mackay
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Everything posted by mackay
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I think you might be confusing can't with won't.
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They all look as if they could host super market sweep in that picture.
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There's 30 thousand candidates for deportation right there.
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If I was a gambling man I'd put money on it kicking off. The mood of the country has changed no matter what they would tell you. It is a slow burn, whereas if it was wee shitty contained outbreaks it might filter out. When it goes for real (and it will) there will be no stopping. I actually can't believe it hasn't already.
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I'm well passed the point now where I think fcuk it, it's not worth fighting for and these clowns deserve everything coming down the line. Did they put something in the water or just years of indoctrination ?.
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Not really rocker science, and when mere plebs like us can see it, then you've got to question why they don't. Only real reason can be that it's intentionally orchestrated.
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Who would you suggest ?.
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Homebase, need to use screwfix now.
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Brokeback.
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Seen that, how can a man that has a conviction fo cruelty to a dog be allowed to take part in the so called top dog event in Britain never mind be allowed to win. Defies belief.
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I did, Hancock. First cross border collie greyhound.
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A nettle that's going to need to be grasped at some point.
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Ayatollah dead according to three Iranian sources.
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I absolutely get that mate. However all that aside surely to fcuk reform is a better result than the greens. Where that leads us remains to be seen but you should play the best hand available to you at the time whilst looking to the future. Or, perhaps the final outcome is inevitable and the sooner it happens then the sooner we can start afresh.
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I appreciate that each and every person has the right to vote as they see fit. But genuinely can't understand the mentality of people voting for the tories or advance. Surely in a by election you would throw your vote behind the nearest party to your views that had the best chance of winning. A 47% turnout didn't help either. Or perhaps a lot more people than we realise have accepted that voting doesn't work and are just waiting on the flames to ignite.
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Haven't watched it yet but the black guy is to blame.
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By the looks of him eating after eights at half passed seven would be sinister.
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Seen the title and thought, here we go another Starmer thread.
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Fair play to Farage and reform. You've got to wonder why Starmers legal team didn't tell him way back he wouldn't win.
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I know loads of people in exactly the same position mate. Make as close to the higher tax band as you can, employ no one if you don't have to and just keep your head down. I despair at the left wing socialist types and their politics of envy. They still haven't caught on to the fact that whilst most folks are happy to be taxed fairly, they're not there to feed a bloated state to keep migrants, workshy bstards and beurocrats in a comfy lifestyle. They also can't seem to grasp that you can't tax your way to prosperity. 300,000 more people claiming benefits since labour took office. Rarely mentio
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I understand that mate, however, the biggest majority of backbench labour mp's are first timers. They're making decisions that affect our lives negatively. I'd rather put my chances on first timers of the same mindset as me. On reflection, I think this might be the wake up call reform needs. I'll bet there's now a whole different mindset in the reform HQ meetings here on in now that people have an alternative. Farage might not need to worry about the levels of support Lowe has or what he can or cannot do. But he'll certainly be worried about what Lowe can stop him from doing. Might be no bad
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A poll of voting intentions has restore Britain on 10% and ahead of the liberal democrats. It's three years till an election and a lot can happen. I will say this though, as I've stated at this stage I'd vote reform because I think they're the only option. However, I'm more in tune with Rupert Lowe than any reform face. I'm now trying to think of this as a positive, perhaps with restore Britain on their heels the reform mob will up their game because it's now looking as if there may be an alternative to them. As for political experience ?, I'd take decency, honesty and loyalty to their countr
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Heard that, apparently we must all be willing to make sacrifices. Him and his kind will be sacrificing feck all.
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Wilf, you pretty much sum up word for word what I think, and you very well may be right about Farage. But its about choices mate, in the here and now and none of the others are in a position to deliver what Reform says they can and will. I fully understand peoples reservations, I have them myself and I didn't come down with the last shower. If Reform don't deliver a great deal of what they say in a first term then I'll be brutally honest the whole system is fcuked and voting doesn't matter. The way the country is headed and I don't want to sound melodramatic, if something isn't done soon its l
