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  1. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    "Daring?" As if that's a naughty question to ask?? Those are the types of questions he SHOULD be being asked. He's Prime Minister FFS!
  2. Erm..he's right though? You don't know him. It's just very hard to take you seriously when we all know that the only reason you take issue with him is because you know that most people who signed up to vote off of the back of what he did are most likely to vote Labour. I mean, Chris thats it basically isn't it? Had it been somebody with audience more likely to vote for the Conservatives you would have either A. Fully endorsed them or B. Not said anything. Like Boris banning the Daily Mirror from his bus - the only paper thats been remotely critical of him and his government. Somehow that's OK with you, when we all know full well that had Labour pulled a stunt like that you would be on here whining about it. So why not just admit that?
  3. Good old harmless Boris' eh Chris?
  4. Know some personally do you?
  5. He's a rapper so that means we shouldn't listen to him. That's what I gathered :lol: :lol:
  6. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    How very democratic.
  7. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    I don't doubt that.
  8. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    It was needed, to stop Boris from pulling the UK out of the EU without a plan in place.
  9. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    He's been called out plenty of times before. You are just as bad as him.
  10. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    So you admit that they were acting in good faith and doing something completely legal? Ok, thanks for the clarification.
  11. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    You do realize that with the years of negotiations ahead there is very good chance that you will be dead before the UK is completely untangled from the EU and not operating on WTO terms?
  12. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Pack it in.
  13. So we should make generalizations based on someones profession and dismiss them straight away? :unsure:
  14. Why not exactly? He might be "rap star" but it's still perfectly possible for him to have an interest in politics and be invested in it. If it encourages more people to register to vote then that's no bad thing. Or is the thing that really bothers you is who his audience(mostly younger) are more likely to vote for? :rolleyes:
  15. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    I'm also terrible at calling these things, but given everything(even it's not the outcome I personally want) I would would say its certain that the Tories will be the largest party and likely that they will have enough seats to form a majority.
  16. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Ah ok. I just saw it pop up on my Facebook and thought I would share :)
  17. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Another poll showing a slight narrowing and a nice jump for Labour. Still think the Tories will snag a majority though, even if it's not a huge one. CON: 43% (-2) LAB: 32% (+5) LDEM: 14% (-2) GRN: 4% (+1) BREX: 3% (+1) via Kantar Public, 21 - 25 Nov Chgs. w/ 18 Nov
  18. I just saw this on Twitter. It makes me sick to my stomach how nasty and full of hate some people in this country have become. I mean, for F*** SAKE a 72 year old woman being attacked because of her political views? This has got me infinitely more angry than any smear campaign or bias media ever could...this is just...I mean... :cry: :cry: EDIT: My mistake, it was a woman.
  19. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    How do YOU know what´s best for the country?? :lol: :lol: :lol: Times change, things move on, work differently. Not wanting to go all Michael here but there are many young creative minds out there, whose ideas and concepts need a chance to be allowed to shine through.
  20. It might have been removed but I think you´ll find in retrospect that it was ruled NOT a profanity. Pretty sure a major political party wouldn´t have been able to get away with using it in their slogan if it was. ;) Anyway THAT is not the issue here.
  21. And I see "Bollocks" isn´t even a profanity. The driver is making a complaint to the police watchdog and Essex police are trying to identify the officer from the video. Disgusting behavior from a law enforcer.
  22. :nono: :nono: If it´s because of the profanity then fair enough, but people should be able to air their view without police aggression. This isn´t America yet. This is really worrying.
  23. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    The parties may "win" or "lose" but this isn´t one big game. A vote for Tory means years more austerity and hardship for many. I have friends and family(degree educated) who are working harder than ever but are getting POORER. This wasn´t happening to them under Labour. Of course this is an alien concept to you because you´ve NEVER had to lift a finger on your ADULT life. So forgive us if we take issue when you start to spout nonsense about how people shouldn´t be so greedy and should be happy with their lot when you literally get money for doing SWEET F.A. Maybe if you had to actually get off the sofa and go and earn your crust for the pittance that many people get in return, then you would have a different view.
  24. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    The general public consists of many different people with different opinions, you might speak for some of them but you certainly don't speak for many. We don't like him because his actions and his party are despicable and he doesn't give a shit about vulnerable people on society. It's not about "winning" or "losing", this isn't an episode of X Factor. Stop being so bloody childish. You're what, 65?
  25. I don't expect Labour to win but if they actually did it wouldn't surprise me if something like this happened. The powers that be don't want somebody like Corbyn anyway near the top.