Who will win the election and will they do anything about the Muslim problem?
Please respond.
Levi Peterson
conservatives no
Landon Green
RIP then
Ian Clark
lol the teeth get me every time
Cameron Brooks
the only thing i hope for at this election is that the tories get
Justin Ramirez
has done that.
Christopher Morgan
the Conservatives will win by a massive margin The problem is that they are not actually conservative in the slightest. UKIP is the closest things to /ourguys/ but there civic af
>Why do you oppose GE? >We support fixed term parliament act >Well why are you attacking Theresa May for being unelected PM when the fixed terms means she wasn't able to be elected >it's a statement of fact >So why don't you want her to call a GE so that she is elected and has a mandate? >we support fixed term parliament act
Boggles the mind that they can do it with a straight face
Joseph Miller
Marine won't win
Isaiah Robinson
>fake brit pol thread.
STOP REPLYING TO JIDF SLIDE THREADS.
There is a concerted effort to flood our board with Reddit faggots doing a "Raid".
IF YOU MUST TAKE THE BAIT; THE WORD SAGE GOES IN THE OPTIONS FIELD TO NOT BUMP THE THREAD.
This thread is an attempt to slide genuine content off the board.
Thankfully I became "red-pilled", so to speak, years before this started. It might explain why a large percentage of people suddenly switched though.
It mostly targeted Facebook users I take it.
Ayden Cook
Can anything save UKIP?
Mason Price
So who is the defector ??
Anything important ?
Cooper Walker
Weird that may called a ge before the boundary changes
Ayden Howard
Tim "Got a large dong, but gays are wrong" Farron will be the next PM
Luis Phillips
I only wish the Tories were actually right wing. It is satisfying to watch Labour get utterly demolished. They deserve far worse than electoral defeat.
Isaiah Butler
>SNP supported fixed terms parliaments somehow this annoys me enough to seriously consider not playing devil's advocate on their part.
Anyway, Neil is talking shit when he says it's a consequence of the fixed terms parliament act - Brown was unelected before the act. It's a consequence of the British constitution. Act or no act, she'd lack a mandate (a meme thing anyway, really.)
Their position doesn't seem all that incoherent to me though. 1. May has not thusfar had a mandate, because that's how things work. (Similarly nor did Brown. Whatever.) 2. May is now seeking a mandate - if she was doing it "Properly" she'd have done so immediately on being elected, instead of deciding to do it now. (Probably down to the election fraud investigation more than the polls tbqh.)
Then Neil goes onto a much more profitable route (That the act isn't being repealed, and that Labour are Turkeys voting for an early Christmas.) and I tune out.
Jonathan Reyes
2018 would be too late to call it with brexit negotiations on going
All it means is 2022 is going to be secure for the Tories
Plus they might change it to 650 constituencies, but just rebalanced
Dylan Edwards
Posting for Comrade Corbyn.
Colton Richardson
They just need to concentrate their efforts in the constituencies they came second with a decent margin. In my area it was 24.8% to the Tory 49.5%. He blew himself up in a stupid home accident last year and is a mediocre local MP at best so if I was UKIP I'd concentrate on these two facts. Ripe for the plucking, lad!
Eli Bell
can you tell me what is actually happening at the moment that I'm sliding. Sup Forums never actually has any real discussion it just people getting hooked by real obvious b8 and people posting BLACKED threads
Eli Hernandez
bring ARE NIGE back. imagine trumps policies with jeb bush's personality, that's pual nuttal the new ukip leader.
Gavin Lopez
CAN ONLY GET
CAN ONLY GET
CAN ONLY GET
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Leo Morales
Well there we go, my thoughts of voting UKIP are completely gone.
Aaron Flores
Paul Nuttall just hasn't been the same since he escaped the South Tower.
about american elections but most of it applies here with brexit
Thomas Nelson
I lot of his friends died on the titanic you know it must be hard for him
Adam Green
This is the best spurdette I've seen in a while.
>our UKIP candidate blew himself up in a stupid accident.
I don't know why but I think if there was a ratio decidendi to UKIP post Brexit it would be that.
Josiah Morgan
Conservatives are globalist bankers who do actually care more about the rich. But they do stuff for us as well and don't raise our taxes, so we have to keep them.
Bentley Campbell
Is this Balkenkreuz rolled by 45 degree?
Angel James
When does question time start again lads? And other political shows? There was a pic with all the dates on but can't find it
Julian Cox
Times this morning.
Some interesting little numbers in there.
Anthony Wright
Good stuff, though I'm too pessimistic for the conclusion. > I’m not saying their opinions aren’t—arguably—myopic, evil, stupid. But it’s far better to say that someone has stupid opinions than to say that someone is so stupid that they are incapable of having a meaningful opinion. Liberal insistence on the latter has turned political discourse into a vacuum where everyone can scream yet no one feels heard. Which applies some agency to the liberals. I'd say overall, because our political system is so resistant to anything but re-arranging the deckchairs, that would always be the case. To some degree the only better option would be ensuring nobody feels heard because speaking will be punished - at least that would make explicit our situation, instead of retaining the pretence that we're free to do whatever we want - most people just loved Blair in 2005!
Lincoln Richardson
>implying the cucks will actually do it
Jack Stewart
Every Thursday at 10:45
Zachary Gray
>Who /TorygainzinScotland/ here?
Easton Ward
What's better 4channers, /r/UnitedKingdom or /r/UKpolitics?
Dominic Barnes
Neither. Now fuck off back there.
Eli Taylor
This Week and the Daily Politics are the only things worth watching senpai. QT is just painful
Charles Rogers
how the fuck did the lib-dems manage to halve their support again
losing Orkney and Shetland would be pretty kekworthy desu.
Christian Wright
You KEK
Ryan Garcia
By joining up with the Tories for table scraps they've managed to make themselves irrelevant for another hundred years.
Brayden Roberts
Who else /bus/ to work rn
Juan Perez
WRONG ANSWER!
It's actually to do with their WEAK KEK leader.
Jaxson Long
You missed the ending where Labour shit on the idea of forming a coalition with the SNP. In blatant terms, "No, I see no circumstances at all with that sort of coalition. Going into any sort of arrangement with the SNP that is set to brake up Britain, and failing as a government within their own country in Scotland is not for us."
Colton Thompson
No the Tory MP blew himself up, it's early still I fucked my syntax.
Jaxson Green
I saw it, but I didn't see it relevant to comment. Sturgeon herself said that while she'd offer Labour some kind of arrangement post-election to keep the Conservatives out: >“I’m not sure there are many people who think Labour are going to be in any position, on their own or with anyone else, to form a government,”
Jayden Thompson
Christ Paul you're drunk before nine am again. This is why Julia doesn't see you any more.
Carter Ross
>In February this year Lib Dem leader Mr Farron said Jeremy Corbyn was “not progressive”, ruling out any alliance with Labour. wtf i love corbyn now
Connor Rodriguez
ARISE
Isaac Reed
The controversial Fox News host Bill O’Reilly has been dropped from the network after allegations of inappropriate behaviour and sexual harassment, in a development that could have significant implications for the Murdoch empire on both sides of the Atlantic. Campaigners say the allegations against O’Reilly should alarm the watchdog, which can recommend that the government blocks 21st Century Fox’s £11.7bn bid for the 61% of Sky that it does not already own. Rupert Murdoch and his son Lachlan are the joint executive chairs of 21st Century Fox while James Murdoch, Rupert’s other son, is chief executive.
>Fox employee allegedly harasses a few women >use that as an excuse to block Fox News in the UK
>BBC harbours pedophile rapists >let them keep going
Gavin Perez
>watching BBC News before bed last night >asking people in Bolton how they're going to vote >nice looking white mum >"conservative" >scummy looking white woman >"usually UKIP but now conservative" >paki >"labour" >female paki in a hijab >"labour" could they literally not find ONE white labour voter?
Kayden Thompson
No reason for her to wait for boundary changes. Labour are a shambles and could end up with 200 or less seats as things stand.
Boundary changes will be in place before 2022, ensuring Labour remain in opposition for many years to come.
Kayden Miller
Didn't mean to reply to myself either. Fuck
Christopher Hughes
Labour's implosion since 2015 is my model for what the Democrats are going to experience over the next 8+ years. The neolib globalist wing (most of the politicians) warring with the frothing-at-the-mouth communist wing (most of the voters) while every to the right of Marx gradually moves on with their lives and takes their votes elsewhere, and neither side can ever get the upper hand, because the more voters the globalist pols lose, the more valuable the communist fanatics become, but the more the commies are pandered to, the more rational voters they lose.
Camden Ortiz
What kind of arrangement do they think they're going to get with Labour basically telling them to piss off? It seems like the left has eaten itself and now you have two left wing parties ready to kill each other which only leaves UKIP and the tories as real contenders. not that 7 percent is big numbers, but it means a whole lot of a struggling party like UKIP.
Joshua Adams
There arent any.
I've posted before about importing voters. Without lumping down another wall of text, it's a consistent tactic across the western world.
I think of Labour as the party of university students. Same thing for Libdems and Greens.
What is interesting is that the heads of the unions go along with new Labour as well. The people they represent might not, but the union leaders do.
Dominic Wood
I laugh when parrots say nonsensical shit too
Alexander Kelly
Good morning.
I have a job interview tomorrow, for which I will have to travel, so I have taken today off just to relax and so some preparation later in the day. Good times. I'll be shitting myself tomorrow though. Hate interviews.
Jose Edwards
It is though. Look at who runs the SNP. They're Europhile socialists, who spend FAR more than they take in and still manage to accomplish nothing. I'm not sure if that's left wing or dine-and-dash, but they're constantly courting the labour crowd. It's interesting that you don't see tories too often take up with SNP.
Cameron Lewis
What happened to the times revealing a defection today?
Dylan Myers
Maybe it was a mis-print and they're actually going to reveal a defecation.
Wyatt Torres
It shuts everyone up who says there is no mandate for a hard Brexit.
Jaxon Rivera
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Logan Perry
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Ayden Cruz
Real wages have decreased though. 26 out of 28 EU countries have seen wage rises since the recession.
The only ones that haven't are the UK and fucking Greece.
I rarely go to Manchester these days, but spent most weekends there about 10 years ago. I was nauseated last year while travelling through. This is what conservatism has done. The rising cost of living, the bedroom tax, the harsh sanctions on benefits and the declining help for people with mental health issues. How can they do these things to other people?
Easton Bell
I've one on Saturday and it's a big one.
Some tips.
Wiggle your toes if you're nervous or flapping and gesticulating. I know it sounds retarded.
Pause before you answer questions. Not "are you user?" But shit like "what was your greatest achievement?"
Also depending on your field bone up on STAR questions.
Gabriel Lewis
>uni students >union leaders but not members
both of these phenomena are occurring here as well. it's kind of crazy how the left/right punches of Obama and Trump have kicked America into a "European mode" of politics in less than a decade.
In 2007 nobody gave a shit about muslim immigrants here (because there weren't any), and people who called everybody Hitler were just amusing "colorful" attractions and not "journalists". Also Antifa wasn't a thing as far as I can remember
Tyler King
I've reached the Times 2 and don't see anything. I'll flick back.
David King
Who /preparingforuniexams/ here?
>tfw final year >tfw so close to a first
William Cooper
He got baited yesterday big time but still did not rule out a deal with the other parties.
Sebastian Baker
You know what else brings down the average wage and raises living costs? Bringing in a new population of unemployed foreigners like Labour caused >muh benefits get a fucking job and it won't matter
Logan Thompson
Fucks sake.
Henry Bennett
As against modernism/brutalism as I am, I am somewhat sad to see this. I am in favour of "clusters" of architectural types. Having neighbourhoods dominated by one particular style of architecture. That particular region of London, the southern bank of Blackfriars bridge, has a grungy atmosphere to it, very characteristic and distinctive. But that vibe will be wiped out by the plethora of new developments planned for that area.
Ethan Bailey
Are they minorities against the general public or minorities within the NHS. Some place inside the NHS being white is being in a minority. I should say I have worked in the NHS before I can tell you making claims of bullying is part of the culture of pleb against management. The numbers will be skewed. I once complained of harassment because someone was calling me a chav and the management took it seriously.
Nathan Gonzalez
It was a labour mp to lib dems iirc
William Bell
Loads of money.
Angel Sullivan
My Fav from yesterday was the question asked just after Corbyn had given his speech on the vote to have a General. `Is, that it?` classic baiting.
Jack Scott
>Wiggle your toes if you're nervous or flapping and gesticulating. I know it sounds retarded. I'll try it.
>Pause before you answer questions. Not "are you user?" But shit like "what was your greatest achievement?" I hate those questions. I'll think some answers up during my journey.
I don't intend to do well on those questions. I'll just answer honestly. I've got 6 pages of research into the industry I've done over the past few days to digest. So I'll learn that and hope to wow them with it.
Dylan Rogers
Oh and good luck with yours!
James Bailey
As far as EEA freedom of movement is concerned, there is absolutely no evidence that wages were suppressed in any negligible way.
When I asked one Tory voter I know what he thought about the rising number of people visiting food banks he told me it was probably because they "spent all their benefits on cigarettes and booze" knowing that there was free food waiting at the food banks.
Equally when questioned about what they think about rising homelessness here in Manchester I've heard a couple of Tory voters say that nobody in the UK is homeless except out of choice.
You're a fucking cuck if you're willingly letting the tories dismantle our public services, social and mental health care, and the safety net of welfare.
Blake Martin
>The literal worst people I can imagine who aren't Diane Abbot will vote Lib Dem
Brayden Smith
When a person is relaxed their face muscles are relaxed. Do some facial stretching exercises a few minutes before you go into the room. I suggest in the loo so you do not look too silly. The stretching will help your face muscles relax and in turn this will give you inner calmness. Plus take your own tea or coffee because the shit you get given before the interview always fucks with the adrenaline levels.
Easton Phillips
The vote swapping thing will pop up soon and we can bait some idiots into voting Green if we vote Labour / Lib Dem for them like last time.
Julian Gomez
If you hate them mate (I know I do) it's worth prepping them early. No amount of research on their last financial year will save you if you muff them.
You'll do great though. Best of luck to you. If the interview is legal, consulting or public sector I can give some more tips.
Ta.
Adam Ward
you're a drain on society if you need a "safety net of welfare"
