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Last time I went it was full of middle-class bucket-listers.

I I don’t think any oppo parties need to. Elements of the deal automatically come up for discussion in 2026 so it can be addressed by default then.

The guy I refer to was not suggesting stability is the only thing all businesses look for. But he suggested it plays a significant part. There will always be exceptions. For sure there are some high profile companies who were attracted by low tax. Is this a trend? How do Lux, Ireland and...

Also well said :lolol:

well said.

About a year ago there was some European businessman who said what encourages many businesses to invest in a country is political and economic stability. Yes, tax plays a part, but this means little if it could all change rapidly. This made sense to me, and is arguably backed up by the lack of...

I am the exact opposite. I also know plenty of “older” people who are left wing and more socially minded.

As Johnson senior said, the electorate are idiots. Besides, I was just have a banter with Mouldy Boots. He likes a banter. I’m new to this malarkey but I think I got it right?

Fair enough. But what should I call them though?

I now look forward to Mouldy Boots explaining the reason he supports Boris Johnson. Something tells me it won’t be broad and/or deep but I’m happy to be wrong.

Fair enough. Not all Tories are selfish or stupid c**ts, some are just c**ts.

Maybe he’s not a selfish, or a stupid, c**t?

It’s a mildly amusing cartoon. I think most people understand it’s context and the metaphorical meaning of head-on-plate; to link it to the events in France is disingenuous and tenuous in my opinion.