Day of rage on 12:06 - Jun 21 with 1062 views | londonlisa2001 |
Day of rage on 11:46 - Jun 21 by Headmaster | Well, at least the Crown is safe.
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Tell you what, I'm a republican, but the Queen has an unbelievable amount of stamina. This heat (and London is genuinely excruciating at the moment) at her age, and it's not as if she can rock up in a t shirt like the rest of us. | | | |
Day of rage on 12:09 - Jun 21 with 1054 views | NeathJack |
Day of rage on 09:24 - Jun 21 by Darran | The emergency services etc. are not stretched enough so these dirty unwashed çunts want a day of rage. |
Of course, if the Tories being protested against hadn't cut the emergency services to the bone, they wouldn't be overstretched. Just saying | | | |
Day of rage on 12:10 - Jun 21 with 1048 views | westwalesed |
Day of rage on 11:05 - Jun 21 by londonlisa2001 | The mistake there is in assuming that an anti Tory vote is by definition, a vote supporting Corbyn's version of Labour when that's far from the truth. I voted 'anti Tory' but I've no more desire to see Corbyn in number 10 than May. And my Labour MP spent the whole time while electioneering telling people that he couldn't stand Corbyn or his version of Labour. I'm more than happy to see consensus politics where parties have to work together - it sees there more extreme policies watered down (as we are already seeing on brexit). The thing that makes me very angry about this is the highjacking of Grenfell - I had a leaflet given to me at Shepherds Bush the other day saying this was about Justice for Grenfell. No it's not. And for them to use that is disgusting. It's the equivalent of far right groups using terrorist attacks in Manchester or London for their grubby little aims. Incidentally, if they genuinely want a day of peaceful protest to be taken seriously, which is fine, don't call it a Day of Rage and hand out leaflets saying you won't stop trying to destroy London until Corbyn is PM. Oh, and meeting outside Cafe Nero at Shepherds Bush isn't very anti capitalist either you f***wits. |
I have had numerous comments from Labour voters saying that the result was "perfect" - i.e. a hung parliament, without a Labour Government, which is a bizarre position to be in if you are a supporter of any political party. It also highlights how, as you say, there was no love for Corbyn, the man is a liability. As for Grenfell, I couldn't agree more. It's absolutely despicable how that has been hijacked. | |
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Day of rage on 12:11 - Jun 21 with 1044 views | swanjackal |
Day of rage on 12:06 - Jun 21 by londonlisa2001 | Tell you what, I'm a republican, but the Queen has an unbelievable amount of stamina. This heat (and London is genuinely excruciating at the moment) at her age, and it's not as if she can rock up in a t shirt like the rest of us. |
I think she would gain a lot more support if she did though. A fluorescent green tie-dyed t-shirt with the slogan "God Save Me" emblazoned on it with a pair of linen cut offs would probably go down well. | |
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Day of rage on 12:12 - Jun 21 with 1043 views | Highjack |
Day of rage on 12:06 - Jun 21 by londonlisa2001 | Tell you what, I'm a republican, but the Queen has an unbelievable amount of stamina. This heat (and London is genuinely excruciating at the moment) at her age, and it's not as if she can rock up in a t shirt like the rest of us. |
Also most 92 year old women would be tempted into pulling a sickie if their 98 year old husband had been rushed in to hospital overnight. | |
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Day of rage on 12:13 - Jun 21 with 1039 views | londonlisa2001 |
Day of rage on 12:09 - Jun 21 by NeathJack | Of course, if the Tories being protested against hadn't cut the emergency services to the bone, they wouldn't be overstretched. Just saying |
There would be no number of emergency services personnel that could cope with the current terror threat, Grenfell, and a Day of 'Rage' at the same time. Or at least, if they could, the majority of the time they'd be sitting around twiddling their thumbs. | | | |
Day of rage on 12:14 - Jun 21 with 1022 views | Pegojack |
Day of rage on 12:00 - Jun 21 by westwalesed | The Conservative & Unionist Party won the UK General Election on the 8th of June by virtue of winning the most seats. They therefore have the mandate and obligation to form a Government. |
Sorry Ed but that's clearly nonsense, which is proven by the fact that the Maybot has had to go cap in hand to the DUP. Would your theory still hold if, to take a simple example, The Tories had won 306 seats, Labour 304 and the SNP 40? | | | |
Day of rage on 12:17 - Jun 21 with 1013 views | westwalesed |
Day of rage on 12:06 - Jun 21 by londonlisa2001 | Tell you what, I'm a republican, but the Queen has an unbelievable amount of stamina. This heat (and London is genuinely excruciating at the moment) at her age, and it's not as if she can rock up in a t shirt like the rest of us. |
Physically and biologically it's Stamina, but Psychologically it's called having a sense of duty. Now, that may be misguided, if HRH genuinely believes her role has been ordained by God, but she also undoubtedly has a sense of Duty to her country and subjects that goes beyond her self interest. | |
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Day of rage on 12:17 - Jun 21 with 1013 views | londonlisa2001 |
Day of rage on 12:12 - Jun 21 by Highjack | Also most 92 year old women would be tempted into pulling a sickie if their 98 year old husband had been rushed in to hospital overnight. |
I'm not surprised he's in hospital, he was wearing top hat and tails yesterday at Ascot. I could barely be bothered to move in a pair of shorts and t shirt and I'm 50 years younger than him. | | | |
Day of rage on 12:18 - Jun 21 with 1006 views | londonlisa2001 |
Day of rage on 12:11 - Jun 21 by swanjackal | I think she would gain a lot more support if she did though. A fluorescent green tie-dyed t-shirt with the slogan "God Save Me" emblazoned on it with a pair of linen cut offs would probably go down well. |
The Sex Pistols t shirt would be he best. | | | |
Day of rage on 12:18 - Jun 21 with 1005 views | Highjack |
Day of rage on 12:14 - Jun 21 by Pegojack | Sorry Ed but that's clearly nonsense, which is proven by the fact that the Maybot has had to go cap in hand to the DUP. Would your theory still hold if, to take a simple example, The Tories had won 306 seats, Labour 304 and the SNP 40? |
The concept of a majority is a relatively new thing. We went centuries with hung parliaments. Ian hislop put it perfectly the other night when he said a thumping majority is the last thing we need because they would go around thumping everyone. At least now there will be at least the illusion of parties talking to each other. | |
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Day of rage on 12:19 - Jun 21 with 1005 views | Headmaster |
Day of rage on 12:10 - Jun 21 by westwalesed | I have had numerous comments from Labour voters saying that the result was "perfect" - i.e. a hung parliament, without a Labour Government, which is a bizarre position to be in if you are a supporter of any political party. It also highlights how, as you say, there was no love for Corbyn, the man is a liability. As for Grenfell, I couldn't agree more. It's absolutely despicable how that has been hijacked. |
To be fair, there's also quite a few who voted Labour precisely because of Corbyn. The manifesto itself also helped. | | | |
Day of rage on 12:27 - Jun 21 with 980 views | Highjack |
Day of rage on 12:19 - Jun 21 by Headmaster | To be fair, there's also quite a few who voted Labour precisely because of Corbyn. The manifesto itself also helped. |
I don't think there's much love nationally for corbyn. You only have to look at the comments on here before the election. Lots of people were saying they didn't like corbyn but tactically voting for labour was the only chance of getting the Tories out. This is in South Wales where labour and socialist nonsense have always been utterly dominant. I admit the wallies on planetswans are a small sample and it's not scientific to extrapolate that feeling to a complex electorate of 40 million+ people but it's the feeling I get from talking and listening to people. | |
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Day of rage on 12:31 - Jun 21 with 973 views | Lohengrin |
Day of rage on 12:17 - Jun 21 by westwalesed | Physically and biologically it's Stamina, but Psychologically it's called having a sense of duty. Now, that may be misguided, if HRH genuinely believes her role has been ordained by God, but she also undoubtedly has a sense of Duty to her country and subjects that goes beyond her self interest. |
She's been looking forward to the communists making their move today, son. "And behold, Elizabeth, thy kinswoman." - Luke 1:36 | |
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Day of rage on 12:34 - Jun 21 with 967 views | Highjack |
Day of rage on 12:31 - Jun 21 by Lohengrin | She's been looking forward to the communists making their move today, son. "And behold, Elizabeth, thy kinswoman." - Luke 1:36 |
Ive heard her handbag is stuffed full of hand grenades. Just in case. | |
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Day of rage on 12:39 - Jun 21 with 951 views | Lohengrin |
Day of rage on 12:34 - Jun 21 by Highjack | Ive heard her handbag is stuffed full of hand grenades. Just in case. |
Biscuits for the Corgis they are, mun. | |
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Day of rage on 12:40 - Jun 21 with 946 views | Highjack | A live update from the scene has just said around 30 people are milling around at the meeting point, and that includes news crews. #rage | |
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Day of rage on 12:44 - Jun 21 with 942 views | westwalesed |
Day of rage on 12:14 - Jun 21 by Pegojack | Sorry Ed but that's clearly nonsense, which is proven by the fact that the Maybot has had to go cap in hand to the DUP. Would your theory still hold if, to take a simple example, The Tories had won 306 seats, Labour 304 and the SNP 40? |
Yes, he party that wins the most seats has the opportunity to form a Government first. eg 2010 When The Conservatives formed a coalition with the Lib Dems despite Labour having a mathematical majority of they formed a coalition with everyone else. | |
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Day of rage on 12:44 - Jun 21 with 940 views | SPboy |
Day of rage on 11:05 - Jun 21 by londonlisa2001 | The mistake there is in assuming that an anti Tory vote is by definition, a vote supporting Corbyn's version of Labour when that's far from the truth. I voted 'anti Tory' but I've no more desire to see Corbyn in number 10 than May. And my Labour MP spent the whole time while electioneering telling people that he couldn't stand Corbyn or his version of Labour. I'm more than happy to see consensus politics where parties have to work together - it sees there more extreme policies watered down (as we are already seeing on brexit). The thing that makes me very angry about this is the highjacking of Grenfell - I had a leaflet given to me at Shepherds Bush the other day saying this was about Justice for Grenfell. No it's not. And for them to use that is disgusting. It's the equivalent of far right groups using terrorist attacks in Manchester or London for their grubby little aims. Incidentally, if they genuinely want a day of peaceful protest to be taken seriously, which is fine, don't call it a Day of Rage and hand out leaflets saying you won't stop trying to destroy London until Corbyn is PM. Oh, and meeting outside Cafe Nero at Shepherds Bush isn't very anti capitalist either you f***wits. |
Goodness me Lisa there's sense and sensibility everywhere in that post. The resident lefties must be stunned judging by the lack of riposte. | | | |
Day of rage on 12:46 - Jun 21 with 933 views | swanjackal |
Day of rage on 12:40 - Jun 21 by Highjack | A live update from the scene has just said around 30 people are milling around at the meeting point, and that includes news crews. #rage |
Parents have delayed them by applying lashings of sunscreen, and packing their fruit shoots. | |
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Day of rage on 12:48 - Jun 21 with 925 views | Highjack |
Day of rage on 12:46 - Jun 21 by swanjackal | Parents have delayed them by applying lashings of sunscreen, and packing their fruit shoots. |
Maybe they're all struggling to get the day off work. Lol jk. They don't work. | |
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Day of rage on 12:51 - Jun 21 with 921 views | londonlisa2001 |
Day of rage on 12:48 - Jun 21 by Highjack | Maybe they're all struggling to get the day off work. Lol jk. They don't work. |
Many of them don't need to work as they live off their Trust funds. | | | |
Day of rage on 12:54 - Jun 21 with 911 views | Headmaster |
Day of rage on 12:27 - Jun 21 by Highjack | I don't think there's much love nationally for corbyn. You only have to look at the comments on here before the election. Lots of people were saying they didn't like corbyn but tactically voting for labour was the only chance of getting the Tories out. This is in South Wales where labour and socialist nonsense have always been utterly dominant. I admit the wallies on planetswans are a small sample and it's not scientific to extrapolate that feeling to a complex electorate of 40 million+ people but it's the feeling I get from talking and listening to people. |
This is quite interesting. While it doesn't show he's viewed positively, it does show a rise in Corbyn and Labour's favourability. Data gathered by YouGov post-election.
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Day of rage on 13:10 - Jun 21 with 888 views | Darran |
Day of rage on 12:17 - Jun 21 by londonlisa2001 | I'm not surprised he's in hospital, he was wearing top hat and tails yesterday at Ascot. I could barely be bothered to move in a pair of shorts and t shirt and I'm 50 years younger than him. |
He's 110? | |
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Day of rage on 13:14 - Jun 21 with 881 views | londonlisa2001 |
Day of rage on 13:10 - Jun 21 by Darran | He's 110? |
Lol. Sod off you rude git. | | | |
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