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 dannyboy1978  27 Mar 19 7.25am |
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Does anyone know why may resigning makes it a good deal and why they will vote for the deal?
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| ChrisGC Wantage 27 Mar 19 7.30am |
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
He is an extremist. He believes gay people should not be allowed to get married. He believes raped women, even victims of incest, have no right to an abortion. He wore a monocle as a child - people that do that generally are not getting into politics to help the white van man. He has never changed a nappy in his life, despite having 6 kids, reporting "nanny does it brilliantly". He is hopelessly out of touch with the normal folk of the UK. He supports fox hunting. He opposes the human rights act of 1998. He voted against a 'mansion tax' on homes costing more than £2m, a bankers bonus tax, and tax increases for those earning more than £150,000. He has opposed increases in welfare benefits for the disabled, calling welfare a "safety net". He is a climate change skeptic. And so on, and so forth. If you like that sort of thing, he is probably right up your alley. A couple of appearances on Have I Got News For You and we think Boris Johnson and Rees Mogg are charming and humorous examples of elitist toffs, ready to slum it with the plebs for one night a week to get some laughs. Truth is they are pretty dangerous with their extreme viewpoints. A lot of those beliefs are based on his religion which is trait fiercely protected when Islam, which shares them all and worse, is criticised. You might not like it, but he's entitled to them. And anyway, other than a couple, I'd share them all.
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| ChrisGC Wantage 27 Mar 19 7.32am |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Does anyone know why may resigning makes it a good deal and why they will vote for the deal? I find this bizarre and ultimately self serving. It's completely irrelevant who's in charge after this remain + 40 billion act of humiliation is passed.
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Pussay Patrol  27 Mar 19 8.04am |
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
A lot of those beliefs are based on his religion which is trait fiercely protected when Islam, which shares them all and worse, is criticised. You might not like it, but he's entitled to them. And anyway, other than a couple, I'd share them all. Ree7mogg is the epitome of the self serving elitist politician and symbolic of everything that is wrong with the political system. Why seemingly ordinary folk admire him I find baffling when he advocates policies that benefit the wealthy and privileged and an ever widening wealth gap. The reason our economy struggles is too much wealth kept by fewer at the top of the tree while ordinary people at the bottom struggle and people like him make sure it stays that way. A political parasite
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| Midlands Eagle 27 Mar 19 8.16am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Rees Mogg is the epitome of the self serving elitist politician and symbolic of everything that is wrong with the political system. Why seemingly ordinary folk admire him I find baffling when he advocates policies that benefit the wealthy and privileged and an ever widening wealth gap. The reason our economy struggles is too much wealth kept by fewer at the top of the tree while ordinary people at the bottom struggle and people like him make sure it stays that way. A political parasite I suppose that someone with quasi communist beliefs like yourself would think like that even though the countries that you obviously admire so much have exactly the same self serving politicians at the top of the pile. Anyway, where does this idea of yours that the economy is struggling come from as everything that I've read says that we are doing quite well but of course I don't read the Guardian and Morning Star like you do
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| blackheatheagle Beckenham 27 Mar 19 8.30am |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Does anyone know why may resigning makes it a good deal and why they will vote for the deal? Approving deal will lead further negotiations to be out of EU fully. They want her to be out of this as they see her as a bad negotiator and exhausted face in the commons to lead this process. Tgis is what i understood.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 27 Mar 19 8.30am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I suppose that someone with quasi communist beliefs like yourself would think like that even though the countries that you obviously admire so much have exactly the same self serving politicians at the top of the pile. Anyway, where does this idea of yours that the economy is struggling come from as everything that I've read says that we are doing quite well but of course I don't read the Guardian and Morning Star like you do I believe even the Guardian pointed to economic indicators being positive. Employment is a at a record high with nearly 33 million in work and unemployment is at its lowest for 45 years.Wages are growing at the fastest rate for a decade. Listening to Corbyn at the despatch box, one would think we were a 3rd world country. Returning swiftly to Brexit, of course the uncertainly is having an effect but also the slowdown in our major trading partners namely China and the EU. Edited by Willo (27 Mar 2019 8.31am)
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| Midlands Eagle 27 Mar 19 8.32am |
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Originally posted by Willo
I believe even the Guardian pointed to economic indicators being positive. Must have been through gritted teeth
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| Pussay Patrol 27 Mar 19 8.34am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I suppose that someone with quasi communist beliefs like yourself would think like that even though the countries that you obviously admire so much have exactly the same self serving politicians at the top of the pile. Anyway, where does this idea of yours that the economy is struggling come from as everything that I've read says that we are doing quite well but of course I don't read the Guardian and Morning Star like you do How much does it cost to buy a house? How long do you have to wait for a social house? Private Rents cheap? Personal debt are at record levels. How much are your energy bills ? Cheap? Train fares reasonable ? Highest in Europe. Record poverty and homelessness, violent crime on the increase Tell me how this boom you speak of benefits the people? Have they pledged to end austerity and invest in the UK?
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| Midlands Eagle 27 Mar 19 8.46am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
How much does it cost to buy a house? How long do you have to wait for a social house? Private Rents cheap? Personal debt are at record levels. How much are your energy bills ? Cheap? Train fares reasonable ? Highest in Europe. Record poverty and homelessness, violent crime on the increase It isn't obligatory to live in or around London and people always have the option to move to a cheaper part of the country. Your mate Jeremy dragged up a nurse in Scotland who couldn't get by on her salary so had to use food banks yet I have a friend in the West Midlands who is also a nurse but manages to get by on her salary whilst renting a small flat and driving a new car in the process. My friend doesn't smoke unlike most of those pictured using food banks. It seems that most of the people used as examples by Jeremy and the media are single mothers. Why is it the job of the tax payer to pay for the upkeep of the absentee fathers' children.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 27 Mar 19 9.03am |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
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cryrst  The garden of England 27 Mar 19 9.06am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Ree7mogg is the epitome of the self serving elitist politician and symbolic of everything that is wrong with the political system. Why seemingly ordinary folk admire him I find baffling when he advocates policies that benefit the wealthy and privileged and an ever widening wealth gap. The reason our economy struggles is too much wealth kept by fewer at the top of the tree while ordinary people at the bottom struggle and people like him make sure it stays that way. A political parasite Bit rich considering your mate diane abbot lives in an ex council pad worth close on 7 figures and she paid less than 6 figures.
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