Hampster Gull
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But that is your preference and view, it isn’t necessary, she is the elected MP. She is voted in, we don’t vote a party in. You know I am right
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But that is your preference and view, it isn’t necessary, she is the elected MP. She is voted in, we don’t vote a party in. You know I am right
But that is your preference and view, it isn’t necessary, she is the elected MP. She is voted in, we don’t vote a party in. You know I am right
This bloke would:
Hampster Gull
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pastafarian
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But that is your preference and view, it isn’t necessary, she is the elected MP. She is voted in, we don’t vote a party in. You know I am right
Yes i am right, it would be the honourable thing to do. Weasels wouldnt agree though.
GT49er
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I accept your point, but I think you'll find that the common factor is that they are all dis-satisfied with their parties' stance on Brexit - neither Tories or Labour are coming out and saying 'No' to Brexit (although both are trying like hell to fudge it!) And yes, they are all staunch remainers.
But that is your preference and view, it isn’t necessary, she is the elected MP. She is voted in, we don’t vote a party in. You know I am right
Oh yes we would,
Hampster Gull
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I don’t agree with you and I’m not a weasel
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Quite right. You are a hampster. Some people are confusing their rodents.
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Hampster Gull
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Exactly, good point
pastafarian
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Of course you dont think its the honourable thing to do. Its what i would expect you to say.
pastafarian
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I wonder if anyone has actually said its a "convention" for defecating MP`s to trigger a by-election............probably no one, havnt heard anyone yet say its a "convention"
Defecating......brilliant [emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122]
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Hampster Gull
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Indeed, defecating when used in association with Soubry is not a mistake.
Soubry is a top MP, we need more top quality conviction politicians unlike the current rabble
Hampster Gull
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Absolutely, and I think you need to learn more, in this case our parliamentary system and democratic processes
nicko31
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A true British patriot who actually cares about the UK, takes guts when you consider the abuse endured.
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I have no knowledge of the workings of the Labour Party, I'm not a member and never have been, I have never attended a labour party meeting of any kind and I think I only know two " Chums " who regularly vote Labour and they are not members or attend meetings either etc etc. ergo anti Semitism does not come up in conversation at all. I don't even know if any of my friends or colleagues are Jewish, they may be but their religion /race is of no concern to me All I know is that the media say some people say they have been targeted and other parts of the media say it's being stamped out.
With respect, remember I have lived in Worthing all my life and I have never seen or heard of anything anti-jewish with my own eyes and ears.
Perhaps the newly enboldened racists including anti semites, of the left and right, are mainly in larger metropolitan areas? The angry folk I’ve encountered with animosity towards minorities, believers in Jewish conspiracies, from the left and right heralded from London and Brighton. A lot of nastiness out there.
I'm sorry - I seem to have been under the misapprehension that you were a member. Apologies. As for the rest....until fairly recently Faversham had one black guy. I think there are three now. Portslade was similarly a monoculture when I grew up. Elsewhere.....I have been about a bit since I left school in 1976.... there are definitely pockets of ingrained attitudes in left and right wing thinkers, a burning hatred of those who 'subjugated' Palestine among some of the left (Livingstone, Galloway and Corbyn being examples), and an almost paranoid obsession with genetic and cultural 'purity' among some on the right. Not all, and not even a majority I suspect. But enough to be a canker, particularly now, in labour, where those who dress up their antisemitism as a noble pursuit of Palestinian liberation hold absolute sway in the party. Hence some of the recent labour defections.
Anyway, we both deplore racism so we certainly have that in common.