| Cameron & Milliband Live 21:49 - Mar 26 with 4730 views | Bushman |
Anyone else watching this drivel?
Losing the will to live.
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 22:04 - Mar 26 with 2696 views | Dorse |
I'm surprised you have a will to live after watching QPR this year.
To be fair, voting in this election will be like saying which STD you'd prefer. [Post edited 26 Mar 2015 22:06]
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 22:20 - Mar 26 with 2659 views | Dorse |
'Let me explain...' x 150
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 22:37 - Mar 26 with 2603 views | DejR_vu |
I can't stand Milliband but Paxman was well out of order towards the end; personal and spiteful. Ironically, it might work in his favour. He was appalling but might get some sympathy. |  |
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:03 - Mar 26 with 2544 views | DWQPR |
Thought Paxman got it wrong with Miliband at the end. If he wanted to attack his personality then there is no better person to do that than the bloke himself. Should have concerntrated more on the total lack of clarity about Labour's spending plans. | |
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:10 - Mar 26 with 2517 views | ted_hendrix |
Cameron, Milliband and Paxman.
Three disgusting faceless skunks all under one roof, no I didn't watch it.
Apologies to any skunks reading this, probably wrong of me to group you skunks with those 3 turds. |  |
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:34 - Mar 26 with 2475 views | Hadders |
I like Ed and he has my vote. He is clearly very bright, and he seems to have faced up to the most significant mistakes made by the last Labour government. I thought he answered several questions with refreshing honesty, and made Paxman (whom I generally like too) look a bit shallow. It is easy to slag off politicians, but unless we want to return to the divine right of Kings and Queens, someone has to do the job, and ours are generally not bad at all compared to the rest of the world. The questions from the audience were pretty lame though- far less hard-hitting than an average episode of Question Time. The BBC still seem better than anyone else at this sort of thing. [Post edited 28 Mar 2015 0:04]
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:38 - Mar 26 with 2464 views | QPR442 |
Just interviewed some reporter who said i'm a QPR supporter and saw QPR lose to Spurs last week. he said they played well and still lost and its the same with Ed Miliband. | | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:39 - Mar 26 with 2461 views | QPR442 |
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:42 - Mar 26 with 2456 views | NW10Hoop |
Have QPR fans been laying into the wrong Centre Midfielder all along?
Can someone tell Karl that he wouldn't be doing so well for himself if.....
People weren't paying to watch live football
People weren't paying subscriptions to watch football
Stewards, police, medics, groundsmen, cameramen etc weren't working in and and around the grounds he kicks a ball in.
Can someone also tell him that if these people are struggling to pay all their bills, buy a home, or get a doctors appointment, then maybe their appetite for paying into the sport that helps him do so well for himself may dry up.
Despite being a footballer of limited skill working in a team sport, we all understand that without water carriers like him doing the donkey work, the goals Charlie Austin et al score wouldn't happen or matter.
But he feels hard done by because labour want the obscenely well off to pay their fare share in tax. [Post edited 26 Mar 2015 23:56]
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 00:05 - Mar 27 with 2411 views | BasingstokeR |
Paxman should go the same way as the other Jeremy.  |  | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 00:19 - Mar 27 with 2399 views | eastside_r |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:39 - Mar 26 by QPR442 |
Toby Young of The Spectator |
Pretty sure he was sat about 6 Yards away from me at Palace with his kid(s)
Fair play to him but I surmise he does not struggle to pay for tickets. |  | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 06:57 - Mar 27 with 2302 views | Westy75 |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:42 - Mar 26 by NW10Hoop |
Have QPR fans been laying into the wrong Centre Midfielder all along?
Can someone tell Karl that he wouldn't be doing so well for himself if.....
People weren't paying to watch live football
People weren't paying subscriptions to watch football
Stewards, police, medics, groundsmen, cameramen etc weren't working in and and around the grounds he kicks a ball in.
Can someone also tell him that if these people are struggling to pay all their bills, buy a home, or get a doctors appointment, then maybe their appetite for paying into the sport that helps him do so well for himself may dry up.
Despite being a footballer of limited skill working in a team sport, we all understand that without water carriers like him doing the donkey work, the goals Charlie Austin et al score wouldn't happen or matter.
But he feels hard done by because labour want the obscenely well off to pay their fare share in tax. [Post edited 26 Mar 2015 23:56]
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 06:58 - Mar 27 with 2300 views | Aunt_Nelly |
It's scandalous Cameron was allowed to chicken out of proper 3 way TV debates.
That being said I wouldn't have bothered watching anyway. They are all a waste of space. [Post edited 27 Mar 2015 6:59]
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 07:19 - Mar 27 with 2272 views | essextaxiboy |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:42 - Mar 26 by NW10Hoop |
Have QPR fans been laying into the wrong Centre Midfielder all along?
Can someone tell Karl that he wouldn't be doing so well for himself if.....
People weren't paying to watch live football
People weren't paying subscriptions to watch football
Stewards, police, medics, groundsmen, cameramen etc weren't working in and and around the grounds he kicks a ball in.
Can someone also tell him that if these people are struggling to pay all their bills, buy a home, or get a doctors appointment, then maybe their appetite for paying into the sport that helps him do so well for himself may dry up.
Despite being a footballer of limited skill working in a team sport, we all understand that without water carriers like him doing the donkey work, the goals Charlie Austin et al score wouldn't happen or matter.
But he feels hard done by because labour want the obscenely well off to pay their fare share in tax. [Post edited 26 Mar 2015 23:56]
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He probably pays 500k a year in tax so is entitled to his opinion on how it is used .. |  | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 07:34 - Mar 27 with 2246 views | essextaxiboy |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 06:58 - Mar 27 by Aunt_Nelly |
It's scandalous Cameron was allowed to chicken out of proper 3 way TV debates.
That being said I wouldn't have bothered watching anyway. They are all a waste of space. [Post edited 27 Mar 2015 6:59]
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I wont be voting UKIP but why should they be excluded when they are polling double the Lib Dems and have a large no of MEPs ? | | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 07:48 - Mar 27 with 2229 views | Metallica_Hoop |
I thought it was a bit boring, they should have gone head to head. Or with flintlocks like gentlemen.
Ed came across as more human than usual, he's had tuition on speaking. Cameron used the experience he's gained as PM.
I still don't particularly care for either. |  |
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 07:48 - Mar 27 with 2228 views | DWQPR |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:42 - Mar 26 by NW10Hoop |
Have QPR fans been laying into the wrong Centre Midfielder all along?
Can someone tell Karl that he wouldn't be doing so well for himself if.....
People weren't paying to watch live football
People weren't paying subscriptions to watch football
Stewards, police, medics, groundsmen, cameramen etc weren't working in and and around the grounds he kicks a ball in.
Can someone also tell him that if these people are struggling to pay all their bills, buy a home, or get a doctors appointment, then maybe their appetite for paying into the sport that helps him do so well for himself may dry up.
Despite being a footballer of limited skill working in a team sport, we all understand that without water carriers like him doing the donkey work, the goals Charlie Austin et al score wouldn't happen or matter.
But he feels hard done by because labour want the obscenely well off to pay their fare share in tax. [Post edited 26 Mar 2015 23:56]
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Oh dear, someone is offended. Maybe Karl Henry does work bloody hard, does pay his taxes and does have the right of freedom of speech to say what he feels and doesn't need to be barrated in such a way by someone who feels differently. I also earn very well thank you but I also do 60-70 hour weeks and pay my fair share of taxes and am happy for them to be used in the way that it helps those who are really disadvantaged. Milibands Labour of today will be no different to the labour of Wilson/Callaghan and the Labour of Blair/Brown. Spending money they do not have and leaving the country in a dire situation. Forget what mess the banks added to the situation towards the end of the last Labour administration, investigated Brown's spending from 2000 onwards as a percentage of national income. Both times, Tory governments have come in and start to clear up an unsavoury mess and have had to make unpopular decisions. Socialism is a total fraud. If Miliband wants a redistribution of wealth then he should start at home and give away his own personal fortune and live in a meagre way as does Dennis Skinner. But he won't and when he leaves politics he will sell his memoirs and get some consultancy role and charge for public speaking like his predecessors. | |
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 08:34 - Mar 27 with 2155 views | NW10Hoop |
Slightly regretted positing my original post as I just want to read and write about QPR on here to be honest. And I have no problem with people saying where they would like their taxes to be spent. Was just a bit irked that he seemed to be complaining about potential levels of tax rather than acknowledging that he is lucky to be in a position to pay so much tax in the first place. | | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 08:47 - Mar 27 with 2135 views | WestminsteRs |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 08:34 - Mar 27 by NW10Hoop |
Slightly regretted positing my original post as I just want to read and write about QPR on here to be honest. And I have no problem with people saying where they would like their taxes to be spent. Was just a bit irked that he seemed to be complaining about potential levels of tax rather than acknowledging that he is lucky to be in a position to pay so much tax in the first place. |
Fair enough. Regardless of my political views I am actually pleased to see QPR players / footballers hold an opinion about things. I don't want it pushed down my throat but then I have the freedom to choose whether or not I follow them on Twitter or not. In 140 characters it's not always possible to prefix every statement with "I'm a very well paid footballer and am grateful for my ability to earn good money..."
Contrast this with Barton who, in reference to the Leaders questions event made a very amusing remark about wishing it was a battle to the death. Generic "I hate all politicians", "they're all the same" statements are so 2005. |  | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 08:59 - Mar 27 with 2120 views | essextaxiboy |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 08:34 - Mar 27 by NW10Hoop |
Slightly regretted positing my original post as I just want to read and write about QPR on here to be honest. And I have no problem with people saying where they would like their taxes to be spent. Was just a bit irked that he seemed to be complaining about potential levels of tax rather than acknowledging that he is lucky to be in a position to pay so much tax in the first place. |
Why do you regret it ??
I know it is a Rangers site but there is no game this weekend . Nothing has changed , we havnt signed anyone , no one is sacked and we are still in the sh*t.
I really enjoy the non QPR threads . I would rather debate other things with Rangers fans than some random knob on a political site .
We have crossed the line occasionally but by and large its friendly . | | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 09:44 - Mar 27 with 2067 views | Aunt_Nelly |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 07:34 - Mar 27 by essextaxiboy |
I wont be voting UKIP but why should they be excluded when they are polling double the Lib Dems and have a large no of MEPs ? |
The 7 way debate will be a waste of time. As I understood it the original proposal top 3 based on number of MP's. I think there is a good argument for other parties being involvded in a series of 3 or 4 way debates with the government. Especially as we have 2 parties in power right now. However Cameron even bottled facing Wet Ed so there is no way he'd have agreed to go toe to toe with UKIP. Far too much to lose. | | | |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 10:02 - Mar 27 with 2039 views | Dorse |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 09:44 - Mar 27 by Aunt_Nelly |
The 7 way debate will be a waste of time. As I understood it the original proposal top 3 based on number of MP's. I think there is a good argument for other parties being involvded in a series of 3 or 4 way debates with the government. Especially as we have 2 parties in power right now. However Cameron even bottled facing Wet Ed so there is no way he'd have agreed to go toe to toe with UKIP. Far too much to lose. |
Yep. He got absolutely trounced by Nick Clegg in the 2005 debates ('I agree with Nick...') and it generated so much momentum for the Lib Dems that it probably cost the Conservatives a majority. Nigel Farage is an accomplished orator who will not be intimidated by the occasion and has already shown that Nick Clegg is nothing to be feared in debate. If they do come on heavy with him, it effectively makes his point that the Westminster elite is ganging up on the working man and anyone that represents them.
The show last night was a bit of a let down, frankly. Bring on the actual debates - they should be much more interesting. In the interests of balance, other parties are available.
And my mate has joined the Green Party and is standing in the local council elections. He doesn't really want the job he just thinks they should be represented in order to raise profile. Silly sod - we're all going to vote for him just to see him panic on election night. Hahahahahaha. | |
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 10:28 - Mar 27 with 1999 views | Discodroids |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 10:02 - Mar 27 by Dorse |
Yep. He got absolutely trounced by Nick Clegg in the 2005 debates ('I agree with Nick...') and it generated so much momentum for the Lib Dems that it probably cost the Conservatives a majority. Nigel Farage is an accomplished orator who will not be intimidated by the occasion and has already shown that Nick Clegg is nothing to be feared in debate. If they do come on heavy with him, it effectively makes his point that the Westminster elite is ganging up on the working man and anyone that represents them.
The show last night was a bit of a let down, frankly. Bring on the actual debates - they should be much more interesting. In the interests of balance, other parties are available.
And my mate has joined the Green Party and is standing in the local council elections. He doesn't really want the job he just thinks they should be represented in order to raise profile. Silly sod - we're all going to vote for him just to see him panic on election night. Hahahahahaha. |
had a good laugh re your mate dorse..got some strange looks from my co workers or 'cnts' as i prefer to call them.
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| Cameron & Milliband Live on 10:36 - Mar 27 with 1984 views | CroydonCaptJack |
| Cameron & Milliband Live on 23:42 - Mar 26 by NW10Hoop |
Have QPR fans been laying into the wrong Centre Midfielder all along?
Can someone tell Karl that he wouldn't be doing so well for himself if.....
People weren't paying to watch live football
People weren't paying subscriptions to watch football
Stewards, police, medics, groundsmen, cameramen etc weren't working in and and around the grounds he kicks a ball in.
Can someone also tell him that if these people are struggling to pay all their bills, buy a home, or get a doctors appointment, then maybe their appetite for paying into the sport that helps him do so well for himself may dry up.
Despite being a footballer of limited skill working in a team sport, we all understand that without water carriers like him doing the donkey work, the goals Charlie Austin et al score wouldn't happen or matter.
But he feels hard done by because labour want the obscenely well off to pay their fare share in tax. [Post edited 26 Mar 2015 23:56]
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It might be a job to tell him that with the limited characters you are allowed on Twitter.
I can't see why he is not entitled to an opinion even if you don't agree with it. Makes a change from a footballer to have one on politics. |  | | |
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