Making the news today....

[the village idiot]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiDvn3ZWgN4

 

Thanks Mark,

 

No mention of the environment as usual (bar a passing reference from Corbyn).

I guess it's not something the British public care enough about to make an issue out of.

 

It seems that we only take an interest in the health of our home after we have huffed and puffed our way to protecting our nest eggs and ensuring that we don't let poor people in to have a chance at the same opportunities.

 

And before you ask, yes I am a bloody hippie:biggrin:

[Mull]

Thanks Mark,

 

 

 

No mention of the environment as usual (bar a passing reference from Corbyn).

 

I guess it's not something the British public care enough about to make an issue out of.

 

 

 

It seems that we only take an interest in the health of our home after we have huffed and puffed our way to protecting our nest eggs and ensuring that we don't let poor people in to have a chance at the same opportunities.

 

 

 

And before you ask, yes I am a bloody hippie:biggrin:

 

 

Yes, money first, whether we can live an breathe is secondary, of course!

It's grim times we are in.

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Yeah, lol, set your sights on not being the "biggest loser", [emoji17]

 

 

🤔 sometimes it's OK to be the tallest dwarf... 😂

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

🤔 sometimes it's ok to be the tallest dwarf... 😂

 

 

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

yes, money first, whether we can live an breathe is secondary, of course!

It's grim times we are in.

 

 

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

May is like a headless chicken, and she's still the best option for the majority of the electorate it appears, sad times for a country that was once in control of itself, it just seems to be an endless cycle of "blame those who went before us", nobody accepts responsibility for feck all these days!!

 

 

Nuttal's interview with Neil which preceded the leaders pitches was, by contrast, fairly faultless and totally unflappable despite Neil's best efforts to get a rise out of him.

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Are the Arbtalk Conservaties still as sure of a win as they were at the start of the campaign?

 

 

I'll "see" yr question, and "raise you" a:

 

Are the Arbtalk "traditional working" Labour voters (I feel I have be a bit more detailed there so as to differentiate between traditional working Labour voters and the new wave of idealist Marxist, Starbucks socialists, Islington hippies and career protestors that are contributing to the Momentum bow wave) feeling completely abandoned and unrepresented by the current Labour leadership which seems to be like a cast of the muppet show?

[Mark J]

I'll "see" yr question, and "raise you" a:

 

Are the Arbtalk "traditional working" Labour voters (I feel I have be a bit more detailed there so as to differentiate between traditional working Labour voters and the new wave of idealist Marxist, Starbucks socialists, Islington hippies and career protestors that are contributing to the Momentum bow wave) feeling completely abandoned and unrepresented by the current Labour leadership which seems to be like a cast of the muppet show?

Not at all. I'm all for the way things are going. Labour are in an excellent place.

Last night's debate showed Labour has a viable leadership. Conservative may as well have a headless chicken in charge.

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Edited May 30, 2017 by Mark J

[scotspine1]

Making the news today, the uncomfortable truth.

 

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[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Not at all. I'm all for the way things are going. Labour are in an excellent place.

Last night's debate showed Labour has a viable leadership. Conservative may as well have a headless chicken in charge.

Sent from my GT-I9195 using Arbtalk mobile app

 

 

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Which category within the parameters I specified do you most closely associate yourself with Mark...?