Gone and Forgotten
And he's gone..who will be the next and who will take over. Is it a good thing to have a new leader? Will the next one be even tougher on benefits than before?..Maybe boris will come back, God forbid. Has Reeves gone too…
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Andy Burnaham.
Wes Sterling
Rachel Reeves
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Reality has slayed another head of the neoliberal fascist Hydra that calls itself the Westminster Establishment. Whoever takes the head that replaces Sir Kid Starver QC will meet the same fate.
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Who do you want?..most of the political parties are going to change benefits
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I have no sympathy for him. After 14 years of disabled and vulnerable people being scapegoated and being framed as parasites on the public coffers by the Tories, Keir Starmer should've used his experience in looking after his vulnerable mam and brother to show empathy for vulnerable and disabled citizens. He chose to carry on where the Tories left off.
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You read him wrong, like many have.
The Labour heavyweights, the 2015 intake AND the Liebrals covered up Iain Duncan Smith's 2011 scam. 99.9% of people here don't understand the "benefits fiasco" but it won't stay hidden for ever.
Hands up who's looking forward to a dishonest centre-right Labour Party and will celebrate the 10th anniversary of Brexit tomorrow?
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The Green Party. They won't gain majority control at the next election but enough to become potential kingmakers for a coalition, especially if Reform and Tories do not get enough MPs.
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The only Brexit-related celebrations I'll be rooting for is the EU/UK Summit next month where they'll discuss the youth mobility agreement I can use to leave this **** hole.
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That little man reminds me of Sir David Steele standing alongside Sir David Owen. What an absolute disaster we have in store.
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The main reason I voted Labour 2 years ago was that they said they'd look after the disabled, and look what happened as soon as they got in? Smh,
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Meh, I voted remain and would again if they do another referendum.
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Even the most ardent Reform voters are waking up to what Farage is like after what happened in Makerfield last week.
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Who knew the real hero was Guy Fawkes. Being brainwashed to celebrate bonfire night as a kid when in reality we should of honoured what he did. We need another one like him.
The only party I have any small amount of trust in nowadays is Green party, I will never be seen dead voting for the likes of Tories, Labour or Reform ever again.
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"That French bloke", with his Tory mates, campaigned for 27 years to hold another referendum. We had it in 2016 and of course, I also voted to remain.
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There's a view, and I agree, that Farage's party is a radical spinoff of Labour. In any case, whoever becomes prime minister, the Conservatives' old policy toward disabled and vulnerable people will continue.
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At least you use your vote and have the right to complain!
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problem is ….. it will just be replaced with another left wing person.
whoever comes in isn't defined by left or right wing anymore - its the more authoritarian they are, the better the majority of the public will like them.
case in point - look at 2020 - when I believe authoritarianism came to the masses & they liked it, look around you at your neighbors - your family - your fiends … I guarantee 90% will be better off since the pandemic.
read certain books & ideologies to work out where the world is going at present & get educated.
as said - I couldn't care less as I never even gave them a glance on the voting slip, my moms grandfather said when she voted for the first time" remember jane - labor is a party of high tax & socialism - tory is the party that want to emulate 1940's Europe but never has the balls to do it"
His words not mine but echoes of truth there.
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People have the right to complain, and they do complain in all countries. But authorities respond positively to the complaints of ordinary people only when it benefits them. The name of the political system is irrelevant. For example, NOW in Russia and Ukraine, you can criticize the presidents and their policies with the most obscene language, and no one will care, but if you start criticizing your country's army, your fate will be dire.
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Sorry, but I think your grandfather was a little mistaken. You always have to look at the wealthy families behind a particular political party.
History should be taught not by wars, but by the flow of money.
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To be brutally honest (as I always am, I tell it like it is, even if some people don't like it), I'd rather a left wing government than a right wing one anyway.
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