Mark J
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It could indeed get messy but at least it would be fair.
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Proportional representation would make things seem like far less of a scam.
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Agreed. When you've lived somewhere where carrying an ID card is mandatory it's nice to be able to wander around with nothing but a few notes in your pocket.
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Lol.
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That'll be the £4 billion that they've written off as fraud due to their own incompetence, yet they will take the honest working man through the blender for a few £K. Lets not forget that the opposition had nothing to do with who benefitted from shoddy PPE acquisitions etc. I'm not suggesting the opposition are angels but you have to lay all these COVID decisions on the incumbent gov, even though the idea doesn't sit well with you.
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Madman to buy toilet wall for $44bn NEWSTHUMP.COM Some lunatic is spaffing an obscene amount of money in order to own Twitter.
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She's either aware that the PM is a sex pest and capitalised on that facet of his character, or, it didn't happen. Either way it does no favours for the PM, he's either easily swayed or he's so bad that they're clutching at straws. Is my take on things.
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If a flash of Raynors legs can cause BJ to lose his concentration, I'd love to have been a fly on the wall when the hookers rocked up to Lebvedev's castle. Truth of the matter is that he's incompetent, we all know this.
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I reckon it's their most underrated album.
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That's how I feel about the current gov. I have a good mate who is a copper, the pension changeover shenanigans have meant that he's stayed in the job longer than planned, the Gov only relented on proposed changes when they tried and failed to do the same with Judges and the Fire Brigade. Funny that the judiciary can make things happen. Unions have helped me out of a pickle when I was employed, I work for myself now so don't have that expectation that anyone will have my back if things don't go to plan.
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Aye well, swings and roundabouts, at last the gov down here are building forty new hospitals which will probably end up benefitting the drug companies too, in a roundabout way; a bit like how the new super-prisons they're building will massively line the pockets of Serco and the like and do little in terms of actual rehabilitation. Anyhow, I hope you get your gripe with the SNP sorted out.
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Are prescriptions still free up there? Fingers crossed your new party gets in and you won't have to deal with SNP anymore. Best of luck!
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I know a bit about how universities make money. I got into debt for my first degree, I had the money in my pocket to pay for my second one.
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OK. It's certainly not for everyone. Did your kids benefit from the excellent system of free degrees in Scotland or did they study elsewhere?
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That's a very random question Dave. is your problem that I might have a degree? You'll have to elaborate as I'm lousy at cryptic crosswords.
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So what? You asked me what I thought about the new fringe party in Scotland so I told you. What's your problem? I'm genuinely pleased that you've found a party to vote for, you've went on about how they're all as bad as each other recently, I'm glad you've decided to give engagement in politics another go.
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Nice one, glad you've found something to be happy about.
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Well vote for them then. Looks like you've found a golden goose. It must be nice to have found a political party that represents your idea of how a society should be. It's lucky that they've arrived in prominence when public confidence in the current bunch is at an all time low, who knows they might even do well?
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Whatever floats your boat. I don't have six kids so I'm not that arsed.
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U OK hun?
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Bless. I didn't vote for them either.
