Ge 2017

[Doon frae Troon]

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/09...heresa/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Hahahahaha.
Weaker and wobblier by the second.

OOoo our Fish won't be liking her now:whoo:

Only took the ONE day for the nasty party to start arguing with itself:lol:

 

[Deleted member 16999]

If anyone is wondering what the issue with "snowflake" is, have a google and see who and how it was used by the right wing/nazis,

 

[Doon frae Troon]

I can only put it this way:

[SIZE=+1]If you can make one heap of all your winnings
And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,
And lose, and start again at your beginnings
And never breathe a word about your loss;

[/SIZE][SIZE=+1][SIZE=+1]Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,
And - which is more - you'll be a Man/Woman, my Son/Daughter![/SIZE]

[/SIZE]

What on earth is that rubbish supposed to mean in the context of a GE.
Are you saying you want a idiotic gambler to be our leader.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Another great British invention...seemingly:lol:

https://www.theguardian.com/culture...etch-what-has-the-echr-ever-done-for-us-video

 

[Hobbit]

If anyone is wondering what the issue with "snowflake" is, have a google and see who and how it was used by the right wing/nazis,

I like the way the generation labelled as snowflakes are responding. There's been some very articulated responses. They still have the idealism of the young, without the cynicism of some of the older generations. And more importantly they are willing to defend a society for all, not the few.

its a reminder to be ambitious for society, and a big thank you to them for championing it. Does it fit with running the country as a hard nosed business? The country's doesn't have to be run that way.

The more time I spend in Spain, the more I realise that society should always come first. You can be struggling to sort the loose change in your pocket and someone else in the queue will divvy up for you. Kids walking back from school will say hola. We've become too selfish.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

I like the way the generation labelled as snowflakes are responding. There's been some very articulated responses. They still have the idealism of the young, without the cynicism of some of the older generations. And more importantly they are willing to defend a society for all, not the few.

its a reminder to be ambitious for society, and a big thank you to them for championing it. Does it fit with running the country as a hard nosed business? The country's doesn't have to be run that way.

The more time I spend in Spain, the more I realise that society should always come first. You can be struggling to sort the loose change in your pocket and someone else in the queue will divvy up for you. Kids walking back from school will say hola. We've become too selfish.

Totally agree Brian, we laughed at their moaning after the last GE and Brexit, now we take the p!ss because they turned up and lost.

TM showed no grace or humility yesterday after winning the most seats, but how anyone can rejoice or be happy with the situation is beyond me.

This is the worst case scenario and until our elected leaders starting trying to build bridges and work closer together these divisions are only going to widen.

 

[bluewolf]

I like the way the generation labelled as snowflakes are responding. There's been some very articulated responses. They still have the idealism of the young, without the cynicism of some of the older generations. And more importantly they are willing to defend a society for all, not the few.

its a reminder to be ambitious for society, and a big thank you to them for championing it. Does it fit with running the country as a hard nosed business? The country's doesn't have to be run that way.

The more time I spend in Spain, the more I realise that society should always come first. You can be struggling to sort the loose change in your pocket and someone else in the queue will divvy up for you. Kids walking back from school will say hola. We've become too selfish.

Great post. A country has to be about more than just its economy.

 

[SocketRocket]

Great post. A country has to be about more than just its economy.

There's always selfies and ripped knees to take into account.

 

[SocketRocket]

What on earth is that rubbish supposed to mean in the context of a GE.
Are you saying you want a idiotic gambler to be our leader.

Bit deep for you then Doom, how do you manage with Rabbie Burns, not very well I imagine.

 

[SocketRocket]

I think you need to get off to bed.

Was I keeping you up. Shame on me!

 

[bluewolf]

There's always selfies and ripped knees to take into account.

In all seriousness, your posts are becoming a bit incoherent and shambolic. Do you have a genuine point to make?

 

[SocketRocket]

Cool. So we agree that the Tories gambled with our kids (and grandkids) futures and lost. Common ground at last :thup:

Hang on, I'm the one with the out of touch views. Please stop joining in.

 

[SocketRocket]

I think he's waiting for it to dry out.

That's never going to happen with you, is it? Wet as a Morcambe Saturday! :rofl:

 

[SocketRocket]

In all seriousness, your posts are becoming a bit incoherent and shambolic. Do you have a genuine point to make?

Yes. I'm back, the yogurt knitters seemed to think I was in hiding. :thup:

 

[bluewolf]

Yes. I'm back, the yogurt knitters seemed to think I was in hiding. :thup:

Are you just posting to prove that you're not in hiding? I never thought you were.

Oh, and I'd appreciate it if you stopped the insults and generalisations please. You're smarter than that.

 

[SocketRocket]

Are you just posting to prove that you're not in hiding? I never thought you were.

Oh, and I'd appreciate it if you stopped the insults and generalisations please. You're smarter than that.

You've got it. Don't want to disappoint some on here who have been throwing insults around themselves, just wanted them to understand what it's like.

 

[bluewolf]

You've got it. Don't want to disappoint some on here who have been throwing insults around themselves, just wanted them to understand what it's like.

Well, you definitely showed them....

 

[jp5]

"Is it really tenable for the ordinary English working families of Kensington to have a Tory government imposed on them by Scottish MPs?"

 

[Junior]

Is anyone worried that we have no one capable of leading the country ? Irrespective of which party was voted for. Corbyn seems like a decent bloke, but I fear he'd get eaten alive by Brussels, Russia, China and the USA. May is power crazy and terrible unless reading from a script. This leads me to believe that she can't think for herself or articulate an opinion.

Im as big a floating voter as it gets. Slightly more red than blue but I've swung both ways and stopped in the middle. I've always focused on policies rather than the party, but also considered strong leadership as a key factor also. This time round it was like deciding whether to poke yourself in the left eye or the right.

Ruth Davidson and David Milliband are the only two that have impressed me in recent times. I'd love to see two strong characters like these leading the race.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

"Is it really tenable for the ordinary English working families of Kensington to have a Tory government imposed on them by Scottish MPs?"

Naw..I have worked that one out.
It's the number of votes cast by the live in butlers, gardeners, housemaids, nannies, drivers ,security staff, and 'bed warmers' that swung it.