I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 43 seconds ago
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
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Apparently this election was the least amount of time Labour had ever spent canvassing, but they didn’t have to
Hopefully a blessing and gave them time to just concentrate on what they’re going to do, Starmer’s known for months when he’s taking over so he hopefully will have planned accordingly
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posted 2 minutes ago
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
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He made an absolute meal of the fact that he’d “changed the Labour Party” in his speech this morning as well.
Repeated it about four times.
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posted 11 seconds ago
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posted 2 minutes ago
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
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He made an absolute meal of the fact that he’d “changed the Labour Party” in his speech this morning as well.
Repeated it about four times.
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I know.. it's driving me nuts.
He wants to restore trust and faith in politics but he's spinning these results rather than facing them down.
Hopefully he does a great job whilst he has hold of the reigns of power because I can't see these divisions on the right being present at the next election, and a respectable Tory leader will take their own centre right supporters back, with Keir no longer having a centre left to rely on
How pathetic and bitter is Harman here? Credit to Corby for standing his ground
https://x.com/implausibleblog/status/1809090914058436958?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
"Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)"
I would take the person leading the country being boring as fack if it meant being able to get a doctors or hospital appointment in a decent amount of time.
Why the need to be entertained or amused by politicians . We've got to the point where people like Oscar etc will excuse or ignore Farage/Trump being racist because they told a funny joke after.
Insert I’ve missed you so much
comment by Things Can Only Get Better (U11781)
posted 5 minutes ago
How pathetic and bitter is Harman here? Credit to Corby for standing his ground
https://x.com/implausibleblog/status/1809090914058436958?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
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I watched that last night as it happened. She was such a diiiick.
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posted less than a minute ago
comment by Things Can Only Get Better (U11781)
posted 5 minutes ago
How pathetic and bitter is Harman here? Credit to Corby for standing his ground
https://x.com/implausibleblog/status/1809090914058436958?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
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I watched that last night as it happened. She was such a diiiick.
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There’s so many diiickheads in the Labour Party man
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 4 minutes ago
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
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Whilst, it is true there are less votes - Keir Starmer's Labour have a much wider appeal across the UK, which translates to more seats. Also, Corbyn was arguably so divisive that he drove voters away to the Conservatives.
The other thing I would say is that this election has been fantastic for independents and smaller parties (besides the SNP). The Greens quadrupled their seats!
Some progressives need to take the W!
It’s hardly a master stroke, but it’s certainly true that he’s made them electable again. Now whether that means we’ll see the meaningful change many would like to see is a different debate.
I’m shocked by the 4 Indy candidates that just campaigned on Gaza and won, when has that ever happened before?
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posted 41 minutes ago
Oscar is mentally handicapped isn’t he
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It’s hilarious, yet depressing, that there are so many like him in the UK. It’s no wonder the country is in an absolute state when people like this are voting.
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Oscar is weird compared to most Brits tbh. Look how much he fawns over Trump, in spite the man being a creepy diddler.
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Tbf that’s quite a few idiots like this cropping up in England nowadays.
America’s cultural imperialism has had a really negative impact on the right of the political spectrum.
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Whereas it’s done great things on the left of the political spectrum?
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I don’t think it has anywhere near the same impact because America’s a very right wing country, especially economically.
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The social impact has been huge mate. Look at all the topics that have arisen in recent years, all the protests, all the screaming, all the twisted social theories experimented on us. The place is a fking playground filled with lunatics and other than being subservient to them economically, we really should have anything to do with importing their cultures.
Bamber Bridge - we were teaching those idiots about right and wrong with regards to race back in WW2 and led the abolition of slavery around the developed world. Yet when an unarmed black man was murdered by American police we import all of the protests, the damage to property and the bs left wing critical race theory nonsense during a pandemic!
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You have no self-awareness at times lol.
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Excuse me?
You... have...no...self-awareness...at...times...lol.
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posted 1 hour, 12 minutes ago
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posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Darren The String Fletcher (U10026)
posted 21 minutes ago
comment by Black Hawk (U16342)
posted 12 minutes ago
comment by Darren The String Fletcher (U10026)
posted 17 minutes ago
comment by 50 No longer trusting the process (U1147)
posted 41 minutes ago
Oscar is mentally handicapped isn’t he
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It’s hilarious, yet depressing, that there are so many like him in the UK. It’s no wonder the country is in an absolute state when people like this are voting.
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Oscar is weird compared to most Brits tbh. Look how much he fawns over Trump, in spite the man being a creepy diddler.
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Tbf that’s quite a few idiots like this cropping up in England nowadays.
America’s cultural imperialism has had a really negative impact on the right of the political spectrum.
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Whereas it’s done great things on the left of the political spectrum?
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I don’t think it has anywhere near the same impact because America’s a very right wing country, especially economically.
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The social impact has been huge mate. Look at all the topics that have arisen in recent years, all the protests, all the screaming, all the twisted social theories experimented on us. The place is a fking playground filled with lunatics and other than being subservient to them economically, we really should have anything to do with importing their cultures.
Bamber Bridge - we were teaching those idiots about right and wrong with regards to race back in WW2 and led the abolition of slavery around the developed world. Yet when an unarmed black man was murdered by American police we import all of the protests, the damage to property and the bs left wing critical race theory nonsense during a pandemic!
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You have no self-awareness at times lol.
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Excuse me?
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yer
no nead 4 the “at times” part tbh
So no substance behind the comment…just as I thought.
Carry on kids
i think this Stormer guy is knot aloud too b primb minister
he is a Sir, yes.
donet that mean he notta comminer n their4 shud sit in upper house with uther lords n ladies n not with the common peeple in lower house.
Come on now, let's not argue with strangers, just 'cause we're lonely
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So no substance behind the comment…just as I thought.
Carry on kids
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Thanks Dad, you can get back to that weird history book you appear to be reading
comment by Things Can Only Get Better (U11781)
posted 1 hour, 8 minutes ago
How pathetic and bitter is Harman here? Credit to Corby for standing his ground
https://x.com/implausibleblog/status/1809090914058436958?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
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Rory Stewart absolutely on point though
So when are these recounts gonna finish
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So when are these recounts gonna finish
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Basildon declaring shortly according to BBC
NEW: 40% of 18-24 year old voted Labour.
[@LordAPolls]
Looks good for the future of labour
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So when are these recounts gonna finish
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Basildon declaring shortly according to BBC
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I'm assuming Labour will win?
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posted on 5/7/24
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 43 seconds ago
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Apparently this election was the least amount of time Labour had ever spent canvassing, but they didn’t have to
Hopefully a blessing and gave them time to just concentrate on what they’re going to do, Starmer’s known for months when he’s taking over so he hopefully will have planned accordingly
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 2 minutes ago
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He made an absolute meal of the fact that he’d “changed the Labour Party” in his speech this morning as well.
Repeated it about four times.
posted on 5/7/24
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 11 seconds ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 2 minutes ago
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He made an absolute meal of the fact that he’d “changed the Labour Party” in his speech this morning as well.
Repeated it about four times.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I know.. it's driving me nuts.
He wants to restore trust and faith in politics but he's spinning these results rather than facing them down.
Hopefully he does a great job whilst he has hold of the reigns of power because I can't see these divisions on the right being present at the next election, and a respectable Tory leader will take their own centre right supporters back, with Keir no longer having a centre left to rely on
posted on 5/7/24
How pathetic and bitter is Harman here? Credit to Corby for standing his ground
https://x.com/implausibleblog/status/1809090914058436958?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
posted on 5/7/24
"Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)"
I would take the person leading the country being boring as fack if it meant being able to get a doctors or hospital appointment in a decent amount of time.
Why the need to be entertained or amused by politicians . We've got to the point where people like Oscar etc will excuse or ignore Farage/Trump being racist because they told a funny joke after.
posted on 5/7/24
Insert I’ve missed you so much
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Things Can Only Get Better (U11781)
posted 5 minutes ago
How pathetic and bitter is Harman here? Credit to Corby for standing his ground
https://x.com/implausibleblog/status/1809090914058436958?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
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I watched that last night as it happened. She was such a diiiick.
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Darren The String Fletcher (U10026)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Things Can Only Get Better (U11781)
posted 5 minutes ago
How pathetic and bitter is Harman here? Credit to Corby for standing his ground
https://x.com/implausibleblog/status/1809090914058436958?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
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I watched that last night as it happened. She was such a diiiick.
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There’s so many diiickheads in the Labour Party man
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 4 minutes ago
I feel like I'm being Gaslit today.
I'm amazingly happy to see a labour government, of course I am, but this isn't the masterstroke of Keir that it seems to be being trumpeted as is it? He and radio presenters talk about how Keir has "made them electable again by moving to the centre right..
They got less 500k less votes than 2019 and 3 MILLION less votes than 2017.
What has dictated this election is:
1) Nigel farage taking his revenge on the conservatives for them continually blocking him from joining their ranks
2) Voter apathy as the quality of the main candidates has lessened, they are almost all uninspiring (except Ed Davey) and people feel less represented leading to a significantly lower turnout (3rd lowest in 100 years)
3) the complete and utter moral bankruptcy of the conservatives causing their votes to collapse 20%
Keir won power in the labour party by making pledges he never intended to keep, and he won this election by just staying quiet and letting the conservatives make endless mistakes. Yet he's being hailed as a revolutionary genius.
Their vote share went up 1.7% and their seats doubled, it's the least representative parliament we will ever have seen, with 1 in 4 of the electorate voting for a party who for all intents and purposes wield 100% of the power.
I'm so sorry glad the conservatives have gone, but I feel so Gaslit by the commentary, Keir should be acknowledging labour have lost votes due to his purge of the left and that voter apathy has risen and needs addressing.
Instead he's being led in to complacency as everyone fawns over the results 🤷🏼♂️
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Whilst, it is true there are less votes - Keir Starmer's Labour have a much wider appeal across the UK, which translates to more seats. Also, Corbyn was arguably so divisive that he drove voters away to the Conservatives.
The other thing I would say is that this election has been fantastic for independents and smaller parties (besides the SNP). The Greens quadrupled their seats!
posted on 5/7/24
Some progressives need to take the W!
posted on 5/7/24
It’s hardly a master stroke, but it’s certainly true that he’s made them electable again. Now whether that means we’ll see the meaningful change many would like to see is a different debate.
posted on 5/7/24
I’m shocked by the 4 Indy candidates that just campaigned on Gaza and won, when has that ever happened before?
posted on 5/7/24
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comment by Darren The String Fletcher (U10026)
posted 1 hour, 12 minutes ago
comment by Sat Nav (U18243)
posted 8 minutes ago
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comment by Black Hawk (U16342)
posted 12 minutes ago
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posted 17 minutes ago
comment by 50 No longer trusting the process (U1147)
posted 41 minutes ago
Oscar is mentally handicapped isn’t he
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It’s hilarious, yet depressing, that there are so many like him in the UK. It’s no wonder the country is in an absolute state when people like this are voting.
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Oscar is weird compared to most Brits tbh. Look how much he fawns over Trump, in spite the man being a creepy diddler.
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Tbf that’s quite a few idiots like this cropping up in England nowadays.
America’s cultural imperialism has had a really negative impact on the right of the political spectrum.
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Whereas it’s done great things on the left of the political spectrum?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I don’t think it has anywhere near the same impact because America’s a very right wing country, especially economically.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The social impact has been huge mate. Look at all the topics that have arisen in recent years, all the protests, all the screaming, all the twisted social theories experimented on us. The place is a fking playground filled with lunatics and other than being subservient to them economically, we really should have anything to do with importing their cultures.
Bamber Bridge - we were teaching those idiots about right and wrong with regards to race back in WW2 and led the abolition of slavery around the developed world. Yet when an unarmed black man was murdered by American police we import all of the protests, the damage to property and the bs left wing critical race theory nonsense during a pandemic!
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You have no self-awareness at times lol.
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Excuse me?
posted on 5/7/24
You... have...no...self-awareness...at...times...lol.
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comment by Darren The String Fletcher (U10026)
posted 17 minutes ago
comment by 50 No longer trusting the process (U1147)
posted 41 minutes ago
Oscar is mentally handicapped isn’t he
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It’s hilarious, yet depressing, that there are so many like him in the UK. It’s no wonder the country is in an absolute state when people like this are voting.
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Oscar is weird compared to most Brits tbh. Look how much he fawns over Trump, in spite the man being a creepy diddler.
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Tbf that’s quite a few idiots like this cropping up in England nowadays.
America’s cultural imperialism has had a really negative impact on the right of the political spectrum.
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Whereas it’s done great things on the left of the political spectrum?
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I don’t think it has anywhere near the same impact because America’s a very right wing country, especially economically.
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The social impact has been huge mate. Look at all the topics that have arisen in recent years, all the protests, all the screaming, all the twisted social theories experimented on us. The place is a fking playground filled with lunatics and other than being subservient to them economically, we really should have anything to do with importing their cultures.
Bamber Bridge - we were teaching those idiots about right and wrong with regards to race back in WW2 and led the abolition of slavery around the developed world. Yet when an unarmed black man was murdered by American police we import all of the protests, the damage to property and the bs left wing critical race theory nonsense during a pandemic!
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You have no self-awareness at times lol.
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Excuse me?
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yer
no nead 4 the “at times” part tbh
posted on 5/7/24
So no substance behind the comment…just as I thought.
Carry on kids
posted on 5/7/24
i think this Stormer guy is knot aloud too b primb minister
he is a Sir, yes.
donet that mean he notta comminer n their4 shud sit in upper house with uther lords n ladies n not with the common peeple in lower house.
posted on 5/7/24
Come on now, let's not argue with strangers, just 'cause we're lonely
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Sat Nav (U18243)
posted 17 minutes ago
So no substance behind the comment…just as I thought.
Carry on kids
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Thanks Dad, you can get back to that weird history book you appear to be reading
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Things Can Only Get Better (U11781)
posted 1 hour, 8 minutes ago
How pathetic and bitter is Harman here? Credit to Corby for standing his ground
https://x.com/implausibleblog/status/1809090914058436958?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
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Rory Stewart absolutely on point though
posted on 5/7/24
So when are these recounts gonna finish
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Onana what's my name? (U14210)
posted 1 minute ago
So when are these recounts gonna finish
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Basildon declaring shortly according to BBC
posted on 5/7/24
NEW: 40% of 18-24 year old voted Labour.
[@LordAPolls]
Looks good for the future of labour
posted on 5/7/24
comment by Things Can Only Get Better (U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Onana what's my name? (U14210)
posted 1 minute ago
So when are these recounts gonna finish
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Basildon declaring shortly according to BBC
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I'm assuming Labour will win?
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