Re: "freedom day" : Sun Jul 18, 2021 10:39 pm  

happyjack wrote:

As a Wakey fan you'll be fully aware of his delusional manner regarding any possible chance to slag off the club, Carter, and Chester, you'll probably be aware also of his constant complaining of the government, those are 2 of the things he gets his pleasure from, but what you don't know is that he takes a size 8 shoe but wears a size 6, that's because when he takes his shoes off, apart from moaning about the club and slating Boris it's the only other bit of pleasure he gets in life.

Btw are you still having kidney beans and mash with your full English

I haven't got over that yet!!!!

Re: "freedom day" : Sun Jul 18, 2021 11:41 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

If you like being lied to, wasting tax payers money, avoiding taking responsibility for thousands of unnecessary deaths, giving contracts to your friends and donors and the beginning of a police state then vote conservative. If you don’t vote for them then you are saying no and want a better country. There you go do you still want to vote if you do for the Conservatives.

Every government lies.
Every government wastes tax payers money.
Think you will find back in January at PMQ - accepted full responsibility.
Police state ?? - Oh Jeez please.

But not one solitary reason to vote Labour.

Quite possibly one of the worst governments in history,my word did this government get lucky, faced with the worst opposition in history.

Its no good bleating "dont vote for them if you want a better country" - The electorate need to see what the vision of "better" looks like and how it would be achieved with a Labour government,something that seems lost on you.

Re: "freedom day" : Mon Jul 19, 2021 12:31 am  

I will stick with my beliefs and you stick with yours if you have any.

Re: "freedom day" : Mon Jul 19, 2021 6:48 am  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

If you like being lied to, wasting tax payers money, avoiding taking responsibility for thousands of unnecessary deaths, giving contracts to your friends and donors and the beginning of a police state then vote conservative. If you don’t vote for them then you are saying no and want a better country. There you go do you still want to vote if you do for the Conservatives.

Are you a politician? You still haven't given me a positive reason to vote Labour.

Re: "freedom day" : Mon Jul 19, 2021 7:39 am  

wotsupcas wrote:

Are you a politician? You still haven't given me a positive reason to vote Labour.

Because Britain is, and always has been, a dirty, stinking, racist, transphobic, homophobic sh*t hole, voting Labour will fix all that because it's all they care about

Re: "freedom day" : Mon Jul 19, 2021 8:01 am  

TURFEDOUT wrote:

Every government lies.
Every government wastes tax payers money.

Here we have the classic, tragic legacy of Trumpian politics. Even when the team you support is proven corrupt and incompetent and deceitful they want you to not even think anyone could do better.

What a toxic mess.

Re: "freedom day" : Mon Jul 19, 2021 8:46 am  

TURFEDOUT wrote:

Every government lies.
Every government wastes tax payers money.
Think you will find back in January at PMQ - accepted full responsibility.
Police state ?? - Oh Jeez please.

But not one solitary reason to vote Labour.

Quite possibly one of the worst governments in history,my word did this government get lucky, faced with the worst opposition in history.

Its no good bleating "dont vote for them if you want a better country" - The electorate need to see what the vision of "better" looks like and how it would be achieved with a Labour government,something that seems lost on you.

Plenty of forgiveness here for Bojo & Co

You are right that every government wastes money, to say otherwise would be naive.
However, what we haven't seen in my lifetime, is the blatant nepotism, jobs for the boys, friends and family.
Huge cash payments to friends and associates and the daily lies and U turns on such a regular bassis.

Whilst fully accepting that we are in quite extraordinary times, Bojo & Co are literally "pleasing themselves" and are being allowed to do so.

In "normal" times the media would "shame" them into acting and on occasion this is happening but, Bojo is getting away very lightly for his many poor judgement calls and poor leadership.

Clearly, I dont want people to suffer or die but, "freedom day" will hopefully be a turning point and the full opening up just looks bloody reckless.

As to who else could do better. Well, anyone IMO.

However, it does show just how far Labour have disappeared up their own backsides, that they aren't good enough to fully expose Bojo & Co and make some ground in the polls.

I've said before that proper judgement on this lot will only come when they begin to balance the books but, for now, they are still digging a fiscal hole and with interest rates on their borrowing likely to increase, the 10 years of austerity that we had from 2007 are going to look like the good times.

Re: "freedom day" : Mon Jul 19, 2021 9:42 am  

wotsupcas wrote:

Are you a politician? You still haven't given me a positive reason to vote Labour.

Here's one.
Because all Tories are mostly despicable, disgusting, self-serving tw@ts.
*See Tony Blair.

Re: "freedom day" : Mon Jul 19, 2021 10:01 am  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Plenty of forgiveness here for Bojo & Co

You are right that every government wastes money, to say otherwise would be naive.
However, what we haven't seen in my lifetime, is the blatant nepotism, jobs for the boys, friends and family.
Huge cash payments to friends and associates and the daily lies and U turns on such a regular bassis.

Whilst fully accepting that we are in quite extraordinary times, Bojo & Co are literally "pleasing themselves" and are being allowed to do so.

In "normal" times the media would "shame" them into acting and on occasion this is happening but, Bojo is getting away very lightly for his many poor judgement calls and poor leadership.

Clearly, I dont want people to suffer or die but, "freedom day" will hopefully be a turning point and the full opening up just looks bloody reckless.

As to who else could do better. Well, anyone IMO.

However, it does show just how far Labour have disappeared up their own backsides, that they aren't good enough to fully expose Bojo & Co and make some ground in the polls.

I've said before that proper judgement on this lot will only come when they begin to balance the books but, for now, they are still digging a fiscal hole and with interest rates on their borrowing likely to increase, the 10 years of austerity that we had from 2007 are going to look like the good times.

This is an excellent post - maybe I am older than you but Wilson caved in to unions when he won power in 1974 and Blair just spent and spent on the public sector until he ran out of money - they had to wreck everyone's pension to keep spending and the less said of the gold sale the better. Blair was more interested in his own role after he left - his attitude to the EU suggested he was after the EU Commissioner's job in a big way.

I do think yesterday's stuff shows his utter contempt for UK citizens - it was an absolute disgrace.

On freedom day - I don't a huge change other than kids can go to nightclubs - mask wearing will be widely used - social distancing went out of the window months ago. What I cannot understand is there are a lot of people up in arms about masks but seem to think its OK that people shouldn't get vaccinated - you can't have it both ways

[Durham Giant]

Re: "freedom day" : Mon Jul 19, 2021 10:59 am  

I currently have two staff of both. Double jabbed both quite Ill with what is described as “ a really bad and painful flu “