Convince me

[eggsarascal]

Can someone convince me that what's  happening today wasn't predicted years ago?

 

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Stephan Graham was absolutely brilliant in this film. It’s from the film “This is England”. One of the best...

 

[BillQ]

Soundbite 1am post, why not assemble an argument instead?

[eggsarascal]

1 hour ago, BillQ said:

Soundbite 1am post, why not assemble an argument instead?

I didn't post for an argument, lets have a look at it fron back in the day. Let me make it blatantly clear, I couldn’t stick this woman but was she wrong about this?

 

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Was thatcher correct? Should our government do the same this day and age? #reels #fypシ #fb #instagram...

 

[Haironyourchest]

Everything is predictable a ways off. When the clouds darken we expect rain. The issue is not lack of foresight, it's lack of will to change behavior today. Same principal applies to individuals and the collective.

 

Recent history is replete with great examples of this "sin of sloth". Take the second Trump election. The establishment had all the good evidence their woke direction was leading to failure at the box, but they ran the woke candidate all the same. 

 

Another glaring example is Ukraine. The conclusion was set in stone at the start. All it took was a quick look at the known figures, military capacity, manpower, resources etc and an honest appraisal of the geopolitical alliances. 

 

Yet another example, Covid.

Yet another example, Tories.

Yet another example, Labour.

Yet another example, green energy.

 

 

[Mick Dempsey]

Everything is predictable in hindsight.

[eggsarascal]

Why are we talking about hindsight? Surely the two links I've posted are from years ago, before the current issue with illegal immigrants?

[BillQ]

OK if you don't like or understand "argument " a discussion might be better. 

Put together what you mean rather than soundbites, then no one will come at it from an incorrect assumption on what you mean otherwise we get tangential posts. 

[eggsarascal]

15 minutes ago, BillQ said:

OK if you don't like or understand "argument " a discussion might be better. 

Put together what you mean rather than soundbites, then no one will come at it from an incorrect assumption on what you mean otherwise we get tangential posts. 

Don't talk to me like I'm some sort of cnut, I asked a question, that being, was the current crisis of illegal immigration predicted years ago.