The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Ok, but no funny stuffWait and see - as Herbert Asquith is reported to have said!
Ok, but no funny stuffWait and see - as Herbert Asquith is reported to have said!
Which reminds me , aren't Rejoin UK or whatever they were called standing or are they Lib Dem candidates?
Well, the more the electorate are exposed to Starmer, his/Labour's numbers can only go in one direction.
the Treasury do seem to be giving a fairly robust response to Ratboy suggesting they were in on his attack on Labour's tax plans.
You seem cynical, but I'm sure that's what will happen - Starmer as a former member of the International Revolutionary Marxist Tendency has played the long game of state infiltration, knowing where power truly resides, and once he has his hands on the levers he will unleash full communism before you can say Socialist Alternatives!seem to think he's a reasonable candidate & might go all out left when he wins.
Is he on OnlyFans as well ?You seem cynical, but I'm sure that's what will happen - Starmer as a former member of the International Revolutionary Marxist Tendency has played the long game of state infiltration, knowing where power truly resides, and once he has his hands on the levers he will unleash full communism before you can say Socialist Alternatives!
The clues were all there....
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V cold breeze thoughProbably should go in the Starmer thread, but I'm close to not caring which lot win this election. Cons would continue to be hideous in the shrinkingly unlikely event of them winning, of course. But Starmer is so keen to prove Labour is market friendly, migrant hating, keen to tar his opponents as antisemitic... we are into cig papers here. And if Starmer were to get a landslide, that's a massive setback for the remnants of the left in the party and the unions - as well as anyone seeking to establish a workable alternative to Labour. Labour in office might be so bad that the unions start thinking about funding alternatives, though I don't see it in the short to medium term. They'll be clinging on to the idea that 'their' party has won, better the devil you know and little slivers of access to the government.
In other news, it's quite sunny outside!
presumably a reference to the new leader of the revolution Victoria Thomas-Bowen all power to herIs he on OnlyFans as well ?
Is he on OnlyFans as well ?
OnlySpadsIs he on OnlyFans as well ?
I lasted just over 10 minutes before deciding watching re-runs of Star Trek were a better use of my time.
Star Trek: Enterprise - I thought I'd give it a rewatch after all these years.Classic, or Next Gen?
Delusional. Btw is it just me who finds the idea of an unprincipled shit like Starmer accusing somebody of lying surreal?One hopes, though I know some staunch Labour supporters (and people pissed off with the SNP up here) who seem to think he's a reasonable candidate & might go all out left when he wins.
people who think that also seem to think our politicians should be dishonest and scheming by lying about their intentions when electedDelusional
That already happenspeople who think that also seem to think our politicians should be dishonest and scheming by lying about their intentions when elected
Of course!That already happens
Yeah, this is probably one of my biggest concerns about a Labour victory, really, given how little difference there is between them by other metrics.if Starmer were to get a landslide, that's a massive setback for the remnants of the left in the party and the unions - as well as anyone seeking to establish a workable alternative to Labour.
There is slight hopeYeah, this is probably one of my biggest concerns about a Labour victory, really, given how little difference there is between them by other metrics.
Any victory will beseencynically interpreted as an endorsement of Starmer and the direction he's taken the Labour party. A landslide...?
We can all say "it's the Tories wot lost it" all we like, but Nouveau Labour won't care or act like it. And as you say, while in theory it leaves a maaaaaassive gap on the left, not entirely sure how it gets filled in a way that has any significant impact on public life at large.
Maybe there's some kind of grassroots, non-Parliamentary movement, buuuuuuuut... quite probably not, too.
As ever, though, my knowledge and understanding is paper thin, so maybe there is more hope and I just can't see it.
Probably should go in the Starmer thread, but I'm close to not caring which lot win this election. Cons would continue to be hideous in the shrinkingly unlikely event of them winning, of course. But Starmer is so keen to prove Labour is market friendly, migrant hating, keen to tar his opponents as antisemitic... we are into cig papers here. And if Starmer were to get a landslide, that's a massive setback for the remnants of the left in the party and the unions - as well as anyone seeking to establish a workable alternative to Labour. Labour in office might be so bad that the unions start thinking about funding alternatives, though I don't see it in the short to medium term. They'll be clinging on to the idea that 'their' party has won, better the devil you know and little slivers of access to the government.
In other news, it's quite sunny outside!
BREAKING**
Reform UK surges to within just two points of the Tories in the new YouGov/Sky News poll
LAB: 40%
CON: 19%
REF: 17%
LDEM: 10%
GRN: 7%
BREAKING**
Reform UK surges to within just two points of the Tories in the new YouGov/Sky News poll
LAB: 40%
CON: 19%
REF: 17%
LDEM: 10%
GRN: 7%
BREAKING**
Reform UK surges to within just two points of the Tories in the new YouGov/Sky News poll
LAB: 40%
CON: 19%
REF: 17%
LDEM: 10%
GRN: 7%