She might be a kike but she has some nice big juicy tits.
Caleb Lopez
come to australia
Caleb Wilson
>Knowledgeable >Blames the great depression on the market and uses the ((())) when I point out they're wrong Ok
Gabriel Hall
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Mason Turner
>Most improved rail in europe since privatised There's plenty of others, like for instance how the prices of season tickets actually rose BELOW the rate of inflation DESPITE the massive number of increases to people using the trains, but I think the most improved rail in europe since privatisation is enough, wouldn't you agree :)
Brought to you by highly anti-evolutionary welfare state and (((friends)))
Andrew Bennett
>but I thought communists loved jews????
Matthew Brooks
>public subsidy You mean expropriated money?
Evan James
niggers can't comprehend ideology. maybe for their own good
Oliver Martinez
If you want to call it that, sure, but it just diminishes the success of privatised railways further.
David Martin
>modern femenists
Nolan Ortiz
>end woman suffrage WHERE DO I SIGN
Asher James
So was she a page 3 girl or something. I'm going to have to see those tits.
Gabriel Turner
Two squirts of cream for baby, please
Kayden Anderson
How would you have fixed the railways, don't you think what beeching did was at least necessary on a few lines?
Logan Morgan
anyone got that webm of the fat naked balding man waving the English flag while chanting "We have voted for brexit, brexit brexit!" over and over in a happy tone?
Logan Williams
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Angel Sullivan
>ywn ever cum inside nigella in missionary while passionately slurping on her rock hard nips
Wyatt Cruz
Has she ever gotten naked?
I always wanted to see those milky white titties of hers.
Justin Wright
Post slags
Adam Miller
>Number of people using the rails increases exponentially >Prices rise >"pssh, season tickets price below the rate of inflation despite the amount of passengers increasing several times over, nothing" I knew lefties hated economics but really
Thanks, it's good to be validated
Jordan Perry
yeah, under the name Ava Delush
Owen Hill
I love how sozis imagine themselves to be the sole masters of other people's wealth. The thing with taxation above 5-7% flat income tax or corporate tax is that you will quickly encounter some rather intractable difficulties. Eventually, your attempts to further increase the tax income will encounter resistance in that higher tax rates will not lead to higher but to lower tax revenue. The state income - state spending money - declines, because producers, burdened with increasingly higher tax rates, simply produce less.
Wow, where'd you get this picture of designated leftist from
Ethan Cox
who is this
Brandon Evans
YKTD
Evan Lewis
Oh, some lines were doubtless needing closure or rationalisation. It's the scope of the thing, the lack of sentimentality and the free pass for road travel that makes it so galling. It's a difficult question for me to answer though, I don't really know much about the nuance of railways. (I'm not really a railway anorak or anything. Doubtless that crowd have drawn up their own blueprints.)
I'd probably have just generally tried to steer it away from the BR-era "managed decline" policy to a more active attempt to encourage it to challenge the dominance of roads. I think there's a quote to the extent of "By the 80s, British Railways had worked out how to sell itself - the problem was by this point, the government was looking for ways to sell it!" and later on one interesting idea was to privatise BR as one big company, I've always wondered how that'd have played out.
I think the lack of coherent national strategy at all levels here sort of crops up. It's hard to take Beeching in isolation - the real negative effect was on rural England, so you'd need to stop using railway or financial measurements to judge success in that kind of situation, and look more at the state of rural communities.
>Number of people using the rails increases exponentially You're still assuming I consider this a good thing. A trainload of pakis is nothing but an indication of massive failure elsewhere. (immigration policy.)
Chase Peterson
Thank you so much kind stranger
Jacob Nelson
Shh, don't tell them I hate the wops.
Anthony Hernandez
>You're still assuming I consider this a good thing. You're right, it would be retarded of me to think that you would know what is good and bad, you're a leftist after all
Carson Mitchell
Any of you have the /aesthetic/ version of pic related?
No bully
Jonathan Sanchez
Why are busier railways as a result of mass-immigration a good thing, Cheng?
Brandon Taylor
>YKTD who?
Joshua Ross
>"on balance, rail privatisation has been a huge success" What did the guardian mean by this????
>As a result of mass-immigration Right it's just a (((pure coincidence))) that passengers increase exponentially right after privatisation
Now I know you're just being dogmatic in the face of overwhelming evidence, but that's okay. Please by all means continue to try and justify your innately wrong worldview by all means necessary
Colton Howard
No he was trying to frame someone for the crime. He was not ideologically motivated.
Ryan Rivera
>mass-migration That's another story
Angel Hughes
>right after privatisation Right before, actually. Privatisation: 1994-1997, generally held as "1995" Mass-Immigration: 1998
I don't need to be dogmatic on passenger numbers or satisfaction. I have a much more overarching conservative interest in the railways as a social tool for encouraging rural populations, and an overriding nationalistic interest in domestic rail manufacturing. (Arse-raped by privatisation.)
>Mass-Immigration: 1998 Britain allowed the inferior races in as early as 1850s. It can be considered to be a case of massive immigration as early as 1890s
Daniel Howard
ZOOM IN FURTHER MY DUDE
Does this count as bullying? If so, I'm sorry
Brayden Stewart
It really ramped up in 1998 to over 100,000 net.
Zooming in actually emphasises the climb. I said in that the policy of BR had generally been "managed decline".
The graph you posted actually emphasises the beginning of the upwards trend under the last days of BR more. I was considering using it, but assumed the line directly on 1995 (instead of 1994 when it technically "started" if not in practice) would be disingenuous.
Liam Williams
>It really ramped up in 1998 to over 100,000 net. Wow! Guess I just got BTFO!
I'm sorry user, I'll stop.
David Fisher
Minor correction, I was going to use this one. (Slightly older data or such showing only parity with the last peak.)
But still, I mean, showing that THINGS were better before WW1 and Beeching than they were in 1992 really BTFO me.
Alexander Evans
Never. I get to live like royalty over here.
Jackson Moore
Just made a nice big plate of chips at 5:30 in the morning.
I need to sort my fucking life out.
Liam Kelly
Are you trying to say that Britain had no problems before? It did. People were dissatisfied with negroes, chinamen and hindus as early as 1860-1920s. Numerous diaries, politicians, newspapers and nativist clubs indicate that
Elijah Young
I'm trying to say Tony Blair is a fucking scumbag who ensured our demographic collapse.
Matthew Smith
"This graph is racist and sexist and I don't want you posting it piggy REEEE" -You, probably
Nathan Campbell
Nigella Lawson is the sexiest woman on television and I'm not even joking
Jeremiah Rodriguez
Okay Han WanTon. Don't kill any tigers to put a penis curse on me, please.
Nathaniel Moore
Does he/she have two eye infections?
Evan Morgan
>doesn't know about the busty jew wew lad
Isaiah Brooks
It was done a century before him. Attlee's cabinet created a legal framework to finalize and guarantee the death of indigenous Britain 50-60 years after
Ian Wright
I don't recall meeting a single German or South African. Also why is Australia so much darker than China
Anthony Cook
I think the funniest part is that you're a leftist who believes this shit, like, the cognitive dissonance must KILL
Adam Cook
One would hope Australia is the primary source of those with permanent residency in Australia.
Hunter Jones
If it hasn't killed Peter Hitchens yet, it won't kill me.
Cooper Collins
>wonder why the fuck the thread is so dead except for foreigners >realize it's 6am jesus christ
So is the Brexit bill going to be stuck in a permanent back and forth between the Commons and the Lords now? What's likely to happen?
Luke Gray
Article 50 will still be triggered, then MPs will vote overwhelmingly for the guarantee of EU nationals to remain in the UK under the guise of "muh human rights" when they're actually all pro-EU shills, giving away a massive bargaining chip so the UK gets a cucked deal.
What's there to know? They're primitive savages who literally turned an entire continent of jungle into a desert by burning everything down
Daniel Sanders
Stop letting Brit/pol/ get to page 10
Tyler Foster
QT gestalt? is it worth watching? any good characters?
Ryan Young
>yank posters
Aaron Morgan
>you know you're not allowed to do that
Dylan Williams
Cute!
Aaron Garcia
Wow, I saw that on r/ukpolitics too!
Julian Williams
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Jordan James
>TFW too autistic to chat locals up
William Gonzalez
But I thought that white men just need to set a foot in japan and they'd be literally drowing in pussy
Ryder Stewart
Peter got interrupted too much. Even though he barely said anything
Noah Cox
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Jose Rogers
DUP at 28, SF now at 27
Will there ever be a United Ireland?
Angel Bailey
So that research vessel they're building, that one that should have been called Boaty McBoatface, that one that was suppose to bring in lots of local jobs?
Well, it's being built by Romanians
Cameron Foster
Morning morning morning.
How are we all?
Brandon Miller
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Jeremiah Scott
>Only non paki owned takeaway chain in Britain >Run by a paedo