398.  @landobets  So plan to greet your beloved "EU" with a handshake or their preferred hand joust?
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  4399.  @andrewcoulson2375  We didn't abolish the largest empire on earth just to annex ourselves into the successor of the one we spent six years defying. I don't even acknowledge our own government so what makes you think I'd bow to them??
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  4400. The migrants who did it, the establishment and their MP puppets who let them in and the voting masses who enabled the latter to let in the former.
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  4401.  @KemPeck1701  Isn't it obvious why it doesn't work? People. That's why; plain and simple. They talk a big game when it comes to equality and yet when push comes to shove- even those at the top will push down. The law is fallible because it's created by and enforced by people. Its never worked long term and unfortunately the cycle of history is doomed to repeat with only slight details changing.
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  4402. No government in the entire existence of the human race has EVER had the interest of its people in mind. People keep forgetting that and keep making the mistake of trusting it.
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  4403. @Scott Smith realistically in the short term; there isn't one. The only real sure fire way is one that will not be popular until left with no other choices other then it or forever interned into blind obedience. That alternative is for each and every person being self reliant, responsible and involved beyond just trusting one person to be out there trustworthy for them. People "Don't do politics" or do their own research into things because they get bored - like how we get bored of the thought of brushing our teeth and wiping our arse. But for us we simply know there's no enjoyment in the act, it's just work and some people just accept it and get on with it like an adult but the majority would just rather die. And they're the cause of their own misery when they realise the one they voted for is a crook and yet throw a vote at yet another crook - like using oil to put out a fire then wondering why nothing changes other then for the worse. In short they won't do what it takes because Eddie Barzoon.
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  4404. What I'd like for you to do, is to explain what the currency is backed on and how exactly is it to be repaid back via the loans this nation makes to the bank who prints it along with the interest.
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  4405.  @ЕвгенийПершин-е1ь  It's a red herring argument. Designed to curb off for a means to avoid the topic in question: argue with the "race card" and immediately the topic - no matter what, changes.
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  4406.  @itstime5138  🙄
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  4407. But the people will keep voting anyway...
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  4408. So where are the "Farrrr right" books on regular display I wonder...
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  4409. "A woman is someone who is included, participates and is accepted" So men aren't? And you haven't event answered the question. So if you really see yourself as a woman: get help and choose some better friends whilst telling your family to tell you the cold hard truth - because reality doesn't give a shit about how you feel or what you think.
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  4410. You're forgetting - that's what they're counting on. Why do you think they keep going on and on about "women's autonomy"? It isn't to improve women's lives - it's to assist in reducing the population.
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  4411.  Lawrence Newman  So then what is the argument that these crying it out, have?
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  4412. "Soft Brexit" doesn't exist - either we left the bloc or we didn't and from the sounds of it, we haven't in anything but name. No WONDER we're in the mess we're in - we should've gone No Deal and begun self investing in the nation from the start.
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  4413.  @weswheel4834  And what exactly is the recent attitude towards that? Also they're probably not, but at the very least with them you know where you stand; not like the many self appointed philanthropic hypocrites out there that claim altruism at face value, whilst they grip hold of a dagger behind their back.
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  4414.  @weswheel4834  And I'm pretty sure you can stop changing the subject and answer the question.
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  4415. I have no dislike against a woman's size - sometimes it's nice to have a handful size if you get me: but the personality of I'd say 99.9 percent of them, leaves much to be desired.
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  4416.  @Avreniel37  I've got just the place to suggest where you can shove that.
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  4417. @stevetaylor2342  Or at least implicit on letting it slide where they could have otherwise dealt with it.
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  4418.  @suzyroy3360  it's not gone mad, the madness has just become more apparent.
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  4419.  @adelina1531  Leave the voices out of this. My mental state has no bearing on the fact that this is the first time in well over several decades that someone has died via crossbow and now everyone's screaming for their banning? Next we'll hear of someone dying after accidentally slipping on a bar of soap in the shower - and then we'll have people screaming for soap to be banned. And you damn well know given the culture these days that the sympathists would be out in force were it a woman killing them men.
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  4420.  @adelina1531  If you say so... 🙄
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  4421.  @L.OB-1  They don't, but then they aren't making the decisions - their role is to put on the show for the masses while those who do run things go uncontested.
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  4422.  @phillipcarter8045  I don't see how you "even things out" by murdering innocent men, whilst murdering, kidnapping and "engaging" equally as innocent women and children: all of whom had nothing to do with any of the criticisms these attackers and those supporting them claim. This act wasn't a matter of balance or scoring even - this was an act of zealous lunacy. Anyone who can't see this is frankly just a fucking idiot.
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  4423.  @run2cat4run  and there's~ the "Brexit Blame Bonanza" I was waiting for. Well feast your eyes on this remark - the NHS was just as mismanaged prior to Brexit and Tory governance; Tories sure have added to it, but the NHS has ALWAYS needed more and more... funny that the more we seem to put into it, the less we seem to get out of it - I ought to have put in via tax enough to qualify for free dentistry for life, but I'm sure the influx of English Channel Dinghy Pedestrians hasn't added to all that extra drain to resources... oh and spoiler - Brexit has had nothing to do with it so kindly take your fourth reich philia elsewhere. And the paranoia over a cough which has led to an economic downturn along with countless acolytes sticking a barely tested concoction in their arm thus leading to a mass amount of "Dying Suddenly" has ultimately left it destabilised as too much money was invested... in a cough, when just as many drop each year with flu (And before you argue "No they dont~" the news doesn't cover every death in the country unless it's convenient), with the combination of a mass increase of mental illness from the panic induced frantic amounts of OCD has also left it not lacking for patients across the spectrum, including now an expectation of the tax payer to indulge in body dysmorphia that seems to be the new thing that MUST be "protected" lest the feefees of a deluded nut be somewhat affronted... Learn to not take everything the media tells you as hard fact - do some digging for yourself, being a puppet really isn't much of living and seeing enough of them really does fuel my misanthropy.
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  4424. I've had an abscess before and I can tell you - they hurt. So that bull must have been in agony. Poor thing.
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  4425.  @Valhalla-vk7hf  until then it remains true: You can't put an old head on young shoulders.
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  4426.  @viper_fan  oh I'm sorry, is your arm getting sore from not being jousted forward? You still getting used to saying "Hi" and not "Heil?" Don't worry; Jackboots still can be a design in taste... Actual Brexit would have meant Brexit - not the half assed deal that Johnson put through; cementing the fact that he only used Brexit as a means for power. And I like lamb chops too much to be a sheep myself; try again, puppet.
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  4427.  @markvogel5872  exactly. Safety much like Equality doesn't exist as an absolute and never will.
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  4428.  @MissDeez  thing is he's not the one complaining about it.
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  4429. Call her for all that rightfully, I agree but at least she's blatant about it. Nobody tries to ignore the blatant pretence of the rest of the rf in that they actually do anything of merit: they don't, they do the exact same thing.
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  4430.  @cillamurfin258  charities - you mean the self established tax avoidances where only a small fraction of all donations reaches the cause - the rest going into the pockets of administration and those running it; meaning it's essentially professional begging at the expense of the suffering who continue regardless? They serve? Last I checked I don't get to bark them orders, nor did I ever get the message saying that they'll be round to get some work done. The idea the RF do anything actually is disingenuous - the only real difference being that the clueless brat and self declared "victim" are more blatant about it. Yes they should be banned - the whole damn "coronation" shouldn't even be taking place because none of them have earned the right of monarch and I sure as hell don't acknowledge them. Respect is EARNED not just a given.
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  4431. So naive... Reform answer to the same masters as Labour and Tory: telling you all you want to hear in order to keep you crossing the box and thus consenting to them.
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  4432. Thing is the establishment is tying the noose around their own neck - if they bypass his presidential immunity, it leaves a precident for every president before and after and there's a LOT of matters that just Obama and Biden alone could find themselves in hot water for...
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  4433. Vote blue and bring the third world to you. New York I present as exhibit A...
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  4434. I could be wrong, but wasn't there recently a report that he's had a brain anurism recently?
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  4435.  @DerbJd  About the 32nd of Never. The generations of today have no thought of their own. Onlu such a mindless, distracted lot could let themselves be taken in like this.
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  4436. From the looks of comments on here and the way the people keep blindly and naively cross boxes at the elections- its too late. The nation is already damned.
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  4437.  @fitzstv8506  honor my arse.
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  4438.  @ryans756  that loudmouth? Please.
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  4439. @AlexTheSB2 ironically she's all three. She's a loudmouth, a liar and an incompetent hypocrite.
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  4440.  @fitzstv8506  exactly. He knows nothing of honor.
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  4441.  @ryans756 as a clueless misfit she'd unite a group of misfits. Whoo-hoo. As for who's fit for the task? None of them. All the parties are either inept or in it for themselves. Anyone who's actually full of integrity and a proper sense of how to lead, are avoiding the act of doing so.
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  4442.  @kerryberry5786  and that's India's concern, not ours.
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  4443. I just wish the times would hurry up - even though i know this is merely the threshold.
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  4444.  @lox7923  Israelis don't go targeting and beheading newborns. There are varying degrees of evil and trust me - there's a reason why they don't have peds who engage with kids locked up with the remaining crowd. I won't call the powers in Israel saints, but don't go justifying the zealotry by Hamas as the world seems to be doing.
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  4445.  @Epicfunk  Hmm now where do I begin: corruption on every level to this day - censorship comparable to China, couldn't even stay unified after liberation from Japan - causing the war from which lead to the Marxist-Leninist regime still in today, to which, like every other - their human "rights" violations you could write a volume of books on. Want to try another one?
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  4446.  @Epicfunk  Ask the country's own people - oh wait they're always at risk of imprisonment for talking against their Marxist-Leninist masters.
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  4447.  @Epicfunk  at least three times I have and three times its been taken down. And here I was calling their regime strict on censoring...
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  4448. Consider self dependance and accountability over either a Republic or Constituonal Monarchy - be in charge of yourself.
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  4449. Either it's a bid to claim more power or the leapfrogging between sides is due to continue. The Tories will not get the same majority as last time and with the risk of a hung parliament, all other parties will side with Labour and their big kicker - another fucking referendum which they'll rig in their favor and back into that fourth reich we go.
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  4450.  @fricozoid1  As a nation we couldn't act without Brussel's consent; still can't really cause of that ridiculous deal for one. Having them dictate who we could kick out of our own nation which we still can't because of that overreaching court (you can argue that they aren't affiliated with the EU, but the reality is they answer to their laws) I could go on, but my main point is that we didn't abolish an empire just to annex ourselves into another.
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  4451.  @maxwild1212  It's only failed because of a deal put in place by those obeying their masters who have done so out of spite towards the folk as a punishment for our disobedience. Having chosen to Leave when you can see with all the evidence the establishment was pushing for the Remain vote they've made things difficult so that people start pining for that EU - short term memory that most folk have so when they slip us right back in, it'll have little protest. You can see it coming: when you start thinking and digging for yourself.
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  4452.  @fricozoid1  I did answer the question.
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  4453.  @fricozoid1  Oh ffs... accept laws from a bunch of unelected bureaucrats mascarading as a democracy. There. HAPPY? Idiots...
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  4454.  @fricozoid1  Seriously ffs... FINE. Having to take laws and regulations from unelected bureaucrats masquerading as democratically elected altruists in a completely different nation to my own. Now does that satisfy you, or do I need to sit you down and talk to you like you're five?
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  4455.  @fricozoid1 unelected bureaucrats masquerading as democratically elected altruists in a country having nothing to do with mine, aren't exactly the sort I'm going to take laws and regulations from. That better, or do you need talking to like you're five years old at bedtime?
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  4456. The only thing we're looking to sink at this point is our own liberty and means to do as we wish - and these dimwits herald it with their droning applause not realising they're being used.
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  4457.  @dragonfox2.058  do I?
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  4458. Because it is. Life imitates art just as art is a reflection of life.
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  4459.  @forgiven212  And I ask you the same line of questioning as I gave before. It's easy to call for things, but a different thing altogether in putting your money where your mouth is.
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  4460.  jaumartinez9006  Greed is frequently the fuel behind ambition, along with ego.
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  4461. I don't agree about the fella performing with women at all, but then I also don't stand to indulge their delusion. And this is where the cracks in the narrative about equality start to crumble and while "Live and let live" sounds nice, it's doomed to failure because equality doesn't ever exist. So I call to people: either practice what you preach and keep the likes of this dude in the performance at the expense of the women, or just turn around and accept the fact that equality is bullshit, will never happen and grow up with the fact that men are men and women are women and that there is never a way to change the gender you are born, among the other bullshit motions these moral postulates would want to have you accept. It's an absolute of life, just like night and day, hot and cold.
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  4462. Shame so few of us state that about our own governments...
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  4463. Thats right... just keep doing what the masters of your elected few keep wanting you to do...
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  4464. Sure, go vote in another bunch of puppets who'll turn their back on you in their obedience to their masters...
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  4465.  @trilobite54321  If they're God given, they need not be written. Anything written by one man, not on His behalf and accepted by another is not a right.
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  4466.  MyNextShotWontMiss  And you call for a government to tell you your rights? Or for a piece of parchment written by traitors of a former? For if the US was founded by those seeking freedom from tyranny and were prepared to commit treason - why then is treason still a crime in the US.
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  4467.  @MrDaiseymay  And vote in and consent to the same system under a different name. 🙄 Seriously, Reform is no different to any other party under the establishment's banner.
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  4468.  @trilobite54321  And if you need a government to dictate the constitution to begin with - how many "amendments" have there been now? Then it isn't of God who wrote them. The way this world works is thus - you are born with only two things: borrowed time and choice via free will. But the fact of the matter is few bother to do much with their borrowed time and barely know how to make a choice themselves. How else could a government be formed in the first place, if not for people being too weak in will and in faith? I determine my own rights and I stand by them fiercely despite any opposition. To believe the human race exists without someone out to try and deny you your rights is just plain ludicrous - it's what people do: take all they can from all who will not stop them for fear of dying trying. And at what point do you call that living.
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  4469.  @jenjeng3505  And we aren't even getting started yet.
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  4470. Theft. Plain and simple. And all you who vote only encourage them.
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  4471.  @gj1234567899999  you know your history; impressive. Only thing however; nothing can be done to undo the deeds of the past as those who committed the acts and those who suffered them, are long since passed. What can be done are the deeds of the present, for as much as history can be used to demonstrate the deeds of the past to learn lessons of success and what mistakes to avoid - they can not be used to justify any atrocities made in the present. Doing so offers a dangerous precident, in which case Europe can blame Italy for all the misdeeds of the Romans and seek recompense from those who had no part in those deeds. So it would be wise to not give any footing to these authoritarian despots - lest they use the argument of lines from centuries prior as justification for their atrocities.
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  4472.  @porksword8009  A pledge is an oath... and if it's to show respect, why use an example of what you don't believe in. By doing that, you demonstrate nothing but hollow words.
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  4473.  @timjansen7694  Just because His death covered all sin, doesn't grant you the right to keep doing it deliberately. You have to believe in Him and whats his death signified before his ressurection and if you do that - then you are to keep his commandments... which I will be the very first to concede is far more easier than done.
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  4474.  @timjansen7694  No, Messiah died to pay for your sins; question is do you accept that offer? And if so does that mean you reject the offer of sin and it's false promises? You need to do yourself a favor and read a little more as it's written "A man can not serve two masters"
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  4475.  @timjansen7694  Excellent question and I can answer. You are familiar with the Garden of Eden; where Eve was tricked into eating from the tree of knowledge and which she gave some to Adam and he ate. Doing this in spite of the instruction from The Most High not to at any cost, became sin of defiance driven by temptation via greed and pride. Since then, every boy and girl born into the world has been born carrying the weight of that sin and in such state we become more susceptible to sin further and we've all done it; many a time having not even thinking of it, or only realising later. The price for sin is death - and naturally because we have that inherited first sin, we're doomed to die, but of course we can only die once and thus only that one sin is paid - leaving the remainder on us after death. Now Messiah; quite literally through His divinity, being the physical embodiment of The Most High's Word - was born through conception via Mirium: quite literally Messiah is The Most High on earth and being who He is, sin is something he is incapable of as to sin would make him imperfect and and something that can become imperfect can not be The Most High. As such, when He died on the cross, He died utterly sinless - a price for which covers any debt by his decree. No human born through Adam's line can claim being unblemished by sin. His resurrection on the fourth day after was His dominion over death itself - granting Him alone the right to judge one and all. Belief in him and a bid to seek what He has promised with a true intent - not just a get out card, will be all it takes for Him to waver every last sin each and everyone who does so, no further question asked.
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  4476.  @timjansen7694  Because He bears the right to waver sin - the penalty for bearing the inherited sin from Adam and Eve means we're all suceptible of sinning and we all do and that penalty is death. From conception we all carry it. Messiah is The Most High - an embodiment of Him; "His Word given flesh" as such he was born without that sin and lived life before dying without sinning once.
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  4477. Ideological Subversion at its finest, but it's first stage has been repeated over and over, more and more with each generation until it is permenantly set in stone. Five generations since and it's now irreversible as no new generation can be instilled with the right values: those in power will never allow it.
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  4478. Story of my view on the entire royal family - past and present.
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  4479. Story of every politician - it's what they do and all for the sake of their masters.
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  4480. Interesting takes but I completely disagree with his call for the Online Safety Bill being "In the public interest" that IS a load of bollocks. Trading away the right to privacy and choice for the illusion of security is the definition of insanity as similar has been done before - not so much digitally, and it has ultimately not solved problems but added more. That bill should be torn up and burned away.
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  4481. Yeah the story goes that a guy called Edward Jenner in 1796 created the first vaccine by taking a sample from one of his maids who had cowpox (Specifically a sample of pus from the blisters of a cowpox sufferer) and used it as the first vaccine against smallpox - the idea was that since they were both of a similar type of virus and those who got cowpox almost never got smallpox so deliberately causing the former would by default prevent the latter... although doing this overlooked pathogens spread by blood and it equally killed as many people as it was advocated that it could save.
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  4482. Farage is doing as he's told - haven't you figured out yet? Lowe isn't toeing the line, so establishment have demanded he be removed. Noone who gets into power, stays behind anyone but establishment. Plain and simple.
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  4483. 🙄 Its a joke. Ffs...
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  4484. It's called a very good publicist. If they lose "They rigged the game so we need to impeach and investigate!" When they win by rigging "The electoral process is incorruptible, to think otherwise is to undermine our integrity. The thought process of "conspiracy theorists"."
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  4485.  @kbspark  And a lot of time and effort was wasted after opportunist puppets conned the people into meek submission under the delusion of "strength and wealth security."
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  4486. And yet people enabled them to do so... what foolish shepherd welcomes hungry wolves amongst their flock?
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  4487. Rubbish - she has done this to herself.
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  4488.  @alchoholicmushroom  Yet they can't avoid being frankly - they're using the same mantra as they themselves used. "Why shouldn't I be accepted and tolerated, just because I am?" Powerful and simple, that argument was first used by feminists, then the homosexuals used it, now the trans are using it - so for any feminist or homosexual to oppose them means to contradict their own argument. An argument that was used to have each group, legalised, protected and lastly accepted. And that's the thing - to call for equality and inclusion of diversity means to give even the worst a bypass that can't be removed. In short - you allow one exception then everyone wants one. Oh and heads up, the peds are looking to use it too.
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  4489. Because Labour is SO noble and altruistic.
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  4490.  @johnmoore9862  hardly desperate - Labour gave me those examples as carelessly as Brown was caught calling a voter a "Bigoted old woman". I won't deny the lying and underhanded nature of the Tories but don't be championing the Socialists who are always quick to sell out their own.
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  4491. There's just one MINOR detail that wasn't ever covered... the currencies used to pay back the debt are BASED on debt. Meaning it can't ever be paid back since the value of a currency based on owing something is essentially zero. Money loaned on any level, if it's not backed by physical collateral then it has no intrinsic value - how then can it gain worth in which to pay back what it owes. Short answer - You DON'T.
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  4492.  @ThomasKing19933  And just how did the Tories manage to get into power in the first place? hmm... might have had SOMETHING to do with the fact Labour dragged us into an illegal war, opened the borders doors while goading one and all in, sold the remaining gold reserves for a fraction of the value, inflating the already inflated currency which has never stopped since... and all they could do to counter it was give the idea to a generation of kids that having kids would give them access to benefits and a counsel house and any objection to the influx was responded with "You need to be powitcawy cowwect..." - spelling intentional. Maybe do yourself a favour and take off the rose tinted glasses. Labour are no different to Tories in their intention other then method.
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  4493.  @ThomasKing19933  And the Tories could have argued the same in 2010 - and did because they hadn't held power since 1997.
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  4494.  @iain4  The system IS the corruption- always was.
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  4495.  @iain4  Because it always was and still is the source of it. And those up top want it that way.
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  4496.  @wokevirushandsanitzer5300  and you're honestly telling me you've never had the flu? If you haven't i can tell you, it makes you feel like crap - much like this. Scarlet Fever? My sister was isolated foir five weeks when she was a kid and most of her left lung doesnt work. Now I feel for the fact you're feeling ill, but the fact this thing kills barely a percentage of those it infects; while things like Measles kills upward to one fifth and even a Flu on a good year can reach the 3 percent mark - barely qualifies the amount of spin this is getting. And I've had it: got over it in 3 days and I remain jab free. And the fact that so much is happening as expected: the evidence is impossible to overlook, indicates that the quote "Never let a good tragedy go to waste" is being oh so utilised and the majority of people are not only allowing it,but encouraging it. Trust your government: you've learned nothing of history.
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  4497.  @anthonyharris6881  I can't say it's THE mark, but I can believe it's a precursor: to see how far we can be pushed.
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  4498. As I say, a form of Decimation: each can be assigned ten of them. And when shit hits the fan and they start pleading for the fact they can't actually live, those ten are deported and the loudmouthed hypocrite is publicly profiled as such - no longer acknowledged an opinion on the matter of migration. Any pro migrant who refuses to participate is public profiled the same way. After all - no one has time for hypocrites.
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  4499. Reminds me of a few years back - some African country kicked out all the whites, then when famine hit because the "Freed natives" didn't have a clue or incentive to learn how to do all the work, they were crying to have the whites come back. Rightly so, said whites flipped them off and told them to get on with it.
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  4500. ​ @dmac3183 Charlie converted in the 90s. Why do you think Lizzie stayed on for as long as she did. For all the good it did - she still did nothing; like daddy before her and so on.
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  4501.  @carmenbyrne6521  Well of course Diana 'wasn't' knocking boots with a certain Captain, now penniless gardener whilst she and Charlie were still married... 🙄
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  4502. Where you see problem I see opportunity. Just too bad the rest of the country won't go for it - they'll be back waiting to vote again by the end of the month...
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  4503.  @TheWolfe83  Then keep that in mind when you come on here complaining about how they're acting - when you lend no heed toward the fact they're there, able to do as they do because others empower them in their own idle complacence and believe ticking a box makes any difference.
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  4504.  @TheWolfe83  I expect people to live up to the standards that they set and I'm quite happy to point out their contrary tendencies, that's all. Your argument is contrary to the fact of your position, if you're a voter. And if you don't vote, then what exactly is it about my argument that you object?
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  4505.  @TheWolfe83  First of all, me saying "I trust" isn't me assuming, it's me placing a situational factor. You vote and by definition of the nature of the process, you concede to the outcome of that vote - be it your choice or not without complaint as you would expect the same. You now find those in the seats of power to be acting against what you deem credible, yet your conceding to that process by default impedes you, lest you also accept the full accountability along with those who voted.
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  4506.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  I am absolutely not as I give no consent to any of them - all of whom answer to those who really run things (Look to those who own the banks for spoilers) They hold their grip by gulling the public that the parties are in opposition - that however is just bread and circuses; the outcome of agenda plays out the same regardless of whom is in the seat, cause who really wants to be that one to actually admit to the public that the nation is not only skint but also in a mass of debt it can't ever pay back. And if you're a voter you're simply empowering them.
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  4507.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  you refer to mine, the masses, the parties or whom?
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  4508. And yet people vote anyway... the money means nothing to them. Ask yourself - what is money backed by and who owns both to lend?
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  4509. Yep you tell yourself that.
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  4510. And that's sure going to bite their ambitions in the ass, seeing what they're trying to normalise: hell they already tried voting on it three times in the last century and luckily it's been turned down flat.
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  4511. 😊 Called it~!
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  4512.  @artrandy  hardly much of a rebuttal.
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  4513. She didnt help, but maybe its the fact they all went demonising a good portion of the country that nobody was going to give the establishment's puppet, the time of day.
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  4514.  @Kokozaftran  if wishes were fishes the world would be an ocean; as much as no one likes assholes, you can't take away their right to be assholes.
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  4515.  @evzenvarga9707  then let the Japanese sort it out.
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  4516.  @eros-arcana  fingers crossed.
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  4517.  @eros-arcana  says the halfwit responding to comments made over a year ago.
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  4518.  @masterzaff1  you see it quite well; they don't want any of the plebs to be able to think on their own lest they challenge the narrative. All they want is mindless, clueless automatons.
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  4519.  @JamesBond-vn1gh  Good, you can start by being part of that cause yourself. And I don't mean by voting. That will do no good.
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  4520.  @edwardrowland1853  you certainly struck gold with that one.
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  4521.  @besstonbridge8803  it is at best, a day away from dictatorship, to paraphrase the words of the wise.
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  4522. They're now trying to plug up the one loophole that could see the entire apparatus drop like a house of cards. When an election takes place; the masses have to participate, or the establishment can't legitimise their authority.
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  4523.  @ethandalton6480  yes. You can try but unless you're prepared to throw everything into it as it's an extremely competitive field then your effort is an exercise in futility. Not saying the methods are by any means moral, but then I'm not inclined to ever try becoming a gold medal gymnast.
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  4524. When you started voting others to do your thinking for you and to "represent" you in the first place... she's a symptom of our issues, not the cause.
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  4525.  @MrRedeyedJedi  depends on the one doing the judging - the authorities should check the facts and rule the fact you are entitled to self defense should someone come with the intention to inflict harm. As for anyone else not there, they just need to be told quite cordially to suck a chode because they don't know what they're talking about.
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  4526.  @kay2kin92  why not you as well? The majority seem unable to think for themselves, much less speak for.
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  4527.  @journeytrials  Yeah, choice of STI too.
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  4528.  @TokyoTraveller  It's also a matter of expectation. Do too much and you'll be expected for more - and if you do nothing, you'll be demeaned.
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  4529.  @journeytrials  And the fact that no one just flashes around their STI like a banner, means just jumping in with someone who does the leg split and smash for a living is just asking for the inevitable. And typically - get the clap more then twice and you're stuck with that for LIFE.
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  4530.  @journeytrials  Try pleasing everyone all of the time and you'll always be disappointed. And all your idea does - whilst I get the message you're passing on - is justify further poor choices. Best course of action, though the least likely is have men be men and women to have standards but for fuck's sake let them be realistic.
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  4531.  @redleeks6253  Then those are weak men, but men nonetheless. Women hold the key to sex, men hold the key to relationships and it's always been that way, always will.
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  4532.  @drewzilla1263  And it is backed... on??
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  4533. Democracy has and always will be the biggest lie ever devised. It's always only effective when it suits the agenda.
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  4534. Clever girl
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  4535. Yeah I doubt Biden would do anything: that buffoon can't find the floor even when he lands flat on his face.
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  4536. We don't go out in mass droves and drain the economy.
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  4537.  @Jezza_One  only for as long as the people hold them to account - once complacency kicks in history has a penchant of repeating itself.
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  4538. It's a terrible and repulsive irony, don't you think? With these purges of alternative opinion; the "Tolerant and inclusive" are assaulting the very ideals they claim to promote. This is a treacherous path these complaint souls are walking - with every voice they silence, these puppets are quite literally setting up their own show from which they'll be silenced also.
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  4539. And just watch how quick they'll be to scrub Rumble from the net. Frankly people, if you can't see, hear and smell the corruption by now, you are completely hopeless. And for those who know of it and still decide to play the game in the system by their rules with voting - you're just as culpable, if not more so then the ignorant masses as their excuse is delusion and brainwash.
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  4540. Plan to house a few illegals in your own home are you?
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  4541. And he does - he deals with when he gets knocked down for saying things that if said roles reversed would have "her" revered as "Strong and independent." And respect is earned, it's not just a given: toward man or woman.
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  4542. "The trouble with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money." Sanders talks a big deal - easily done since he's a millionaire himself. Of course he'd never put his money where his mouth is - just expect everyone else to do the work because he tells them on behalf of his own masters.
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  4543.  You Tube  I personally stopped listening to the BBC years before then. The fact it came to light that they actively covered up for Saville, was just another particular reason. But "Brexit, Brexit, Brexit' always the only finger of blame by every single remoaner who would have us shackled to that fourth reich in the light of any given tribulation.
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  4544.  @jeremysmith8035  maybe if people hadn't reacted to the bloody news and started panic buying en mass. Heavens sake; it's the toilet paper all over again..
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  4545.  You Tube  bs, Brexit gave us the chance to start working on things ourselves. The only minor issue we have is an establishment that hasn't taken responsibility for actually working things ahead - a brief and very easily resolved matter of removing and replacing. What would you have us do? Bend over and beg the EU whilst wondering what was best to greet them with: a shake of the hand or the Nazi salute?
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  4546. As does the country; it's leaders are chosen from amongst its people and so those we elect reflect the people of this country. If these are the best we can amass then what does that say about us?
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  4547. And just what are you going to about it folks? Thats right - nothing, aside from crossing a box and consenting to this. And you wonder why it happens
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  4548. When the law of the land appeases the law breaker at the expense of the law abiding, what remains the purpose of abiding by the law.
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  4549. We all know why they advocate the 16 year old vote - easy to sway and manipulate. What 16 year old knows enough about what they're going to do their own loves, much less the system in place to control them their whole lives? I'm heads or tails about National Service, but MAYBE if parents actually imposed discipline on their kids these days, we wouldn't be seeing these brats acting as if they're owed something. Abbott? Enough said.
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  4550. Oil and water does not mix.
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  4551.  @radicalrodriguez5912  and unfortunately that's not about to happen. LabCons make up the established system in the nation: they essentially rule under the illusion of democracy in which the result would always be the same, whether parliament is draped in either red or blue.
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  4552. And just WHO is going to get in and fulfil that? Wake up; the system is rigged and needs to go. But to do that, people need to do what NEEDS to be done - and as the lad says in the video: most won't, because they want a quiet life. "We just want to keep the peace" those are the desperate words of a coward.
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  4553. How I'm inclined to agree, but unfortunately it's not just Elitists in the modern definition who do so: you never see a union leader in the same predicament as the members who pay to be in it, do you.
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  4554. I'm more interested in how these striking nurses are going to be paying their bills and living after the loss of pay. Where they were getting 'little' now they're getting nothing.
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  4555.  @debbieburgess2207  I'd sooner be a "Troll" in your eyes, than an "Good, gullible, obediant puppet" in that of those who's work you're doing. You're keeping the very system you despise going and don't even realise it.
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  4556.  @soothsayer1964  Nope, the actual state of things is.
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  4557.  @MrJC1  so then who do you vote?
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  4558.  @thewolfcries8670  hardly - the wheel just keeps on turning.
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  4559.  @MrJC1  and on the wheel goes.
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  4560.  @thewolfcries8670  you don't get it, do you. Vote reform and you'll either get Tory or Labour by technicality.
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  4561.  @RandomNPC001  Oh but we didn't force our way onto their lands... we were diversifying it... you know because "diversity is strength" and "Being inclusive is enrichment"...
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  4562.  @ukwildmaninvestigator7353  because you've been alive long enough to see a fish mutate into an ape...
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  4563. Such capriciousness...
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  4564. And thus what little faith I had in humanity left is gone - when people need to be told how to get through a flu; a FLU when that's been occurring for centuries, there's simply no helping them. Remember kids - Ignorance is curable, subverted stupidity is terminal.
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  4565. Good little puppets... 🙄
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  4566.  @frogscotch19  course they're not - they actively preparing it to be the next thing. First it was feminism, then it was homosexuality then it was transgenderism - a busted dam always starts with a single crack.
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  4567. Even more odd that days after that, those same 'experts' were seen standing in line and agreeing with the move. Clearly they've been reminded to not bite the hand that feeds them. Science can be and so often is bought.
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  4568. FFS people... NO MORE BLOODY PARTY VOTING!!! No more Reform, no more Heritage, no more whatever - voting through this current system DOES. NOT. WORK! And it will NEVER work! Why? Because the ones who run the system have their own ideals and agenda and unless whoever is running is aligned with that agenda - they will never see power! As long as the status quo remains as is - any new parties will simply boost up either the Tories or Labour and people need to get this through their head!!
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  4569.  @JohnJohnson-vd2hp  No, I knew that Reform like Labour and any other party would result in the same outcome and their call for change would be answered only in that what the establishment wants.
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  4570.  @Mr_Jamin007  I'm in no way responsible; I didn't consent to the process - you however agreed to said process in which you knew there was a chance your side could lose the moment you ticked. Face what you've enabled and reap what you've sewn.
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  4571.  @Mr_Jamin007  But those who own the money to which the nation via the government has loaned from over the last century, have WEF interests.
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  4572.  @Mr_Jamin007  And by voting I'm to accept the system for my trouble? Thanks but no thanks. Answer me this - the fiscal currency is at 100 percent, we can't even quantitive ease anymore and the only choices any party in power have are to comply with the lobbyists or foreclose the country. If you think we can pay it back - explain how any government is going to pay back debt with the very debt that has sustained the currency. I'll wait.
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  4573.  @Mr_Jamin007  With no one to vote, the numbers in the ballot can't support the consent of the nation and thus are null and void. And if they tried that stunt, then who are they going to govern; when the masses ignore them? Military and the police? What if they too are part of those masses... think about it. It's unfortunately a pipe dream - too many caught up in the delusion that their choice makes any difference. And that's just how those in charge like it.
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  4574.  @Mr_Jamin007  😏 And yet you keep giving their puppets authority over you - as such you've relinquished all right to even use those fingers.
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  4575.  @Mr_Jamin007  You actually think the money has any value 😏 don't be simple. You can't pay back debt with money backed by it.
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  4576.  @Mr_Jamin007  650 in the commons about 1300 in the Lords and one royal brat... vs seventy plus million. Do the maths.
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  4577.  @Mr_Jamin007  Let's be realistic - the population is likely close to a hundred million, if you include the unregistered. Those will be the ones we don't want here. And not to outvote, but to outnumber. Tyrants can easily be ignored out of existence, never voted out.
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  4578.  @Mr_Jamin007  more likely a hundred million with the extra thirty being the ones in question.
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  4579.  @Mr_Jamin007  That's the textbook definition of debt based currency. "I promise the bearer of this note the sum of ten pounds" ten pounds of what; gold hasn't been used in a century.
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  4580.  @TJspaceman  Your case in point? To which science are you accusing me of denying?
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  4581.  @TheGrimReaper9884  Didn't end well during his lifetime did it.
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  4582.  @jabiraidan  And if what was discovered upset the status quo's comfortable position at the top; you think that research funding would resume after its publishing? There's a reason why the quote "History is written by the winners" my friend - along with "The wise dog never bites the hand that feeds them" remains as relevant today as it did back then. Meant to respond earlier but never did - it was only after an alert of another commenter that reminded me, so.
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  4583.  @jabiraidan  And did you read 1984? Spoiler alert - Winston submits and capitulates in the end and he does so after being plopped in a room full of rats, his worst fear. You know who learn from actual history? A fringe minority and who listens to them? Nobody. Why else are the mistakes from history continously repeated? The political landscape today for instance is no different to what it was way back when as the same methodology is utilised - a little fear in the distracted populace is all it takes for them to jump at the nearest way out - one offered by the ones who caused the problem for this purpose and have their objective reached. Those "Scientific advancements" you mention are a side effect of the push towards war so as to out-advance the enemy; which again demonstrates how people haven't learned a thing, because why would any sane man ever want to wage war with another who equally hadn't met the other and had no reason to other then being told that he must. And why would anyone in the "higher echelons" of the proverbial pecking order ever go to such lengths, if not for the sake of maintaining control for themselves and those who they serve. The 'experts' find themselves in little difference.
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  4584. Why are we not surprised...
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  4585.  @michaeltrevisani829  absolutely. Hence they declare these taxes to give their patrons the much needed heads start to move their assets so they're exempt from taxation - as tax avoidance is not the same as tax evasion and unlike the latter, the former is quite legal. As the saying goes - the rich get richer.
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  4586.  @Martooo251  no the UK'S only real problem is that it's government and opposition are completely inept. That can be easily resolved. When was the last time the average individual in Spain or France voted for the bint and her lackeys in Brussels? Or even got offered the chance to? It is a failed bloc - it's just another reich in pretense of democracy.
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  4587.  @Joker-yw9hl  and how do they make that cash? I didn't elect any of them nor would I; why should we work ourselves to death when all they do is stuff their faces? I'm pro UK but the idea of monarchy; much like the political bloc the EU tries to acclaim to be, as well as imperialism and globalism is outdated and excessive.
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  4588. Not even hindsight really - Heath lied to the British people for what they were voting to be a part of. Had he told them it wasn't just a trading bloc and was leading to an inevitable fourth reich which the EU is in all but name: they'd have told him to shove that membership right up his arse.
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  4589. Indeed - the wars in Ukraine and now Israel are being used to distract people. As the best way to conquer a people is from within when they're being distracted.
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  4590. And ironically - all those weapons donated to Ukraine? Well "savior" Zelenskyy also went and sold them to... you guessed it - Iran.
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  4591. @SillySausage2024 If the "Elite class" don't matter, then why bother even voting. It's not the government's role to make sure you can eat and whatnot - that's each individuals own responsibility. Or it should be, but people have become so incompetent that they've allowed themselves to become enslaved to an establishment that exists solely to baby them. So much so, establishment need only cut off the chord for a day or two before people panic and immediately latch at them desperately and call that "democracy"
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  4592.  @thejac0b1te36  Why should there be? They've got the people dependant on the status quo hook line and sinker. So incompetent people are today that establishment need only cut the chord for a few days that people panic and in desperation latch at them to which said establishment say "That's what the people want."
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  4593. @SillySausage2024 Always the blame on anarchy - between the anarchists and statists; check through history and tell me who did more harm. There's only a lack of access because people always choose the easy way out: why go to several businesses when I can just go to the one store for all. And certain folk have taken full advantage of it - they can only do what the rest let them get away with, so the same with politics: the MPs are all in the establishment's back pocket - filled by the extortionate practices the masses let them in willful ignorance; having had no real problems, they've invented countless and get wrapped up in pointless gestures, whilst those problems they were fortunate to avoid at first come creeping back. That isn't me misrepresenting your point - it's facilitating it into the reality.
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  4594. @SillySausage2024 Hardly, between the state and anarchy; all the atrocities in history can be blamed on the state. People can only do what others let them and while the majority have never known actual problems, they've let themselves be distracted so then the problems come crawling in via the opportunists taking advantage of human nature: always wanting gain without pain. Put it this way - what would most prefer today - little businesses they have to go around all day, or just the one where they can get everything in an hour? Exactly they go for the latter and then you try blaming the one uptop for taking the initiative when the problems came about from the complacent. The world hands you nothing but two things: borrowed time in varying amounts and the means to make choices and unfortunately the many waste their time making poor choices. You can blame the "elite" all you like, but the first one you need to blame is yourself if you are among the many who let them get there. The only "sensible" party is no party and no better leader then yourself over your own actions and choices.
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  4595. @SillySausage2024 My main point is this - trust no one. Elect no one to represent you other than yourself.
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  4596.  @markbriten6999  Because a Labour and any other will do any better... their agenda is the same.
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  4597. It's too late - the stage is already set and too many are converted: 80 years of ideological subversion has done it's work.
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  4598.  @isakrynell8771  democracy and freedom don't exist in the same sentence as the EU - not unless it involves being outside of it.
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  4599. Is this dude a machinist or Deadpool trying something new during his time off?
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  4600. And so my misanthropy gets worse. Alphabet folk or cultural - i find them all equally worthless.
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  4601.  @garyc7464  and you actually believe them... how precious.
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  4602. Because that's too direct language; too close to the truth and rings hard in the head. I remember reading and listening to the comedian George Carlin about how language each generation takes the humanity out of each symptom. First we had Shell Shock, then it became Battle Fatigue, then Operational Exhaustion and now we have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The humanity is taken out completely as if to lessen the symptom, but does it? We don't have broke people, we have Financially Unable. We don't have old people, we have Senior Citizens. Next we're going to have R**e Victims become Unwilling Sperm Depositories. It's ridiculous.
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  4603. A redundant effort Keith. Unless they're of the status quo - they don't have a shot in hell.
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  4604. Eh not surprising. Ive been ribbing Catholics about their chief replacements for as long as I can recall.
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  4605. People like Murray fight for himself and the country on his own terms, not for a party that'll inevitably become corrupted and controlled by the establishment the moment it gains power. That's why he makes sense and I strongly suggest you do the same. Playing the game within the establishment's rules, serves no good. Ticking the box is as good as signing away the liberties of the country you're looking to save.
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  4606. It's inflammatory diversion. While we're stuck dealing with that bullshit perversion - the ones calling the shots go uncontested as their power expands our liberty retracts.
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  4607. You also never see a union leader in the same position as the many they represent. They're worse then Elitists because at LEAST you know they look down on you; they'll tell you. These parasites make a living by making people feel they're in the same boat and parasite off them.
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  4608. A spade a spade here - they don't want fairness and equality, nor do they want acceptance; like every example out there - feminists, blm and these freaks, theirs is of one thing and one thing only - it's dominion. They want to be the ones calling the shots. People like you, me and a good number out there have TRIED being fair with them, they want dominion and then hide behind some demented victimhood philosophy when confronted and told straight about how the world works.
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  4609.  @sincerelynotme3522  I hope you sleep well at night knowing that the group you rebuke have basically just followed in your stead, utilising the same argument as you have and so by denouncing theirs you've single handedly rendered your own pointless. That one argument being "Why shouldn't I be accepted and be treated equally to you, just because I am." Like it or not, you've allowed them to come to prominence. Sleep tight.
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  4610. And yet you keep voting...
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  4611.  @ASHEN_ONE_GAMES  Eddie Barzoon is a fictional character from a film - he'd been nursed through two divorces, a rehab and a pregnant receptionist. Having lived his life in pursuit of his own impulsive direction, he finally died when he was mugged by two homeless men who wanted his watch that he refused even then to surrender. Now how does that compare with the matter at hand? Because, paraphrasing the speech within that film to pertain to reality at hand - you watch Barzoon bounce around like a game; a wind up toy. Like 250 lbs of preverbrial greed on two feet - his own special creature. We're in the next thousand years and take a good look at ole Eddie; because HE is the posterchild of this new millennium. People like him, like the majority you see, it's no surprise where they come from. We live in a point of time where the human mind has been sharpened to the point that we can split the atom with the push of a button via a simple desire, we've built egos the size of cathedrals, fiber optically connected the entirety of mankind to every eager impulse. We take even the dullest and deluded of dreams and we drape them with money coloured fantasies, until each man and woman becomes in their own mind their own Emperor - their own god and where can we go from there? And as we're each jumping through one delusional hoop to the next - who's keeping their eyes on those in a lazily elected place in power? As their powers expand, our rights traded for privileges that are just so quickly retracted; even the simplest objection to the status quo and narrative is met with stern constanation and mockery - and it just keeps going faster and faster. You're not given chance to think, no time to prepare: it's "For your safety and the security of the future" when the reality is - there IS no future. We're all on a runaway train and just in the UK alone, we have 70 million plus Eddie Barzoons all towing into their 'future' - every one of them desperate, eager to stab even their near and dearest in the back, wipe their hands clean of the evidence before reaching out to their pristine, fibre optically connected device, to tote up their billable hours and brownie points. And then it hits home: YOU'VE got to pay your own way Eddie - you're a little too late in the game to buy out now. With a belly too full, a body too sore and eyes bloodshot, you're crying out with what little air you can gather in your lungs for help but guess what? There's no one there! You're all alone now Eddie - you've become your own "SPECIAL" little creature. And the irony being when the shit hits the fan, they'll blame everyone but themselves for having rolled the dice once too often. In the end we're letting ourselves down.
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  4612.  @JD83000  None of them.
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  4613.  @jamyDodger  😏 and you honestly think they'll keep to that pledge if they ever got in? You have yet to understand that it's not the government that runs the country, but the establishment that does. And all you're doing by ticking one box or the other, is legalising their control over everything and everyone. They OWN you and you keep letting them in wilful ignorance and ideological complacence.
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  4614.  @jamyDodger  And you honestly expect them to keep to that if they got in? 😏 Clueless puppet. Not realising the establishment is who runs things, not the government and all you do by ticking any box is hand over that control.
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  4615.  @franklingoodwin  Better a mouth breather than an oblivious puppet.
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  4616. Our men won't turn on the people. As such they'll send in the UN military and their antics are not reasonable.
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  4617. When the law of the land appeases the criminal at the expense of the law abiding, to what purpose is there to continue abiding.
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  4618. Smh foolishness if he does.
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  4619.  @paulsawtell3991  Wherever their masters tell them to. And heads up; they answer to the same as Tories, Labour, Lib Dems and every other party.
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  4620.  @straightouttacornwall  Who says you need to win - just represent yourself to represent you and no one else. If everyone else did the same, the clowns these puppets obey would have no power. To put it as blunt as I can - the whole game between the parties is a con; designed simply to get everyone to tick, one way or another for that legal consent via the ballot.
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  4621.  @straightouttacornwall  You automatically win the moment you choose to represent yourself and no one else.
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  4622.  @straightouttacornwall  And you are just another puppet in the show; play on, play on. But when it's said and done, unlike yourself you can't blame me for whoever gets in, because I never played along and ticked the box. Keep that mind, when you wind up once again, disappointed.
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  4623.  @straightouttacornwall  So you prescribe in use of a broken machine with the intention of the actual result? To try dousing a fire by throwing oil on it? No change will EVER come about by doing exactly what they want. All it does, is give them what they need to take what they want and render you powerless because you consented to it and thus have you just as culpable. Red and Blue, Purple and Yellow, Green and White - it makes no difference in the end other than the colour of the banner: a banner that serves the same role for the same master in the end. The greatest trick a tyrant can pull is convincing it's people to want to keep it in place.
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  4624.  LionSeries  Wasn't even given the chance to. Though the pillock wouldn't have even cared even if the caller had. I can answer it quite simply. Turn the boats around as they come - even give the former BNP members a job doing it - they'd be GLAD to. Any and all illegals found - OUT. Any and all migrants who break the law - OUT. Any migrant who tries slipping their family through after being given residence, rejected - they either stay on their own or they renounce their status and are Out. We are under NO obligation to the rest of the world - we gave that up when our predecessors abolished the empire.
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  4625.  @gertscheper9653  and can't afford one either. Everyone always brings up economic arguments - when the reality is: no country in the world actually has one. Every currency is based on the fiscal debt cycle: meaning the more debt a nation has, the more money can be loaned based on it. Now how can you pay back a debt when you're literally dependant on it? You can't and that's the issue - with how inflated the pound alone has been since the 30s, when the gold standard was abolished: if we were to go back to it, the amount of gold on earth today wouldn't cover it, because enough doesn't even exist. A single pound of gold will set you back £25k: once upon a time it was a pound for a pound - hence the name. My point is - economic arguments are just a typical excuse to appease the unaware.
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  4626.  @victormontes7007  Helmut Kentler... the bastard...
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  4627.  @vivalaleta  yet profoundly have the same outcome and intention.
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  4628.  @vivalaleta  funny, every union leader never seems to be in the same situation as the members of the union and still get paid even when the union isn't needed. Extorting a service upon the exploitation of the ignorant and unwary - how is he any any different then the media and the politicians who seek to justify their position in elevation above others while said others are tugged into following like good little puppets? I wonder with all the striking he's calling for, if he's going to compensate every striker for the wages they've lost for the sake of protest... don't answer; of course he won't because the only one who benefits in the union is the leader - the nurses if they get their wage rise get it at the expense of the raising of taxes which the wealthy will always pass down to the workers - nurses included and so with the cost of living increasing for it; what have they gained? Absolutely NOTHING. Follow? Or do you still presume to deem my words bullshit and continue to follow the puppeteer?
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  4629.  @guntertorfs6486  And you actually believe the average Joe in Germany back then just went along with everything going on, just on a simple "Oh we're doing this now." "Oh, OK." No one in their right mind would have done that, the take over back then was subtle and was undertaken through a time of indignation and hardship - the fear most German people had wasn't the fear of a certain group of people, it was the fear they wouldn't have enough food to eat or for their kids to have. And Adolf with his crew over the span of a decade took full advantage of that; using a scapegoat in the form of the "undesired" And you don't believe such a thing could occur again - or hasn't? Twain wrote that "It is easier to fool a man then to convince him, he's been fooled." The ego won't allow it - refer to my previous comment.
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  4630.  @djbogz1921  the world's fine, it's just the people in it. And they'll be the first to bitch when it all falls apart: simply because they elected to ignore the responsibility of involvement to keep tyrants from power and focus too much on the bread and circus that's football; a kid's sport.
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  4631. Coward.
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  4632.  @VelvetMetrolink  and the courts clearly know nothing about justice if that is your best argument. When monetary value trumps law and the claim against it - then the whole thing reeks of nothing more then a cheap thrill and a quick buck.
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  4633.  @juliotorres3618  No answer to my previous point I see. And you state voting as a business? Well in that case scrutiny is a given for them but again funny how a quick buck shines over altruism. And Far Right? Anything not in league with Stalin and Mao these days is deemed "Far Right" and need I suggest a book or two about the things they did. And where is the backlash against Hillary when she claimed that Trump rigged the election in 2016 which were proved false and no one pursued a lawsuit about it. Where's the cries of outrage there? I'll wait.
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  4634.  @Letsberealnow82  See mine.
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  4635.  @ebakindeji5941  Why the obsession of pointing every race out? And with that mindset - why should the English be coaxed into calling themselves British when the Scottish, Irish and Welsh face no such prodding - if diversity is "Such a great strength"?
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  4636.  @maskofsan1ty  Well the fact that news outlets like the BBC, following sources by the "Experts" were claiming Italy the other day were experiencing record temperatures of 43 degrees... only for Italians....IN ITALY mind you, to call them out on the bull as it was only 38 - a typical average in the Italian Summer. Another is the affect of man on the climate - a single eruption from a Volcano does more "damage" to the climate then man has in a thousand years and spoiler alert - we've been doing just fine with over six hundred active volcanoes on earth: about a dozen or so going off each year. Oh wait i forget - these are the same folks who want to build expensive and inefficient wind farms that can't be recycled, unsustainable electric vehicles who's battery can't be recycled and do so under the pretense that "They care sooooo much" whilst conveniently making a profit at the expense of supportive clueless and panic ridden morons without the means to think for themselves. Try to investigate and learn by yourself and for yourself - don't be a puppet.
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  4637.  @Likeitorlumpit  Where's the logic in that. You vote in dishonest unreliable self serving puppets then you are responsible for everything they've done. So YOU have no right to complain. Whereas I didn't even leave the house that day and didn't consent - so I have every right to complain about what you enabled without me.
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  4638.  @robertmiller4343  and enable the same few who really run things for our trouble? You can take that system of thought and shove it.
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  4639.  @Likeitorlumpit  That's right little puppet; fail to notice, abandon the truth, just stay sleeping and cross your box and remain wilfully ignorant. But you only have yourself to blame.
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  4640.  @Likeitorlumpit  A different outcome?? The only difference is the face and name, the agenda remains the same. Establishment demand it and you enable it by taking part.
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  4641.  @robertmiller4343  Oh yes, that's right - lets make it a law that the people are forced into signing away their own liberties under penalty for failure to do so... oh bravo! Even the failed painter never had to go to those lengths... 😏
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  4642.  @robertmiller4343  Oh yes! Oh yes let's make it mandatory that you vote and sign away your liberties under penalty... even the Germans never went that far a century ago. 😏
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  4643.  @robertmiller4343  Oh yes! Let's go! Let's have it made into law that you MUST sign away your liberties every few years under penalty... And some folk who went down in history notoriously didn't have to go that far... 😏
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  4644.  @robertmiller4343  WOW YouTube doesn't want me saying what I'm saying here... So you want to make it mandatory to vote and willingly surrender your liberties under duress 😏 Oh Europe's worst tyrant never had to go so far...
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  4645.  @KevinLambert-v4r  🙄 oh for frigg's sake...
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  4646. Surprised? Our economy is dependant on a currency based on a debt it can never repay. THAT'S why neither government or opposition are doing anything to stop migration. More bodies means more debt to spread to keep the pound from default... but eventually you run out of room for the bodies...or they turn on you.
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  4647.  @BooshyBrows  justifying the imposition of martial law. Once the country has been brought to stage 3 - Crisis they can bring about a violent turn of power and usher in stage 4 - normalisation. At which point say goodbye to ALL your freedoms and any dissidence will be met with either internment or a bullet.
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  4648. Well that's one down... how many members of that benefit scrounging family are there?... to go.
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  4649. The single biggest mistake was not seeing this as a psy op to test how far the established powers could push for compliance and how volatile any resistance would be. All in all i see it as an IQ test - a test the majority have failed miserably because they bought right into it and complied like obedient puppets on a string.
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  4650. Damn, someone said it before me.
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  4651. Now this is the first comment I've read on this video that I actually agree with.
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  4652.  @DJWESG1  Labour and the rest alongside them.
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  4653. Socialism in any form is nothing but a ticking time bomb leading to communist or fascist authoritarianism. It's never a matter of what it, only when.
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  4654.  @nightowl7459  Under a false pretense. When you tick a box in the ballot, you're also signing a contract of consent under all aspect of law. If no one votes, establishment cannot legally act on behalf of the country or its people. But people keep voting, keep passing up accountability and responsibility to someone else "Because it's easier" then wonder why nothing changes - the politicians are just the puppets regardless of party; the vote of consent is what establishment is really after, so they can then turn and say "Well you voted and this was the outcome" and you can't argue it having voted even if your choice ultimately lost.
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  4655.  @djdoolittle1315  don't be such a puppet.
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  4656. ​ @charlesoba51 The fact that half vote means they're the culpable ones who signed the contract and accepted the process. Want this to end? Everyone needs to stop supporting it. Full stop. But we know that won't ever happen, so little wonder that nothing ever changes for the better.
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  4657. Let them call me what they will - id sooner be labeled by them, then be accepted by them.
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  4658. And yet folk vote anyway.
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  4659.  @DesignFIaw  Then take that out on the ones in charge, not the majority of people who's only crime is wanting to get on with their lives without being bitched at for being politically incorrect or when they naturally respond to being imposed upon for no good reason. All you're offering is a convenient rationalisation for poor behavior and try and surmise it as a justification for a future when it's nothing more then revenge for the past - a past to which those migrating have nothing to do with and to which you or I have nothing to apologise for. But if you feel "Sooooo privileged" call up the borderforces, sign down your name and address and volunteer to take in and support these migrants yourself out of your own pocket and without taxpayer imposition as well as take legal responsibility for any of their activity both good and foul. I'd give you a month, to be generous before you change your tune.
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  4660. Strictly speaking in biblical terms a virgin meant an unmarried young woman. It's only in recent decades we changed the meaning. But I'd rather doubt she's what she claims in the modern sense.
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  4661.  @pigsfood27  Care to point out the correction?
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  4662.  @ShotgunlessShell  Miryam was married that is true - but conception of Messiah was prior to said marriage taking place. As Yosef was in two minds of marrying her once he found out about her expecting and was convinced to going through with it. So calling Miryam that was accurate.
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  4663. About as long as it takes for you all to realise that the more you keep voting, the puppets of establishment, regardless of party, will keep getting in and things will continue.
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  4664.  @JESUSISLORDFOREVERMORE888  paid shills.
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  4665.  @SJG-nr8uj  Oh please, do yourself a favor and start doing things yourself instead of hoping for a career opportunist to do it for you.
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  4666.  @SJG-nr8uj  Has it not occurred to you to start putting stock in yourself instead of an opportunist careerist?
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  4667. They're not done; simply passing the mantle over to the other side, just like their masters want them to.... and the idiots who vote will consent to it, oblivious they're being played.
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  4668. Seeing how Hamas broke the last ceasefire and how each one the "Palestinians" broke before it - you have no argument. Lets face it - the so called heirs of the Ottomans and Arabs just think they can throw their weight and then play victim when their target strikes back.
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  4669. Labour are a symptom of the actual cause. So are the Tories and so are Reform and any other party you can name. They ALL answer to the one and the same.
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  4670.  @Moonscafe7  May I give you evidence in the form of the current incumbent... 🙄
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  4671.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Yeah there's just one MINOR detail you haven't considered... We're broke as a nation. The banks rule everything de jure as it's their ideals that are put forward by every party in power. It's either that or the party declares national bankruptcy; as how do you pay back a debt with a currency that's not only backed by the very debt itself, but is also loaned to the governing body with interest that can't be paid back because it's the banks who print and own the money to begin with?? I guess you never thought of that - did you. 🙄
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  4672.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Yeah one minor detail you've overlooked - the banks want their loans back: you know, the ones the government has accrued for almost a century... figure it out. 🙄
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  4673.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Oh because the banks certainly won't want their loans back that government owes them if he were to get in and not play ball...
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  4674.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Yeah tell that to the banks who'll immediately want their payments that we can't make when, suppose he gets in and doesn't toe the line...
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  4675.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  By my previous comment - you need to look deep into the situation of those who REALLY run the country. Do you really think, placing your faith in someone who has to play within the system is going to change what's out of his power? Don't be so naive.
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  4676.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  And yes I do have a better solution - but it's one that the weak minded and subverted masses will not do. And that is to reject the system entirely. Stop voting, stop putting people in power over them and finally start taking accountability and responsibility for their own lives.
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  4677. @MartinParsons-tr6wi  How about taking responsibility and accountability for your own life instead of empowering complete strangers with absolute control over both yours and others. To answer your question on a better solution.
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  4678.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  For tyrants to hold power, folk need only say nothing and step aside. You HAVE a choice but in the end you offer nothing but convenient rationalisation for capitulating via consenting to that system by crossing out a box next to a name of someone you know only by what they express to an audience they couldn't care less about; regardless of what they claim. They answer to their masters; the very masters you empower despite your statement of taking responsibility for your actions.
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  4679.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Humanity has proven only to excel at making and repeating the same mistakes of history by their inability to learn from it. Leaders are useless without the masses, hence there's always an emphasis on convincing the masses to submit for fear of the alternative - this is always the first mistake made. It's not during the building of empire or tribe that the proof of the error is made, but upon its completion. The masses can whine and be dissatisfied all they like, but they always revert back to their obedience and then wonder why nothing changes, then are affronted when a select few point out its their ineptitude and cowardice that's has caused their misery to continue. They'd sooner live in the illusion of freedom, than to bear the responsibility of living in it.
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  4680.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  All voting for Trump did was buy them time. His coming term will be his last and never in all my observed perception of history have I seen someone going for power be persecuted so much. Hence I'll make wager with you - his term is going to be inundated with accusation and sabatage. He's one of an extremely select few who have slipped the crack of my point, but once he's gone - establishment will NEVER allow someone like him to run - they have an agenda and so long as folk keep enabling the system, it will continue.
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  4681.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  All he's done is buy them time as an exception to the rule. But exceptions do not negate said rule. I wager it - the moment he's out: as this will be his second and last allotted term, establishment will never allow someone like him to run again and with the masses enabling them by agreeing to the system, their agenda will resume.
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  4682.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Hardly defeatist - my choice and actions are to stand for myself and I don't need a leader or system in which to do so; I have the rights I'm personally prepared to stand my ground on, unlike the privileges that can be given as easily as they're taken under submitting to a facetious authority. It's nothing special or anything of the sort - if people spent less time waiting for others to do the work for them and spent more time standing for themselves - we'd be a whole lot more better off. There are always going to be those too weak unfortunately, but there is no helping those not prepared to try helping themselves. Ironically we agree to the survival of the fittest analogy there: You're handed nothing save borrowed time and the ability to make choices, while being demanded of everything; to which will be taken when people let it happen. Once you give an opportunist power over you, you almost never get it back. So with that said if you want freedom, the only constraint is what you're prepared to admit and whether people like it or not, they constrain themselves for all the wrong reasons thus waste their borrowed time making all the wrong choices.
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  4683.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  I don't discourage them from banding, I advise to avoid engaging in an exercise in futility. Change for the better will not come through a system where those with the agenda we behold, are the ones calling the shots. As a man once said "If the vote meant anything, you would not be given it." And if you cannot help yourself, who can you help.
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  4684.  @rokketron  I ask you this - when the law of the land appeases the criminal at the expense of the abiding, what purpose remains to abide.
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  4685.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  The more things change the more things stay the same. And how is it mere preconception when the reality is that no matter who takes the reins, the outcome remains the same? You see it so long as you're willing to look - but many are so inert and dependant on the system despite their complaints; they may as well not bothered complaining at all, because the system itself is what's the problem. It's like trying to extinguish a house fire by adding more fuel to it.
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  4686.  @rokketron  Because your last comment pertained to what was deemed legal to justify his lack of speaking. If that's the point you're making, why not ask you?
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  4687.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  That's the irony though - people think they're voting different but they're inevitably winding up with the same outcome, even if it's someone completely new. And the establishment wants to keep it that way.
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  4688.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  And once more you misunderstand me... my stance is for people to reject the system and stand for themselves.
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  4689.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Well seeing now Farage has now stated "We should not alienate Islam" you know - the sort who they're covering up the crimes in the video for... care to pick up that phone - you know, because I called it??
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  4690.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Well seeing who Farage has just gone and told people not to alienate the sort in the video topic. Care to continue with that ideology? Cause I called it for when he was going to be in power and now he's proven me right. 😏 But of course, I'm just being negative... right?
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  4691.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Well given what Nigel just came out with - care to continue reinforcing your argument, because he just proved my point.
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  4692.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  "We should not alienate a specific group" the very group he's been critical of up until just recent. That isn't assumption - he blatantly said it.
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  4693.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  How convenient for him to have a justification in cooperating within the system. Some things in life are absolute - in this case you're either in rejection of the system or you're a part of it continuing. In which case; if the latter, don't bother complaining about it when it turns on you. Farage as I said is just another puppet looking to improve himself - so am I for that matter, but at least I'm honest about it.
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  4694.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  How convenient. Excuses for when one does it but criticism for when another does it. So does Starmer get a pass for wanting to pal up with China now for the same reason, or should he rightly be condemned. Can't make a rule for one and a rule for another.
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  4695.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  His perceived blundering is their instruction. He's not doing it because he's incompetent, he's doing it because he's been told to. He's a good boy; doing what he's told. Much like how Nigel is now with coming out with his mantra of "non-alienation" if that's not another demonstration of double standards; i dont know what is.
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  4696.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  saying one thing and doing another? The sign of a politician.
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  4697.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  And why do you think establishment put him there. He's doing what they want.
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  4698.  @MrLegendra  neither will the simpering bleeding hearts who fall for their crocodile tears.
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  4699. I don't - they're a bunch of spoilt brats like they always have been. Given too much of what they haven't earned for too doing too little.
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  4700. They have no voice because so few have a mind and even fewer have any balls. Tell the people about how to run the nation, they stare at you blankly. Mention something about Love Island or Man United and suddenly they're full of philosophy.
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  4701. And if I had a pound (I'm English gimme a break xD) for every idiot out there that believes every bit of bullshit the woke and their shills promote - I'd be the richest guy on the planet!
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  4702. What a pillock - sleeping on a bridge like that and for what. I admire his drive but not his intelligence! As for the pilots training in China - under me that would be treason. And treason under me has only ONE just penalty.
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  4703.  @action1976  That's what they said... and you believe the words of complete strangers who are in the line of work for a comfy pension 🙃 Reform much like every other party just tell you what you want to hear so you'll cross the box and legalise the establishment they all answer to. In short they're lying just like every other party. If they didn't, establishment would have them reamed through the media and have them all replaced.
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  4704. Just cause she's a bishop, does not mean she follows.
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  4705.  @kizzagt  not hear about it? Not surprising as it's not "convenient" for mainstream to cover it. They don't want to inflame the rage of the rightfully inhabitants to rise up and swell in number.
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  4706. Because it's ALWAYS been about one word - Dominion. And the silly girls have fallen for it and thus are under control themselves.
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  4707.  @annem9195  A rather apt metaphor.
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  4708.  @patcoughlan5638  economy? What economy? When you look at it realistically: there's no such thing as an economy in the world today - no country runs on the gold or silver standard and quantative easing has completely devalued any old money. Essentially the world is bankrupt and run on debt which needs to be repaid: but how can you pay back a debt when the money is backed BY said debt? Using economic standing is just a scapegoat bailout to pass onto the ones asking the questions but not understanding the scope of the issue. That's why they're still pushing deals, that's why they'll never fix this mass migration issue and that's why they keep eroding the people's liberties.
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  4709. Democracy has been and will always be an illusion - an ether to settle the masses into a herded obedience. Why do you think most tyrants never need force to ascend to power?
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  4710.  @mijicmugendo  about as much as she insults the elected in Westminster.
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  4711.  @mijicmugendo  you mean like the ones the SNP seem quite happy taking orders from Brussels?
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  4712. Just use a rope - it's reusable and stops them ever doing such atrocity again.
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  4713. 2:09 how pathetic and weak.
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  4714.  @ejun251  🙄So where's the line people won't cross from the sake of their job. Germans in the 30s used the same philosophy to justify their actions or lack of it for the same reason. That didn't work at Nuremberg and when the same things happen for a different reason, they won't work here. Self respect and virtue have been sold off and for what - a job that's not even guaranteed to remain given the closure of studios these days, not to mention layoffs. Trading priceless gold for cream and crackers - pathetic.
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  4715. There's no low they won't stoop.
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  4716.  @rebelrebel7722  I'm afraid it doesn't depend on who or which - the only ones eligible to run are the ones willing to comply with the establishment and their way.
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  4717.  @wickertwm  And then what? Choose someone else who'll do exactly the same. When are people going to learn that voting is a waste of time...
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  4718.  @sg-zd8eb  There is - you've just said it. Let it collapse and then have people finally grow up and be self sufficient.
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  4719.  @Dunnlrs  🙄 When will you people ever learn... ALL. PARTY'S. ANSWER. TO. THE. SAME. MASTER.
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  4720.  @Dunnlrs  What wishful thinking; the only changes that come are those that are decided by those who REALLY run things. Those who you keep enabling no matter who you vote for.
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  4721. Psh and here in Britain and the US WE'RE condemned for "slavery"
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  4722.  @paulfitzgerald7513  Some of the worst things in history were done with "good intentions" so that's no excuse. Anybody who votes and therefore accepts the system, has to accept the responsibility for their poor choice in doing so, because they forfeit their personal rights in exchange for privileges that can just as easily be taken away as they are given.
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  4723.  @paulfitzgerald7513  Ever noticed on each ballot a code is present? That number is tied to your name and details from when you go in to register your vote. That's not me being "Ridiculous for peoples voting choice" it's me calling out the fact they're responsible for agreeing to the charade, oblivious or otherwise.
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  4724.  @teddy2020-v3o  😂 And who the hell even acknowledges those royal brats?! For the last five hundred years, they've watched this lunacy go on and have done... NOTHING. More importantly - why the hell would I and why should I - or anyone else, risk myself or themselves for said brats?!
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  4725.  @teddy2020-v3o  And why the hell should I do that?!
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  4726. That Omitted due to mass profanity and every other one of his fellow Once again omitted can bite my freedom loving ass!
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  4727. I don't call them racist, just useless, outdated and spoiled.
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  4728.  @michaelc3977  Then consider them feelings if that makes the bleeding hearts feel better.
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  4729.  @DuncanHarbison  Nobody in England did either.
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  4730.  @JB_inks  so much for "Diversity and Equality" then huh...
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  4731.  @Charlieb82  as opposed to what Labour was planning and wanted even worse? I'm no fan of the Tories either; cause those last two years were a waste of time.
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  4732.  @leighchapman935  by not voting they made their choice - much like government, you win by technicality not by number.
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  4733.  @JB_inks  waycism waycism waycism; change the channel please. No, styaing and joining a bloc under the lies put forward by Heath back in the 70s was insanity - we didn't abolish the largest empire on earth to annex ourselves into the successor of the sort the whole of Europe was at war against for six long years. Granted that was brought on mostly by the coward Chamberlain - he was a capitulated halfwit too.
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  4734.  @JB_inks  and that's called equity - a different thing altogether. Equal opportunity does not make for equal outcome.
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  4735.  @JB_inks  try that argument and have the bleeding hearts not be hypocrites in their agreement.
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  4736.  @JB_inks  the argument of equity that you called for between voters. I personally agree with the notion of equity but most cry over diversity and equality - both of which do not mix well yet people kick up a stink when facts such as that are brought forward.
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  4737. Problem is their parents are just as indoctrinated as they are. Demoralisation has been instilled in several generations now and as you can see if you recall events over the last sixty to eighty years - each generation has been getting worse and worse.
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  4738.  @martynspooner5822  Naturally. She wound up saying "The Muslims didn't have to sit in" and thus facilitates my point about equality and inclusion - they have the same one fact in common as the extant Jurassic Fish Beast of Aberdeen.
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  4739.  @martynspooner5822  I know right?! You and I just had it in our minds that everyone had to be treated on the same level and degree any other regardless of background and so on... what a pair of fools are we...🙄
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  4740. Well since the war establishment wanted seems to be getting ready to be fired up - they no longer have need of their puppet.
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  4741. ​ @TrudyPatootie easy to "Have class" when she's not worked a single day ever since she married a spoilt brat.
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  4742.  @anitasez  Oh you mean the other spoilt brat who married into that overstayed, overrated and pointless family - cause thats how she started her career. Ask Andrew's late mate Jeff - he'd tell you.
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  4743. So we're suppose to just choose someone over what they say and claim? Without any guarantee they'll actually carry it out? I'd sure hope you don't trust your bank details to an anonymous Zimbabwe millionaire who sent you a convenient email that wound up in your spam folder...
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  4744. It's more the people in the middle rather then the poor. The poor have options, those in the middle don't - they can either continue slugging or become poor.
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  4745.  @erikzoe1 Hmm almost reminding me of when Biden "won" and all of us who called out rigging were deemed... what was it now? "Conspiracy theorists" wasn't it?
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  4746.  @killertruth186  ought to read some works by Marcus Aurelius in regards to simplicity.
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  4747.  @stevec6427  it makes perfect sense; while those waiting times went down, inflation through constant borrowing through their incessant spending shot up. Labour dropped the ball hard on that which gave the Tories the chance to sweep in and do what they always do: take full advantage of a weak and dependant people. The only positive the Tories have managed is putting the vote of Brexit through: which in hindsight if they knew it would result in a Leave vote they wouldn't have - thus they've dithered and haven't even done that properly. Labour would just have us capitulate and submit like the cowards they are.
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  4748. ​ @MarkPayne-k7l Oh shove it, capitualist.
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  4749.  @incurableromantic4006  excellent observation.
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  4750.  @stephfoxwell4620  point we're making is that each and every manner of Socialism have always ended up with the country's economy crashing or the nation going into tyranny... THEN crashing. Like it or not, this is evidential fact: Socialism does not work like everyone promoting it wants it to - it inevitably falls to Communism or Fascism: take your pick. As for Liberals being Liberals - much like Conservatives, you can tell if they're legitimate or not by their policies and most today are Socialists using the moniker of Liberal or Tory to sway attention of the typical distractable masses. It's bread and circuses - keep people entertained and no matter what you do to them, they won't rebel. We actually had a chance at a change of the sort of politician running things just this year - I'm not an utter die hard Truss fan: signing off our defenses to Macron's PESCOS policy was a BAD move, however she was the first Libertarian form of politician in power and they pretty much sunk her right from the word go - they wanted Sunak: the "Obedient little boy" who will carry on with the Socio/Communist plan and it's showing. How else would Oxfordshire be planned to be sectioned off into six zones where access to more then one would be difficult. "It's to save the planet!" They cry in tiresome response: anyone with any sense can see that's a pile of ninth circle bullshit. It's the same manner of garnering control just as Hitler used by blaming the Jews.
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  4751. ​ @haqi9fly You're failing to note one thing - He turns his back only in that we turn ours on Him. Ultimately the issue is choice - even the renegade have a choice and their choices are made in eternity, which unlike ours, there is no coming back from.
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  4752.  @paulsawtell3991  the proof is in the pudding, when you start digging. Tell me, in government, who do you think has the most power? The last say?
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  4753. How rich is that - when your own parliament were sending people over to endorse for Harris... and here we're hearing this lass chastising "Election interference" Hypocrite.
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  4754. Since my childhood I knew something was wrong. From September 11th and the reaction to it. And I dug and I've kept digging ever since, until the cold harsh truths come to light. The tragedy is that too few are listening and even fewer are prepared.
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  4755. When words become impossible to speak, violence becomes the norm - bad move.
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  4756. "His duty to make sure it doesn't come to that while not restricting her" So much for "Equality" huh. He's expected to do, but she's all good to have no responsibility.
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  4757.  @Ntuthu-ZA  Remind me - who was given Ibrahim's blessing: Issac or Ishmael...
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  4758.  @mickmacgonigle5021  I'd like to see you go into Gaza or any other Muslim state and tell them that. Israel you can say what you like within reason, elsewhere you'd be lucky to last an hour.
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  4759.  @howardosborne8647  you mean like how Blair dragged us into an illegal war while he silently ripped open our borders? Or how about Brown selling off all our remaining gold at a fraction of its value, all the while the country had so much to distract it? Don't be thinking that the Tories are the only perpetrators - that's naive.
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  4760. Well he got his poster boy like he wanted.
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  4761.  @El.Cid17  Oh I forgot 😅 he's a spoilt brat who wouldn't know hard work if it slapped him. Hardest thing he's ever had to do is wipe his own backside... and look where that's got him.
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  4762.  @El.Cid17  Well stop the press and call me gobsmacked 🙄 So spoilt kid thinks he runs everything. Got it.
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  4763.  @judithwatts3117  Could've said worse and I'd have still agreed.
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  4764.  @El.Cid17  That's right puppet - keep telling yourself that.
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  4765. Dont start with that: theyre a disgrace and just like his mummy, your "king" has done nothing and will continue to do nothing.
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  4766.  @brianbartolomeo107  supposed to be and yet how quickly folk give it up to complete strangers...
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  4767.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  🙄 The penny drops...
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  4768.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Shame because I've not seen it. Whether I would have disagreed or not, whether it be truth or another misguided thought process - I have no respect for censorship. I may not agree with you but I recognise someone's right to speak when they stand by it.
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  4769.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  We have, but it's only pointless because when the system is worked by their rules - all the disgruntled arguments amount to nothing; for all your claims to not dutifully acquiesting, by continuing to vote - your actions fail to follow your claim. As I've said in other debates there's only one way out and it's the one no-one wants to do.
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  4770.  @peterkay4477  Mine aren't tempered by leanings, mine are facilitated by facts. Leanings and standings account for nothing, when engaging a system set to result in the same outcome regardless - all it and it's owners need is consent and the masses give it with a filled in box.
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  4771.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  My solution has been spoken, it's simply the one too few will undertake. People cling on too desperately to the system so they strive to defend it despite their scorn of it.
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  4772.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  Sure; you ever watched The Matrix?
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  4773.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  And the point of the Matrix is that the AI figured out the best way to control people is to make them believe they have a choice when they don't. Whilst doing away with the select few that realise the truth and thus reset the notion every few generations or so. Hence why no society or civilisation can last - the only way to be free is to take on the personal responsibility for yourself instead of depending on an authority which will always inevitably fail or turn full tyrant until it's fall.
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  4774.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  I'm familiar with Orwells work. I also know society and civilisation never lasts because it either goes full tyrant or is replaced. The Matrix AI figured that the best way to control people is to make them believe they have a choice that always results in the same conclusion.
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  4775.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  I'm familiar with the works of Orwell. I'd recommend Steve Deace's A Nefarious Plot as well to go along with my point on the Matrix Ai concluded that letting people believe they have a choice, so long as the results in the end were the same, ended in a much easier way to rein them in.
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  4776. Tell that to those who were attacked on October 6th and every time before that.
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  4777.  @panu-c4k  I'm sorry I'm struggling to articulate your question and stance - what's your point?
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  4778. Oh but had remain won, would you have any empathy for those who voted to leave? I rather doubt it. I look and I have to ask: what happened to the France that stood for something of itself? That in spite of the third reich's dominion, strove to defy until it's downfall? That rivaled even Britain in its success over the centuries? I say this as someone who admires self determination and respects self improvement, but France much like the rest of the EU members have now deluded themselves into manipulation - you've lost themselves and are losing your country: you're eating out of the palm of someone's hand like domesticated cattle, oblivious that one day the shepherd is going to start eating the herd. I voted to Leave on a number of principals; none of which I had to be "mislead" by others as that berk Verhofstadt would love to claim in his obsession with a United States of Europe; I want my nation's self respect back! And in that pursuit, just like in France and in others - the Uk still finds it's feet weighted down by the careerists opportunists who would rather remain in that failed bloc so that their bank balance can be bloated without any accountability or responsibility.
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  4779.  @stephenbermingham6554  Exactly. Nonconsent and end this farcical system that establishment has used to control the lives of countless in their misery for their own sick and personal gain and for that of their masters.
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  4780.  @christophercharles3169  if their respect could be so easily lost with your refusal to comply with the tyranny being imposed upon exploiting the fear, driven by a matter so easily dismantled by sense, questioning, observation and exposing - was anything of value lost? Or as someone said "Don't weep for the stupid, you'll be crying all day."
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  4781.  @christophercharles3169  Hence my argument of - can it be considered common if sense is so difficult to find? For them it's down to how they're brought up - most have been indoctrinated to either not think outside of what they're told, or to not cause a fuss and just go with it. Take your pick; I elected to denounce both.
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  4782.  @davidbetts9332  Doesn't matter - everyone who ticked the box; either for his or not, consented to the process. Don't want these nutters in power via the system? Don't take part.
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  4783.  @ChristineRead-ck1uq  Well then that ought to tell you all you need to know about the system - either those taking part are toeing the line, or they never see number 10.
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  4784.  @Spartavian95  You're the sort who votes in a stranger whom you'll barely ever meet and who couldn't care less to "represent you" amongst a group of other strangers who could care even less and your doing so enables them absolute authority over not just your life but everyone else's... but I'm the one who's not quite so bright?
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  4785. You are completely oblivious. You think putting another party in will do anything? Even if another did - they'd either tow the company line with your consent or be replaced all the same.
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  4786.  @seaeagle758  Because they've just told you "Oh we're the good guys" and you believe them. I can promise you - the moment they ever got into office they'd be told "Either tow the line or you'll be replaced." They're simply in the position where they're coaxing you into accepting their pitch which is nothing more than a snake oil salesman's means of a making a living.
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  4787.  @seaeagle758  And you know that from what? Because they said so? If I told you I could fill your bank account with a million quid, would you give me your details? 🙄
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  4788.  @danielthemangrande  Hence I welcome the next incoming E.L.E comet.
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  4789. Oh come on, she's just out to save her own skin. Guess that waitress job she was doing might just take her back after all this. "Fake politicians" don't exist.
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  4790.  @abdu_editz  Remind me again what "Palestine" translates to??
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  4791.  @Andy-kj1rc  and the other 70% who voted, still accepted the terms of the outcome. Whether for him, or not.
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  4792.  @Worldsgonebonkers  And where on the ballot did it say he had to tell the truth? And even though you chose reform, you still accepted the conditions of the outcome. Even if Reform got in - nothing would have changed because they answer to the same masters that Starmer and all the rest do.
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  4793.  @AuntMaude  irrelevant. The status quo still stands.
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  4794.  @jenriordan  Therefore none of them have a right to complain. They gave that up the instant they signed the contract.
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  4795.  @Andy-kj1rc  The crossed boxes on the ballots say different.
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  4796.  @Andy-kj1rc  Probably won't, but what people are just not wanting to accept is the fact that no matter what party gets in, no matter what they promise - the result will always be the same. Establishment has an agenda and they're not going to let anyone upset that. So all voters are doing is keeping that system going despite their complaints.
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  4797.  @Andy-kj1rc  Even if Reform got in - nothing would change. Farage would be made to toe the line or like Truss, be replaced. Democracy is dictatorship being polite - always was and still is. There's only one way out of this mess and too many people cling desperately to the idea they have a choice in a system that has duped them so easily, so its not likely to happen.
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  4798.  @Andy-kj1rc  No change will come through the system, but too many are too inert, too dependant on it despite their complaints that they'll keep enabling it. They're their own worst enemy. Democracy is dictatorship being polite; never forget.
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  4799.  @Andy-kj1rc  Said change won't come through the system. Democracy is dictatorship being polite- never forget that.
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  4800.  @Andy-kj1rc  And it wont change - the system is the problem.
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  4801. And this is in a time where digital has a strong hold on today's running - can you imagine what it'd be like, were we living completely cashless and the whole lot went down? It'd be total chaos!
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  4802. To all of you whom have taken Harris' defeat quite poorly and who now believe their world has come to ruin - I give you my fullest and complete demonstration of my compassion towards your melancholy. Ready? Ready. 😂 AHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
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  4803. @misssamjh  Leaving you with all the "enriching" migrants - and that's when they'll take over.
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  4804.  @misssamjh  A takeover without a single ounce of force. And here is the dilemma: either we side with establishment and they do away with all this - but doing so will be the end of all our liberties: they'll make sure of that. On the other hand, we refuse to do so and find our land conquered by those manipulated by said status quo. Ether way - the game is rigged.
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  4805.  @misssamjh  They do it a lot to me too. Too close to the truth, much. They're herding us to a dilemma - either we comply with establishment, or convert to them. Either way, they get theirs.
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  4806.  @misssamjh  It's too late - the nation is already too compromised and the people castrated from their cander. They're all for complaining but think another election will change things; all it will do is change the face of the servant obeying the same master and it ain't the people. That's not me being defeatist, but a realist.
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  4807.  @misssamjh  It's too late unfortunately - our numbers are rabidly being outnumbered and not even by our own. The rest are never going to accept they have to do something themselves - they just want to cross a box and think one government over another will do things differently and they won't.
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  4808.  @xxxBKBxxx  the desperate whine of a coward. I voted to leave and I'd do it again every time i was asked to vote. Learn a thing called dignity and stop looking to grovel to the successors of the third reich.
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  4809. Unless of course you're excluding whites, in which case 'noone' has an issue with that.
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  4810.  @davey1602 "Enlightened Values" are a matter of semantics - what one sees as a virtue, another sees as ridiculous. To have a competent government you first need a competent people. And a competent people have no need for a government as they're already able to look after themselves. And impartial? You honestly don't know the human race overall rather well. Whether you like or hate it - we are all subject to an internal bias that acts out whether knowingly or not.
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  4811.  @Uduwerage 🙄 The pin drops.
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  4812.  @Uduwerage  Well what is the definition of being French? Spanish? Ukrainian? Saudi Arabian? Japanese? You do know the difference between being a citizen of a country and actually being of that nationality, right?
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  4813.  @Uduwerage  Then answer me this - a Caucasian becomes a Japanese citizen, does that suddenly make him Ethnically Japanese? No, it doesn't. And being a British citizen doesn't make you English, Irish, Scottish or Welsh. Perhaps you'd like to explain to every country on Earth that same argument, but oh no; you just would LOVE to point it at England - seeing just how quick you are to fire the "Little England" quip.
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  4814.  @silverlinings3946  oh if ONLY I could go back in time...
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  4815.  @MaskOfAgamemnon  How many people do you care about in your own country? And yet here you are, affronted by the idea of someone prioritising the deeds at home as opposed to elsewhere to which we have no obligation nor duty. Last I recall - the British Empire did something like that and we're condemned for it long after.
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  4816. I suppose Nazis never change their colours... so I have only one thing to say to Hestletine: who the FUCK are you!?
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  4817.  @theangrysuchomimus5163  and who exactly among them were responsible? You know how many wealth people in Britain there were at the time and the amount of average men who went into the line of duty outside their own country? An arbitrary number - so do not lump the majority in with the deeds of a minority. The majority were too busy irking a living to support themselves and their family - you know, the very unit that "modern progression" is looking to undermine? And more specific to the point - as many already have - name a single country and so in not guilty of the act themselves. I'll wait a long time because none have ever existed. Even the native American and Aboriginal tribes were at each others throats for the same purpose long before Britain came along.
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  4818. Prepare to be surprised; because I know not to be when things remain the same, if not worse.
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  4819.  @Irishtradchannel  an understandable reason as I have no love for Labour; never did. However one must be wary of giving one side too much power; eventually it will come to bite back far worse.
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  4820.  @yeshuaislord6880  because people have gotten lazy and complacent. They like the idea of liberty and freedom but not the responsibility and accountability; so they elect few to act on the many, the whole of whom they know nothing about or really care for, so in turn to act on behalf of an even more select few's interests at the expense of the many.
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  4821. And THIS is why I do not give to organised charity. If I wish to be charitable then I shall do so by my own means and without declaration.
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  4822. "Because only whites are waycist..." basically? Psh people like you are who I point to when asked why I embraced misanthropy.
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  4823.  @sophiebell4758  with all due respect, that argument there is simply wishful thinking. In 200 years you know what will be the case for humanity? People killing people. It'll be the same a hundred years from now like it will be ten years from now and just how it's been throughout history. That's not me just being fatalistic or mere capitulation, but a direct observation of fact. We're more likely to destroy ourselves then anything else: it will take the act of God himself to sort things - man and nature are simply too incompetent to harmonise in such veins of wishful thinking.
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  4824.  @hopwaffles  So, given your only reaction has been shot down by the masses - do you have a good reason for your claim of racism or not? No? Then stfu.
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  4825. If youre going to start going on about voting someone else - youre wasting your time and mine. They're all complicit and nothing will change.
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  4826. Further facilitating my stance that he, like the entire family are nothing less then a pack of spoilt undeserving brats. And to think the country encourages them!
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  4827. By estimation, it takes a ratio of 16:7 to sustain and grow a population - seven men for every sixteen women.
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  4828. You speak as if any parliament has ever not been shambolic; guised under the farce of democracy.
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  4829.  @GoodKingMort  Oh please, he was just as much a shill for the establishment as anyone else. As for "Getting an entire generation into politics" what you actually mean is he got them all to bite into the same delusion of "democracy" that the one before them did.
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  4830. Why have a leader? Can't people think and act for themselves? No wonder we get the "leaders" we get - the ones we deserve because most idiots couldn't devise an idea if it smacked them in the face.
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  4831.  @hamishmoodie4612  You shouldn't, seeing as it's the same one pulling the strings of all the others. The politicians are there simply to give you the illusion of choice - choose any of them and you don't, you have owners and each time you tick the box, you have legally submitted to them owning you. And that is a hell of a price to pay in the grand scheme of things.
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  4832. "But at weast he's better then Twump..." seriously, stop the world; I'd like to get off...
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  4833. I trust none of you voted then - cause even if you didn't tick the box for him, the moment you ticked any box, you signed the contract for the winner; whoever it would be, to act how they want in your name. As such voters have absolutely no right to complain - especially when all the parties answer to the same few masters.
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  4834. ​ @TheBigExclusive They're risking biting a poison apple with that...
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  4835.  @hijous  So tell me: You comfortable with someone dictating to you about how they want you to keep your home? How to spend your money? All the while they're in your home?
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  4836.  @hijous  My point is that if you're not prepared to be told how to keep and have your own home, don't go demanding folk how to keep and have their own country.
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  4837.  @hijous  I'm not being hostile, I'm just saying how it is. And I live by a philosophy of expecting others to practice what they preach - regardless of what it is. In this case you say they should learn our language, never considered that we should learn theirs when in their country, as we'd expect them to learn ours when in ours?
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  4838.  @hijous  One easy way to cop out of a conversation.
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  4839.  @Dom-De  Thanks for providing the fact that those who call it out for what it is, dont last long.
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  4840. For good bloody reason. It's rubbish - as I checked we're allegedly just coming out of an Ice Age; does it take the need of suspending the sense of disbelief to imagine that the world might just get a smidgen hotter because of it?
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  4841. Democracy is a farce.
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  4842. Democracy is an illusion.
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  4843.  @StooFras-TheFiresofHell.  you would get either of them ANYWAY. you can not win a vote in a rigged system. Want change? Remove the system by any means and I do mean ANY - because otherwise your votes are a wasted effort.
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  4844.  @colin2271  oh I have looked and I have learned - the game is rigged and the outcome always the same. The system has to go before any vote becomes meaningful.
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  4845.  @lauradavies5346  and most won't - they vote by habit and disinterest. Always.
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  4846.  @an-albumhole4400  and clearly you haven't heard of either an exercise in futility or the definition of insanity - sure you and a few thousand might vote for a new party - now try convincing a good majority of the remaining 70 million why don't you? Unless Reform is in the same league as both the lunatics in the Tories and Labour - they simply won't get the people's vote. End of.
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  4847.  @resiplayerz  and has Brexit actually won? In name yes, but note all the machinations in place to have us slow right back in place like the ones pulling the strings want. Labour had screwed up so much that everyone ran to the Tories - just as they had to Labour 13 years prior. And you want to try the argument of coalition? To counter, the Tories still got in power due to the Lib Dems and was either them or Labour - you split the vote, one of the two largest still wins. Thus - the vote is wasted. A trap indeed, but one that is always going to spring; because how many people can you openly speak to about political matters without the isms and phobes along with all the other catchphrases, getting used in response to your well founded points? The system has a methodology and will work to keep it: if Reform get in it will only be because it's made up of disguised Tories and Socialists looking to further delude people into accepting the idea the system works. Mark Twain said it best: far easier to fool a man, then to make him realise he's been fooled, with the public the best way of keeping them under lock and key was convincing them they have a choice. I don't fall for the trap - I call for the dismantling of it and the way to do it is to stop depending on parties to improve things: do it yourself, dismantle the system and don't play the game by their rules, play by your own.
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  4848.  @Thurgosh_OG  why do you think theyre obsessed with trying to lower the age of voting? And the majority of those who can vote, are consistent with the disinterested who vote in habit so long as football, soaps and Big Brother isn't disturbed, the converted zealots with an obsessive compulsion to moral posture and the self serving who are easily bought with benefits and the like: take your pick and best of luck cause short of the hand of Elohim himself, you won't have a shot in hell in convincing them to vote for anything else. And even by some sheer fluke you got Reform in, good luck guaranteeing me they won't be marching to the same drum: I wouldn't bet on it.
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  4849.  @Mikellewe  if it doesn't win an election, the same sort still get in and what changes? NOTHING! I've already stated what it takes to get things done but like clockwork, people keep clinging to the idea of a miracle new party - they tried that in Germany back a hundred years ago, look who they ended up with. Too clueless and unprepared to do the dirty work themselves to do what must be done to clean up this mess.
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  4850.  @resiplayerz  and it's this kind of backstabbing in the system that makes it completely unworkable. Bear in mind that push that Cameron got can be just as used against us as it can for us. Need I point to how many people lined up and rolled up their sleeves while hiding in meaningless fear over two years: who the hell ever voted among us for that?! A vote by the public should stand by the public - not some opportunists technicality. "In any form" is a lousy argument and doesn't stand - either we have Brexit or we don't and again we have it only in name. Give it a few more months and with the deliberate incompetence of this current Tory party, the masses will vote for Labour and guess what will be overturned with the sob story "Did any of you foresee this? Let's try again and choose wisely" basically both sides of the aisle have worked towards it and the majority of idiots will fall for it, hook line and sinker, through the very kind of backhanded tactics you revere. Happened with Brexit and it'll happen by some sheer fluke if another party - filled with former Tories and Socialists may I add, gets in. They're all in cahoots - get it yet? It's another ploy to make you ignore the elephant in the room. The system itself Does. Not. Work! Remember the cardinal rule in casino: the house ALWAYS wins because fools and their money are so easily parted and the greatest fools are the greediest.
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  4851.  @resiplayerz  and there's just one, minor detail you're overlooking: there's still thousands of EU laws in the UK'S... and no push from the mob to remove them. The majority of people are too focused on not losing their benefits and the likes of Labour are capitalising on it. They're too disillusioned by strikes, which are what the Tories are counting on. As long as those laws remain and the amount of backhanders remain in the echelons, Brexit is only in name when it should be absolute and final.
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  4852.  @juj298  I don't, which is why I say this with much confidence and equally as much frustration. Reform will either get in line with the status quo or never even get a sniff of power and that's not conjecture; that's just a fact. Made up of defectors of both cheeks of the same arse, the party is inevitably going to do what it takes if theyre serious and that means playing the the game; the game in which the voter ALWAYS loses. Their vote isn't a reflection of choice - it's the illusion of it. People are doing squat, easily manipulated and deluded - don't think so? Wasn't that long ago they were all rolling up their sleeves while crying if they forgot their mask, before that they were dancing to Gangnam Style and before that the Macarena. If you can't see this then you're an obstinate fool; even if you vote for Reform, you're doing what the establishment wants as all you're doing is splitting the vote and giving either Labour or Tory an easier time of winning by technicality and by some sheer fluke if Reform wins, nothing is going to change: you'll be complaining and I'll be there to say I told you so.
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  4853.  @juj298  then you are a complete fool. You just don't get the fact you're helping one side or the other - no matter how you try and cut it. Even in defiance, you're doing what you claim to refuse doing. Carry on puppet, carry on.
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  4854.  @juj298  and by doing so you contribute in the guarantee that either Sunak or Starmer walk right into number ten at the next election... you not understand that yet? You contribute to splitting the vote and either party have a numbers game advantage of the seat over the other. You can not win in this rigged system and you're either too bullheaded or disillusioned to not see it how it is - Reform will either act in the same manner as either Labour and Tory in which what was the point or much like the Brexit and UKIP parties; will NEVER set foot near that door. Remember the last time UKIP won power? Spoiler alert - they had a grand total of one seat and lost that within a few short months. You want to know what I stand for? To have people do things by their own power instead of lazily going by the same argument "Oh X party will see it right..." THEY NEVER DO! A career politician is only in it for one thing and that's their career. Period.
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  4855.  @juj298  tell us without telling us you're a hopeless wonderer for a lost cause in an exercise in futility - continously trying to douse a fire with diesel. Do not think for a moment you're the only one who wants the Tories and Labour out for good.
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  4856. Almost like how Biden was and still is a senile old tool and people had to put up with him. .
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  4857. Media acting out the orders of the same masters who own government.
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  4858. An Arab doctor you mean. Palestine doesn't exist.
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  4859.  @SuperGreen36  No, you just don't want to accept it. Palestine doesn't exist. Philistines haven't existed in three thousand years.
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  4860.  @c6q3a24  Rome went and sort to utterly annihilate the Jewish people from existence following 71 AD and the Philistines actually DID go the same way, a thousand years prior to that via the Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians and Greeks... those were genocides long before there was a term for it... But your point about Trump I can side with.
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  4861.  enby33  It sure is when you call it for quacking.
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  4862.  @thebelmont1995  You referring to the political parties? If so then like the rest of them; they're divisive for a purpose. It's easier to rule people divided than when unified and the irony is that all parties beneath the display are unified in their payroll coming from the same establishment. Unfortunately it's also very effective and not about to change as people simply do not agree on one matter or another and those separate people more than even the most optimistic unionist can overcome.
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  4863. "Let no good tragedy go to waste" you're right - they should just be ignored... but then there's a push towards monitoring everything and censorship of "Misinformation" and what better way to push for support then to use something like this. Also remember there's a difference between disinformation and misinformation.
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  4864. Seriously what a bunch of clueless puppets.
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  4865.  @ilovedogs2642  oh how I laugh at that phrase "Conspiracy Theorist" define both words then come back and explain how it's a bad thing when "conspiracy theorising" is what law enforcement and security guards do to catch criminals.
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  4866. And it makes me wonder what's going to happen when the inevitable crash arrives? With the establishing of the BRICS gold backed currency, exposing the fiscal debt economies as being worthless, coming very soon - what will people so complacent in the modern luxury do when it collapses all around them... The foolish man who builds his house on sand.
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  4867.  @Glasgow_kiss  you mean the ones they allowed their dictatorship to obtain and use again them? Ever heard of the expression coup et tat?
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  4868.  @Glasgow_kiss  I don't recall ever meeting one of their dictators... your argument is disingenuous at best... or are you going to start taking responsibility for every fight that took place in Glasgow despite never taking part in most If any?
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  4869.  @Glasgow_kiss  Oh nono they're still have. Just have a thing called life and work to do. YouTube doesn't consume all my time, y'know?
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  4870. Sad thing is we're in a Zombie Apocalypse already!
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  4871. That lass at 3:35 needs to realise that an OF girl is the equivalent of a steak thats had several people chew and take bites out of it before it even gets to your table from the kitchen.
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  4872. When the man sang "Going down in a blaze of glory" this isn't what he meant...
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  4873. @stephenjones5391 governments, terrorists - you'd be hard placed in telling the difference.
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  4874.  @kevlar7669  considering the amount of taxes they pay outweighs the average rate of the typical individual, they already do. You want more in life? Get good, stop expecting handouts and whining about the earnings of others. - that's how winning is done.
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  4875. Idiots like her are; just as the royals are. Idiots and spoilt brats both.
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  4876.  @UncommonKnowledge587  Exactly. You get it, just a shame the majority of the rest don't.
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  4877.  @richardgallagher4880  So our money is backed on gas now?
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  4878. Take it from a Brit - having a spoilt brat stuff his face on a throne, having never worked a day in his life, does not constitute a tradition.
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  4879.  @DJ-769  But all that tea... what a waste...
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  4880.  @DJ-769  But...the tea... take it out on parliament and the monarch, sure... but don't waste the goods... xD
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  4881.  @alisonberry4769  My choice is simple: NO ONE. I think I'm just fine representing myself instead of enlisting an opportunist to do it for me, thanks.
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  4882.  @roygreenwood79  Sorry, it came straight from your hero's mouth. Freudian slip, you know.
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  4883.  @alisonberry4769  Short answer - no-one.
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  4884.  @nathijomac  Fascism stems from Left Wing policies - the Nazis were National Socialists. Socialism - it's in the name.
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  4885. She can sod the hell off!
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  4886.  @ninaaniston1717  that window has gone down to about 8 months nowadays
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  4887. Has it not occurred to you that the banks and markets are the ones who he answers to? Truss was booted out for far less. What does that tell you.
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  4888.  @hordegaming4771  or the wishful thinking of the bumbling opposition for that matter.
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  4889. So the fact Hamas has been uncovered stealing and hoarding all that "aid" for themselves while leaving their meat shields... err, civilians out to dry means... no never mind, right 😒
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  4890. And yet you all voted with a tick one party or another.
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  4891.  @ravd8082  and you don't see that's all part of the plan? One so easily undone but one that so many lack the courage to do? First step is to acknowledge one fundamental truth of the currency of every country today - it's based on nothing, the economy is false and the world is essentially bankrupt.
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  4892. @IronThreads I'll tell you where they should go - BACK the way they came.
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  4893.  @bob_the_bomb4508  Adams would counter best "Democracy never lasts long; it soon wastes, exhausts and murders itself. There never was a democracy yet that did not commit suicide and it is in vain to say that democracy is less vain, less proud, less selfish, less ambitious or less avaricious than aristocracy or monarchy."
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  4894.  @wexfordgirl1  Only in so long that the illusion is kept up.
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  4895.  @nigelsynnott7344  That is the only solution that will work - that's not idealism, that's reality. It's either that or continue to live in denial with your head in the sand. Under the illusion of your vote meaning anything other then submission to an establishment, of whom people complain and object about and yet continue to consent to by voting. Best trick a dictatorship can pull off is convincing the masses they have a choice. People now are lazy and dependant on the state and each generation is proving to be dumber then the last - sure clever enough to work the machinery and digital appliances, but just slow enough to not ask questions as to why. And so they'll get what they've allowed.
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  4896.  @thepissedofflandlord  Until the reality hits and they're forced to either accept the rut they've allowed themselves to be cooped in, or actually do something about it.
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  4897.  @bob_the_bomb4508  John Adams.
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  4898.  @blazzz13  Why should 650 in the commons, 713 in the Lords, a spoilt brat monarch and the established masters dictate to a population of 70 million plus about how they should live their lives, at all? And I answer - because that's the crux of democracy - majority always wins, or at least for as long as the majority of people choose to grant their consent to it. I for one do not.
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  4899.  @thefirm4606  Those in a region longest and who's culture is established.
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  4900.  @kingkong-nk2cz  Unfortunately that's every politician and they ultimately answer to the establishment who ultimately want the power, without the plebs realising that their vote grants them just that - whether who they vote for gets in or not.
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  4901.  @greatscott369  Of course they don't - it's too much hard work in their minds. Most feel like that just because they exist, they're owed something. But that's not how the world works - you're born with only two things: borrowed time on this earth and the means to make a choice and the fact is that so many choose to submit to the will of others not for altruistic means, but because they want the gain without the pain; preferring to live in a distraction then face the reality.
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  4902.  @sadiaali5273  Regardless of your sentiments - you vote and you're going to keep getting more of the same: the Tories and the Socialists in Labour and any other you can name - regardless. In the end they answer to the same establishment and you're merely granting them permission to do so.
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  4903.  @vilebrequin6923  About as big as your swelling of desperation to rejoin that failure of a bloc.
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  4904.  @ericaceous1652  And anyone who believed that was fooling themselves.
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  4905. As if the police needed another reason to show they shouldn't be acknowledged much less taken seriously.
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  4906. Just because they're both Perfect/Ultimate level, doesn't mean they're at the same level of power. Remember Angemon as a Vaccine Adult/Champion has a full on advantage against Devimon; a Virus Adult/Champion but had to use up it's power to defeat it on File Island. Level isn't everything.
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  4907.  @iXUZDAP  Hardly - not saying a Pumpkinmon couldn't defeat a Myotismon, but again a WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon together were defeated by a lone Piedmon simply because of a difference in experience power.
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  4908.  @crustallos3023  What scientific background does Greta Thunberg have? What about Bill Gates? It doesn't take a scientific qualification to work everything out.
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  4909.  @QualityContentComingSoon  And that bs is why no one wants to pay tax. Leave people alone ffs; as I said to "Nontrick" we have enough bleeding hearts making things miserable enough for the rest of us. I don't personally smoke, but that doesn't mean I'm going to make life harder on those that do. Why? Because their lifestyle isn't my bloody business and neither is it yours.
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  4910.  @twistedsister2568  Such fascist crap makes me want to hurl. Obesity isn't something to aspire to, but far be it for the nation to dictate what and how much a person eats. I was always under the belief that once you became an adult, you were responsible for yourself. Clearly too many bleeding hearts want big bwother government to hold their hand.
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  4911.  @polaris7122  given how desperate they were coming to England for a bailout, they may as well have been. Why else would they have done so in the first place, or megerly accepted Anne to declare the union?
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  4912. And just HOW are they supposed to do that - when Hamas doesnt give two tosses how many of their own people they need to use as meat shields whilst Israel is getting penalised for doing what it was saying it would do and gave people enough warning?! See, THIS kind of bs is among the reasons i said the rest of the world needs to keep out of this...
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  4913. No, another puppet would be and nothing would change except they'd have legal consent via the numbers. Do keep up.
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  4914. Oh but when Trump refused - he was "A threat to democracy..." now it's OK when the Democrats do it... what's that smell... ah... the distinct odor of HYPOCRISY!
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  4915. There already isnt. Reform are just another distraction from the actual problem. The set up establishment has made and the masses constantly enabling it, in spite of their whining.
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  4916. I hear someone claim they're a "Video game journalist" I immediately denounce any and all opinion of theirs as invalid. To think these folk should be taken seriously is a joke for which no one is laughing except for pity's sake.
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  4917. And yet here we are continuing to believe that there is a difference.
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  4918.  @rogertrujillo6039  Given the politicians are a reflection of the people and both parties answer to the same establishment, it's safe to say both. Why do you think there are so many who despise Trump even amongst the side he's nominated by...
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  4919.  @Rypper37  still waiting on Blair giving that report on Iraq, Brown justifying the selling of our gold for quantative easing and Cameron - to finally explain why he pussed out after his attempt to keep us in the fourth reich backfired.
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  4920. Tokenism ever the more... as if his rise was anything based on merit, instead the media immediately turn focus on his skin colour and ethnicity and try and score points only to fall flat on their own arguments of dissuading such a notion. How pathetic.
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  4921.  @FoxyUSAx  Israel isn't, but the ones in charge are. Don't be tarring the Jewish people and the Zionists with the same brush.
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  4922.  @tbatallen  We got barely anything that Brexit was meant to imply - with so many arrangements that shouldn't be in place and an establishment dragging it's feet to hope people "change their mind" is it any wonder things how they have turned out. Face it, the EU is just as much a con as the illusion of democracy itself.
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  4923.  @nicks4934  Hardly.
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  4924.  @tbatallen  We didn't abolish the largest empire on this earth to be annexed by the successor of a reich we spent six years in war with to defy. And I don't even hold any respect or answer to this establishment in the UK, so what makes you even consider the delusion that I'd hold any to that failure of a bloc trying so desperately to emulate the US, which can't even sustain itself or upkeep it's population. Environmental rights. Enough said - Greta hasn't worked a single day of her life so I won't even begin dismantling that nonsense here. Standards for workers? You mean those who are passed over for exportation from countries outside the EU where regulation is far less? Consumer rights? Oh you mean where they're charged more and penalised for making their own choices. And rights over all? 😂 Oh brother you have NO idea just how badly you're being conned.
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  4925. @Candymancoug  Seeing as the term "Palestine" means "Land of the Philistines" and no such people exist; there's noone really to disagree. Is there.
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  4926.  @ZWSFC  The only land the "Palestinians" have is Saudi Arabia. Israel belongs to Israel.
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  4927.  @Mogorman87  Care to try and comment again? You're making no sense...
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  4928.  @fm-oldmanphil  Exactly, they never owned land - they only ever tried taking it and ultimately failed.
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  4929.  @ZWSFC  It was reestablished back where it was originally. The evidence is impossible to overlook.
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  4930.  @fm-oldmanphil  Just because he said it in irony, doesnt mean he believed it.
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  4931. They're both puppets as are Harris and so on.
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  4932.  @El.Cid17  give me the button that says "Abolish" and I'll guarantee I'll press it without hesitation.
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  4933. ​ @snoopyandnoopy Hamas did that when they refused to let the population leave, following the war they started. Whats your point.
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  4934.  @jessicaandersson4313  Pretty difficult to flee when your so called "protectors" are forcing you to stay at gunpoint.
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  4935.  @jessicaandersson4313  No, but their followers control their families.
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  4936. Finally a group that are seeing sense. The only way we're going to get this though isn't through the ballot, but the utter rejection of it. If people are to take responsibility for themselves, they first need to stop electing people to "represent" them and instead do that themselves.
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  4937. Oh but Met Police - it's what you and everyone wanted isn't it? Diversity and inclusivity in the country? Because it's a "strength and good thing" right? Or are you prepared to admit that those pantomiming political correctness are simply full of it?
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  4938. Nuhuhuh... "Equality, diversity, inclusivity and inclusion" isn't that right...
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  4939.  @devichayut44  I know, what I know.
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  4940.  @devichayut44  and where we are and how we react to what's there, will affect how we perceive. And what we permit will only expand further still - question is, do you wish to let it and if not, to what end will you go?
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  4941.  @devichayut44  an exercise in futility.
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  4942.  @devichayut44  Apartheid is one man's travesty and another man's justification, just as war to one is travesty to one and opportunity for another. Which one, one chooses to decide is all a manner of perspective.
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  4943.  @devichayut44  Just as attacking and abducting innocent women and children, without rhyme or reason ought to be - but not much on that front these days clearly. Law is a semantic based on those who would either agree to it or disagree and it's only in a state of support or fear of rebuttal that such has any weight and that in itself is an abuse of power. My words of choice are based solely on whether you want to play victim or do what every grown man and woman should be coming to understand as they grow out of their childish ways - and think things through on their own attaining and their own ability.
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  4944. You think?
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  4945. Two things - she's not entirely wrong, but 1, the left has always aspired to this - so trying to put any blame on the "Far right" is a fallacy. Both as she claims are indeed opposites, but they're opposites of the offshoots of the left. And this has been going on for decades with recently the movement moving so quick it's become apparent. I also suspect this to be too convenient - the fanatics have always been known to boast their intentions through means like this. I suspect she's been encouraged to tell everyone about the facts - they're proud of it.
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  4946.  @juantheiii3361  Elohim is a title - one that was shared by many of the Heavenly Hosts; the Sons of He who is I Am, before even their rebellion in the fathering of the Nephilim, the now demons upon this earth.
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  4947.  @aaronharun1394H  Actually when He first came to Ibrahim, He came in the form of three men. When Ibrahim saw the three men, he approached, kneeled and proclaimed "My Lord" not "Lords" Just because He is one being, does NOT mean he cannot come in more then one form. He is capable of all things in His wisdom. Wisdom and power beyond anything that could be conjured in mankind's philosophy.
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  4948.  @aaronharun1394H  Then you clearly do not know Him. Which of the Elohim could possibly make claim of being The Most High, if they could not have the humility to lower themselves in sacrifice to pay for the sins of mankind following the first spiritual rebellion in Eden? "He who exalts himself will be humbled and those who humble themselves will be exalted." Messiah came, the Word of The Most High given flesh - as it is written in Isiah to pay the blood price - for the penalty of sin is death, on behalf of the whole world. For if mankind could save themselves then Messiah died in vain. And He does not ever make mistakes. What being could EVER possibly claim to be the light and the way if not He himself? He who lowered himself to the lowest low in death and conquered it and be elevated once more as The Most High in so that the scroll with seven seals can be opened. Muhammed was a demon attacked individual who indulged in perversions and twisted the dogma of a people who he could not possibly know much of as his "testamony" came six centuries after Jerusalem had been all but annihilated following Vespasian's order to Titus. The Adversaries of The Most High and His Word, knew they were beaten once He had ascended past death and transcended. Muhammad was a false prophet who has been just as responsible for the persecution of His people as every other put together since. Even Adolf in 30's Germany claimed Islam as the "perfect religion" for their assaults on His people and that among the countless other examples should tell you something. And Gabriel meeting him in the cave? Angels - or Ma'lak are mere servants of The Most High with no free will of their own; how could a mere servant of He, falsely make claim to Muhammed and equally be of His service? The short answer is, it was NOT Gabriel, but Ha-Satan.
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  4949.  @sandburgmartin7947  He sheds tears for the deaths of every man and woman - unfortunately that's a downside to free will; mankind is enabled to choose in doing evil ad well as good.
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  4950.  @ManplansGodlaughs  Given that Yeshua is The Word of The Most High given flesh and the fact that He is beyond our understanding, who are we to say He is not, when He says what He says. "You shall have no other before me" that is the first commandment also, so why would He send Messiah to be prayed through if that deprives Him of worship. Think about it.
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  4951.  @aaronharun1394H  "The Sons of God took notice of the daughters of man" Genesis. Automatically contradicting the statement that "He is incapable of having a son" Just that alone, among countless, is enough to state that that proclamation you've printed is nothing but a false doctrine.
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  4952.  @ManplansGodlaughs  And yet The Most High will not share his glory with anyone as it is written. If The Son of Man is to sit at his right hand, that makes him equal. So who's argument contradicts that statement of Him: those who say that Messiah is The Word of The Most High, or those who refute the claim?
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  4953.  @pandjidhewantara  except for Muhammed, yes.
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  4954. Three simple words to improve things - Drop "The Message" because clearly it doesnt work, due to the fact that nobody with any sense CARES. Those that do, tend to be those with two remaining braincells, fighting for third place.
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  4955.  @khattlambert2312  And you honestly think Reform or any other would have done any different... there's being adorably naive and there's being sickeningly gullible. But it doesn't matter - the rule is majority rule out of the seats; that's what you signed in agreement of. Your MP may have won their seat, but still lost out on power - not that it would matter if they did win - their party's loyalty is the same as any other viable one.
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  4956.  @lorraineaspen3729  Only those who didn't vote at all have any right to complain as they're the ones who didn't agree to the terms and thus also didn't sign what's been since the system has been in place, a proverbial blank cheque.
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  4957.  @lorraineaspen3729  And those who didn't vote are the only one who retain their right to object as they're not the ones who signed what's basically a blank cheque.
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  4958.  @st20332  That's why back in the day a game had to be GOOD before it was released. It's a little thing we old folk liked to refer to as "Quality Control" and "Getting your bang for your buck" The younger generations have settled for less and behold the result.
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  4959.  @jeffb7256  Stress?! What stress?! The spoilt brat hasn't worked a single day in his whole life! Neither had his mommy or all who came before.
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  4960. The problem with AI isn't the AI itself, but the people in command of them... and amusing isn't it that the ones who fear them most are the ones who hold their reins for a profit or control over the masses...
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  4961. For all your talk - all of you commenting here, you don't realise how Reform is just another party of puppets for establishment; who get in no matter which party wins
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  4962. 😧As if there's ever been a difference...
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  4963. And we gave that money...why?! I opposed it before and I'm facepalming now; especially with the audacity of this ungrateful bitch. The money came out of OUR pocket which could've been used for far more vital things.
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  4964. Almost as if it's only implimented when it's convenient, no?
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  4965. Just for the record - we in the west dont need that addiction for that issue of lowering our population - the alphabet group and the insufferable entitlement of modern women has done that already, so to us that problem really has no bearing.
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  4966. Yep. Business as usual for the scrounger...err ahem "royal" brats.
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  4967.  @bhere1408  Bleeding Heart and Puppet alert.
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  4968.  @cqllel5186  And it's again, as driven by semantics as it's void in its appliance.
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  4969. Yet people voted anyway, thinking there was any difference.
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  4970.  @jameswatson5807  "European" seeing as the Jews were dragged out by the Romans, are you surprised there's European in them today? Luckily the Jewish lineage is passed from mother to daughter - you can't pass that up. Mitochondrial DNA and all...
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  4971.  @Dreadwyn  Ah I wondered when someone would try this - given the nature of entropic deterioration on the DNA of every specie; no genetic profile would last as long as the theory you claim's specimen is implied. That's no cherry picking, that's called using fact. That's why "evolution" remains a theory and not a fact. Try harder.
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  4972. As if you knew anything about dictatorship.
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  4973. You voted thus you gave the winner full permission to make choices in advance.
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  4974. You speak truly. I respect that; unlike the cowards who won't call a spade a spade.
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  4975. And be made to obey another countries demands? Sorry; not about to start goose stepping yet.
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  4976.  @triciabaker8992  So what are you going to do, even if we got a General Election: vote someone in... they'll either carry everything along or be replaced by those that will... and it'll be done with your consent.
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  4977. There is only one reason why the UK and everywhere else is already damned: the people not only do nothing, they continue to engage and thus enable the system that controls them to remain. What we see is just the consequence and aftermath.
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  4978. The only thing moving forward regardless of voting choice is establishment's agenda. Cross your box, obedient puppet.
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  4979. The guillotine wasnt medieval and we did it first with either a sword or an axe.
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  4980. Question is; who do you vote for? The Tories are corrupt, Labour want to sell us out, the Lib Dems are inept, the Greens are lunatics and the rest are simply too small. A government is a reflection of it's people and the fact we keep getting idiots across the aisle into power tells not just about them, but about us too. If this country wants good leaders then we need to as individuals, get good.
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  4981.  @douglasrutter6809  call me ignorant but I have no clue who they are.
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  4982.  @paulclairethomas1344  It already has. Establishment don't want free thinkers, they want obedient puppets.
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  4983. And Hamas was denying their own population to leave despite Israel's advanced warnings.
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  4984. The hundreds awaiting to grovel at the crotch of a spoilt brat. At least I can criticise the one for a different reason - what a waste of an egg.
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  4985.  @cheryl1646  "reigning" you mean stuffing his face and scratching his arse whilst the government's under his name sort to sell out the very people who elected them to power to which he does nothing like his mother before him and so on - yet he's to be revered? I'd rather not. Actors and "movie stars" mean nothing to me and an outdated relic with no meaning or value, mean even less. Respect isn't just handed, it's earned and he has earned none. "OH but the revenue and tourism" you may whine - but tourism to royal estates compared to the cost to keep them is non existent and I don't recall people EVER having the question passed to them as to whether or not "royalty" could own the land. I'm far from a communist or socialist, but elevating a brat to reign and just wave their hand about, make speeches they don't even write, nor even know what they're preaching - IE - until he's lived knowing what it's like to wonder what takes priority to pay: food for the day or the bills; or until he decides he's no longer going to have all expenses paid flights and so forth whilst whining on about "Oh the planet~!" To dictate to people to deny themselves a break when they finally can afford to, he can stfu about my way of living - is utter nonsense.
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  4986.  @cheryl1646  I'm British and I have no respect for an institution that has watched this nation go down the toilet and do nothing for its people - rather encouraging it and the discouraging of people objecting to it. "Good causes"? You mean the charities in which pay their staff out of the donations most of the income , with barely a penny in every pound going to the cause it claims to promote. Financial gain exploiting the desperation of the unfortunate and you call that noble? It's sick! Oh the queen died - big deal. My mother died last year - a hard working woman who paid her dues and busted her arse off her whole life only to die in an intensive care unit, because in spite of being in the hospital for two weeks - despite it being financed with the very money she helped contribute to the running of, she was left aside because the paranoid halfwits were scared of a bloody cough so her lymphomic induced sepsis went completely unnoticed until she went comatosed and never woke up. She did more then that "Queen" EVER did - where was the country? Oh she didn't matter because she was just "One of the chaff" I had to carry on and take care of the matters with my sister, but the whole world comes to a standstill for a spoilt brat?! I accept the world isn't a fair place - I get all of it. You're handed nothing and have to earn everything - that's how it works, so I have no obligation nor intention of giving them the benefit of the doubt and excuse them from the rat race. Or if they're allowed exception; I want exception. Oh doesn't work that way? Well then why then should I even lift a finger for them?! Civility? Hah! As if any of them would have a clue - none of them have EVER worked a hard days work for a needed living in their entire lives. If they weren't designated "royalty" they'd be called what they really are - good for nothing scroungers who expect us all to "Know our place" oh they "rise above" the bickering alright - they avoid any work altogether. You can support the brats all you want in this deluded worship - but I for one can not WAIT until the possible day that the ivory tower finally falls and they get a taste of how the world really works. Oh how the bleeding hearted masses will weep.
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  4987.  @Genesis-007  You honestly believe that? You really haven't been paying attention these last two decades my friend. They're all in the same boat and answer to the same establishment who will never allow someone who defies their agenda into the reins of power. Trump managed to get in by a miracle and lo behold all they're doing to destroy him. Even Nixon didn't get pursued this much and he WAS doing something dodgy...
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  4988. And they got in because of the problems caused by Labour before that. We still not found those weapons Blair was ranting about? We get the value of that gold Brown sold off? Tories and Labour are two cheeks of the same arse and the other parties are the crap in between.
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  4989.  @mattboyer3385  I sure don't recognise it and neither does any of the line that land belongs to.
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  4990.  @You.are.boring.me.now2024  Well put and as for your note to them: won't be surprised if they ignore it, I mean the world has always hated a successful minority and the fact the Jewish people are the only ones who have ever come back from the brink of annihilation, shows how successful they rightly are.
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  4991. Pledges are all they have left - the nation is broke.
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  4992. Well for starters you can stop voting and take responsibility for yourself. That goes for all of us.
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  4993. No, we have TWO genders and they're not interchangeable. You're either born a boy or born a girl - hermephrodites are NOT an exception, the internal organs are either one or the other so that rules that argument out. End of. Hearing their bs is reinforcing my identity as a Misanthrope.
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  4994.  @Sneezy563  and you know what will happen? Next to nothing - they'll just double down on the next big spin: the bs that is Ukraine and given the tensions over Taiwan, that'll be next along with the huge economic crisis we're up to our knees in and about to take the plunge. The majority of people are indoctrinated into following the next big story, like a dog gets trained to follow the stick and a cat gets transfixed by a laser pen. Ideological Subversion in full scale and stage 2 is almost finished.
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  4995. You voted at all - you have legally denied yourself the ability of complaint. Maybe next time you'll start being responsible for yourselves instead of falling for the ploy of complete strangers telling you what you want to hear.
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  4996.  @babyvaso3855  A strategy brought about by the elephant in the room - in the words of the wise man "A city will survive it's ambitious and even it's fools, but it can not survive treason from within."
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  4997.  @mrbob4104  I'm not saying it was better in the past, I'm saying in the past that people either sucked it up or actually did something about it before moving on and not let it define them. These days we live in a time where few problems actually exist so almost out of morbid boredom, people have made problems and are that emotionally frail they can't cope and opt out. What people think is that the world can get along and everyone is going to magically hold hands and it's going to be sunshine and rainbows - that's not how the world works. It's a harsh place where if you're going to be as gentle as a lamb, you'd better be as wise as a serpent and if you're going to be dumb then you've got to be tough. That's life and that's the hand you, me and everyone else is dealt.
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  4998.  @vera-anneandersonvee  Oh so it's called "Colonialism" when a few back centuries ago did it, but when THEY do it today, it's called "Enrichment" I see hypocrisy is something you've never understood as a concept.
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  4999.  @angihentze6140  Try asking the thousands smuggling themselves here.
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  5000. People oppose them and yet they do nothing. Even IF they got their way, they'd only wind up putting in another lot of puppets to carry on establishment's agenda and nothing will change. There's only one way out of this - and noone has the brass.
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  5001. ​​​ @YZ250W1 No, you just had two unhinged lunatics take aim and luckily miss the mark as tbey so often do the point.
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  5002. Technically you can't be hit by a meteorite, unless it gets thrown at you by someone. A meteor you can as it's falling into the atmosphere. Meteoroids on the other hand, you'd have to be in space itself to have a chance to be hit. Yes I'm being pedantic, but that is the actual fact - Meteoroids are in space, they become Meteors once they enter the atmosphere and Meteorites once they impact the ground and remain intact. And it has to be metallic primarily to be classed as such - Asteroids are primarily rock and Comets, ice.
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  5003.  @kizzy2874  and the fact that those giving out these jabs are not only making a killing but also have amnesty from prosecution should anything go array in the future says that phama's out for people's best interests? A healthy population: what good use is that to an industry that depends on the ill? That's like saying what's the point of a government when everyone's obeying the law, thus they can't crack down on anybody but criminals.
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  5004.  @kizzy2874  not a lot of them make so much at the expense of your misery. And I am so sick of the whole mocking of "Conspiracy theorising". Seeing how thats what a detective or any well versed officer does for a living - I fail to see how it even holds any weight in a conversation.
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  5005.  @kizzy2874  Semantics. It takes a great a deal of personal good restraint to go through all the facts from all accounts to discern from the fraudulent to the legitimate without those three issues. And in courts since you mentioned them - lawyers often utilise bias, emotions and the manipulation of facts to better win over the favor of the ruling. So your argument is null and void - or would you rather have people not think for themselves... or if you prefer "You can think what you want, but only of we agree with it"? And sure; their choice. I advocate freedom of speech and choice - but that swings both ways. Don't chastise, demonise and advocate the penalising for those choosing to object to the status quo of the mainstream - who for the most part would love nothing more then to throw these people into "camps" for their disobedience. Funny - nations that objectified against discrimination and segregation are now implimenting it to thunderous applause.
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  5006. Short term memory I see... remind me why Blair wasn't arrested for his illegal war? Or how Brown accelerated the destruction of the economy by selling off the gold reserve for a pittance? I make no excuse for the Torys, but don't go thinking Labour have any altruism, nor do any other party - they all share the same purpose: to goad people into ticking the box to then legally act out the agenda of their masters in the name of each fool who signed away their liberty for a continuous lie.
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  5007. Admirable words for a puppet.
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  5008.  @williampatrickfagan7590  Thank you for proving my point.
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  5009.  @itsmelampoi  We did NOT abolish the world's largest empire to be annexed into the successor of one we fought six years and lost so many, to defy. "Free movement for tourism travel" basically means no borders as its impossible to seperate tourism from plain migration. Each country has its own set of issues and manners - so "equal" is out as impossible. So sod that. I refuse to be dictated to by puppets in parliament - so much i have never voted for anyone to "represent" me and if i wont do that in my own country - Europe hasnt got a shot in hell in winning me over.
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  5010.  @NorthernMouse52  Deny it all you want; I'd sooner be mocked then joust my hand out whilst wearing jack boots like every EU bleeding heart whining "We need to howd hands and be wone big happy famwiwy... waaah"
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  5011.  @robertcottam8824  I miss the joke?
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  5012.  @maxwild1212  what you call representation, I call answering to another circle of control. I have no respect to the system of distraction in our own country: as they answer to the ones who really run things. With that said, I don't vote for them and thus give them no permission to act either, so the EU has even less as far as I care.
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  5013.  @maxwild1212  Because if voting ever made a difference then do you really think those in charge would ever allow for it; if it meant unravelling their own direction in running things? The "voted representation" you prattle on about are just puppets - faces to blame when things are carried out and are to the public's detriment and yet they can't retort to establishment because the vote legalised their authority for a term in each voters name. And if that's what happens in any one country, it's even more apparent in a union of countries. And I for one want none of either. You claim my response is incoherent - name a single thing that fourth reich has EVER said that made sense. I'll take great satisfaction in tearing any example you offer apart.
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  5014. What a pity - my latest retort to an obedient puppet was removed. 😏 I'll file that one under "Nerve Touched." Somebody's rose tinted view of the world must have been threatened.
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  5015.  @maxwild1212  Whoever it was, it's the same sort you want to keep empowering.
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  5016.  @maxwild1212  You vote for authority don't you. You thus legalise their actions and their actions are primarily to impact negatively other then establishment's disinterest. I don't vote for politicians to "represent" me at home and I won't have any do so with me in that failed bloc.
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  5017.  @maxwild1212  They're only legal because the majority of deluded halfwits fall for the bait of the process - convince people they have a voice and they'll give it up under the illusion of choice when they give up control. I wonder just how legal their decisions would be if everyone in the country turned around tomorrow and told them to shove it. Bring in the military? And they're part of that same mob. I couldn't care less of "Being cool" I can sleep at night laughing at everyone whining and complaining about the state of the nation they claim they hate and yet they consent to by voting. How is it a success? Hungary and Poland might like a word with you: with their being coerced between destroying their cultures by incoming or through bankruptcy. Greece having a say? Too busy being indebted to Germany last I checked. It's a failed bloc guised like every other as a "democracy" well a wise man once stated that "Democracy is always only one day away from dictatorship."
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  5018.  @maxwild1212  😏 Yet another nerve touched - another comment of mine removed.
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  5019. And it will come sooner then most think - with BRICS on the eve of its establishing, the west is going to find its bankruptcy undeniably apparent.
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  5020.  @lisafoodie8443  Wasn't even low key - it was in plain sight and allowed deliberately by the very powers people keep rejecting and yet keep voting in puppets to do the work for them.
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  5021. Of course he wants unrest - the establishment is counting on it. The 40 percent of people who are aware of what's going on - only about 5 percent of that will know not to fall for the bait. The remaining will go up in arms and bring about unrest... and the other sixty percent of the country - blind and oblivious will panic at the sight, looking to beg for a quick fix because they want "normality" back. And that's when the bar snaps down, the trap triggered. The government will happily indulge them... at the price of their liberties and "rights" which are in truth mere privileges - portrayed as "Just a temporary measure, until it's all over." Dictatorship is seldom appointed by force, but almost always welcomed through democratic process: Rome did the same when Casear was appointed protector - they suspended democracy and gave him absolute power to deal with their plight. And he never gave that power back. Same with Cromwell, same with France, same with Stalin, Adolf, Mao, Kim and Poi. It's the same story and people fall for it every time.
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  5022. A testament to say "I will do away with some amongst my own, so you know there's no price I won't pay to have things my way." And the likes of Ian Hunt are in league with this lunatic?!
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  5023. I would rather die.
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  5024. About as much as Truss understands Leave meant Leave and yet she's just signed our military assets to the EU essentially.
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  5025.  @SenatorArmstrong2018  looking at the antics of Biden and Harris over this administration - sure, Trump "Lost" and the amount of footage demonstrating so much to testify a Red Herring that we call Jan 6th means "No, never mind"
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  5026.  @imperatorvespasian3125  Clearly they didnt. The mindset of the mass puppets is "Orqnge man bad" because thats what they're told to think.
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  5027. I've always wanted a Pontiac Firebird...
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  5028.  @robroots2492  by not playing the game at all. There's only one way to end this madness once and for all and unfortunately the masses are too inert and dependant on the system we yearn to undo.
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  5029.  @whatayear  and when social media kicks in like it always does?
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  5030.  @davidbanner9001  that's typical of any party, yes.
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  5031. Why? He's just as much of a whiner as she is.
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  5032. It's not an attack, it's a victory on their part - they've already been infesting the halls of the establishment, invited in by establishment itself as it was already corrupted enough. This is the burden and the price of enabling power over oneself with that of another. I've said it before and I'll say it again, democracy is the biggest scam there ever was along with monarchy.
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  5033.  @sineadmurtagh943  Who says im calling the English, Scots, Irish or Welsh?
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  5034. "Working Royals" Hah! About as comical as the idea that democracy is "for the sake of people having their voice heard" or that "Government have our best interest at heart" what a joke.
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  5035.  @nretik  Your point about government is correct - though they're merely puppets to those who really run things. However I have studied into the "Royal" family and all their 'wealth' is undeserved and unjustified. What, because a thousand years ago a pretentious egotistical prat from Normandy was able to convince a few thousand drunken suspecious halfwits that they ought to make him king and take ownership of land? Well if I declare myself Emperor, through convincing a million or so to follow me - does that make me so? No, it doesn't. And as for the "work" aspect - stuffing their face and being so pretentious so as to travel luxuriously around the world to lecture people on how they're living their lives wrong - when none of them have ever earned their own keep their entire lives or had to live without: ALL at the expense of the taxpayer, does not constitute as "working hard" were they not being recognised as "royals" by ridiculous halfwits, they'd be seen for what they are: a bunch of brattish, deluded benefit claimants who wouldn't know work if it smacked them in the face. And Charlie like mommy before him and every last monarch since the restoration has done NOTHING. The last one who did anything, did so by receiving an axe to the neck... ironically also called Charlie. And the "wind farming" I'm actually laughing at that - those things are counter productive, cost more to build then they ever will make in profit and when they need decommissioning, will cause more "environmental damage" then the source that anyone with any sense would just use, ever could... and guess what; those wind farms need oil just to run - so 'noble' a waste of money on land that Charlie has 'inherited' but hasn't ever earned. And money? That's even richer - he's a "King" of a nation like every other that has a currency backed on how much debt it owes as the pound is; like the Euro and Dollar etc...WORTHLESS! So much for "handling money" properly - can't even get any that has any actual worth since the last pound worth anything on its own was concluded in the 30s with the dropping of the gold standard.
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  5036.  @WTFyousayingboy123  most groups end up like nothing more then another People's Front of Judea... my evidence: well where's these so called groups that have actually achieved anything of merit?
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  5037.  @patkearney9320  and NATO will sure love waltzing in to "Quell an act of domestic terrorism that the populace are unable to depose" because let's face it - the generation that was last aware of the location of their ballsack is on its way out. Those of us in this current generation that have the same natural tenacity are barely a minority amongst our own peers: look at how many of them vote blindly believing it makes any difference.
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  5038. Why then is the mainstream so outright bent to try and destroy the man? They wanted to delay the trial a day before the race begins - if this was about serving justice and what not - it would be pushed forward to be seen. Simple answer - they simply don't want him because he's not playing their game and anyone who has eyes and ears to see and hear with can tell you that. That's why they had to conveniently have Joe "win" last time.
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  5039. @SABRETOOTH the people won't do it. The whole world's system is based on a lie and if the establishment is by some fluke ever removed from its position; the whole world collapses like a pack of cards. And if there's one thing most people can't do these days - its taking care of themselves.
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  5040.  @ChrisBrown_1959  says the puppet sharing a name with a man infampus for beating his partner.
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  5041.  @ChrisBrown_1959  Puppet.
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  5042. Oh the irony in the hypocrisy is astounding - remember when Trump claimed the same: what was the response again: "It's impossible to cheat the electoral system..." 😏 Face it puppet, you made a gamble and you lost.
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  5043. ​@biglongunGiving away all and receiving nothing.
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  5044. On behalf of the people of this nation who've been exploited and mocked by those who were given seat to lead: Johnson, you're fired.
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  5045.  @robertfmorton  Truthful and honest are two words that don't belong in a sentence with the term MP or politician, aside from when it's stating what they're not. I'd be more interested in seeing all the incontrovertible evidence to back your claim... or is it he won you over by saying "Dodgy Dave" and that made you clap like a seal?
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  5046.  @chatham43  Labour, Tory all parties are part of the same story.
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  5047.  @ChrisSmith-mu1we  Well since your other comment was unfortunately removed - the one which you referred to me as a Tory supporter which I am not as I don't support any political party, I'll respond here. Let's hit hard with a big few: a man who criticised hard about Iraq and renewal of Trident; what "honest" man opposes the actions of his "party leader" and yet still stands behind him whilst claiming to be for his "people"? Another? Alright - supporting Milliband when no one wanted him as PM AND while claiming to speak on behalf of people - which is it? When the buffoon couldn't even win an election for the party and yet still supported him. That says enough - a lie isn't always something you speak, it's also shown blatantly in how you act. I do give the man props though for having the brass to vote to for Brexit in his pandering pit of vipers and I indeed agree with abolishing the Lords - just as much as I stand firm on removing the entire establishment, MPs included. And as much as he's demonstrated the typical hypocrisy of an MP through the actions above which stand testament of lying, I give respect on his grounds to say what he thinks and think what he says. So there you go. Happy now?
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  5048.  @Akirathehusky  Ok I'm going to declare myself Emperor and get a good million people to agree with me - does that make me so? No, it doesn't and it doesn't make any of them royalty either. Respect is to be earned and they have done NOTHING.
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  5049.  @Akirathehusky  Big deal, so do actors and athletes - but at least they do something to justify their bubble. And for all your talk about no freedom and tiresome visits - they've never had to choose between paying a bill or putting food on their child's plate, they've never been at risk of having their home taken off them and by hell nobody in their right mind cares about their opinion if they turn up somewhere. If they don't want that life and want to whinge - they can do the first dignified thing a "royal" has done since Charles I and that's renounce their "title" and dissolve that ridiculous estate which none of them ever earned; not during its founding and not today. Had they earned it and built it on their own merit I'd respect them, but they havent: they're a lineage of spoilt brats.
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  5050.  @Akirathehusky  At least you have a stand that's honest I'll give you that much. However there is absolutely no purpose of royalty to exist, nor of a compulsive reason for us to sustain it. And if you wish not to debate that, then all on you. Take the responsibility of retaining them if that pleases you, but leave the rest of us out of that cost - their financial draining on the taxpayer, the signing into law through their parliament all of it.
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  5051.  @Xiphactinus  and the fact he was offering countless financial credits, without a sturdy flow of sustainable capital, to a generation for their vote doesn't scream socialist? Given the human race hasn't gone extinct throughout the entirety of history despite stable capital, it's not about to. As opposed to Socialist and Communist regimes that have only ever thrived by starving their people to death at gunpoint.
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  5052.  @unvaccinatedAndPureBlood  Identity Politics and Neutral Alternatives. That contradiction speaks for itself: calling for "equality" but then immediately calling certain "groups" and treating them less then others. Hypocrisy is never appealing or attractive, is it.
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  5053.  @jeanwaechter1575  Iran and Putin are puppets too - haven't you figured that out yet? What better way to hold control over both sides than to put them at odds - unwitting puppets sure but never forget Putin was in league with those calling the shots too.
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  5054. Don't mistaken Socialist dogma for legitimate Liberalism.
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  5055.  @Rita-g6m  Well said - but in the end, people keep voting anyway. Therefore nothing is ever going to change.
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  5056.  @TheRuneRealm  You always will. That's why when it comes to representation you go with who you can trust most: yourself.
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  5057.  @richm2835  Unfortunately so but that also increases the number of people responsible for their legitimising.
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  5058.  @robertwootton2161  Any one of them was the worst option.
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  5059.  @yolandabrinkman2653  You want to talk about negligence and yet you clearly haven't actually read the writing on the wall you're commenting on. The message is this - No matter what party, no matter what leader - the result is always the same.
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  5060.  @tomsmith5488  Not so much apathy, but obliviousness.
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  5061.  @yolandabrinkman2653  Snake Oil Salesmen - telling their share of the masses their brand of what they want to hear. If they had won the whole thing, the whole show would have continued like it is now or they'd be out. Truss was an example of that: not playing by their rules so she didn't even last the month. To what end or purpose? They gave what their MPs wanted so until the next time, they had no reason to bother.
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  5062.  @yolandabrinkman2653  You give up the moment you capitulate and tick a box next to a name of someone whom you barely know; blindly hoping in that this time "It'll be different" I swear it's like watching someone in an abusive relationship - tell them whats going on and they'll find all manner of reason to justify their misery. I don't give up - I retain my rights unlike everyone who surrenders them for privileges: even less now that the puppet tyrant is putting through such bills as he has.
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  5063.  @yolandabrinkman2653  I already have - problem is, everybody else is too deluded in the idea of "You don't vote, you don't get a say" keep the very problem itself going. Why do you think I tell folk - STOP doing it!? But I know full and well it's not ever going to be fixed.
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  5064.  @yolandabrinkman2653  You still don't understand. The only ones who get in are those who do what establishment tells them. Those who don't are crushed by the media to whom also answer to establishment. And even if I got in - I'd be made to tow the line or be replaced. Understand. The game is rigged.
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  5065.  @yolandabrinkman2653  You seriously don't understand: The. Game. Is. RIGGED.
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  5066.  @lilyvonshtuup  Then i trust you won't ever vote again.
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  5067.  @lilyvonshtuup  And you think you're going to get that through the system? The government have no plans to start engaging to resolve this and the establishment, doesn't want them to make one. This would be over in a month at the most if the reverse were true - this is being done for a purpose and so long as people keep enabling the system in spite of their complaints, not one change will be made.
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  5068.  @lilyvonshtuup  Well i can assure you that voting; even out of protest will do no good. The ballot acts as a legally binding contract to permit whoever wins to act in your name and the reality is that all the parties answer to the same establishment. Their difference is only to tell person A what they want to hear and person B what they want; all for the purpose to get your consent on paper.
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  5069.  @lilyvonshtuup  Unfortunately you're right - too many people indoctrinated into blind acceptance and willful ignorance. As such its an exercise in futility. What's coming isn't a matter of if; only when and the question becomes - will you cower and just toe the line or will you stand your ground and be prepared to go out in a blaze of glory?
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  5070. Hmm funny... now why have I heard this before... oh because when Trump lost the last election and called it out; what was the argument "Oh no, it's impossible to get through our security - he's just salty because he lost." Sound familiar.
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  5071.  @jogger949  that's because most people are mindless, easily distracted, idiotic puppets.
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  5072.  @awakeandwatching953  seems like you hit a little too close to home.
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  5073.  @FSMPatti  I've not mourned a single bit since the brat passed and I've always stated I don't recognise her and now him as monarch. Not had cuffs on yet.
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  5074. @iron threads3 please tell me you're not seriously thinking the courts aren't affected by politics...
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  5075.  @kakhagvelesiani3877  I'm a Brit for the record and let me tell you - your belief is beyond gullible and incredulous.
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  5076.  @charliezz6746  The desperate argument for one without a stance - just a mindset devised by a life of indoctrinated reverence for an outdated and excessive tradition; held in hypocrisy by the current generation who just as quickly sever ties to a tradition the moment it becomes conveniently politically correct to do so. For all the talk you have of those who object to the spoilt brat and the family who in any other position in life would be labeled benefit scroungers - by arguing no point in debating, you prove contrary to your own logic. Practice what you preach and do so honestly before morally posturing.
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  5077.  @charliezz6746  I show pure ignorance and misunderstanding; because I stand opposed to it? Typical dismissive without any keen observation through hastily induced indignation. I have my stance because I understand the matter and I disrespect because it and they have done nothing to deserve any; as I would expect done to me - if I have not earned respect then I won't expect it, neither ask or demand it. Anything and everything I have aqquired wasn't just "handed" to me, I have EARNED it. As for other countries with constitutional monarchs - that is THEIR business, not mine thus not part of the issue here.
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  5078. No the fault of Brexit is that we have too many politicians looking to make it fail by doing things this way. Leave was never meant to win which is why so much was done to try and postpone leaving - Johnson used that as leverage into power and behold the result. A capable independent UK which is more then possible with the right moves, would however render the globalist idea moot - they can't and thus won't let it succeed. We had and still have a small window to fix this - but the puppeted masses are too indoctrinated at this point; the last two years proved that.
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  5079. So how many people were celebrating St George's Day then and everything about England?
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  5080.  @agbooladaniel7773  not like Andrew's or Patrick's day though...and not just Brits, English; or is defining yourself that still classed as taboo....
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  5081.  @mijicmugendo  that's irrelevant; FOM is for the EU countries and we're not in the EU. The fact of the matter is that we're being expected again to take up the shit because Macron won't do his job deliberately as an "Up yours" to the English, this time for not cowtowing to the ramblings of that failed reich.
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  5082.  @REFORM_ALL_THE_WAY  And the other 80% of the voters signed consent all the same.
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  5083. "The fact our most succussful politicians are such heinous liars is telling of them but also of us as a people: when the people want the impossible, only liars can satisfy." Inept government and being stuck in that failure of a bloc is the consequences of a people continuing to do nothing for themselves and instead blindly following others, hoping they'll do the job instead.
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  5084.  JamJam0189  Oh because we couldn't do some self improvement and adapt to what we have; oh nononono... we HAVE to be in the EU... Cowards and mindless dullards like yourself are exactly why we're in this mess - no drive, no sense of vision; merely this urge to be controlled because without it, you despair and panic.
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  5085.  @johnmcmahon5145  due to a corrupt and incompetent parliament - both government and opposition. There's so much we could be doing, but we have too many career politicians and opportunist backhanders looking to make a quick profit at the hindering of our means.
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  5086.  @lanceMollenhauer-mf1xz  Absolutely, I agree. He's not a woman, he's a bloke who's chopped off his bits and slapped some bags to his chest - doesn't make him a woman, just someone to be sectioned.
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  5087. Yeah the one thing Harris is trying and yet never will be.
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  5088. @Unbroken Always To The Tyrants.
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  5089. Send in the details of your address - you can take them in first.
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  5090.  @markwinter54  so then start by doing us all a favor - and try following her advice.
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  5091. Sunak, you unelected sellout...
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  5092. Because politically and business wise, it's not beneficial. It's revolting to think this is the reality, but want to know why they will NEVER do anything but support this mass migration/invasion? Because in very short hand - the country, like every other, is bankrupt. The money we use isn't even worth the material it's minted on.
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  5093.  @jamess6961  You said only he is; nothing about anyone else in his position.
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  5094.  @gemox3225  Those leaders are just puppets and that's the irony of the whole comedy - the leaders; the great manipulators are mere playthings.
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  5095.  @mrror8933  Ask yourself then if you were to ever get your way into rejoining that reic..."union" will you do it with a handshake or a joust of your right arm. I'm sure Klaus would be pleased with you either way.
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  5096. Merit over token any day, every day.
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  5097. Well DUUUUHHH 😧
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  5098. This simply proves the fact the NHS is simply unsustainable. Always was. Even the Nazis who invented the concept knew it - hence when they took over most of Europe the first thing they did was seize control of the cash, gold, silver and anything of value: just so their welfare state could be funded. I give them no credit or justification, but frankly looking at things today and the last half century, we can easily deduce the same is true in our variation, only in our case even our debt based currency can't keep it up.
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  5099. Positive and Negative Discrimination attain the same result she says? Well then I say this positively and not caring if she takes it good or bad: fuck off.
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  5100. He's both a fool AND a liar. Hence the system welcomes him in as a useful puppet.
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  5101.  @amayastrata4629  How convenient... they left for sanctuary and now the reason for sanctuary has passed. So back they go.
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  5102. Well the last time we had police who actually DID something, they were of a generation who had served in the military and then gone into policing once that service had passed. They were hard men and knew how to work. Now we have police enlisted via "Diversity Quotas" made up of sickly weak children in the bodies of adults.
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  5103. I say, like Canada and the US, along with everywhere else; its already too late. The nations are already damned - the likes of Trump have bought the US time but not alot of it. Justin's removal is treatment of the symptom but the cause remains. The problem remains that the masses are too lazy and naive in thinking that giving power to complete strangers is a fundamentally good idea. Nothing good has EVER come of it!
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  5104. @johnconnor1244  Finally someone who speaks sense. Bare in mind: that the fail you mention, may also be the very outcome establishment and their interests are trying to provoke. Cause what will happen when people see things falling apart - the majority will panic and desperately jump for the quickest fix... and that will be when the devil's deal, so to speak will be offered by those who have orchestrated the whole thing.
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  5105. Maybe it would help if we made it worthwhile being a nurse - that way we'd be getting more recently recruitment from within, instead of begging from elsewhere where they'd accept a pittence for a wage.
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  5106. Then start thinking and acting for yourself. You're NEVER going to get this through the system.
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  5107. ​ @JCmeister9 However they must be prepared to accept the responsibility of those choices along with the consequences. Let's be honest - she's got five years left tops, before her appeal fades; with the next fresh face looking to take the stage, leaving this lass with nothing. Her career will be over and no other industry will be there as a prospect. She won't have much luck in relationships either as what man wants to be left with the scraps and having to work himself to the bone for barely a fraction of what she gave complete strangers for free. Im not able to see the future, but the signs are unambiguous - her later years are going to have her be miserable and alone and she will only have herself to blame.
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  5108.  @reck_er5003  That is quite true.
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  5109.  @tr-lj2vx  and exactly what do you think his plan B actually is? It's been mentioned again and again across this entire conversation. He offered them a very lucrative sum which would have immediately benefitted the stock holders of Twitter. As the board refused him due to political and ideological stances, they've opened a matter of uncertainty. Now I'm not the world's best with numbers or that stuff but I do know that fear sells. Uncertainty is poison within stock holding and it does one of two things: either it causes the stock holders to hold on tight to their shares or it compels them to sell quick to avoid more losses then what they fear will come. This is a massive motion and Musk knows this; the board have overstepped their mark by denying a buyout on ideological and political grounds and he's letting them buy the rope from which they'll hang - not by his actions, but by theirs. Why should he now do anything when he can watch them destroy themselves?
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  5110. You think so? Need to look how things are run again. Were Reform to get in, they'd do as the establishment tells them or they'd be replaced. Government doesn't run the country, their masters do.
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  5111. Had they got in, they'd be doing as the establishment tells them to and nothing new would occur.
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  5112. "I never sell out on my principles" Put him in power folks; see what happens. I tell you, he'd fold within a week - because establishment would order him to. And you'll all have enabled them with everything that comes next.
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  5113. Most of the world already is including GB. Nobody can explain how they would try and pay back a debt - which establishment since the dropping of the gold standard, has put everyone in, by permitting the banks to quantitive ease with fiscal debt. Basically I'm asking how can you pay back a debt with money that is worth less today then it was when it was loaned, as well as the interest that has come with it - when said money only exists because of the debt? Short answer: you don't because you can't.
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  5114.  @AwesomeAsh99  good thing you didn't ask me xD I'm a misanthropist...
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  5115. And replace with who?? No matter the party, they ALL do the same.
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  5116.  @Jebediahmosiah  And you actually believe that. I sure do not envy your naivete. Oh and conspiracy: define please, because throwing it around has no meaning other than as a buzzword these days.
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  5117.  @Mike-tb5gj  And you know what they'll do once in power? Either tow the establishment line, or find themselves destroyed via the media and the countless puppets who follow it word for word. If you haven't realised yet that the game is rigged then you need to wake up and fast.
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  5118.  @mickyslowtrain8476  Oh here we go... so lemme guess - France is up in riots because of all these migrants, but it's the French being at fault for being "waycist"... Your one dimensional line of thought is embarrassing - I couldn't think as slow as you if I tried. Let's hear your use such buzzwords when it begins to affect YOU.
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  5119. You think THEY are running the country 😂 don't be simple: their masters call the shots, they just follow the orders - like every other in those seats.
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  5120. Schadenfreude... such a beautiful thing... in my case it's when people cause their own misery that I gain satisfaction... Another word I have for these toss pots is what I generally have daily - Misanthropy.
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  5121.  @ninjawizard3865  It truly is. Most people don't have a thought of their own much less a philosophy and understanding: they hear something and then parrot it.
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  5122.  @ninjawizard3865  Exactly and it's ever more efficient in a subverted society. Most of the world has been for almost a hundred years with each generation more induced than the last.
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  5123.  @ninjawizard3865  Very much so. Subversion has done it's work, each generation more induced than the one before.
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  5124.  @ninjawizard3865  Absolutely - subversion in the long run has seen to that.
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  5125. Given "Palestine" keeps kicking things off, are you surprised? What nation holds obligation to sustain the one looking to overthrow it?
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  5126. The plot thickens... the agenda is going along right on schedule...
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  5127. Oh here we go - someone crowing about Brexit... is the fourth reich still singing to you?
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  5128.  @DerTypAusDemREICH  Even the Americans are just puppets in this game. This is more than just petty squabble against nations - this is a power grab.
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  5129.  @DavidJohnson-yg8qm  When the law of the land appeals to the criminal at the expense of the abiding, what purpose remains to abide.
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  5130.  @DavidJohnson-yg8qm  "There are two kinds of man - the reasonable man who adapts to the world and the unreasonable man, who works to make the world adapt to himself. As such, all progress is due to the decisions and deeds of unreasonable men."
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  5131.  @DavidJohnson-yg8qm  The former not the latter
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  5132.  @DavidJohnson-yg8qm  The reasonable, because in spite of your protest, you fail to act.
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  5133. They think it's a mistake because the government never wanted Brexit to begin with - if you can't see that the missteps and fumbling that's occurred since our leaving, is deliberately intentional then my goodness are you blind. Brexit was our opportunity to actually self invest and restore our dignity, but people are too distracted by what they deem a lack of convenience and the powers are sobbing over the money they're not as able to stuff in their back pockets.
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  5134. Oh hell - I've been itching for a new season; there's no way they'd leave it on a hanger with one of the worms seen inside the young emperor's body at the end.
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  5135.  @hostilep1952  what did he say?
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  5136. Scapegoated. A predictable scenario in the status quo.
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  5137.  @steveedwards5698  You clearly don't know how the game is played. He's doing all he is because he's either consented to or instructed: were he not standing in line, he'd already be removed and replaced. Remember Truss was outed for far less.
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  5138.  @mclovin6039  How many continents did the Mongol Empire encompass?
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  5139.  @TheCloudhopper  If you're so adamant of your stance, why so hesitant to join in? Hop too much in the clouds and you might just fall on through. What you call "education" is nothing more then the indoctrination of submission. As for "winning" the status quo in the UK has made the Leave vote nothing more then a win on a ballet and surrendered to the very union voted to be left, in almost every other way rendering that vote meaningless.
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  5140.  @mclovin6039  That's the best you've got? 👏Bra~vo~
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  5141.  @Liorte1973  Utilising a principle to divert or point score when a nerve's touched. Try harder.
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  5142. Looking at all the comments in the bottom finding any and all ways to try and vindicate "Palestine" with what it's done over the decades; no wonder I have absolutely no faith in humanity. Just push the big red button already - I've seen and heard about enough and I'd like to get off the ride now.
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  5143. Unfortunately it won't happen - those that came before them used the same arguments they did and so they among others won't be prepared to denounce their own argument just to renounce these lunatics. "Why shouldn't I be treated fairly and respected as equal, simply because I am *Insert disposition*?"
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  5144. They're all pro lunacy until it directly affects THEM. Alyssa Milano over in the states is a good case of that as she bad mouthed the police and supported BLM... Until of course they were just around the corner from her place, then the tables turned. And it's the same here - these imbeciles are going to have to learn about these... words omitted for obvious reason the hard way.
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  5145.  @TheASMRMedic  Stop trying to be a good little puppet hoping to get bonus brownie points for the coming social credit system - the world is just fine.
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  5146.  @kasroa  very true and it's all by design. Ideological subversion has done it's work; however the rest of the world isn't immune to it either.
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  5147.  @user-vk9kx5nh3j  and Labour aren't? It's just another swing of the pendulum.
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  5148.  @user-vk9kx5nh3j  something that the majority won't do - stop playing into the hands of opportunists with too much power but never enough. Each British man and woman need to start governing themselves; being accountable and responsible for themselves. We've tried party politics with a select few elected for centuries and clearly it doesn't work. As government expands, liberty retracts - as the man once said. Or as I say in simple terms: Eddie Barzoon.
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  5149. Good. Back to the pit where she belongs: and as for Starmer, he needs chucking there too.
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  5150. Which one.
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  5151. Opportunity.
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  5152.  @Richard-Cashisking  They won't get in. Truss barely lasted a month and they threw her out on a simple deviation via the tax reduction she wanted to put in. Imagine how quick they'll be to remove a patriot. After all - establishment don't want thinkers, they want obedient puppets.
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  5153.  @ChrisAndCats  Another party of establishment abiding puppets. Right....
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  5154.  @DfgghDhghgfh-xk5hn  And somebody FINALLY gets it!
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  5155.  @DfgghDhghgfh-xk5hn  And THAT is the right answer!
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  5156.  @derekbentley196  wait till they justify raising the prices of fuel and the like sky high.
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  5157.  @shamrock141  given how people are just sick and tired of either being kept in the dark or flat out lied to by those we're supposed to be able to trust, are you surprised?
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  5158. 🙂 Keep going... you're aware of the answer to all this I'm sure.
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  5159.  @hamzahakeem6168  Well seeing as you apparently come across as knowing what's written in it - tell us "infidels" just what becomes of someone under Sharia Law who refuses to convert and won't pay the Jizya. Or better yet - just tell us all what happens to anyone in the same law who makes a mockery of the "Prophet" 😒 The pin drops.
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  5160. @anonymousone6075 I don't know who that insults more - Harris or Abbot. Let them discuss it between themselves: that should be a slapstick comedy show for the 21st century...
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  5161.  @dances_with_incels  Been there, done that. Heard all the names and heard all the condemnation.
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  5162.  @paulmorgancollings7833  Actually Pilate dismissed the case and told the Sanhedrin to do it themselves as he washed his hands of the matter. All he was worried about was Tiberius thinking he wasn't able to keep the people in check and seeing as Pilate had already been in his bad books - He didn't want anything to do with it. As for the Vatican - I hope you know a thing or two about Semiramis seeing as so many of the "Holy" matters of Catholic dogma take from her and not The Most High. "Holy Mother" for one - she likened herself to that and nowhere does it say to worship Miriam In scripture, nor does it to call any random "priest" father and confess to them - That's Semiramis' take. Do a little reading yourself.
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  5163.  @KennyPurpleRain  Nowhere near as stupid then to think that everything and everything around you was brought about by one sheer coincidence after another in a conveniently occurring pattern... that all started from nothing.
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  5164.  @MrTobi013  It's only too late once you've given up.
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  5165.  @MrTobi013  And if they can't find it in themselves to want it, the most anyone else can do is waste their time.
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  5166. @Jerry-v7l5q not through the system there isn't.
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  5167.  @namelessking8905  Englishman here; it's a matter that will not change. They'll be voting for someone again by the next election.
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  5168. Attack the guilty, not the innocent.
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  5169. @lordprotector1952  STOP. VOTING. Reject the system and start taking responsibility and accountability for your own life and actions.
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  5170. You call that a revolt... 😧 you're still ticking a box and that's what establishment wants you to... even in your defiance you're just doing as you're told...
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  5171.  @maccagrabme  And what will they be increasing i wonder. Policies are nice and all, but establishment won't be losing with one hand if they're not gaining more with another.
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  5172. Those aren't Liberals - they're Socialists hiding behind Liberal banners. Socialism and Liberalism couldn't be further side on the spectrum from each other if they tried.
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  5173. One would hope so, but now the EU will send their dogs in to quell it.
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  5174. There is no left or right establishment; just establishment. Left and Right in this regard is just a distraction.
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  5175. As far as i care - he and his puppeteers are in charge of two things: Jack and Shit. And Jack isn't here.
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  5176.  @MarkedMoneyTech  Palestine was named by Vespasian and Titus following the sacking of Jerusalem in 70 AD and the following year when the Jews were exiled from the land. If you're going to quote history - at least get the facts right. Oh and by the way the confederation of Philistia was made up of five cities of the Philistines; a different people entirely - and they were conquered long before that by the time of Nebuchadnezzar in the 7th century BC. The fact that Palestine is the Latin translation of the Hebrew, Philistia does not imply the same peoples.
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  5177. Indeed. He was apparently assaulted in a cave. Now my biblical knowledge isnt the best - but was there ever a single time The Most High went out of His way to actively assault His prophets?
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  5178. Your hope will be a wasted effort - that's exactly what Reform will become. Establishment will demand it.
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  5179. I wonder if they'd have all had the same tune if he'd have been against the illegals in the same manner...😒
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  5180. Much like asking Blair where the Weapons are to justify his invasion.
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  5181.  @marklynch3149  am I wrong?
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  5182. Why should we ENGLISH, not British; I don't care what law was written in the 80s denouncing any rights of the English -, change OUR culture in OUR country, when if we ever dared to say in Turkey tell them to change theirs; they'd be supported to tell us where to go, rather unpolitely? Why should we? When it's supposed to be about "Equality"? And I answer - it's not: this is about DOMINION and dominion without a fight. Enough being tolerant and patient with these people: either they adapt and conform to us or they can go back to whence they came. They show us nothing but resentment and scorn despite everything we've wrongfully been willing to indulge them.
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  5183.  @johnshaw6702  "They already exist." And WHO exactly made those ""Rights" then, I wonder...
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  5184.  @johnshaw6702  Oh "God" gave those rights... So looking at the world around you, you think The Most High has poor arithmetic? Seeing as the US bill of "rights" started with 10 basic "rights" and that bill has been amended a good twenty times now. Then the UK has 13 "Rights" Greece has about 25, Germany has 29, Sweden only has 6 and there's some parts of the world where you have no "rights" whatsoever. Now which makes more sense - The Most High; all knowing and wise figured for a practical joke to mess with folks from one part of the world to the next with varying numbers... or that those "rights" which are actually privileges as they can be given or taken with a simple amendment; originate from man to weak minded men who were easily swayed and gullible to follow anything. I tell you - you only have as many rights as you're prepared to stand up for having and if you can't or won't even do that, you have none at all.
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  5185.  @johnshaw6702  Is that why your Bill of Rights starting with 10 basic "rights" has been amended a good 20 times now? And do every other country in the world have those same rights under The Most High? What about those who don't worship him - do they have them too? Think hard before you try arguing semantic nonsense with no backing.
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  5186.  @johnshaw6702  Here's some numbers for you - 13; the number of "rights" in the UK. 25 is the number in Greece, 29 is the number in Germany. 6 is the number in Sweden and 0 is how many you have in many parts of the world according to their laws. Makes you think, doesn't it.
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  5187.  @johnshaw6702  If you're not a believer then the word that defines your argument of them being inalienable is driven by one thing: semantics. A semantic of which so few people ever share the same perspective, much less the same enthusiasm. Government as history shows, time and again ultimately and inevitably fails itself, no matter what philosophy they takes. The only "Rights" you personally have are those you're prepared to stand for - once you give someone power over you, you've forfeited them all. Behold the state of things: people rather live in the idea of liberty than actually live in it The only real remedy is for people to take responsibility and accountability for themselves and let the laws make themselves, rather than blindly have faith in the words of people they never met and of who never would or could know them, or care to, litigated by a piece of paper that's as easily interpreted one way or another as it is amended at the whim of those obeying their masters. But they won't and because of that - they remain their own prisoners and the puppets of those who really run things.
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  5188.  @johnshaw6702   @johnshaw6702  If you're not a believer then the word that defines your argument of them being inalienable is driven by one thing: semantics. A semantic of which so few people ever share the same perspective, much less the same enthusiasm. Government as history shows, time and again ultimately and inevitably fails; no matter what philosophy they takes. The only "Rights" you personally have are those you're prepared to stand for - once you give someone power over you, you've forfeited them all. Behold the state of things: people rather live in the idea of liberty than actually live in it The only real remedy is for people to take responsibility and accountability for themselves and let the laws make themselves. But they won't and because of that - they remain their own prisoners.
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  5189.  @johnshaw6702  Your oblivious blind faith is astounding. You put stock in a piece of parchment that has been interpreted upon the inclination of those obeying their masters as it has been amended by them. You need to do some homework and learn of those who really run the country and who use the blind faith of the masses in a piece of paper written by people whom they couldn't ever possibly know, to gull them all in whatever direction they please.
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  5190.  @johnshaw6702  "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." According to Pitt the Younger - using the idea that it's "Necessary" is nothing but a red herring to try and justify the lack of action by a cowardly populace that complains about its repression and yet reinforces it paradoxically.
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  5191.  @paradoxicalmadness4507  Yeah which has been amended a good 20 times while the UK's bill of rights has 13 basic rights, Germany has 29 and Sweden 6. You're going to tell me that God Almighty - The Most High, has poor numbers skills or a cruel sense of humor? No. Those are MAN made "rights" and they're not even what they claim. So let's call it for how it really is: either you have all the rights you're prepared to stand your ground for, or you have none of the rights that you submitted in exchange for slavery. Those in the UK have their right to speak - but only when they're ready to keep it.
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  5192.  @paradoxicalmadness4507  And they lost those rights when they went and crossed a box out at the ballots. By doing that, they accepted the terms of the outcome in they government can do what it wants in their name and so government will act as their masters command. Much like in the states - which is why they've targeted your incoming president so much. Those sound like rights given by Him? What He gives, only He can take away.
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  5193. @paradoxicalmadness4507  Only because they foolishly keep crossing out a box next to a name of someone whom they know nothing about.
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  5194.  @johnshaw6702  Red herring again. When people think and act for themselves with the simple understanding of action and reaction - the laws make themselves. And as for military - you mean the young and naive fighting on behalf of the old and the bitter?? And "Rights" again, what a crock.
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  5195. As if people needed that - as much as I detest them, you can't just take away people's right to be one.
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  5196. Joe's a puppet- hasn't anyone figured that out yet?! Of course they're going to keep him in position! Of course they're going to tweak the numbers! He does what he's told and without much resistance given his mental state and that's what establishment wants. Goodness sake it's not rocket science...
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  5197. On the contrary she could have said or done anything and much like the entirety of the 70 years of her "reign" she has elected to do NOTHING. "The highest of distinctions is a service to others" the words of her father - who has SHE served?
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  5198.  @randlemcmurphy4983  which one? I have many.
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  5199.  @randlemcmurphy4983  oh I'd like to think that this country will finally get its act together and abolish the ridiculous notion of the monarchy once she finally pops off. Royalty is outdated and excessive
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  5200.  @randlemcmurphy4983 nothing but pure, sentimentalist drivel.
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  5201.  @randlemcmurphy4983  an opportunity for people to snap to reality, get their thumb out of their arse, and actually be self dependant and responsible. And we don't need a useless monarch for that.
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  5202.  @bipolarbear9917  jumping the gun aren't you? I never said they didn't work, I said this one didnt. Not a very keen attentive to detail are you? My citations come from the number of people that are actively suffering from effects of the shot they were coerced or frightened into taking, from the many who are now rightfully pressing charges. For the many who have been denied their cancer treatments and other life saving operations because of a cough. And as for your argument about "propaganda" you deluded, foolish puppet, realise right now in many parts of the world there are mass protests against the issues that are actually at hand - but you wouldn't know that, would you? Your precious BBC and CNN aren't covering them, instead they're covering issues regarding little snowflakes being offended by a few words and law enforcement being caught out arresting folk for sharing a meme in areas where burglaries are going not only unsolved but practically ignored. And the climate change whining - oh that's the best part: fearmongering people into accepting a unsustainable system they would otherwise ignore and demoralise people from questioning "Just trust us" as they like to argue - the same arguments I used to get in junk mail from an acclaimed Zimbabwean Millionaire. Propaganda works both ways; the means of obtaining your own knowledge is power, without that you're powerless - and this is where you are commenting with me; without power. I will not risk my life nor surrender my liberty because of easily compelled imbeciles like you are ranting and raving that their faith in science - which often times is bought to rationalise atrocity; hence Fauci's buggering off - is being challenged. But fret not - since you like to follow orders, I'll give you some: leave YouTube and tell your puppet master that there's people who aren't buying into your shit. Idiots like you are why I embrace misanthropy.
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  5203.  @robertthomas603  hoping for change through the system causing the issue. Hopeless. 🙄
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  5204.  Dagoth Ur  the odds of predicting that are about as likely as Yosemite going up via Yellowstone. We're more likely to be smacked by a meteor.
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  5205. Ah the idiot who spent a decade trying to sue Pokemon because of a spoon bender, has an opinion does he?
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  5206. Define Left and Right Wing will you? From as far as I can see - they're the same wings of the same bird.
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  5207.  @jaklinhyde  So can't even define what you're criticising; is that what you're going to go with? Now define Conservative.
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  5208.  @jaklinhyde  I'm inclined to ask both - because if your personal definition is in anyway derisive of the actual definition of conservative, then it would clearly indicate you have no idea what it is you're criticising.
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  5209.  @jaklinhyde  Don't change the subject: answer the question - define Conservative.
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  5210.  @jaklinhyde  So that's your take on defining Conservative, the actual definition? I'm personally an independent, to answer your question. So some of my views are inclined toward Conservative, as not all changes - even if done with good intentions in mind, are good in reality. Others Social since naturally the human race is in constant interaction with itself and despite most absolutes being a necessity, a difference in perspective can alter the nature of a necessity when it can be justified.
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  5211.  @robnewell2303  I see you're reading straight out of the mainstream narrative playbook; come back when you actually conceive an opinion that's all your own.
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  5212.  @robnewell2303  Hm not really, considering when it comes to the ideologies of those "Brown people" you claim Conservatives are defined by as being "anti". And said "Brown people" who would want to conserve their cultures and ideology - I don't see you objecting to them roles reversed. And "Anti-Woman"? Define a woman would you please? Meaningless is the word best used to describe your own argument - but let's be honest: you had to have someone else feed you that one.
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  5213.  @margaretreid8692  The same big boss that all of them in government, business, law and media answer to...
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  5214.  @lindajones7219  Him and everyone a part of the system. Starmer's just not so bright so as to conceal it.
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  5215. @valeriegrimshaw1365 hes not unwell - he's a willing puppet of the establishment and obeys their orders like all those before him; its just that hes not quite good at concealing it.
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  5216.  @richardhussey7641  but he did a "great job" at opening the floodgates and pander to the EU...
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  5217.  @hasin21  enlighten us of your definition between the two and how it's relevant? One is an impulse and the other is a symptom.
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  5218. The only problem is with Israel, there isn't any grounds for compromise anymore - the Islamic world doesn't want to co-exist, it wants complete dominion. And if the Jewish people do NOT stand their ground, then the fanatics will finish off what countless before them; the Austrian included, started.
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  5219. Forget voting - we will not win through the system. It's beyond salvaging at this point and will inevitably fail at putting in any party not towing the company line. Want change? Destroy the system and start anew.
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  5220.  @majiek1304  of course you don't - Brexit wasn't supposed to happen. The puppets were meant to vote Remain but people actually chose to vote on their own. And so since then everything has essentially been a punishment for our disobedience. And instead of people actually rediscovering their balls, they've just allowed it to happen and started nodding their heads like good little puppets.
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  5221.  @Emma-cp5re  says them or us? There's always a better option - since the establishment has turned it's back on us - we can always turn our back on establishment and the funny thing is: they can't have power without people acknowledging them having any. The system itself HAS to go.
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  5222.  @pistolpete3136  you don't get it do you - the voting will NOT amount to anything other then more of the same cogs turning. Stage two of Ideological Subversion is almost complete and we're heading into Crisis. If we get there, no matter who gets in; it leaves the country wide open. We have to FORCE this to end. Nothing else will do.
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  5223.  @James-gf9jl  unfortunately so. Over 80 years of Demoralisation, a decade of Destabilisation and soon to go into Crisis and after about a month at most an indefinite term of Normalisation of full on tyranny via the Reset that has been the plan the whole time.
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  5224.  @vasili1207  Right now I would wager He is looking down along with the Heavenly Hosts and just shaking his head like the Roman Soldiers watching the scuffle outside of the chamber of Pilate's wife...
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  5225. And yet they want to vote again anyway... 😐
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  5226.  @chrissmith6650  And suppose they get it and an election happens, what sort do you think; realistically, will get in.
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  5227.  @Jebediahmosiah  Then yet you haven't learned.
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  5228.  @chrissmith6650  Then ask yourself seriously; if an election does happen - what sort will actually get in.
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  5229.  @chrissmith6650  there isn't a risk at all - it's an exercise of ignorant futility. All you're doing is exactly what establishment want.
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  5230.  @Jebediahmosiah  No, haven't learned the fact they ALL answer to the same few with an agenda.
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  5231.  @terrymullins9772  Care to elaborate?
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  5232. ​ @wundurra24 And enter the bleeding heart... get wearing your jackboots and march to your reich if you miss it so much.
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  5233.  @wundurra24  That's a you problem, not mine.
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  5234.  @wundurra24  That's right puppet, keep telling yourself that. I don't even recognise the authority of government here, so what ever would have you believe I'd ever capitulate to the failed union bloc there. Oh I forget, you're a puppet who's rather live in the illusion of freedom then to accept the responsibility of living in actual liberty.
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  5235.  @wundurra24  Hardly. I'm not the one crying for others to "represent" me or falling for the delusion needing to hold hands. But you keep telling yourself that, puppet.
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  5236.  @wundurra24  "What's worse then stupid is when one who is, attempts to be clever with the words of others." - Me.
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  5237. And now they more work less want to try and outlaw those.
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  5238.  @chrisspencer6502  Refer to my response earlier.
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  5239.  @chrisspencer6502  And I gave you a specific answer.
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  5240.  @petefl1818  Just as Labour did. Did we ever find those "Weapons of Mass Destruction" that was used to justify the sanctions that lead to the deaths of over half a million iraqi children? Because Labour have much to answer there...no? Thought not.
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  5241.  @wills4794  It grew because Labour were constantly borrowing while outsourcing the remaining industries - something to which has to be paid back but can't - the currency has no value like none of the others. I'm far from brainwashed, I'm just not incredulous to think voting in those clowns or any other will prove any better.
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  5242.  @imSatnav  Care to rephrase?
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  5243.  @imSatnav  "Well they did the last time" doesn't really cover much. That isn't a matter of lacking comprehension, that's you being naught but vague. What are you implying they did?
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  5244.  @imSatnav  All my comments are still uploaded and intact. My original comment added to the thread's original comment about the 13 years of Tory governance, was following 13 of Labour.
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  5245. And you think Reform will change that. Do some homework into how power really works.
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  5246. 🙄 Depressing isn't it - how quickly people buy into the narrative. Wasn't long before all this kicked off that Ukraine was condemned for its corruption under its current regime. Remind me - other than Ukraine, how many former nuclear nations have been invaded by a non-NATO member state...?
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  5247. And just which one is even going to consider putting that policy forward, much less vote in approval of it?
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  5248. All power to the lad!
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  5249.  @wolfgangpreier9160  Helping another is optional, not obligatory. Since when was a free nation one that demanded it's own people shell out of their own pocket and be denied for the sake of someone who's never contributed once? As for your "Rich EU" Say something out of place of your reic...oh sorry "union's" principles and watch as your nation is sanctioned and charged unless you get back in line. So if you feel that badly - and you've just said "Sure" sign up your name and offer to take some in at your own expense - don't expect everyone else to just follow though.
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  5250. She can do one - my gripe against the royals isn't that they're "white" colour has nothing to do with it. My issue with the royals is the fact the idea of even elevating a family of spoilt brats to a concept of "royalty" is ridiculous, outdated, excessive and pointless. The nation bankrupt, industry barely our own, the law protecting criminals and punishing the law abiding, the military decimated, the politics a joke and the national identity annihilated in every way except to allow idiots like this bint to point fingers and blame the modern generation for the past. And these Royals for generations have done NOTHING.
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  5251.  @titusg4247  They make the policies they're ALLOWED to make, not the ones they bring to the table. I promise you - now so many countries are turning from the narrative... just watch the problems conveniently swarm in from out of nowhere, affecting the countries in who's governments aren't playing ball and answering to the public instead of their masters
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  5252.  @titusg4247  If you think Reform will do that, you're mistaken. Establishment call the shots and pull the rug from under the feet of all the who decide to disobey. Just watch all the countries of who's governments change from the agenda in the next few months
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  5253.  @titusg4247  If you think Reform will do that, you're mistaken. Establishment call the shots and pull the rug from under the feet of all the who decide to disobey. Just watch all the countries of who's leaders change from the agenda in the next few months.
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  5254.  @titusg4247  With what money? Establishment lend the money for which the nation can tax with. When their way isn't kept, the repayments will be demanded....and how are we going to pay back debt with money backed by that debt?
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  5255.  Philip-lp5gi  Drop the bs, the world has actual issues to deal with, without stock advocates selling snake oil.
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  5256. @sandraleo headed? We're already there - we've been there ever since we dropped the gold standard and started using quantitive easing to balance the fiscal debt. We've long since been bankrupt and it's only now most are beginning to realise it - our money has no value, nor does any other that took up the fiscal model. After all - how can you pay back a debt with a currency backed by debt?!
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  5257.  @Bulamarau2ga  Thousands of kids are battling Cancer - when are they going to get that recognition. Newsflash for you: Kate isnt the center of the universe and neither is her spoilt brat of a husband and his family.
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  5258.  @mumble.jumbles  I criticise that mob just as much. Theyre the reason we havent abolished such a ridiculous outdated institution already.
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  5259.  @BritGirl-fg9gj  Couldnt tell you - never heard that one before.
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  5260. She's utterly arrogant and self centered. She wants to talk about suffering - try being Jewish. There's been two millenia of that beyond her few hundred at best and how many times have you heard them bitch? Almost never if at all! I ought to know - my family is. My great-grandmother lost her family to the camps while she'd managed to leave Germany in 31 - do I blame the modern day Germans for that? NO.
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  5261. Problem is this is the typical turning point of yet another revolution - and whenever revolution comes in terms of way of life - it's never for the better.
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  5262. And I've had a stone - no word of a lie: they hurt like HELL x.x
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  5263. @TheTimeKeepersJournal a criminal calling a crime gives little incentive for following said law, now doesn't it.
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  5264. And yet you keep voting.
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  5265.  @sharcrum  Hasn't it occurred yet that the Democrats are just a symptom of the problem and not the cause? You vote and despite your candidate losing when the democrat gets in, that democrat by default still has your consent to act how they want, when they want in your name. So whether you voted for them or not, you vote and you have equally contributed to the problem as someone who does - the vote is a con and you've fallen for it.
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  5266. ...🙄 The coin drops.
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  5267.  @MrYac-ie8ie  The most oppressed are those with whom have no real problems and as such make their own to balance it out. Hence any and all attempts at utopian societies are a pipe dream at best and at worse - doomed to fail within a year or two once achieved. People define paradise and perfection through suffering and struggle as nothing is free and anything taken needs to be first given and to give means to first have.
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  5268. Course it does. Someone saw something unidentified, so what?
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  5269. ​ @Goober-o3n A wasted effort - even if they got in, they wouldn't last. Either they obey establishment or they'd find out what its like to be Liz Truss.
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  5270.  @javasrevenge7121  Because unlike with Vietnam, the public aren't shown events on the front line. Why do you think the US; for all the ego and bluster when it comes to this fact - absolutely lost?
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  5271.  @bjornbaron5940  And for starters, stop voting. Because action or none - once you've ticked that box you accept the actions of the establishment, including war.
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  5272. How can a woman be sexist to a woman when she's a woman herself? Give me a break.
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  5273.  @Marie-ex8nh  I'm actually asking albeit sarcastically. If you find me ignorant, enlighten me.
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  5274. Dream on. Dream on.
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  5275. My goodness - for once, she actually told the truth; half truth anyway, without even realising it. This hasn't anything to do with his health - he's been told by his masters to step down.
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  5276. Yet another traitor who's neck needs to meet the block.
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  5277. This is what you get when you spend your entire life getting complete strangers to "represent" you and defend your "rights"
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  5278.  @neilgarland9736  they are few and we are unfortunately a few among the many - the many are the mob and are easily distracted. If the many weren't then all this would have been over before it began.
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  5279.  @rosezingleman5007  Semantics. They have no morals, which is why it's at the folly of the masses to even entertain the thought. The moral falls with the voter as when those who get in and act either good or foul; those who voted are responsible for what they do.
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  5280.  @rosezingleman5007   Semantics. They have no morals, which is why it's at the folly of the masses to even entertain the thought. The moral falls with the mases as when those who get in and act either good or foul; those who gave consent are responsible for what they do.
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  5281.  @cechzc2e  Hopeless romantics assuring their desires are never met through the one method they promote.
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  5282.  @Alice-vc3hj  It's called Free Will. So that answers your question.
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  5283. Maybe the people of this country need to figure out that it's their continuously taking part in the supporting of government that enables these sorts to rise to power. So I don't want to hear from anyone who votes, complain about what they enabled: directly or otherwise.
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  5284.  @GlennMantle  I did - difference was I knew when to use it and when not to - this lack of discipline on the parent's part and pointing blame at the tech is part and package of why this generation is worse off than the one before it.
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  5285.  @GlennMantle  Less ideologically subverted teachers you mean, but subverted nonetheless. What we were taught in schools more subtly then than now is to be smart enough to work the machines and do the work and to be just dumb enough to passively accept what we're told by a "perceived authority" on the grounds they're perceived as being.
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  5286.  @GlennMantle  The role of a teacher is to teach the subject of expertise - Math, English, Science. NOT morality and matters of working as a team. That's the duty of the parent.
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  5287. About as daft as it is for anyone voting any other party believing there's a difference between the parties other than what they say in order to dupe folk into crossing a box.
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  5288. Yeah, Harris spends most of her time getting plastered and it wont be long before some desperate ghost writer gets enlisted to write her biography ranting on about how she didn't coax the public like her masters expected her to.
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  5289.  @primrosegoldprimrosegold1265  well since those in charge of the state want to use the mantra "If you've nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about" to justify the invasion of privacy and argue for intrusive snooping; the same should be argued on the state. For a corrupted state can not stand. Better to live in anarchy then in tyranny.
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  5290. Hmm well answer these two questions before I do: How many countries that have denuclearised been invaded? How many of those countries been invaded by a non-NATO country? Now I wait to see if someone has it in them to answer.
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  5291. People give it up the moment they tick the box every few years. I agree to your message, but people legally accept this madness by electing the sods who put the ones pushing this through into power.
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  5292.  @noelward8047  I'm quite familiar with them, however that kind of argument of yours is why nothing ever changes. "The lesser of two evils" argument in this instance, well when you're knee deep in shit, be glad it's not up to your neck; but you're still knee deep in shit.
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  5293. Fitting isn't it how Feminism gets destroyed by its own argument for equality? Because if all people are "equal" then how could Trans pose a danger? And then if Women need protection, where is the argument for strength and independence: the argument that once had women proving they could mentally handle the gymnastics of handling contracts, of owning homes and businesses, especially since now they call for laws protecting them from something as simple as a catcall? And that's just Feminism - I'd point out how every other caviet of bullshit; including Trans, that cry victimhood of phobia and isms, though much like feminism itself - they all do a very good job of destroying themselves while being the author of their own misery... and my schadenfreude is indulged marvelously at the fact.
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  5294. I'll allow myself to be lectured about this again... in another 15 to 20 years when the long term effects have either been disproven or acknowledged... you know how a vaccine is SUPPOSED to be tested?
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  5295.  @dukeofengland  You've just made my point for me - they want those who are prepared to fight to rebel aggressively to then turn to the public and use us as an "Example of those with no respect for the law." Thus facilitating a new set of laws to "deal with the problem" of which the masses will accept without realising what they're doing. Think the public won't do that? They vote in every election, don't they.
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  5296. Do NOT mistaken Zionism for Judaism or Israel.
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  5297.  @andrewoliver8930  the modern day successors got them all rolling their sleeves for the prick, only just recently... convenient how "Dying sudden" started happening soon after.
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  5298.  @andrewoliver8930  far more then those that died of a measly cough that killed less then the annual flu which... shock horror - disappeared without a trace and magically reappeared when everyone actually tried getting back to work... And "Far right" anything not to the left of Mao, Hitler or Stalin is immediately labeled "Far Right" these days... got any other buzzwords for us?
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  5299. Are you serious?! You can't depend on the government for jack! The government's role was never to 'look after the people' their role was simply to establish laws justifiable to the sustainability of the nation. Having demonstrating that it's a failed notion - government proves itself as nothing more then a distraction for the weak minded, lazy and complacent masses that keep finding reason to complain about the actions, or lack thereof, of government and yet keep giving their consent via the vote to do so on behalf of the establishment who actually run things... and they only have their own interest in mind.
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  5300.  @colinstratford9952  autotype: my bad, I didn't notice.
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  5301.  @bakedturkeys2132  no argument to that one; I'm in full agreement.
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  5302.  @leehenry5764  you should know? You followed a few? 😆
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  5303.  @saxon.ad410 so many Life of Brian quotes I know off the top of my head... but man I can't think of one to respond with to this... xD
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  5304. @mrgrumps3062 most people are - people are the mob. Conjure magic and they'll be distracted - you can even take their freedom and still they'll cheer. The beating heart of a country, isn't the moral foundation it's government is founded on, but the glitz and glamour of the media that "informs" them. The message could be death and they will love the messenger for it.
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  5305.  @thesanjam  in body, yes. In mind, no.
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  5306.  @Alex-cw3rz  OK, tell that to a Scot; claim there's no difference between being Scottish and being British: see what happens. Nothing? Thought not.
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  5307.  @sebgold5841  I'll tell you what I think it's not - being this sobstory of a generation that has been raised to beat itself up for actions they didn't commit, be expected to be silent as hordes come swanning across the channel, be put into high end accommodation and kept at their expense. Not to mention be criticised at the very notion that in voting Brexit they enacted THEIR voice for once; rather then obeying the oligarchs, the globalists and self-catering opportunists, all screaming that same mantra "Remain! Remain!" That help some?
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  5308.  @blenderbanana  I've done my explaining for my point and I have no obligation to defend it as there's no argument to prove me wrong, is there? Just what I'd expect though from a Remoaner - hot air along with pretencious and misplaced moral posturing.
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  5309. Oh He does, and the time is going to come soon. I get the frustration; I seriously do - having been on the same side of the argument. But then us expecting to understand the ways of the creator is like a dog asking their owner why they have to retrieve the ball they just threw.
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  5310. Why despise him? He's a perfect example of what that family of scrounging brats for the last thousand years really are. And as a pandering royalist you ought to be proud.
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  5311. @juffjaff And im told i dont live in reality... 🙄 we share more dna comparison with a banana than we do a chimp so take Darwin's delusion elsewhere.
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  5312.  @hazboy01  wow... THREE full buzzwords all in a sentence... mommy must be proud... 🙄 When you say bot, i hear you say- "I dont like what you're saying" When you say misinformation, i hear you say "My owners dont tell me that so it cant be true." And when you say uneducated, i hear you say "How dare you not toe the line and accept the indoctrination." Come back with a thought process all your own - mindless puppet.
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  5313.  @marycaine8874  And you believed that manifesto... 🙃
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  5314.  @michaelfoley9904  utilised when convenient you mean. Oh had they voted Yes to independence would they allow for a second vote? I don't think so, because the likes of Sturgeon will have gotten what she wants and she'd drop the Scots the moment it became convenient to do so.
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  5315.  @col.barnsby8595  I condemn anyone too weak to think for themselves; as a young child I had no say over my life and I learned quick that if I didn't toughen up and realise the world hands you nothing, I'd be in the exact same position. These people are ideologically contaminated - even if you show them undeniable proof of the sham it all is, they will refuse to believe you. Yuri Bezmenov put it best about Demoralisation, Destabilisatio, Crisis and Normalisation. As such they're equally able to make a choice and since they will not choose right - far be it for me to accept them as they choose wrong.
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  5316.  @col.barnsby8595  There is no leading them from this - they're Demoralised from youth and will not accept the truth put in front of them; they instead will turn and call you ignorant in their bid to defend their impression of free thought.
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  5317.  @col.barnsby8595  There is no leading them, they're puppets at this point with the only thoughts they am have being the ones they've had imposed on them since youth.
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  5318.  @andrewcoulson2375  Hmm seeing as the numbers are rushing from the Middle East and Africa, I'd say you missed a few places. 🙄
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  5319.  @andrewcoulson2375  Wherever its been, has not been on terra firma because clearly you haven't been paying attention. 🙄
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  5320.  @andrewcoulson2375  The desperate remark of wilful ignorance.
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  5321.  @jameskavanagh4315  exactly, they shouldn't have to.
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  5322.  @scooby1992  yeah imagine had it been a man saying that about a woman; see how that'd work for you. Difference is real men don't give a toss, little girls of today are so afraid of getting their feelings hurt they revert to screaming sexist at every little thing including not being agreed with.
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  5323.  @TonyWayt1  Agree with the principal, but it took six years of a nightmare war to even get to that: whole nations had to rise up in national effort to even get these responsible to surrender and even face trial. This time every nation are the ones at fault and with so many in each full out cooperating with the agenda at work, who exactly is going to put them to trial?
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  5324. If you're a lady of faith, then you know where and how it's going...
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  5325.  @SevenEternities  and crypto currency is backed by....?
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  5326.  @stuartwright8421  it's a well founded point. I do stand for equity - everyone has the right to the chances in life to better themselves; beyond that, it's all on the individual. They commit heinous crime, they get punished. You act little or unwisely, you deserve little.
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  5327.  @stuartwright8421  hardly. Equity means we all have the same chance, equality would mean regardless of misdeeds we would have the same outcome. I suppose you could say I stand for merit. You have the equity in opportunity, but it's up to you in which to earn your merit. The world owes no one anything and demands of everything. As for the racist and sexist notion - I'm a misanthropic embracer. Regardless of man or woman, white, black or whatever - in that way I'm more for equality then even those who clammer for it; in which I find everyone equally useless.
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  5328. And yet whether for them or against them; the people crossed a box and consented to the process resulting in them.
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  5329. Hmph and what are the people going to do about it... another innocent soul lost because people continue doing NOTHING.
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  5330. That's what's been happening the last century - ever since we went off the gold standard and onto fiscal debt. The money is printed based on the idea of borrowing from previous money and adding the load on later - but the problem is there's nothing to back it on so the value diminishes thus causing inflation over time. It's why what once would be enough to feed a family for a week will barely feed a person now for a single meal. And once the BRICS Gold backed currency starts up between countries including Brazil, Russia, Iran, China and Saudi Arabia - that reality is going to hit the world extra hard.
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  5331. I sure hate being right sometimes.
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  5332. How's that worked with clueless Biden and permedrunk Harris? 😂
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  5333. More cracks showing in the facade of the EU being anything less then the fourth reich...
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  5334. And so the theatre plays on its act. She acts like the altruistic hero, knowing full well any move she makes will be blocked and thus guaranteeing her support so she can continue things going the way the establishment wants. I couldn't think as slow as the dullards believing their vote makes a difference if I tried.
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  5335.  @mikecarroll3538  To be honest this was the only time worth voting seeing as the establishment wanted rid of him so much they took two shots at him and a third was intercepted. Tells you a lot of how he's not part of the plan.
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  5336.  @jeremiahjohnson5102  They'll keep at it. Remember the paraphrased expression - when defending your castle, you need to be lucky every time to avoid a breach. When breaching one, you need only be lucky the once.
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  5337. Why am I not surprised. Just like the rest of that family - he's a spoilt brat.
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  5338. Taking from one to give to another... explain then why the one should then even bother.... and to what then is the other given? All it will end in, is utter misery for all. Face it people: equality has never and will NEVER exist! Countless have tried for it and all of them have failed. Those after us will too until the one and only way will be as I prescribed: everyone without, everyone miserable and the cycle will start all over again.
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  5339. And with that noble aspiration I ask you - do you vote? If yes, then your virtue is blind and your post is pointless - for rights can't be given to you, they can only be defended by each and every person that wishes to keep them. If what you are given permits a deed or whatnot, then what you are given is a privilege; to which can just as easily be taken away as it is given. By voting someone into a position of power, you have discarded your rights and placed the cuffs on your own wrists to the mercy of masters of whom you may have never met or barely heard of. Of whom will enact their authority in any manner they deem fit with your personal consent by that vote, whether they be the candidate you personally voted or not.
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  5340.  @maxhobby1701  That was the deception they were told. Wars are fought by the young, gullible and naive on behalf of the old, bitter and opportunistic. I say this coming from a family who have had many in service and they have all come back then a few years later said the same: "I don't regret doing it as it gave me opportunities, but the fighting - we're expected to throw our lives away for nothing."
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  5341. They can't legally keep an American citizen from returning. Though looking how "inconveniences" are known to just 'disappear' it might be best he lay low for now.
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  5342. Prepared to don the jack boots and strut with your right hand jousted out? We should have had a full Brexit without that ridiculous deal that tied us in more knots then anyone should have thought. The establishment didn't WANT Brexit, the people did and when the Remain vote failed, Cameron was quick to skulk off like a coward and the establishment have done everything to make it that miserable that we wind up back in again, if not already with all the "Sign ups" we were made to agree to under Teresa May and Johnson - the latter of who only sided with Leave as a means of accelerating his career.
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  5343.  @glynnwright1699  Exactly - he only ever put the referendum out in an attempt to silence the eurosceptics for the remainder of his career. And alas it backfired so he toddled off with his tail between his legs.
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  5344.  @Clericoftheages  There's only one thing restricting the power of government: not putting them in power at all - once you give charlatans power over you, you almost never get it back and those running for politics are the textbook definition of charlatan.
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  5345.  @viper_fan  oooh file that under nerve touched... 🙄
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  5346.  @CockWomble1000  feel free to perform whatever version of the Hitlergruß they're performing these days - but I will never cowtow to that band of modern day Nazis. And more shame on you for falling for the bullshit - you rightly call our government for its ineptitude, yet you blithingly give them a free pass by letting them point the finger at Brussels and say "Well we have to go by what they're saying, since their ruling is final" basically allowing any government in this country to get paid for doing absolutely nothing, save stuff their faces at our expense and continuously lecture us about why we're living incorrectly. You've just been doing them a favor, idiot. "Brexit isn't a success" you argue - well what did you expect?! Our MPs don't want to do the work, they just want to be seen "doing" it! They've deliberately stuck their thumb up their arse so that it would fail, just so imbeciles could start crying "Oh we shouldn't have left..." and so they would do what they do best and sell us out. Not see it yet?!
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  5347.  @CockWomble1000  sorry, don't plan on strapping on jack boots and chanting sieg heil any time soon.
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  5348.  @CockWomble1000  I'm a misanthrope - I hate the entire human race... which means I'm probably more for equality then most. My reasons for wanting out of that failed bloc have nothing to do with race.
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  5349.  @CockWomble1000  if I'm the fascist - then who was it that deleted your comment? I'd rather it stay there and show at least you have the brass to say what you're saying for reference later.
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  5350. What's the matter? Feminists were demanding to be treated fairly to men for the last century... now being expected to practice what was demanded, they're stomping their feet. So are people going to finally admit the argument they used are just them being full of it? And for the record - whilst I agree that the trans nonsense should immediately be put down: I'm not the sort demanding equality because it simply has never and will never exist. However I have no respect for hypocrites.
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  5351. Funny thing is - Arcane comes from the Latin "Arcana" which means "Secret" or "Hidden" And if that character, is "her" then it can only be said; that the word she chose, was chosen ironically. 😏
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  5352.  @gimble447  I tell you true that none of them are worth voting. The system itself is designed to only have those who sustain it enter power.
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  5353.  @simonjones2240  Exactly; THEY do. And they do it with our consent via a tick at the ballot: if everyone rejected the system, that hold over the nation via debt couldn't be enforced. Course the odds of that happening is non-existent.
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  5354.  @whosaidthat5236  hmm who knows: have to get there and find out...
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  5355.  @woodypigeon  true, but the desire is to have them like in anime, not the lovable yet equally impatient and easy to anger kitty cats we know and love... unless we're talking tsundere cat girls - they have their fair share of admirers. Question is, is Mr. Musk's vision the same... plus the Weebs need an incentive to create that intergalactic travel. And those guys will perform miracles to get what they want - their capability of never giving up is on par with the too dumb to quit nature of Karens. Only the former is much more easier to tolerate then the latter.
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  5356.  @woodypigeon  then it looks like my words in humor were taken as an idea - I always said I believed in irony xD
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  5357.  @woodypigeon  hmm probably, seeing how the number 34 rule of the internet exclaims no exceptions; there's bound to be a niche for that. The more popular will definitely be cat and foxgirls though - the occasional Lamia too to appease the scalies...
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  5358.  @111111877  You have absolutely no idea how the system works - parties either toe the line and "get with the program" or they get banned. Ever recall to what happened to Britain First? Parties exist simply to tell people what they want to hear, all so they get the masses to tick the box and thus facilitate the legal authority of the establishment. Don't be fooled.
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  5359.  @uqs57bju  And unfortunately you can't really make "These people" just stop calling in because of the notion of not having a fully established argument - otherwise that just leads to the idea that people need to be silent - a notion I was directing to in my original comment. Typically I'm direct with my comments but like in any debate: and not to brag or anything - I am capable of concluding a point in a singular response to then further clarify the purpose in a follow up if needed. Such as here. Sure he may be argumentative - most of his points to which I can agree with, but surely it's better to let them speak and prove they can put their money where their mouth is. And if not, they can walk away and figure stuff out - that's how it's done... or should be, given we live in a time where if you say just one word out of line then you're shut down - that isn't just dismissive, it's a cowards way out of a dialogue.
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  5360.  @zomgenberg  Indirectly that was what was appeared to be implied. While i agree that such callers tend to speak before they have thought, that ought not to be indicative to give any idea that they should be silent. As for the argument about the "boats" they are illegally entering the country and under those international laws if we refuse them entry then the country from which they originated are obligated to take them. As many of them are coming undocumented this therefore by process of elimination implies the last country they left is culpable, ergo obligated to take them. It isn't our place to clean up their mess. Other factors do take account indeed as well - the NHS is bloated financially in areas while underwhelmed in others; both Tories and Labour are culpable for this and quite honestly I feel no obligation to continue to fund a service that can't even get me a dentist despite having paid my whole life into it and yet countless waltz in and get free treatments without question despite never paying a penny.
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  5361.  @PaulChapman1bz  Only because a small minority of us have the brass to. Too many puppets dependant on the very system that enabled this atrocity. And guess who gave the Iranians new arms just recently... spoiler - the very country apparently fighting against a certain Vlad...
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  5362. Hitler was a National Socialist. That's the textbook definition of being the complete opposite of Conservative and further so.
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  5363. As opposed to the laughing hyena who can't decide whether she's Indian or black- seeing how in both times she ran, she changed how she identified? The one of whom in her tenure in office didn't achieve anything outside of censoring her own citizens? Sit down and do some homework.
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  5364. And YET the "fed up" masses will keep voting anyway, then wonder why nothing changes.
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  5365. As much as I like her forthright approach and I always have - she'd have to be credulous to believe that even if Reform got in and overtook the Tories, that their policies would be enacted in any regard that changes the direction of the establishment. The powers that be wouldn't allow it - they'd tell Reform to take their slice and cooperate or be ousted at the next election and be destroyed via the media.
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  5366. I am absolutely so sick of this one sided argument coming from these bleeding hearts. Anyone who's been to the middle east on tour of duty will tell them that they have no idea as to the people they're defending blindly behind their keyboards and phones.
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  5367. And the sad thing is - people swarm and fawn over this overhyped, overvalued, outdated and excessive case of Sweet Home Alabama...
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  5368. Well you can all thank the Feminists for that - they set the trend and now they're being expected to practice what they've been preaching, it's shown to have backfired on them. They are their own worst enemy and I can't help but be amused as they wallow in the misery of their own making, whilst rolling my eyes at the perversions that they empowered blindly in their ambition.
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  5369. No, but it is ludicrous to think change is going to come within a system that has it's controllers staying the course and isn't going to let anyone upset that. Farage and his crew will either stand in line with those in power or they'll either never get there or they'll be removed. Just like every other party out there.
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  5370.  @BillSikes.  You're elaborating nothing less then moral relativism driven by emotion. And fact doesn't care about said emotion. And if karma is as absolute as you claim it to be, then the question I ask would have an answer to it: however the reality is that there isn't an answer that doesn't contradict the principle of Karma's nature and if a principle contradicts itself, it cannot be absolute, ergo not fact and thus does not exist.
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  5371.  @gracemclaughlin6662  now if only we'd do the same with the rest of the spoilt brat of a family, then it'd be perfect...
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  5372. How about do one better and completely reject the system altogether - because in an election the only ones getting in will be puppets just like Trudeau. The establishment will accept no less to stand and continue the cycle.
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  5373.  @johnknutson825  Those too far gone by the system can't be woken up. Ever heard of Ideological Subversion? The only ones who can be woken up are those awake already and refuse to submit to the illusion of the vote.
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  5374. ​ @keithhutchins8966 Of course they won't. Establishment has an agenda that they will not have any party upset.
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  5375. 🙄 Oh for goodness sake... the only way to save this country is for people to reject the system that has crippled it. Reform are part of that exact same system - their getting in will NOT change anything.
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  5376. It's an exercise in futility - it's either the Tories or Labour; the system of voting we're under assures it. Reform is essentially throwing your vote away. No, if we want away with these clowns we need rid of the system.
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  5377. He talks a big deal but i wonder more does he have the brass to put his money where his mouth is, or will he crumble and tow to the lobbyists who without a doubt carry his campaign in exchange for favor and thus put him under control of the status quo...
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  5378.  @FlashGormless  It's not them either - it's the banks who own the money and therefore run the country. The civil service and government are merely their puppets seeing as the debt owed is impossible to pay back.
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  5379.  @FlashGormless  They're just as much puppets as the government. The banks are the ones who really run the country and have them by the balls. They're owed an impossible debt after all.
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  5380.  @FlashGormless  They're not the establishment - the banks are and you can't vote those. Those who get into government on any level - politician or civil; they're simply puppets to those who really run things... And people naively keep letting them in, thinking there's a difference.
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  5381.  @FlashGormless  They're not establishment - just another row of puppets. The banks are the ones who runs things and folk keep naively ticking to support their puppets in.
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  5382.  @lesleylamy  That's the sign of a true politician. That's what they do.
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  5383.  @FlashGormless  They're not the establishment, only their puppets.
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  5384.  @davidroberts4398  If you insist.
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  5385. Hmph swapping one tyrant with another. And "Free" thats what establishment's calling for, all the while denying its own... the hypocrisy is staggering.
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  5386. Don't worry - all those billions that Joey took from you all, will still go to where it's going 🙃
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  5387.  @dogwalker666  as opposed to Zolensky's - that is while he isn't posing for magazines whilst he runs his country via a one party state, given he imprisoned and outlawed his opposition, at the same time selling all the arms donated to him on the black market and force recruiting all volunteers the world over into active military service, even if they were only there to offer aid... but oh no; the guy who was in last who took only a dollar as payment for his presidency is going to be grubbing up the money. Seriously do some homework when you're not out walking the dog, with your head up in space.
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  5388.  @edda682  And just how do you pay tax when the money worked for is backed by the very debt that tax is supposed to cover among other things...
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  5389. What a sack of crap.
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  5390.  @EllanaWolf  By that point it'll be too late. It more or less is - with every crossing made, the ones more than willing to turn around and violently suppress and take over, increase in number. And the ones in charge know it. It's a catch 22. Only one way out, but no-one is willing.
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  5391. And the pennies and pounds are worthless when backed by the debt used against them.
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  5392. Democracy is dictatorship being polite. Its also the most conceited form of it as it fools the masses to engage in their own suppression via wilful ignorance.
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  5393.  @pixelslightmagic8566  those two caught bonking in their patrol vehicle behind their partner's backs; whilst on duty and ignoring two call out no less, being another example.
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  5394. Oh but diversity is such a "strength"... 🙄
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  5395.  @hectorshouse7348  same said about most politicians.
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  5396. ​ @Smolnic Creativity is no replacement for reality.
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  5397. Come now, that means parents have to be... responsible and if they were that, they wouldn't be palming them off to the state... but that's the plan.
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  5398.  @CWTS47DAB  And the state can only exist when the people empower it - whether in submissive elect or in silence.
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  5399. Oh how I'd love to hear him rant about Brexit and shout louder to "SHUT THE FUCK UP!"
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  5400.  @mr.timebombman2230  Touche, there's being a bit misguided though and then there's being completely deranged like as we see.
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  5401. Smh When will all you commenting fools ever learn... "Vote Reform!" this and "Vote Reform!" that. They will NOT get into power; the status quo and the structuring of the election system will see to it.
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  5402. It's an insider job - no doubt about it. My heart goes to the poor souls in the crowd who lost their lives and to their loved ones who lost those dearest. And as for you, establishment: to think I already know the depths you'll go for the sake of your sick game. Damn you for this.
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  5403.  @Heizzer47  Believe me I know more then you give me credit for. Jan 6th was a reuse of the Reichstag in Germany back in the 30s with a scapegoat to justify the following action, only this incident has been blatant. And let's see what occurs in the echelons of power, while everyone focuses on this; shall we. "Never let a good tragedy go to waste" after all and the fact they've just tried for him, means he's definitely rubbing someone the wrong way.
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  5404.  @Heizzer47  I know more then you give me credit for. But I can understand your criticism seeing as to you I'm just a pretentious face in the crowd.
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  5405.  @tenniskinsella7768  you're absolutely correct - they're a division vote; never to get into power but to prevent one side winning one seat over another. Thus you can not trust to win in a rigged system.
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  5406. Of course had remoaners got their way, we'd be told "Democracy has spoken now sit down and shut up" Face it, the Europhiles couldn't get their way and they're still sulking.
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  5407.  @RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 For lack of a better term: yes. He said it best and you appropriately point out how man has ignored it.
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  5408. Because state owned industry works SO much better...
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  5409.  @drozycoder2007  oh don't feed me a turd and tell me it's a Snickers: those lockdowns saw a huge rise in domestics and suicides and you ought to know that. "Saved lives" Pah! It ruined countless!
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  5410. I have only ONE word to say about that idiot sticking that in his arm. 😐 What.
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  5411. Get it through your skulls - you try winning through the rigged system; you merely grant consent and legality to their justification of irreprehensible acts. You're wasting your efforts this way!
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  5412.  @Tydurden2025  how doesn't it make sense? Labour inflated the service to an unsustainable manner and the Tories came in with big words and little action.
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  5413.  @Lucky13Ravens  well what do you expect? Would you like to explain to everyone why their tax rate has accelerated - including the very people within the civil service and on top of that - the price hike to all goods and services to match? And in the process make the issue with the national debt - impossible to pay as it already is, even worse?
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  5414.  @Tydurden2025  they say the same thing. So do you have anything to add to the conversation or do you plan on being pedantic without a justifiable purpose? If the latter - good day.
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  5415.  @A_Casual_NPC  you first.
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  5416. Nothing really Nicola didn't get her way so she's kept sulking.
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  5417.  @bowserheadteacher  And with that, you have something that those who do take part don't: the right to actually object and argue. The question now is: will you stand your ground to keep it? If yes, then you have my respect.
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  5418. Goes to show something that these gates do so well to impede UK civilians from going to and fro, yet do absolutely nothing to stop the illegals. When comedy becomes reality all that's left is insanity.
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  5419. And reading a whole years worth of this horseshit has only further intensified my misanthropy. You're all being used - two things sell better then anything in this world. One is sex and the other is fear. In this case the fear if not having something. How many times have they said they're running out? How many times now have they been proven OH so wrong? As for all the tree hugging pretentious dullards who go on and on about "using something else" I'm all ears - what exactly? Electricity? Sure, but HOW are you going to generate it? Hydro? Yeah at high tide and God forbid a drought dries up a river. Not to mention the amount of energy and resources needed to maintain, fix and replace the parts... which would take OIL. Solar? Another interesting one - OK when you're in unblemished sunlight with top of the mill panels - which it would take space comparable to the Sahara to just power a small European country for the daylight hours... the chemicals in their creation, toxic and unstable and can't be just discarded. Then they have to be replaced... using oil. Wind? Unstable as you can't control or predict it - countless times they're proven to be too flimsy and break requiring maintenance... with Oil - not to mention PETA having a field day with all the birds killed while flying through the blades. Nuclear sounds reasonable...oh wait, one need only remembers Chenobyl... despite the fact that was due to human error on site and the use of cheap material in the reactor: graphite instead of lead. Which means it'd be expensive as hell unless of course oil is used along side... And then I hear calls for depopulation? So who's volunteering for metaphorical genocidal seppuku through sterilisation? No one? Didn't think so. Once again my misanthropy gets worse at the thoughtlessness of the paranoid and the uncritical.
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  5420.  @Luvie1980  so every newborn German child today should be told the moment they draw breath "You're guilty for the actions that your great, great grandaddy may or may not have done"? Get a grip: and I say this as a descendant of a German Jewish woman who emigrated from Germany in 1931 with her husband while her family stayed behind and likely were killed in those camps.
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  5421. It was inevitable. The game is rigged folks and yet you'll all cross out a box anyway - legalising who establishment decide who they want.
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  5422. I know... I mean it's completely unthinkable... 🤔 must be a reason why it keeps coming up...
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  5423. That's the best he's got?
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  5424. Thus proving once again across the world; that you can't have equality along with diversity and that equality ultimately doesn't exist. In this instance - I have no reason to support Islam, just as I don't support these lgbtwhatever groups.
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  5425. She's nothing more then a barefaced liar.
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  5426. Heh the last time books were censored and banned, they were being burned en mass in public... think it was in a place called Germany - led by an Austrian at the time I think... a painter of sorts with a particular style of facial hair and a penchant for making speeches...
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  5427.  @HonestlyHonest-o3x  So you're equally responsible for what this administration and government are doing on behalf of their masters.
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  5428.  @robinnigel5439  He's just a puppet like the rest of them in power, I assure you he can and he will. Establishment will demand it.
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  5429.  @HonestlyHonest-o3x  you may not have voted for them, but if you voted at all, you consented to the process - therefore you are responsible for what they do.
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  5430.  @HåkonOdinsson  So you still put your mark on a ballet paper. Right. So again you've simply signed to consent to the process because you'd be hoping a majority would do the same, yes? Since you did that and your side lost - the winner still have your consent to the process: ergo, you have permitted this.
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  5431.  @HåkonOdinsson  For one thing I don't consent to anyone to 'represent' me other than myself. I take no part in the system that's built to control under the illusion of choice when it's nothing but a rat's maze - for another. I stand my ground on my rights, not their decided privileges. I answer to none of their imposed authority. Questions?
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  5432.  @oliverbrooks1348  we didn't abolish the largest empire on earth simply to annex ourselves into the successor of the one we fought six bloody long years to defy. The EU is essentially finishing off what the third reich started. Our industry is obliterated because of the time we spent in that bloc we were lied to about being purely for trading with. We need to self invest and build ourselves up first before even considering trading at the expense of our liberty. We should have gone No Deal from the start - but the militant globalists in the status quo would have none of it. And economy? You aware of just what the Pound, Euro, Dollar and he'll - just about every currency on earth is based on?!
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  5433.  @ifindoubtbailout70  Oh please - he gets in and he'll toe the line all the same. The ones who own the country like everywhere else will demand it.
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  5434.  @johnross2924  oh they can, but they're not going to pay for it out of their own pocket - they just raise the prices on purchases and services. Which again renders the raise meaningless, makes everyone buying from Tesla or Amazon have to pay more - and nationwide this effect lessens the value of the currency. See the issue yet?
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  5435.  @stephenconway2468  and we're still bound due to Northern Ireland. We did not abolish the largest empire on earth, simply to annex ourselves to another. Especially the successor of the very reich we spent six long years fighting to defy.
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  5436.  @Buckets1000  Northern Ireland also wishes to remain part of the UK, ergo what affects one, effects all. So despite the fact that the majority voted to leave - screw it because one part voted remain as a majority? That's not how it works.
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  5437.  @manuelromeroarcos1639  GOOD!
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  5438.  @manuelromeroarcos1639  Your argument?
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  5439. I trust you're being sarcastic, Dredd...
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  5440.  @AshleyBidensBathTime  He's either a genuine one or hiding behind the title which is just as inaccurately applied as it is interpreted.
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  5441.  @zalamael  most tried that - getting labeled as desperate, petty and mysoginistic in the process if they don't meet certain standards. I personally just don't care. I am a man and I look around and see both men and women with the mentality of 12 year olds - no wonder I always deemed finding my wife to be a calling from the big guy upstairs: five failed relationships with the types mentioned on here and elsewhere and it took giving up to find her.
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  5442. Biblical accounts - Torah, Talmud and New Testament determine homosexuality to be an abhorrent act. Difference is, they don't go out of their way to warrent for ones execution, or from what I'm told by those who have done tours of that part of the world: "Humiliated and defiled" as an example. And there's only one difference between those who are deemed moderate and those who are extremist in the religion that does react to such deeds in such a heinous manner: Those that are acting and those that will.
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  5443. ​ @GalinaStamova So how does it feel knowing you're that weak, words harm you. Respect is earned not demanded.
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  5444. And you would have us remained hog tied to an autocratic cabal who we might as well call the fourth reich? No thank you.
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  5445. Guys like him are control freaks. Little wonder he's high up in amongst the establishment's hierarchy. Not quite calling the shots, but he's the first rung on the ladder down - as opposed to us "plebs" who barely even see the first on the ladder up.
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  5446.  @spector969  And how many times has he ever been in power? I count never. And if he's wanting to get in the seat and lead - the ones who really run things will instruct him to either start towing the line or his chance of winning will be non-existent. And even if he wins the election, the strings will be pulled and he'll be replaced.
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  5447.  @spector969  A few minor scraps to their knees and you think he's championing you... please don't be simple: he's telling folk of a certain mindset what they want to hear, like every other no matter the party - answering to the exact same source in getting you all to submit. I don't give a damn who you vote for and neither do they, they just want you to so they can legitimise their hold and you seem so subverted in demoralised ideology that you simply can't see you're being used.
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  5448.  @spector969  So in short you're supporting the very system that enables the suppression of people under the illusion of choice, rather than actual choice.
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  5449.  @americanspirit8932  touching story and sentimental but I'm an obligate meat eater with the view that if something isn't meant to be eaten it's poisonous. Never been poisoned by a steak, chop or leg and so a steak, chop and leg will remain part of my diet. I don't go advocating the injuring and abusing of animals however, plus I believe you should only kill one if you plan to eat it. And I stand by that as when I was ten I went touring around an abattoir and even bolted one of the animals that was then processed - so I've done the deed myself and I can say I practice what I preach. So your view is acknowledged but it will not sway me.
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  5450. I just wonder what will come out of the puppet's mouths when the call by these cretins to purge the LGTB begins... if they condemn it, they're Islamaphobic, if they don't - then they're a number of different phobes that the woke idiots have conjured up.
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  5451.  @-Teague-  Tell that to the folk in Ohio.
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  5452.  @cmdkaboom  Oh because Joey "Creepy" Biden and his clueless sidekick Kamala "I laugh before I talk to you like I'm five years old" Harris were the much better choice. Get a grip, wake the hell up and smell the coffee.
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  5453. Looking at all the commentary below - no wonder the UK isn't excelling: too full of whining EU loving bleeding hearts desperate for any convenient jabs at those who wanted to leave that failed bloc.
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  5454.  @kbspark  Oh I know they were lying. I voted leave for my own reasons, not the spouting of opportunists. But I'd do it again: I hold no loyalty or obedience to our own government of puppets, so WHY on earth would I submit to an even less elected group of puppets in that failure of a bloc.
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  5455.  @petergaskin1811  😂 Democracy is the biggest con ever devised... the greatest trick a dictator can play is giving the people the choice and demoralizing them over the years into thinking that the tyrant themselves are actually necessary. And let's face it had Remain won, anyone complaining would be told "Sit down and shut up, democracy has spoken" it's 'misinformation's fault' when it doesn't go their way and democracy when it does. It's all a con and you KNOW it.
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  5456.  @kbspark  On the contrary I've never voted for anyone; I'll be represented by noone other than myself. And frankly the only ones who should be angry at the likes of government who enabled Frost and Cummings, are the people who ticked the box at any given election - for doing so they accepted in the submission of authority over them. And if any voter has someone to be angry at, they need only look in the mirror because they chose to give it up in the first place. My reasons? To name three - first we didn't abolish an empire simply to annex into another in all but name; it's lunacy in the hypocrisy. Second, our fighting men risked it all opposing a tyranny and I find no nobility in joining the successor of the very one that they died defying. Thirdly, I don't even acknowledge our own government as demonstrated as my refusal to tick for anyone elected, so to think I'd silently bow to bureaucrats in Europe is beyond comical.
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  5457.  @petergaskin1811  You have to blind to even entertain the illusion of democracy.
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  5458.  @petergaskin1811  Democracy. Oh how I'd love to dismantle that farce... but twice now someone has removed that explanation - filed under nerve touched
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  5459. And the hypocrisy goes on...
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  5460. Well as much as I have no desire to go along with anything the likes of government have to say these days - it's about time the spoilt brat Charlie does a little bit of work for once in his life.
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  5461. Oh ffs... I've had enough of this crap. I personally prefer eating beef at Christmas over turkey, but come on! This is blatant soft authoritarianism, this is bullshit.
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  5462. @@glynmellor6161 Says the one responding here.
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  5463.  @spacebound1522  It's supposed to be the 21st century but due to bleeding heart delusions from the left - it's more like 1984.
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  5464. @@glynmellor6161 And yet you don't see the hypocrisy. At least you acknowledge the irony.
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  5465. @@glynmellor6161 The latter part of your argument is misplaced as it isn't a matter of "my importance" or whatnot - but hypocrisy tends to leave any comment made invalid.
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  5466.  @woofolliesmydog8628  sad thing is you're right - and so my misanthropy grows deeper.
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  5467. Blind leading the blind... how foolish.
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  5468. They offer false hope because establishment will make them choose compliance with the agenda or bankruptcy of the state.
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  5469. @@ivanschlotzky1378 Only this time, the Union doesn't have slaves to free in order to get them to fight - instead they try to import numbers who'll instead turn on them as well.
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  5470.  @TrudyTrew  I know how you feel - I hate being right about the things I tell people; to which I'm so frequently ignored only to be proven correct. I tell people not to vote but they do anyway and then complain about both outcome and resulting actions of those who get in.
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  5471. Oh but that's... that's just... racist... oh no... 🙄
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  5472. @Argent Wolf you're familiar with Ideological Subversion.
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  5473.  @KyleTheDalek  at this point it would be very difficult; not impossible but difficult. We would have to start Ideological Subversion in direction of traditional value with the next generation. The ones at present are too far gone. The first stage is Demoralisation and that's been repeated over and over for the last century almost with each generation after the last becoming more and more engrossed with this ideology we're seeing. It takes approximately 20 years to demoralise a nation with one generation and once they're adults the process is complete and irreversible. So even if we started RIGHT now it would still take another 20 years max to start undoing the damage and of course those who are indoctrinated already will not go down easy - look how quick they are to cancel. Another thing we would need to do is FORCE our establishment to stop abetting this philosophy and to not invest in nations that propogate it. And seeing as we're nearing the end of stage two we don't have long left. Once the nation hits crisis it's all but over as the truth - even if accepted won't matter to people desperate for the bare necessities. Chairman Mao in China can be attributed with that with his "Great Leap Forward" in which he starved his nation to such desperation that families were exchanging their own children with their neighbours so they wouldn't feel as guilty of committing the ultimate atrocity with their own. You'll find the true depth of the matter in older books as the new ones "conveniently" omit it - "History is written by the winners" after all "A great lie agreed upon. They were starving and desperate - then Mao came and offered a way out at the cost of their liberties "for just a short while" and we know in politics, a short while is never quite short, but desperate the people fell for it and so look at China now - even Stalin would never have dreamed of such "success" at subjugation and obedience - with the people for the most part WANTING to be for they deem it better then starving to the point of resorting to those measures, in spite of their leaders being the ones who caused it.
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  5474. @Argent Wolf those weren't attempts, they were deliberate injection of idealism; an idea to be touched into the education system, then they backed off as too much would immediately attract the attention of too many people. Just enough to have the young succeptible and too little for the older to be distracted from their work to argue against it. How China went in terms of starvation, it won't happen this time. It doesn't have to - look at how desperate Canada was last week with a 24 hour Internet blackout. Of course there are those who tell of the loss of their wars, but sadly aside from the likes of you and I who would heed their side of the story; who pays them heed? Nobody. To the mainstream they're just "conspiracy theorists" as if THAT was a bad thing. As for you being on the left as a teen; I don't say this to mock or call you for it, having had many views like that during my youth. However there is an expression that goes that as a child, you're more aligned to the left but as you get older - so long as you don't get contaminated by such brainwash, you find yourself leaning further to the right as the world at 25 is not the same in the mind of a 10 year old.
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  5475. Until establishment wants them in again.
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  5476.  @Al-Hunt-acrylic-painter  He's just another puppet like every politician is.
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  5477.  @Alex-cw3rz  2006 we were having to accept that the war in Iraq was illegal, the currency was being blown with quantative easing for the sake of benefit scroungers and we were still having to deal with migrants en masse.
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  5478.  @johnrussell3961  psh and many claim the EU is all about democracy... "What would follow then would be predictable"? You mean people would actually choose leave? I wonder why...
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  5479.  @TheGava4  no, they'll just be replaced with another set of stooges looking to sell out the country and it's people; who once again vote based on blind herding rather then do their own research. Those that place trust in any government have never learned from history.
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  5480.  @56postoffice  commented just like a typical whining bleeding hearted remoaner.
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  5481.  @prendersmack1643  desperate whines of a coward trying to cling onto the idea of safety in which you'd happily sell away your liberty and dignity. Heavens sake, have some self respect
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  5482.  @ThomasKing19933  not with defeatist stances like this.
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  5483.  @TheGava4  which comment?
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  5484.  @1313Katiebug  Goes without saying xp
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  5485.  @mrsswindon  Well it only took an illegal war to do it - how's his search for WMDs going along?
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  5486.  @mrsswindon  well given a state of war goes hand in hand with the increase of investment, you ought to realise his foreign policy goes hand in hand with his economic - given he did so by basically screwing over the British people by raising the taxes, ripping open the doors of our borders and imposed a ridiculous notion of political correctness to stifle the backlash.
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  5487. "And today on the political puppet show~!"
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  5488. Traitor! Fetch the axe!
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  5489. She's lost in a maze of moral relativism. But unsurprising that she's doing she's told.
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  5490. You not seeing the bigger picture yet? They're doing this deliberately to render everyone dependant on the state.
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  5491. Loyalty isnt legally binding in the vote. If it were, then the manifesto of each party would be printed on the ballot paper you cross - and it never is. And whether you like it or you hate it, the moment you cross the box- you've consented to any and all choices made in advance.
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  5492. And people won't - too indoctrinated into cowardice, stupidity, laziness and disinterest.
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  5493.  @johnhankinson1929  unfortunately as she proves - Equality doesn't exist. Never has, never will in this fallen world.
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  5494. 😂 I love it!
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  5495. And you can blame the masses who enable it - those who whinge about what the establishment is doing and yet at ten in the morning on election day, they line up itching to cross a box next to their stooge of choice; because they're too clueless and lazy to go and start thinking and acting for themselves.
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  5496. Um in most ways yeah? Seeing how the Aborigines and Native Americans didn't have electricity and means to leave their own lands until the tech you would spurn came along. Stuck out in the bush I'd be sticking with them but otherwise... You want a fuel? Go Nuclear - if you want to buy the crock this crowd would have you believe.
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  5497. The more I hear this waffle, the deeper my misanthropy grows "Oh no! Climate Change!" "Oh no! A cough!" "Wah we no like Trump!" Idiots - completely hopeless dullards... I sincerely hope an asteroid or comet hits hard. Seriously the human race at this point won't be missed with how clueless it's become - consumed by a multibillion strong horde of Eddie Barzoons...
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  5498. When are people going to wake the fuck up!? The state isn't interested in the needs of the people: especially the English who aren't even acknowledged as English anymore - they have to be called "British..." yeah try imposing that on a Scot and see what happens. So WHY are people blindly letting it happen?! Think your vote is going to matter? Think again! They don't care what you think - the outlawing of protest is an alarm bell - what makes you think they want nothing from you but pure unabated obedience?!
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  5499. The thing about the doc: he would have been against the unethical, but understand the perspective of the time was also quite different. Ambo saying what he did was altruistic? Not at all, but imagine what monsters the general population will think we are in 200 years time... providing we having 86ed the human race before then.
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  5500. Yeah the last time they tried that, the rodents population exploded and they culled far more then what the cats that kept the rodents in check ever could.
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  5501.  @Kaelmerun  Might as well try platting fog. It can't be done. Simple as.
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  5502.  @B_superscript3  You really don't know the nature of pests then if that's what you've come to the conclusion as a result. And this isn't a matter of moral posture, it's a matter of fact.
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  5503. Vote for anyone and you're doing it. The vote is a facade, a con, a scam, a blatant lie.
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  5504. The only soldiers that matter are the ones who can stand to the task and come back alive. When you join a military you're there to serve, not to whine about your fee fees being hurt because Johnny said a naughty word and slur against Billy and expect to be treated specially because you fit in slot A or slot B. All that matters is that you keep up with the rest and if you can't do that then pack up, go home and stop making excuses. Do I think that counts as well to women soldiers? Absolutely. I'm all for women to join, but they must keep up with the men - not have the men lessen the exertion for their sake. Life is hard and war is harder. Regardless of background, man or woman and colour, a soldier on the enemy side is another target for a soldier on yours to fire and the enemy sees the same. Bullets, blades and explosives kill and maim all the same. On behalf of every family member who's served their once proud country - Grow the fuck up.
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  5505.  @DannyDexter123  yeah but half the people here and more aren't the ones who put through the bullshit regulations in the first place.
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  5506. What's that? We're not wanted across the rest of the world but we're expected to do the work for it? That's rich!
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  5507.  @rwo5402  I don't even acknowledge the 'authority of 'This house' so I'll entertain you the time in reflecting how little I think of your beloved reich's. When I cast my ballot - the one and only time worth doing so, that day; I did it all for my own reasons. I paid no attention to either sides of the 'official' divide.
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  5508.  @rwo5402  At the very least it's my boat, unlike so many others who squabble over space on someone else's; not realising what direction it's going.
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  5509. I can define that worthless excuse of a human being, much less a mayor, in one word: Puppet. Because NO ONE is deliberately THAT delusional or idiotic by accident.
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  5510. Well done, you've faced one face of the beast; now how about you realise the same to be true of all its other faces...
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  5511. Which says a lot about our society - because we're the ones who keep voting them in. The best people for the job are the ones who don't want it because they've got better things to do, they aren't corrupted by power and they know it's all bullshit.
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  5512.  @MilesBellas  ironically it was a Conservative government that stood up to and defied Germany in the 40s and that "deluded nationalistic" trait you spurn kept us going instead of submitting and surrendering - ironically further still - policies that Labour claim to found as well as promote were of Germany's making of that era. They were Socialists, just like Labour. The Workers Party I believe they called themselves before going forward with National Socialism - and just what do Labour promote? Gasp - to have things Nationalised... under a Socialist banner. The Conservatives have changed for the worse with opportunists within their ranks and yet Labour as then as now remains the same - yearning to take advantage of the plight of people to gain power - just like the Austrian did almost a century ago. "A city can survive it's ambitious and even it's fools - but it cannot survive treason from within" famous words of Cicero.
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  5513.  @MilesBellas  this country is going to hell in a handbasket between horders in the Tories and opportunist dullards in Labour and you're set on repeating past mistakes and heeding no lessons on the past? It truly is said that no fool is like an old fool. You prattle about trade, when it is global economics that simultaneously proves itself as strength and weakness? I have educated myself, you perhaps should do the same and glance at the strings that bind you, puppet.
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  5514.  @MilesBellas  we clearly have your answer then. So he's a barefaced liar - you don't need to tell me that about Corbyn. The sellout who would change his principles in exchange for power. I harbour no delusion on Boris' lack of integrity, but don't go trying to elevate and notion to Corbyn being some altruistic saint.
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  5515.  @epiphany1915  And that's all it is - an act. Sorry to say but your dad was merely wasting his time.
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  5516.  @Dmog97  Given the state of the set up of the system are you surprised? After all who wants to be the one to go down in history as being the one who told the public that not only was the money so valueless, the entire nation is also bankrupt with a debt it can't repay.
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  5517. Never use to be - check out the retaliation to the Poll Tax. The tranquilising is a result of decades of ideological subversion.
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  5518. No, just how inept the mass population has become in that the majority will remain wilfully ignorant of the swamp that's there. They're obedient drones that have been raised to be smart enough to work the devices and do the jobs but just dim enough to passively accept being fed "The American Dream" because they have to be asleep to believe it.
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  5519.  @martinheath5947  So you prefer being snobbish in calling them Mr. or Mrs? Priorities, you fool.
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  5520.  @skibidat9808  Then you have imprisoned yourself with your silence, as such are you still free? For tyrants succeed, only when the good many stay silent and step aside.
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  5521. Why are people so surprised - these are just puppets in the same theatre acting out the part for their masters...
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  5522. See someone's awake and paying attention; it's a relief to see.
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  5523. "Rerolls" would likely crash the whole simulation the moment it was ever confirmed...
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  5524.  @nicholasweaver7809  then you really don't understand the game.
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  5525.  @anonnemo2504  Because the politicians are puppets - they exist to give people the illusion of choice when the real game is convincing the masses to submit to the system which doesn't change no matter which of them gets in. They answer to their masters and that doesn't consist of you or anyone ticking the box.
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  5526.  @billbo7630  and you'll find who won't be in power or be shafted soon enough for that.
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  5527.  @anonnemo2504  either the players are complaint with the stays quo or they don't get really far or for very long. To put it short and sweet.
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  5528. Problem is when you tax the rich too much they'll just move their assets to somewhere that won't and thus leave everyone else stuck paying further taxes.
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  5529.  @allowit328  Then you live with wishful thinking. No company gets that rich by being honest.
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  5530.  @Crut3y  Given the owners of these companies also own the banks to which the UK is basically defaulted on its loans to, they hold all the cards. Buildings and land isn't a factor to them. After all how can you pay back debt with debt?
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  5531.  @OrlandoDibiskitt  That somebody else happens to run under a different name owned by the same company.
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  5532.  @bredache  Their wealth comes from the debt the nation owes the folk who own the banks, who in turn also own these companies. Is it starting to set in folks? They're never going to need to pay it cause they'd ultimately just be paying themselves. And if called to pay more they simply change the name to give the impression of changing things when nothing ever does.
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  5533.  @dkupke  Your point?
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  5534.  @allowit328  When they're the ones with all the cards, they're the ones who determine how the law is delivered.
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  5535.  @ZiggySA  You really don't know how tax avoidance works do you.
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  5536.  @thatthingisaid5766  And you clearly don't understand the nature of the economy. There basically isn't one because the currency is so backed up by the debt it is backed on, it's only value comes from the masses belief in its value. No small businesses will emerge from this because from the beginning they're dragged firmly into a red they can't escape.
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  5537.  @allowit328  And what politician would even entertain that law? None. Because they know the moment they start - their career is over because no party wants to be the one to have to tell the public that the money is worthless and the state is in a debt it can't pay.
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  5538.  @thatthingisaid5766  😅 Seriously wake up. The idea of their contributions are just a dream.
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  5539.  @MaryWalden-e5k  Doesn't matter if you don't agree - facts don't care about your feelings. And here's a fact - establishment controls those who get in and all you've done is legalise their puppets actions which are instructed.
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  5540. Corvidae are among the smartest of animals - forever curious and always interested in solving problems of their own. One advantage she's certainly got - few pests would dare try to infest her home. Bugs make for good food and Corvids are territorial; meaning they'll seldom tolerate anything else trying to inhabit their perceived property.
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  5541. Not that im giving them much advocacy for what they did - but ironically they tried deporting their unwanted bunch too. Trouble was that nobody would take them.
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  5542. All you buffoons crying "Vote Reform!" Are just as much to blame for the likes of this madness - because you all whinge and moan about antics of establishment such as this and yet at ten in the morning on election day, you're all lining up itching to sign consent via a cross next to the name of your establishment stooge of choice - because youre too clueless and lazy to actually go thinking and acting for yourselves. No wonder this sod got off scottfree - you all enabled them to let him.
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  5543. Let it be known i was brought up in front of a TV but difference was, back in the 90s while everything was psychedelic the kids shows also didnt condescend and treat us lile toddlers. Power Rangers, Sonic The Hedgehog, Hey Arnold and the like - they all had substance. That and despite being in front of the TV along with movies and playing computer games; my parents always made time for me to sit down and talk. Neglect and abysmal "message" riddled shows trying not to offend anyone = BAD combination.
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  5544. And that's why it's doomed to fail. The idea requires no distinction from its absolutes: any change that goes against it and the whole thing falls apart. Course the only way to make it work is to make it a United States and annex all sovereignty under one - which I definitely would reject.
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  5545.  @CarlAndersen-t8u  Ever think there's a reason for that? They're the symptom, not the cause. Look to their masters; the same of every single individual vying for the job regardless of the party.
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  5546.  @annother3350  and you were commenting saying "We don't even live near an ocean". Details, Ann. They are important.
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  5547. More the sign of a smug opportunist who proves his actual inability to make an argument and when someone actually has a solid point and he doesn't like it - he pulls that "clever trick" at one point in time we'd call that the desperate act of a loser.
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  5548. I've had worse colds and flus. Not had a single shot and the one or two times I've contracted this bug; I've felt it, but it's like - so what?
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  5549.  @sofakingcool1555  Tell that to the twenty percent of men in China that no matter how hard they try, will NEVER get married.
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  5550.  @Matt-yg8ub  Believe me you're talking to someone who knows this as well, if not probably better then you do. And my wife already knows that should any of those kind of antics were to arise, I'll drop her in a heartbeat. I'm fortunate to be with a woman who shares traditional values, but I'm in no delusion to believe that the possibility for it to come crumbling down isn't there. The only thing I can see for men; call this me playing devil's advocate - love that pinball machine... is the fact that without couples, the human race will go extinct within a good half century. Mind you as a misanthropic, borderline nihilist that to me isn't an issue; however I do also believe most haven't thought this aspect through.
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  5551.  @dazzybotha6564  How capricious...
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  5552.  @dazzybotha6564  Such impulsive and whimsical carelessness is why the western world is falling in the first place. Not everyone you talk to has a stunted vernacular, 'mate'.
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  5553. @Ian Stretch she wasn't born here.
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  5554.  @wundurra24  no they were ten years old and acted on their own volition - murder at an age that has far more difficulty in incriminating and yet were still made accountable. Oh... and they were white so drop the "waycist" bullshit - it doesn't wash. Seriously I am SO sick of race baiting whiners resorting to that excuse because they have no real argument - it's pathetic!
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  5555.  @wundurra24  because she was older then them, knew better and has no excuse. She had multiple chances to change her mind and didn't. All she had in her company the whole time was another girl, not some older guy keeping her going until she had arrived outside the UK. Try and argue for her all you want - she's nothing but a traitor and has gotten what she deserves. ...or are you going to advocate that everyone under the age of 18 who's committed a crime ought to be freed for "Not knowing better" and "Being influenced". Use your head, bleeding heart.
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  5556.  @wundurra24  if I'd let my daughter be that way, I'd be a failure of a father, but it would be on her own head none the less. And spoiler alert - I HAVE a 12 year old daughter who thinks Begum is an idiot who deserves no sympathy. Funny how a child can see what you will only deny. Grow up kid.
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  5557.  @wundurra24  why do you think she's wise? Because I've done my job making sure of it. And actions have consequences - she made her choice and she's no longer fifteen; she can live with it. If you feel so badly about this why don't YOU lobby to take her in under your own means and be responsible for everything she needs. But you won't do that, will you.
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  5558.  @wundurra24  typical rabble - ironic that we live in a society where they try and imply a three year old can determine their gender on a whim, but a straight A student at fifteen can't make an informed choice.
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  5559.  @mandyhigham7878  and she renounced it; it's only because that renouncing was acknowledged and is now enforced that she's having this tantrum - that and the ideas she had haven't quite gone so well.
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  5560. 😂 To be fair to Biden: in one of these extremely rare instances - even if I were president; I'd still be compelled towards a passing ice cream van :p mid speech or not; there's NEVER a bad time to go for ice cream! There's a joke in there somewhere I'm sure xD Oh and Reuters btw: you sad, stupid, bastards...
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  5561. Just because I'm fed up of the likes of her bitching, I'd be more then happy to put the loan in... for a price. That price being the abolition of Holywood. Since Scotland's governance seems so inept in spite of their posture and gestures then they really can't be trusted with being anything more then all show and no go. So choice from me would be this: give up power and have Scotland be actually on a plus, or refuse and deal with the problem alone. Since she's such a "proud independent" I'm sure Sturgeon can get the country on its feet... I mean she's not one to go begging for a handout from the country she wants away from...oh wait...
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  5562.  @SlurpyDave254  they came about because the average Joe on their own has neither the foresight or the balls to speak for themselves. Ever wonder why a union leader always conveniently seems better off then those who that make up the union itself? As far as I'm concerned they're no better then the horrible bosses you criticise: worse actually. Yeah the boss can be an asshole sure, but at least he wasn't being one and claiming it was for your own good. As far as I'm concerned as a Misanthropic Libertarian Individualist: the world owes you nothing, it will demand of you everything. It's up to you to fight for what is yours and if you ever achieve anything then hold it close and never take it for granted, lest those self serving like Tories or bleeding hearts like Labour will take it from you and either keep it for themselves like the former or hand it to someone else like the latter.
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  5563.  @khankrum1  there's been little else BUT Socialism - the whole party reeks of it, hiding behind the guise of Liberalism. True Liberalism hasn't existed in this country for well over a hundred years and well before David Lloyd George became the last Prime Minister to be a Liberal in power. Don't get me started on the Tories either; they're far from Conservative; quick to sell and renegade when it's good for the business of the few In this country its either Socialist Labour or Corporatists Tory. The Lib Dems are more Socialist then Liberal given how they came about in the 70s and the Greens? Oh where do I begin with their Authoritarianism
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  5564.  @neonwired4978  are you saying the law doesn't appease the criminal or are you saying there isn't a remaining purpose to remain lawful?
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  5565.  @laurastuart3814  Did the BLM rioters behave lawfully? But no one talks about them, do they.
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  5566.  @laurastuart3814  Did the BLM? No response I take it.
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  5567.  @laurastuart3814  Says you bringing up the rioters. Or is it a rule for one and a rule for another.
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  5568.  @laurastuart3814  Well when they were kicking off - damaging and looting whilst running amok - oh they were "avenging" the death of a criminal, but when people reacted to the deaths of three innocent young ones, THAT is a no no? 🙄 hypocrisy!
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  5569. 😏 The pin drops.
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  5570. The only waste of time will be having a general election and putting another party in power: they'll simply carry on where Starmer has left it. What people SHOULD be doing is rejecting the entire system itself - and they won't.
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  5571. This goes on all the time and the countless folk have no time or interest, Israel defends itself justifiably and they're labeled monsters with people can't stop demonising them?? And so my resentment of humanity gets worse...
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  5572. We need none at all. Voting in this corrupt system and expecting any meaningful change is a wasted effort.
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  5573. Entrusting your rights to a piece of paper. What misguided cowardice...
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  5574.  @harrisonnightingale6600  Under his masters - he'd have us all right back in the fourth reich.
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  5575.  @garethjohnstone9282  Oh please, we NEVER did any of that by crying to some court that's part of the inheritors of the very same empire our predecessors spent six long and bloody years in defiance of! We did it by turning round and telling those of whom tried to control us... to PHUCK off!
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  5576.  @Theyorkshirepirlo  Same thing.
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  5577.  @aaronaaronson7600  Um problem there - Calais isn't England or the UK. That's France in case you haven't already figured that out. And that's the rub - the "Asylum Seekers" if that's what you want to call them, can easily settle in France or any number of countries between where they're "fleeing from" and here, but no they bypass so much safe space... because they want it here. And you're encouraging it. To which I say - you want them so bad? By all means: submit your home address and take them at your own expense. No? Then shut the hell up and get back to scratching your arse.
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  5578. The worst thing is, for some it bloody works.
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  5579.  @PaIaeoCIive1684  All that says is that back then people fell for it more.
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  5580.  @sandramunroe5073  You never heard the expression "Wording of a contract"? Those who didn't vote, didn't sign said contract which the vote is - in which you accept the outcome of the vote: be it the voters choice who wins or not.
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  5581.  @sandramunroe5073  Actually yes I can - because I don't sign the contract I'm retaining my own representation and therefore my own voice so I have more say then any voter ever does because they give that over to a complete stranger who might just likely be someone they'd never even think to give it to. Also learn the differences between rights and privileges. Rights are fought for by individuals and retained by their diligence, a privilege is given and can just as easily be taken away without any say by the individual - now you tell me which one those who get ticked for, are responsible for.
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  5582.  @_Melian_Dialogue_  Funny then isn't it that every ballot is numbered. If they're meant to be anonymous then clearly that wouldn't be so, with an x made with the number logged you may as well have signed because it counts just as well in the eyes of the law you support. I surely do not envy your denial to face the truth in that you're being had.
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  5583. And yet you keep voting.
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  5584.  @noelward8047  I "modify" because unlike most I have views and thoughts of my own. And I don't just let things drop especially when hypocrisy is present.
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  5585.  @BalkepsDomain  Download Complete At last...wait... 😠This is NOT COW!!!
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  5586.  @cgarzs  no, but we do upload plenty of bitches often...
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  5587. Better to be "racist" then dead.
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  5588. Whilst i agree with your first point - your view that the country can "come together" is nothing but a fantasy. Incidents such as this are a testament to that and history has more examples of this then all the books in the world have pages.
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  5589.  @LaurieLT88  Over a century of ideological manipulation via subversion from a young age. Each generation that bit more indoctrinated than the last in a process that has gone virtually unchallenged. Only in recent year has it accelerated.
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  5590.  @LaurieLT88  Subversed ideology over a span of generations.
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  5591.  @funveeable  Hardly scoffed, I actually paid attention and did my own research following his explanation. Presumption on your part much? Such capriciousness...
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  5592.  @richjones4956  some sides are more "direct" then others.
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  5593.  @sambrooks7862  not everyone - Brexit only stopped mass migration of Europeans in the EU countries and we knew that it wouldn't stop them from outside. Personally I voted leave for my own reasons and I'd do it again.
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  5594.  @sambrooks7862  leaving had that option avaliable - unfortunately the 'powers' as it were, had other plans as 'leave' wasn't supposed to actually win. They didn't get their way so in spite they put through a dogged up "deal" that essentially makes out leaving only in name.
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  5595.  @angelamary9493  precisely; the powers know our stance and because it detracts from their interests they opt to equally ignore it.
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  5596. Honestly I hope you do; I'd give you six months to be fair, before coming back asking for help.
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  5597.  @alisonjmiller5339  and I'm not disagreeing with you; I'm the sort of guy who goes to a pub after work, has a pint and thinks to himself "Gee, do I want some bacon butties, a takeout or just figure to hell with it and treat myself to a Ben and Jerry's when I get home?" What I'm saying is that they use the matter of 'you and them' to create friction and tensions.
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  5598.  RichardBeard-zs8rm  There's enough evidence to support the theory, don't you think.
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  5599. Wasn't convenient then... the whole thing is a farce; and I say this siding with neither side.
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  5600.  @countfloydschillerhorrorth2090  and the thing is; everyone can say she's just using him for the 00's in his bank account, but seeing as he's in his 80's I don't think he'd give a shit in his lucid moments - I probably wouldn't xp
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  5601. As someone who rebukes bullying - especially after what happened to Silvervale for playing a game (You know all who you are, you miserable f...) I say the following without that intention in mind. His, is not a healthy disposition. I can understand withdrawing from society, but marrying a fictional character is just a tad bit concerning...
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  5602. Thinking isn't the problem, but then I'm not in government worrying about what others think with a job on the line.
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  5603. And people who are attacking him probably believe everything the previous two buffoons in office said was pure truth.
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  5604.  @perardua1861  I'd personally call them what I call humanity - an infestation.
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  5605.  @pdalaigh  Firstly, a little hurt he got a little too close to the truth? Secondly, from 1942 till 1942? You mean the same year happened twice? And the fact we're funding Ukraine now means we're responsible for that now? Take your pick, moral poser. 3, No you don't, but you sure as hell get to choose over how you respond to an invasion. 4, Hypocrisy in the fact you now openly mock the English when you were in your first point whining about racism. Lastly, still waiting on your answer about naming a country not guilty of the same deed..."Teacher".
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  5606.  @pdalaigh  so no answer then? Well then I bid no student tries learning from you; since you're clearly not interested in fact and truth, merely spite and vindictiveness for a past that never affected you personally, but it gives you some misguided sense of righteousness and easy pickings for the pat on your back by the easily led, to whom you'd lionise yourself by demonising the very people you're here to focus your career on. Rather poor principals for an educator.
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  5607. Society let's be honest, is the great illusion in that people believe they're living because of others and others are living because of them. The reality is that the few who learn this to be complete larceny and so exploit this folly are those who wind up at the top. History, no matter what period, shows that this course is continuous; only the details change.
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  5608. Even if they're booted out - Labour will do the exact same thing, only faster and more openly. And it doesn't matter who else we vote for, either the Tories or Labour will get in by default: the blind indoctrinated followers will see to that.
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  5609. Oh please... are you all so desperate to try and remain relevant that you want to try this? I wouldn't mind - he didn't even perform it properly. Face it, your little equity hire didnt make it to the office.
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  5610.  @Rondoggy67  And you're what happens when a pretentious, condescending, pompous, insufferable gets control of one. Pipe down if you're not looking to add anything of pertinent point.
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  5611. Awareness and choice - the problem is that AI no matter how advanced it gets, can never achieve those two things and without them, it can never be perceived as intelligence - merely a mimic of what it's creator and admin installs. Basically AI is an attempt to imitate life and that simply isn't something you can put into mere code. Hell we cant even decipher the brain of a human being into data, much less create the data to try and generate one. The Internet in its entirety right now with all its data could easily be input into a single person's mind and not even take up a fraction of the space within its confines - this ought to tell the Ai advocates something.
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  5612. What a waste of cake, what a waste of wax and fabric and what a waste of breath. These protesters are idiots and the "king" is a spoilt over aged brat.
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  5613. Because like most - Owen is a mere shill, he has absolutely little to no thought process of his own.
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  5614. Fecking arse biscuits! First they complain about Roe V Wade being overturned thus making the more 'easy' to be accountable and now they're basically driving a means to try and impose euthanasia simply on a whim?!
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  5615. Oh but had Harris won and did the same "It'd be necessary" right? Democracy is dictatorship being polite and always has been.
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  5616. ​ @ConradNeill I don't recall Biden being aimed at twice... and how Harris was given all the easy questions - don't recall Trump being given the same treatment... Your argument is as disingenuous as it is misapplied.
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  5617. Typical fallacy from one who doesn't understand how it works. The president doesn't run the country; the Pentagon runs it. Made up of elite few and funded by the interest groups who own the land and businesses, who have government under thumb and the courts in their pocket and the media is theirs to give you only what THEY want you to see and hear. And the vote means only to legalise that control over you - by doing it in your name even if your choice loses. You vote and you're responsible for the incumbents actions.
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  5618.  @danielgriffith8911  😏 Deny it all you want - because that's what they depend on: greatest trick a tyranny can pull is to convince their people to choose between the options they set and then fool them in thinking they have a choice. You say it's anonymous? Don't be simple - they have your identification set to the number on the paper you tick. They KNOW who votes and what way - what YOU don't realise is that it doesn't matter which way you vote in the end, the establishment gets what it wants and that is your obedient submission in ignorance.
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  5619. Why is anyone voting to begin with? It's a complete farce.
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  5620.  @viper_fan  all that would lead to is constant coalition governments and what do they ever achieve?NOTHING!
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  5621. They were never our allies. Conspirators at most, whilst we towed the reich line.
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  5622. So, what am I, if I define myself as a misanthropic individualist with a case of schadenfreude?
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  5623. Most people in this country don't know a good lot of details about the royal brats, much less the rest of the world with "tourism".
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  5624. Big deal; he'll be treated straight away and be on his feet by the end of the month. Spoilt brat.
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  5625. Because it's a vegan who did it; were it any other sane individual they'd have the cuffs slapped on them. But since its someone of a "Trendy" predisposition, they wont; because "It's all part of ze plan..."
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  5626.  @motelghost477  It's a bit more then that - sure the public are to blame for voting them in, but then the current generation and at least four before them are the results of ideological subversion - each one after the last more dependant on the state then the last and less inclined to think for themselves. It's all by design - make each kid be "educated" into being smart enough to work a certain way but be stupid enough to never challenge the status quo in a way that would endanger their hold on power. Is it no wonder the system keeps going with that in mind? It's not just that the clueless public won't see the truth of the matter - they ideologically can't. It makes no sense to them when you try and explain it to them: you'd have better luck explaining advance physics to a brick. All the likes of you and I can do is try to reach those we can to see through the veil of delusion the establishment has pulled over them: for the greatest trick a tyrant can achieve is convincing those they lord over into believing the illusion of choice is the masses making the choice all on their own.
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  5627.  @porridgeandprunes  And that alone is telling as to the farce that democracy really is.
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  5628.  @martinleifnymark7432  Nope, never voted in anyone my entire life. As such I can't be called for any of their deeds as no one has ever acted in my name.
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  5629.  @Ggjyvj  People bear ALL the responsibility and it's their utter denial of accepting that fact which has gotten us to this point. And why? Because "It's easier." Easier to live in the illusion of freedom and choice then to actually live in actual freedom and choice as the latter bears needing to accept accountability and responsibility.
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  5630.  @jessiegleaves9037  Did you vote for anyone during his tenure? If so then by default you legally signed a document of consent regarding the outcome of the vote. The fact that your choice didn't win, is irrelevant; you voted, you acknowledged him by de facto result. As such you would be equally as responsible for the fact the establishment that Blair answered to, were also granted consent by yourself through that vote. So, plan to vote again?
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  5631. Nobody could be this stupid honestly - this just SCREAMS of intent. as if they're just waiting for people to violently retaliate to justify a coming dictorial law. Enoch Powell would be turning in his grave. The one man who actually could have navigated us away from this nonsense and he was crucified politically by the typical Eddie Barzoon of the time.
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  5632. Democracy is always the key to tyranny as it ultimately ensures it's welcomed eventually to a thunderous applause rather then rejection. All it takes is time and the right set of circumstances. "Democracy" has always been and will always be an illusion.
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  5633. This is just revolting! Utter perversion of the worst degree. End the human race; seriously at this rate it won't be missed.
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  5634.  @vickyb6588  my high horse comes from my misanthropy actually since I have little liking of humanity - but it's the cowards, the hypocrites and the turncoats who I have the highest of contempt for. They aren't victims, they're fools following the crowd for something as pathetic as acceptance - strung along like puppets and now cry for sympathy from the rest who called out the bullshit and whom were spurned for it.
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  5635. @Graham thanks for telling me.
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  5636.  @vickyb6588  there were warnings from the start. They had their choice and they chose to follow the panic of the weak minded who's thoughts consist of commerce and dung. When the options are in front of you, you have no excuses. I mean honestly if you thought I was crazy at the start, take the shot. If you think I was lying, take the shot. But don't just take it because you were being given orders. That didn't pass at Nuremberg and it won't pass for those pushing for it today. I'm quite familiar with the fact that ideological subversion has been taking place over the last hundred years - but we had Blair's illegal war based on WMD's which were known to be non-existent, Brown's selling of the gold reserves which we haven't based our currency on since about 1915. So if anyone has been so blind by the delusion then I have no obligation to fix the mess they've made for themselves. They've proven it again by falling for the Ukraine crap, which is so easy to figure out. Were the roles reversed, they would abandon us all the same and you know it.
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  5637. @Johnnie W more is the fool who gains wisdom and knowledge, yet does nothing with it. I'm only in certainty because of the obvious lie being perpetrated, about as absolute as Newton's Law involving a rock dropped in a pond.
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  5638. @Johnnie W I can tell you what I'm not doing - standing in line waiting to roll my sleeve up over a concoction they either didn't know what it'd do, or know what it will do and are responsible for the destruction of countless lives, financially and medically over a cough they panicked people over whilst putting through laws to censor any opposition be it in person or in comments. Like the last comment I put here in response (Nice try YT, thanks for proving my point.) Now are you going to join in the conversation as the reasonable, intelligent fellow I trust you practice in being; seeing as you're preaching in me apparantly not being, or are you going to continue asking stupid questions to which I'll start giving sarcastic and stupid answers?
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  5639. @Johnnie W I go on about it, because it's not the first time in the last ten years where something has been taken out of proportion in order to enact changes to which the feckless fear addled puppets jump at without actually thinking it through.
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  5640.  @barriewilliams4526  you realise the majority of people who actually died OF it and not just with it, is an arbitrary percentage? Someone that just had the cough and was getting over it but happened to get hit by a bus and died were also put down as a statistic death to inflate those numbers. You realise a great deal of people are pretty much screwed for life for having taken that shot? You realise cancer patients and countless others were denied their necessary treatments because of that stupid cough and the nurses and doctors who were suppose to be doing their job were too busy making stupid dance videos?
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  5641. And people wonder why I push for everyone to reject the vote and rebel against the system.
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  5642. Well i hope you're all pleased with yourselves, voters. Establishment acts as it does and you're all shock pikachu surprised. You enabled them - they did what they wanted. Sleep tight knowing that.
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  5643.  @paulburnett8193  Suppose the entire nation turned - what chance do 650 in the commons, 1300 in the Lords and a spoilt brat calling himself king - have against 70 million people (Excluding the extra 30 million that aren't registered and the migrants) if they were to turn round and say "Sod off."
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  5644.  @buddhasdisciple4935  I was with you until that third one - a rather hypocritical statement I must say: because racism is endemic to whites only? Talk about irony.
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  5645. Yet you voted for them anyway...
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  5646.  @jumblestiltskin1365  And you think they care or that their masters care. That's cute.
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  5647.  @anthonygroves9422  And be replaced by Starmer. As if he were any better...
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  5648.  @jenniferblane7550  Crazy, complacent, distracted and mentally castrated. Just how establishment wants people to be - they don't want people to be critical and challenge them at every turn: they want obedient puppets that demand to be obedient puppets without knowing that's what they're calling for.
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  5649.  @FBXL5  And just who voted her in and gave that council the consent to act.
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  5650. @@maxofficial2 Tell that to the likes of Hamas wanting to ethnically cleanse the Jews. And while at it, condemn the likes of Pakistan and Egypt; who care "Soooo much" about Palestinians that they've refused to take in a single one. Oh but you won't do that. Will you. Take your high grounding elsewhere.
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  5651.  @manoo422  need to stop voting via this rigged system - Period. Because the majority of people are just plain puppets when it comes to voting; so long as that's the case - voting any other party that's not hand in hand with the current four is impossible.
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  5652. Thats what theyre counting on. China did something similar - offering to wipe the debt in exchange for co-operation... And once thats in place, you'll see a tyranny not seen at our doorstep for almost a century; all invited in by the gulled masses in their desperation.
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  5653.  @JOHNBOY01752NEW  Thats exactly what theyre counting on. Then comes the "Great Reset" and when that comes the masses will blindly follow it...bye bye to your liberties for good when that happens.
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  5654.  @liverpudd306  Humor me.
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  5655.  @DMC888  😂 Because the last one we had went the way they wanted it to...
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  5656. Hm... it's all Eddie Barzoon on Terra Firma, no?
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  5657. So you basically want to continue things as they are: because voting one party or any other simply does just that. Reform will be no different - mark my words.
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  5658. The final problem is the masses - instead of being responsible for their own lives and the like, they rather give a complete stranger authority in their name then wonder why all this is happening.
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  5659. Now when people ask me "What is a woman?" Just watch this - you're looking at and listening to one.
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  5660. My response to idiots like her has always been - when you tolerate a blonde white man portraying Martin Luther King Jr; then we'll talk.
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  5661. Wow. If walking is the worst thing she could have to worry about, then she should count herself lucky.
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  5662. How few decent people are there? The majority are indoctrinated - have been for decades thanks to ideological subversion.
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  5663. Younger were once sent. And don't think that didn't happen.
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  5664.  @asifahmed2639  And whilst that's a noble virtue, it's also impossible to attain. Not by lack of trying but by simple fact; look at us as a species - we can't even agree on what food we're OK with each other eating for goodness sake. If we can't agree on something as trivial as consumption, how can we ever agree on something more complex such as moral behavior and so on.
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  5665.  @blue24563  I understand that completely and those that accept the idea of imprisonment for something like a word being spoken and submit their right to speech - do not believe in it themselves as they're the ones who typically vote in others to decide what's right and wrong for them. People can believe it right to be imprisoned for their words, but that doesn't mean we have to. The price for a right is the diligence to stand for it and face all on comers looking to take it from you.
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  5666. You're absolutely right, but the fact it's being pushed so hard despite the information you accurately produced: doesn't it just ring of intent? These cultists are being used and they don't realise it in their blissful self-righteousness. Fear and Ego are all it takes to control people - target those in a man or woman without them knowing that's your intent and they'll do exactly what you want without you even needing to ask.
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  5667. ​ @robertcook117 Your view of establishment is on the right path, but shortsighted. ANYONE who vys for government falks right under their influence, or they don't last.
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  5668. Yeah. Right. The people of this nation don't have the brass.
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  5669.  @chrismason7893  Oh they sure dont. Cause last i checked - the mass majority cowered, masked and rolled their sleeves up under the fear of a cough that few knew to be exaggerated at best. More to the point there was a time people stood up and raged over a tax - FAR less than what's been occurring. So again, they don't have the brass or they'd have acted already.
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  5670.  @chrismason7893  If they did, they would have acted already.
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  5671.  @chrismason7893  Oh please, they kicked off in the 90s over a simple tax - these last two generations have barely even grumbled for far more.
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  5672.  @carrieowen5895  says the one dictating to people and elevating her own self importance of "oh I have to do this because of you." Put the shoe on the other foot before you reply.
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  5673.  @bh1992  so careful drivers have to alter their habits and tendencies on the grounds of a single bad one? Situation may be different but the motive is essentially the same. You can blame everyone else if you want, but at the end of the day - you have to accept the responsibility of your own person. And I do so in refusing something that won't even protect you; after being rushed through, for something they didn't know about and now shoving it in people's arms through guilt shaming and coercion. Not fully protecting? They don't even have the records for that, it was so rushed much less of potential side effects; no wonder they insisted on the waver of accountability.
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  5674.  @bh1992  those changes haven't been down to the acts of a single individual or several - but a large basis of the majority. That is not the same as blaming one individual so the rest must be heeded. As for my issue on 'safety' well what's so special about it other then it being a vile penetrating act that violates what it touches. What you call a deed for the sake of protection, I call incroachment on liberty. Yet here we've been pushed from one post to another - first it was optional: fair enough. Then it was advised: fine, advise is good to take on board. Then they started trying to coerce and some parts of the world they've made it damn near impossible to live without complance based on a leap of faith for something no one is accountable for. This isn't something that just goes in one way and out the other - once it's in your body it's for life and if something happens to you because of it; and it has, people have died, there isn't anyone who will accept the blame. Rushing a solution ultimately almost always leads to a scenario much worse then the original problem; and I will not risk my own health based on rushed guess work. You want to have it, that's your business - but don't be surprised when you find those trying to force it onto people being retaliated with a vicious rendition of "Fuck off!"
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  5675.  @thescope4373  And lastly ohohoho... just HAD to try the WW argument eh? I had at least some respect for you for having pulled yourself up and done something with your life; an admirable and commendable act. But needless to say you want to talk about WW - you realise the events that led to the second came about because a country elevated a tyrant to power, because he was pandering to their whining and complaining by using a scapegoat or two.
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  5676.  @Elfyja  What a sack of it...
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  5677.  @cottoncandykawaii2673  Yeah, higher mortality rate too.
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  5678.  @cottoncandykawaii2673  And you as a voter encourage it. Spare me the indignation.
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  5679.  @RpRm  That make you feel better? How's the view from that elevated ceiling, hypocrite? I feign no empathy; I'm merely more blunt and direct about how things are and everything I have ever attained in my life I have EARNED. I'm no materialist - not that I have to explain myself to you; have some self-pitying bleeding heart do that. I mean that makes you feel better right? Feel special? Think the sun shines from where you sit? Well here's a cold hard flash of reality: in a hundred years time - whether you live as a king or a janitor in a backwater toilet, absolutely no one will remember anything about you, or any of us; not anything meaningful anyway - so ponder that next time you go throwing your weight. The only one who makes any difference in your life is you and if you're not prepared to suck it up, then that's on you.
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  5680.  @RpRm  Feel better now? Get over yourself hypocrite - go be a bleeding heart in futility.
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  5681.  @RpRm  Hardly underhanded, just rather direct. I don't consider myself "privileged" in any way because I'm just as well in the rat race. Only difference is that i don't go sulking about it. But you feel better? Got that little hypocritical ramble off your chest? Get over yourself.
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  5682.  @ogungou9  Oh for goodness sake... an actual mental condition such a schizophrenia being compared to a little bit of a bad day is a pretty poor comparison. I wake up every day not really wanting to do a lot of things - but I'm not the center of the universe: no one is, so I pull up my pants and get on with it. So maybe instead of making excuses for them not to improve, how about making them realise that either they pull their thumb out or they stay stuck in their rut. Help doesn't help those not prepared to try and help themselves and I'm simply sick of people trying to pretend that coddling is the be all end all. No wonder so many abuse the system.
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  5683.  @ogungou9  I'm cruel, only for the sake of kindness - you think the world will show them any more mercy than i do? Need I remind you there are folk out there who would love nothing more than to have all the time in the world to be able to sit there and feel sorry for themselves; for if they did, there's a good chance they won't be able to eat. Many of whom are homeless for no fault of their own who make do with what they can as they work to rebuild what was lost without any blame on their part. To put it bluntly - until someone has either lost their home or is starving, or both; they need to shut the hell up about how hard their life is. And I say this as someone who's had members of family serve in the forces the last few generations - who REALLY know what PTSD is and have still gotten on with themselves - not because of it, but in spite of it. Seek the help because of your want of improvement or sit there and despair because the world isn't going to stop for you - that is the best of advice anyone could give in the name of kindness.
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  5684.  @SoogeiS  Now, now; no need to be in such low esteem of yourself...
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  5685.  @ogungou9  Sure, but to be helped, you first need to want to be helped. Anything less than that and folk are merely wasting their time.
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  5686.  @SoogeiS  No need to be so hard on yourself.
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  5687.  @ogungou9  There's nothing complicated between wanting help and not and those not wanting it instead warranting feeling sorry for themselves - I have no time for.
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  5688.  @SoogeiS Don't beat yourself up.
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  5689.  @alexandermontejo447  The only rationale that exists on this subject is that there are those who feel sorry for themselves and a great deal of others who think coddling is the best solution; reality being all it does, is justify their perspective and thus they do not have any incentive to change themselves by seeking help out other than to find a schmuck who's prepared to waste their time and effort on a lost cause.
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  5690.  @chiyosake  Feel better now? Waiting for your pat on the back? Go ahead - coddle all you want, but all you're doing is encouraging their misery and offering no incentive to change. Grow up.
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  5691.  @chiyosake  Oh grow up. All you're doing is encouraging their misery by coddling - but at least you feel better; thinking that moral bystanding makes you something else.
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  5692. Psh are you kidding me?! All this started under his mummy and she did nothing. She did nothing throughout her time like her daddy and so on. And you're expecting that wet to do something?!😂
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  5693.  @shabbapaul9983  And yet it was the push of their "rights" that has led to these fanatics acting up in the first place; seeing as they use the exact same arguments. You enable one, you compel the rest to seek being enabled.
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  5694.  @Probably_Talhah  "The way we were born" that is utter nonsense as children have no concept of sexuality until their teens. It comes down to being a choice - call me for saying it - a spade is a spade. It was criminalised because of what else follows in its stead and we're seeing that right now. Opposed to them for their choices? Then don't be surprised when others are opposed to you. So what do you prefer - being anti-gay or advocate to this madness: you can't be both. I should also mention that Islam doesn't change its laws for anyone so it's ridiculous to believe they'll even consider it.
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  5695.  @canadianalien370  Care to elaborate?
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  5696.  @Probably_Talhah  You again fail to see the point - so long as homosexuality is not only accepted, but embraced - these degenerates will only continue to demand the same acceptance, lest they call hypocrisy. I don't call for two men together or two women together to be imprisoned - but I certainly have no respect for it: which is why these lunatics and the ones coming after, I can condemn rightly - because the argument of "Why can't I be accepted, just because I am" isn't something I ever prescribed to. Some things are absolute and it's only with men and woman being together that there is a human race today: you can not and never will get this with a man and a man or a woman with a woman and there's a damn good reason for that.
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  5697.  @Probably_Talhah  And you utterly miss the point entirely...
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  5698.  @douglastodd1947  Its called the voters consent. When you cross the box - you accept all their decisions as legal in your name.
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  5699. How about you do your own part to fix your part instead of hoping complete strangers will do it for you. Face it - Democracy is dictatorship being polite.
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  5700. She's essentially the next Abbot - she couldn't find the floor if she fell on her face. I'm no fan of Johnson and most Tories for a lot of reasons but I've no patience for the idiots in Labour like Rayner either.
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  5701.  @morwickchesterham3875  The King is the circusmaster, the owners are those who own the land, the currency, the industries, the businesses, the courts, the judges who they have in their back pocket and of course the institutions such as the media, education and even religion. You're not entirely wrong, just not extensive enough. Establishment owns the politicians - they're just salesmen, there to keep the masses under control and bicker amongst themselves as part of the show to distract everyone. Each one is Media trained for one single purpose - to get you to tick a box; any box, and thus legally have establishment granted your consent to act and what they choose in your name whilst you simultaneously denounce your rights in exchange for the privileges they can give or take away at their leisure.
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  5702.  @morwickchesterham3875  Since I commented and a nerve was clearly touched, I'll just say you're right, but think deeper. The king is the circusmaster as the peon of establishment - they're made up of those who own the land, currency, industries and institutions.
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  5703.  @surreyscouse2873  They're just the clowns too - you need to realise that the ones who REALLY run the country and the planet aren't ever voted for by the public. Why do you think that no matter how the words change the objective and outcome never does.
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  5704.  @TrollingYourDumbAss  Israel always existed - the excavations should be telling. Palestine means "Land of the Philistines" who have been extinct for almost three thousand years and never had a state. The current "flag" is a cheap duplicate of Jordan's And who cares what he called it. Doesn't make it true - it is Israel.
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  5705.  @Zizou_77  The economy's doing better - how's those three wars Biden's gotten the country involved in going along? Or how about the border issue?
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  5706. Oh so it's perfectly OK to recognise Islamophobia, and the whole BLM rant "must be respected"... but you try to point out Anglophobia which is blatantly demonstrated these days - dead silence. Reason one of the day for my misanthropy.
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  5707. Poetic but if two tigers can't share one mountain - how can two sides be in unity when one of them wants the absolute annihilation of the other... And I'm not taking about Israel being the aggressor as they responded to the attack they were inflicted with in the first place.
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  5708.  @mwd331  I'd tell you the same regarding the fact we left, but then you prove unable. Cry on, puppet. Cry on.
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  5709.  @collier8931  You honestly think there's a difference between them aside from what they talk about? They're media trained to tell you what you want to hear, for one purpose alone - to get you ticking a box: any box and thus consent to the one establishment they ALL answer to in the same way, acting how it wants in your name. So anything they do, to which you object - you have no right to complain about: because YOU signed up for it. Get it yet? They're strategically making things worse as they leapfrog from one side to the other.
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  5710.  @bhchargers  we joined a trading bloc under the impression it would remain just that and nothing more. Ted Heath lied in the 70s to win the Remain vote then and thus inevitably the EU; A US wannabe came about. I want no part of that. We didn't abolish the largest empire on earth just to annex ourselves to the successor of the one we fought 6 bloody long years and sacrificed so much to avoid being conquered.
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  5711.  @Bobisalive  oy vey, actually pay attention will you?
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  5712.  @lasigh1478  if voting actually achieved anything you would be denied it.
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  5713.  @jacobcohen9205  most call it a deal, I call it capitulation.
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  5714.  @bhchargers  oh I know their lies and I call them on it. But my vote to Leave was based on my own reasoning and decided by myself - not shepherded by opportunists on both sides of the divide.
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  5715.  @jacobcohen9205  semantics. Can a nation build homes? Sustain food production? Build industry? Defend itself? Govern itself? Yes to all the above? Good! Trade for any of that as a dependence and you're not an independant nation. We don't need to - the ones up top just want to because it's easier for them out of cheapness. Slave labor basically and we're supposed to be against that aren't we...
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  5716.  @jacobcohen9205  we know enough.
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  5717.  @scottadams4655  One doesn't exist and the other argue it as an excuse.
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  5718. Because to do so would prove what's undeniable - diversity doesn't work when forced and equality doesn't exist.
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  5719.  @marielaveau8761  It's too late. The likes of London are lost - no native English man or woman will ever be voted into the Mayoral office ever again. Not not that it would matter - whoever gets into office either will comply with the establishment or be destroyed via the media and be removed from power through one means or another. The game is rigged and voting serves only to sign consent for the establishment to act in your name how it wants to. This problem isn't one that's going to be solved through political means... And the people of this country are simply too weak willed to do what's necessary.
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  5720. I'll tell you what's wrong with your country along with every other - too many weak minded people, eager and desperate even to give charlatans absolute power over their lives under the illusion of security and ease. And it results in what we're seeing each and every time - it's never a matter of if, but when. As a man said - "You can not have a land of the free, if you do not have a home for the brave" And I tell you - a brave soul needs no one else to make their decisions for them or be represented by any other than themselves on any ground whatsoever under God.
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  5721. "It's easy to be conspicuously generous when it's someone else paying the price"
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  5722. 🙃
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  5723. And you will all keep voting, blindly giving your consent to the dictators to act as they want in your name...
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  5724.  @francismarion6400  They also faded into oblivion after being conquered by the Assyrians, Babylonians and Persians. So the people calling themselves Palestinian are completely full of it.
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  5725.  @robertcampomizzi7988  I stand for what is factual and not just what a bunch of egotistical fanatics with a tantrum want. That land is Israel, not Palestine therefore those demanding a state in a place where it never was theirs and the fact they're primarily Arab means they already have one; have no claim. But as always they want more, more, more. Settled history is what they rant about and so with anyone trying to defend them with it, I retort.
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  5726.  @lukehall8151  Biden's definitely Edd - He ain't that bright. Harris is definitely Sheenzi. Banzai... hmm... tough call.
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  5727.  @lukehall8151  He's a useful idiot for an agenda - but once that use runs out and he becomes more liability, my money's on him being removed on medical grounds. Outside the fact that he was young back when the Dead Sea was still sick (A reference from Razorfist, yes) his dementia makes it easy to justify his buffoonery, but he's not calling the shots. Once he's no longer useful, Harris will be bumped up and by hell we're never going to hear the end of It.
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  5728.  @lukehall8151  enough to make you feel like the two Roman Soldiers watching the Peoples Front of Judea scrapping to the death with the Company From the Sea of Galilee, isn't it?
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  5729. And... not just repressed, but utterly deleted from my mentalspace. I'm not even going to entertain the fact this even existed.
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  5730.  @notbornagainbornright5046  its never been their land.
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  5731. Well, "real women" what do you offer now....
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  5732. For goodness sake - you sort never understand: the game is RIGGED. Establishment will NEVER allow in a party that won't tow the line and do what it's told - so if they got in - what does that tell you about them.
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  5733.  @preciousdevere288  And just by voting you have all permitted them reason to keep laughing; regardless of who got in.
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  5734.  @danmayberry1185  Informed...or indoctrinated.
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  5735.  @bensmith5288  What I term Anarchistic Meritocracy.
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  5736.  @markotoole323  So how did the Lisbon Treaty go for you...
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  5737.  @markotoole323  Hmm I don't think ignoring the vote the first time around only to adhere to the second after they gave the answer the EU wanted to hear - justifies as "Went fine as was per the will of the Irish Electorate." Sounds awfully more like "OK, now let's hear the RIGHT answer"
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  5738.  @thelleftaremad7556  indeed, such narrow vision. Don't you realise that "right wing" "left wing" it doesn't matter as they're both wings on the same bird?! What I'm saying is that it doesn't matter which party you vote in, it's all a show as they all answer to the same masters and they're all in on it themselves for a slice of what they can get out of it; knowing just what it means for everyone else. No party will EVER have power that refuses to play ball and decises to go against the establishment and their agenda. The vote is a con and democracy is a farce.
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  5739. @@user-fs4ug8bu9e you nailed it. It's nothing but sheer unadulterated spite. Just too bad we are a generation over saturated with bleeding hearts who can't see that the powers in charge are deliberately sabataging Brexit: why else would it still be going on about, the delays were sign enough - and they keep pining over that failed bloc. They also think that by screaming "Waycist!" They have the moral pat on the back against those who rightfully object to this deluded notion that we have to take this intrusion in without objection.
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  5740. Oh look at that- a squatter defender who doesnt know any better. What are the odds...
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