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Nice little pack,do you take lurchers with you or just the bushers?
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Between senile Corbyn and diversity hire Abbot we've certainly got the brains of Britain at the helm of the opposition
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If you don't know someone yourself you can't trust them not to sell it to some chav when it doesn't make the grade further down the line,who then puts it over some scatty mastiff or staff whose pup ends up hurting someone. A lot of trouble comes from passing on these sort of dogs. He didn't say bull x.
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Loads of reasons,in this case I'd rather put a very highly driven and powerful dog down than pass it on to someone I don't personally know and trust.
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A dog can still live a good life if it's kennelled,most of the working dogs I know are kept outside. As long as you trust them not to pass the dog on I don't see a problem.
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Doesn't matter what anyone thinks,you have 3 choices keep it,give it away or get it put down. Personally i'd get it put down unless I had a 100% trusted,ideal home lined up,which I'm guessing you haven't because he'd already be there. It could end up in the wrong hands and be a liability and it'd be your fault if that happened.
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Please note the word "if". Hypothetical old chap. Last time I looked it was a majority of 90 and now it looks like a hung parliament.... I thought she was deliberately throwing it with some of the screw ups.... Me too,if she uses her narrow lead to start excusing f**k ups in the future I'll be certain that was her plan. She could have stayed quiet and she would have won by a big margin
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Labour are pulling out all the stops here,there's a plane pulling a banner saying 'vote labour' just flew by and there's red posters on every wall,building,post box etc and has been for weeks,not to mention the amount of leaflets they've sent. I'm not sure what to expect,I don't think the cons will completely smash them though.
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Loads of significant parties? in terms of votes there's only really 1,the other 2 are just very over represented and the SNP at least has very different goals in mind,just like there are very different outlooks that fall under the umbrella right wing. Maybe it says more about my social circle,most people I know who I'd call libertarians tend to have 1 or 2 issues in mind and a single enemy stopping them from indulging it,but then I can't say I know many high flying businessmen. The conservatives aren't in any way right wing,by any definition,they aren't going to progress toward a free
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I think it's that lack of flexibility,and willingness to concede some ground to make up later that is the downfall of the right,but particularly the libertarian,free market type of people. A lot of them are highly autistic and as a result,they haven't and won't make any ground imo. Is it not the case that you have right wing ideologues jumping ship time and again,trying to find something that unwaveringly fits their ideals,goes nowhere and achieves nothing? If they actually seen things through they would make ground,look at the amount of prominent leftists who make no bones about thei
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They're certainly moving further right in the traditional/political sense,the worker's rights issue is a natural progression for a large % of their voter base. You may be right that they'll push the conservatives to be more authoritarian at some point,but i actually don't see that as being possible with emperor Palpatine at the helm of of the cons. My original question was do you think they could have gone another direction? The only other way they could have gone since article 50 was triggered is to have become more libertarian,and there's no appetite for that in the UK,though I migh
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Of course they should aim to gain power and influence,what's the point otherwise? That's why compromise is necessary at times,the only other option as far as I can see was to fade into obscurity. I was just curious to hear what other options there were in your opinion. I don't really understand why we're discussing party strategy when I made a comment on personal politics? UKIP have moved away from me, so they have less appeal to me, much like all the other parties. I'm not saying they shouldn't have done! LOL. I'm not moving to the centre ground just so I can have a jolly wit
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What direction do you think the party should have gone? They,like all other parties need mass appeal,and with us having won the EU vote what other option was there? UKIP, like any party can do what they like. I'd respond to your point with, why should I feel represented by a party that is moving away from my political position? As a party strategist, you can't change your voter base and expect to retain your old base. They made their decision and I'm not telling anyone how to run their party. There's no point in being/feeling represented by a party that will never have
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What direction do you think the party should have gone? They,like all other parties need mass appeal,and with us having won the EU vote what other option was there? UKIP, like any party can do what they like. I'd respond to your point with, why should I feel represented by a party that is moving away from my political position? As a party strategist, you can't change your voter base and expect to retain your old base. They made their decision and I'm not telling anyone how to run their party. There's no point in being/feeling represented by a party that will never have
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What direction do you think the party should have gone? They,like all other parties need mass appeal,and with us having won the EU vote what other option was there?
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Just small corrections if they show too much interest when they're around stock,I've never had a problem. Try and get to the point they're just part of the scenery for the pup,I did massively over correct an already stock broken pup once when a sheep jumped out from behind a fence,I mistakenly thought he was going to chase it and checked him hard. Thinking about it afterwards I realised he was just as shocked as me and had no intention of chasing it,daft as it may sound the dog never got on with me the same after that.
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sorry didnt mean to offend you. Doesn't offend me,I just don't think you should post that sort of image on a board frequented by kids.
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That's pic's obviously not acceptable on this sort of site. I can understand slapping or even beating a woman who cheated on you,but sexually assaulting her? Where does that factor in on the scale,from a harsh word to killing her are all understandable,but so angry he raped her is bollocks.
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What's the alternative? Corbyn's even worse,I'm in a Labour stronghold,so it'll be Ukip for me just to boost their numbers. But given the choice I'd vote for emperor Palpatine there over Corbyn any day. You should listen to Edward Snowden and look at what powers they already have. Every single electronic communication is already recorded and subject to algorithms that data mines for intelligence. All this will do is make it far more likely 'dissenters' will be arrested for 'hate speech' and that would include about 50% of people in this thread. Giving government more power is
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What's the alternative? Corbyn's even worse,I'm in a Labour stronghold,so it'll be Ukip for me just to boost their numbers. But given the choice I'd vote for emperor Palpatine there over Corbyn any day.
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We're going to regain our in-group loyalty/preference one way or another,people can't stay naive forever,especially when they're the minority and realise not everyone's as nice as us. The bombs,rape gangs and trucks of peace will just speed up that process. A political route will just make it a smoother ride imo,hopefully leading to less conflict in the future.
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Ive said for years when things get bad enough people will start to prioritise.....i remember folk picking holes in the Bnp saying " they might get rid of the immigrant problems but they,ll get this and that wrong so im not voting for them " How bad things will have to get i dont know but sooner or later there is going to be nowhere left to turn but the far right and a priority on preserving our own.....the sooner people wake up to that the better in my opinion. The only thing missing is intelligent leadership,people have already had enough. I think the momentum would be wasted
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We already did take to the streets. I matched many times with the edl...I met veterans, gay people, hindus, oaps, Jewish divisions....I really thought we were uniting. I then came home, switched on the news and saw news reports showing the only 10 skinheads on the march, reports of poor Muslims cowering in fear and was informed we were 'far right'. .... nobodies going to do anything other than complain on Facebook pal And what can be learned from that? I'd suggest it's that marching on the streets achieves,precisely,fucck all! There have been immense marches on British streets th
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This is a horrible thing to wake up to hear,as Khan said it's just part of living in a (western European) city at this point. Energy can't be destroyed,and people are energised by these attacks,they're angry or scared for the most part. But there's no BNP to vote for,not even Ukip has any real chance of any success this election,though Nuttall is steering the party in the right direction. With no parliamentary outlet there is no way to speed up the necessary reaction to solve the problem,so the attacks will continue until the energy in the public can be put to effective use.
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It'd probably cost 2 or 3 times more to do your weekly shop at a corner shop. Tesco or Asda will deliver for about £5,just plan ahead,it isn't hard. The only thing that there's no reasonable way around is refuelling on motorways. There's one of their shops near me and hardly anyone except the alkies and kids wanting ale/cigarettes go there as far as I've ever seen.
