Does this extend beyond politics? Plucky and Stains fans online have often whinged about our arrogance
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[Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July
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Does this extend beyond politics? Plucky and Stains fans online have often whinged about our arrogance
.Maybe a tiny bit strong, but some on NSC certainly veer towards that on occasion!
Perhaps it gives them a nice warm feeling like pissing your pants on a cold day.
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aolstudios
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Not football relatedDoes this extend beyond politics? Plucky and Stains fans online have often whinged about our arrogance
Just the smug, 'artisan' everything, 'people's republic of Brighton & Hove', 'always on the right side of history' attitude
Interesting article on the Tory’s demise. This is years in the making, not Sunak’s fault as the arrogant tw@t Kwarteng would try to trick people …. already plotting for power. The Tories have left themselves just with an elderly/older Brexit demographic, now they’re fighting for those few million votes with Farage’s racists.
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...k-tories-election-conservatives-david-cameron
La fin.
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...k-tories-election-conservatives-david-cameron
La fin.
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Not football related
Just the smug, 'artisan' everything, 'people's republic of Brighton & Hove', 'always on the right side of history' attitude
But just a subset, the chattering classes including a few dozen blokes here. Most Brightonians I know can’t stand politics, never ever mention Gaza/Rejoin/antisemitism/poverty/housing. A standing joke amongst folk we know including the young is that when people bring up these issues, the response from the less serious is “Anyway, what are your plans for weekend?”, a variation on “More tea vicar?”.
Down our way, a less polite, “what the f—k are you on about?”
bluenitsuj
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Vote Reform.
The “fish” comment was very apt too.
I must say, I think Starmer is playing a blinder in this campaign.
He’s let out enough rope for Tory’s to hang themselves while simultaneously batting away all of the Tory and Reform smear campaigns.
I don’t like Starmer much but I have to hand it to him, he’s taking the Tory’s apart. Or rather, sidestepping the muck while the Tory’s slip around in it
He’s let out enough rope for Tory’s to hang themselves while simultaneously batting away all of the Tory and Reform smear campaigns.
I don’t like Starmer much but I have to hand it to him, he’s taking the Tory’s apart. Or rather, sidestepping the muck while the Tory’s slip around in it
clapham_gull
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I must say, I think Starmer is playing a blinder in this campaign.
He’s let out enough rope for Tory’s to hang themselves while simultaneously batting away all of the Tory and Reform smear campaigns.
I don’t like Starmer much but I have to hand it to him, he’s taking the Tory’s apart. Or rather, sidestepping the muck while the Tory’s slip around in it
He’s largely not said anything controversial (other than booting out the racists), on taxation or expensive policies since day one. Standing still, keeping quiet and Labour’s polling has gone from a record 52% at Truss to a very respectable 42% now. Interesting the same absolute numbers are expected to vote Labour as did for Momentum in 2017.
The difference now is that the 58% is split so many ways, exacerbated by Reform. Watching TV you’d have the impression that Ed Davey is on the march, huge press coverage. When Sunak called the election they were on 9.7% and a forecast 65 seats. Now 10.7% and 71 seats. Hyperbole?
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But, to be fair, we do have an awful lot to be smug about
And, if you're my age, that wasn't always the case
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I think this might well be a post to revisit in 18 months time.
How does one bookmark such vital issues I wonder!
aolstudios
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My post was non football relatedBut, to be fair, we do have an awful lot to be smug about
And, if you're my age, that wasn't always the case
One day they may have something to be arrogant about. But I doubt it. Wankas.Does this extend beyond politics? Plucky and Stains fans online have often whinged about our arrogance
I think there is enough evidence now to suggest anyone still planning on voting Reform is either thick, or a ****, or both, or a tory in denial (which does not exclude their also being in one or both of the first two groups of course; Venn diagram, please).
Into the sea with them.
clapham_gull
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They are simply a re-badged BNP who have also attracted a number of post Covid conspiratorial loons.
I disagree with the idea they are gleaning votes from natural Tories. They are simply picking up the smelly flaky dead skin that the Tories relatively recently decided to attract after they binned the centre.
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drew
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That's harsh. There are two types of Reform voters, the thick ones you refer to and those that see it as a huge money making opportunity like Habib, Tice, Banks etc.
I like clarity. One positive from their ascent is confirmation that 85% of English voters aren’t racist.
I had thought that about Tice. But in a recent hustings he came across as very angry about a whole load of right wing stuff such as immigrants.