The best part is knowing it's happening and not wanting to stop
I'm not, as an ex Sup Forumsack I just want to help anyone who was like me pre hrt. Repressed trannies live worse lives than transitioning trannies
It makes so much sense though when your on it. Having empathy is such a wonderful thing. I feel like a human being, I can cry and laugh and feel.
It's takes away all your pain
It's like you guys are the redpills from the matrix. But the machines you're fighting are kind enough to offer a deal, they will let you be bluepilled again and put you back in the matrix, so you can be happy
Xavier Thomas
Stop LARPing as a deranged tranny m8. It's boring.
I think this might have all gotten to Jezza`s head.
Alexander Powell
Corbyn's developing a little Mao belly
Colton Jenkins
>looks like a romanian heroin junkie Checks out
Hudson Russell
I'll post my hormones as proof if you want
Grayson Nelson
>REEE EU GLOBALISM
You cucks realise that the UK was the strongest advocate of neoliberalism and globalism in the EU, right?
You seem to think that the UK has voted against globalisation whereas it's likely that the government will cosy up to global corporations with tax breaks as a way to attempt to weather the Brexit storm.
Funny thing is the EU is pushing towards reform of taxation to reduce corporate avoidance and evasion. The only party in the EU pushing for more unmitigated globalisation was the UK.
For example the UK was the driving force in pushing for TTIP, it was Germany and France who were skeptical. Our government liked TTIP primarily because it would have committed the UK to back door deregulation and privatisation on a grand scale in a way that future governments could not easily change.
TTIP had provisions to protect things like the NHS, countries could opt into them as they individual situations warranted. The UK government chose not to protect the NHS within TTIP. The threat of TTIP to the NHS only ever came from our government, not the EU.
Continental European governments have all done better on state education, health outcomes, democracy, industry, quality work, exports, affordable housing and living standards for ordinary people. They are all also less in debt, with better cheaper more efficient trains than in privatised rip off Britain.
They all have PR voting and representative mainly centrist governments. We have skewed right wing governments based on 30 odd percent of the vote and we have voted to cut ourselves off into faster decline. The UK thinks it is superior, but is falling behind on every measure and has voted now to plummet.
Kevin Foster
I honestly believe UKIP will have a future beyond this election, anyone else agree? Or are they dead?
>The UK Independence Party (UKIP) has attacked the Tories for failing to slash immigration, putting a “balanced” zero net migration policy at the heart of their general election pitch.
>PR Perpetual coalitions that the people never voted for.
Elijah Campbell
Kek.
Jace Thomas
Enjoying your time in Crete? Which part you in? Weathers shite today round my ends.
Kevin Baker
They're dead. Tories and Labour are scavenging any of the polices they had that were worth nicking and the remaining Kippers are all mongs.
Brody Williams
Labour only leads with 18-24s, non-whites and students.
Everyone else is voting Tory.
Brandon Morris
No. They're fucked. Nuttall is incompetent and Suzanne Evans is in charge of policy. If their descent into 'meme party' isn't complete now it will be by the 9th of June.
>CON 49% (+3) W E W
Alexander Moore
>I honestly believe UKIP will have a future beyond this election, anyone else agree?
No.
Caleb Rodriguez
>>CON 49% (+3) >W E W Cons winning by doing nothing.
Zachary Morris
It's been cloudy all day but clearing up now. Glad of it tbqh, not used to the heat
>tfw sun's been out for a week and I've been getting mired hard
t. Preuße
Noah Anderson
UKIP, as it is, is dead
If, as has been constantly hinted at, it can rebrand and undergo major institutional reform then it will have a place in UK politics for disaffected social conservatives
I'll still vote for them though
Dominic Campbell
Who is this guy?
Jaxon Perez
His shtick got old real quick
Luis Evans
I am the peak specimen male and ultimate bull
Levi Carter
Lads, why did she called elecitons if they already have a majority
Gabriel Brooks
...
Liam Walker
Finished, fucked, kaput, BTFO.
They were a one man, one policy party. UKIP was simply a vehicle for Based Nige and nothing more. He achieved what he set out to do, the party served its purpose to that end.
But there will never be anyone that can match Farage, his bombastic nature and his sheer charisma. UKIP is a party of racist pensioners and oddballs now run by a clueless and unprofessional cretin devoid of charisma.
A new right-wing political party could potentially emerge from the ashes of UKIP. They would need massive financial backing and a seriously strong brand, as well as more than one fucking policy.
Leo Long
t. dyel manlet
Thomas Reed
why does Amber Rudd keep muddying the water on immigration?
Cooper Butler
She has a majority of about 6 mps, not all of them are leavers.
Benjamin Bell
Live/work the easter summer season, back home for winter. Love the place. Feels like summer's pretty much here, been sweating my tits off at night. Need to invest in some aircon solution.
if you're into hiking you should check out Samaria gorge, it's fucking murderous mind, but stunningly beautiful.
Sebastian Nelson
toplel
Wyatt Morales
Thanks lad
Colton Roberts
HAY GUIZE LOOK WHAT I FOUND ON REDDIT PRETTY COOL, HUH?
Austin Jenkins
>She just collapsed the Brexit negotiations before they even started Ah, so he's bought into the EU propaganda machine too. DROPPED R O P P E D
Charles Rodriguez
>Wenger Out banners at Jezza's rally
Jayden Young
>tfw part of the 25-34, white, not-working, DE social class, degree, North, UKIP voting master race
Probably only about 50 of us desu
John Moore
Have Arsenal fans gone too far?
Jace Cooper
Why do my own farts smell so good lads?
Zachary Lewis
t smelly 3 foot manlet paki
Justin Cruz
Actually kinda good. It's cucked faggotry but as far as shitty political 'cartoons' go it's not a terrible one.
Parker Wood
But in dominos you are suposed to be able to knock them down.
Jace Perry
Rudd is pandering to the part of the electorate that wants more enrichment, while May is pandering to those who don't.
Long story short, nothing is going to change.
Jackson Brown
Holy fucking shit, Conservatives have a 22 point lead
In the 2015 general election they only had a 6 point lead in terms of vote share
Oliver Ross
>tfw to intelligent to be in the eu
Asher Ross
A common meme from the other side is that she got the PM job without being elected. This puts that to bed forever.
Adrian Watson
Alright, /brit/, I'm working on a translation and I need your help. Can anyone tell me what the phrase "bookie's checks" means in this sentence? >A Jag, especially the 2.4 and the 3.4, was the automotive equivalent of bookie’s checks. Article: 1843magazine.com/content/lifestyle/jonathan-meades/blob-rocked
Ryan Garcia
>stale pasta
Angel Gomez
There should be a domino called "mass uncontrolled immigration" that is about to fuck everything up
Henry Garcia
give me some rare corbys/millibands to annoy my friends with
Colton Allen
Was anyone else hoping for a bomb in the middle of that Macron victory rally at the Louvre just for the POTTERY factor?
Noah Martinez
>shout about some really obvious talking points that are fucking obvious >seen as a messiah
the absolute state of political discourse
Fair points but unless a new party is indeed formed they'll always sweep up the anti-immigrant vote imo, and there's always the fact that there's areas of the country that still refuse to vote conservative.
Once the tories start backsliding there'll be nowhere else for the right wing vote to go, Farage or not.
Jose Cooper
Please respond. There must be some science behind this.
Tyler Clark
what stage of grieving are the remainers at now?
>This is Britain in 2017. A Britain that increasingly looks like a “managed” democracy. Paid for by a US billionaire. Using military-style technology. Delivered by Facebook. And enabled by us. If we let this referendum result stand, we are giving it our implicit consent. This isn’t about Remain or Leave. It goes far beyond party politics. It’s about the first step into a brave, new, increasingly undemocratic world.
Of course, it should be put to bed by the fact that you don't vote for PM, you vote for MPs and they pick the PM on your behalf. Would that argument actually fly with the opposition? Either way, it's probably also a gambit to stop the other fuckers who were gunning for the job from staging a Tory coup.
Landon Sanders
Bargaining They acknowledge that people wanted to leave, and the vote was all fair and above board. Now they want to undermine it by asserting that leavers were just tricked/manipulated/Russian agents etc., in the hopes that it'll convince everyone to change their mind.
Lincoln Mitchell
Honestly not sure. They might have misspelt cheque, as from the context it sounds like it means funny money.
Caleb Perry
If they frogs had a referendum this would ring true, but they didn't. I mean UKIP didn't win the election so shouldn't our domino still be standing by their logic?
Robert Cox
Started this before your comment but might do another in a bit with your suggestion as it's better.
Jace Campbell
If you replace >If we let this referendum result stand with >If we allow the referendum result to be overturned The whole passage would still make sense. That article is complete bollocks.
it'll never end, they're celebrating Macrons victory because they're so desperate, even though most would detest him if he was a UK politician.
June can't come soon enough
Gabriel Gutierrez
>get new job in post office >be excited for new job >sounds fun and interesting preparing letters and parcels for royal mail, taxing, driving licenses and passport applications, banking etc >pay is quite good >its all a greedy privatised business where the manager breathes down my neck and makes sure I pester customers with our life insurance/travel insurance/broadband rubbish and play 20 questions with them when they just want to buy a fucking stamp >many post offices up and down the country closed down due to lack of funding >serious staff shortages >massive queue times as a result, so people's entire lunch hour taken up just to queue for something >old age pensioners forced to stand up and wait a long time >customers hurl abuse at us all the time because they have to wait a long ass time
Really I don''t know what the fuck is gonna happen with Post Office, it doesn't look sustainable. People will take their business elsewhere as soon as they learn everything they do here they can do online or someplace else.
Brayden Perez
Thoughts on Stanley Baldwin?
Andrew Allen
>They think billionaires and facebook are against them >Brave New World meme >'If we let' democracy happen
Hunter Smith
It should have us falling to the side away from the big domino.
that Theresa May bitch is a fake conservative, just one more muslim cocksucker pretending to be opposition to all that globalist agenda
Andrew Jones
Macron sounding a bit like Dave there.
Christopher Brooks
the article also seems to insinuate that in a 'globalised world' elections are actually anti-democratic exercise.
Gabriel Fisher
Can you really be a DE if you have a degree, lad?
> tfw part of the 18-24, white, self-employed, AB social class, degree, south-eastern, Tory voting true master race
Blake Evans
Since the EU can't do jack shit to sort itself out then there is a chance. Especially if he is doing a Cameron as mentioned.
Christopher Edwards
HOLOCAUST
Evan Murphy
>not being part of the 18-24, full time education, AB, Midlands, White, Male, Master Race
Sebastian Flores
>a few rich right wingers support brexit >massive conspiracy by evil people >the vast majority of millionaires, billionaires, giant financial institutions, and multi-national companies support remain >what's the problem goy?
Ethan Evans
Cameron was satisfied with farcical negotiations that resulted in nothing. That just added fuel to the Brexit fire. I think the EU would be more flexible with France so they don't repeat that same mistake. Without France the EU is genuinely finished.
Robert Thomas
Do we actually have any active right wing/conservative activist groups in the UK that aren't football hooligans? Like Generation Identity for example.
Aiden Carter
'Checks' makes me think it's a Yank writing 'bookmaker's cheques', but it doesn't really make sense in the context of the sentence, especially considering it doesn't read 'a bookie's checks'. Doesn't help there are no mentions of it anywhere else on the internet.
Why do you need to translate the article?
Oliver Cruz
stop being afraid
Aaron Diaz
...
David Rogers
Holy shit. Sauce?
Landon Barnes
>shift arse on computer chair >disgusting cushion sweaty arse smell hits my nostrils
Adrian Bailey
GI aren't exactly intellectual power houses. In fact it could even be suggested that they'd be more effective if they were somewhat more loutish and like football hooligans.
Yet he still put up a referendum even after the negotiations. The same could easily happen again especially since the tone sounds the same and him basically saying Le Pen will be back if nothing happens and the pressure keeps ramping up towards people wanting one.
We got the referendum because his negotiations were shit-tier. If France gets their reforms, then Frexit won't happen.
Jaxon Martin
>big data will solve everything! Think of the possibilities! We'll solve large aggregate economic and social problems! We'll cure diseases! Isn't it PROGRESSIVE that Obama's using it to win his campaign! >REEEEEEE HOW DARE THE OPPOSITION USE BIG DATA THIS IS LITERALLY A MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX RIGHT-WING OLIGARCHY RUSSIAN COUP REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Julian Morales
CUT MY PARTY INTO PIECES CORBYN WAS OUR LAST RESORT
