(if any of you post THAT pic I'll end up crying myself to sleep)
Josiah Roberts
>tfw my parents used to call each other Minnie and Desperate Dan
also why are the threads going so quick tonight?
Ayden Gomez
>t. softy
Jaxon Watson
>That hair
WHY
just fucking shave it off, it's not like he's struggling for money
Andrew Thompson
How do you guide Labour into government (assuming you actually want to), keep in mind that you have to win the metropolitan elite vote, the old labour ex-industrial vote and the entire unionist vote in Scotland to succeed.
Josiah Campbell
It is a Friday night so a lot of people have no work tomorrow (I wish I was one of them).
Bentley Kelly
What would you do if you were the user that created the malware?
I'd be in the French countryside by now
Oliver Collins
Now all my shitposting is available 1 to 1 on kik
Chase Wood
>tfw you're posting from a primary school tuck-shop queue in 1988
>in under a month we could unironically have an MP who posts lets plays on youtube Christ
Jaxon Bennett
>labour areas are high in immigrants
Just as planned.
Lincoln Sanders
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Jayden Young
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Jose Campbell
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Jaxon Campbell
anycunt up itt like slipping the missus the rodger on a saturday night?
Lucas Fisher
Tuck-shops don't exist anymore in schools, funnily enough.
Xavier Adams
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Landon Moore
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Alexander Miller
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Luis Diaz
Seems impossible at this point, unless you mobilize the fucking useless lazy twat 18 - 24 voters
Xavier Scott
Nice deflection Jezza.
Jayden Barnes
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Benjamin Myers
>Curtis edition
Austin Morris
w-what pic?
Landon Bell
South wales valleys are incredibly white
Gabriel King
I like em a lot
Christopher Hughes
I live a 5 minute walk away from the constituency border with Diane Abbott. I don't know if I feel lucky or if I'm jealous.
Aiden Reed
24 hours until a bit of the old slap and tickle, my stars
Blake Perez
Great picture choice
Jackson Sanchez
>pro EU >dyke
Dropped
Jordan Sanders
I could give my gf the aul pork sword later in the night
Jackson Gonzalez
All of you are just assuming it's some random individual out for financial gain when there are so many other possibilities.
Cameron Green
I'm going to vote SNP and there's nothing you guys can do 2bh
Mason Cooper
>The marginalization of all forms of conservatism, forms of upper class, middle class, and lower or working class conservatism throughout the twentieth century, is part of the triumph of the Left and triumph of various versions of the Left.
>If you consider libertarianism, which has taken over the Right of most center-Right parties certainly in the Anglophone world, in Britain and the United States and Canada to a degree, the Right of the credited conservative party — the Republicans in the States — is now virtually co-determinist with what used to be and is still called libertarianism, but libertarianism isn’t really socially conservative at all in almost any respect, although as an individual you can choose to be socially conservative if you wish, in accordance with that ideology. But the ideology itself is deeply socially liberal, and indeed at times is to the Left of people who are further Left on socioeconomic issues.
>So, the triumph of the Left is the death of the Right, but you also have to factor into this situation the European angle, which is slightly different to the United States, because unlike the US there were very large and very successful socialist and Communist movements in Western Europe through most of the twentieth century. The Communist movements only died out in the last twenty years of the twentieth century. There were Communists in the French government in the early 1980s. They were only Minister of Transport and that sort of thing, but Mitterrand had to include them in order to get a parliamentary coalition together.
>And that old Left, that sort of dinosaur Left in contemporary terms, is in despair because they think the whole world’s gone against them, and everything’s Right-wing and capitalism, which they associate universally with the Right, is triumphant, and every form of socialism and progressivism has sold out to capitalist interests and that they are nowhere. The tide has receded and gone out on the beach, and they’re basically historically bereft, huddled together in not as great masses anymore but as tiny, shriveled little groups that no one bothers even to debate with anymore.
>And that’s also true. The old, Communistic Left socialist current has died. It died in the United States in the middle of the twentieth century, except in relation to certain issues like Black rights and that sort of thing where it always had a certain currency, but it took another fifty years for it to die in Western Europe. Eastern Europe, of course, didn’t have a choice because it was ruled by Stalinist satellite parties and Soviet occupation until the collapse in 1990.
>But you’ve got this paradox that the Left has lost, one definition of it has lost completely. The belief in state socialism, the belief in the nationalization of the means of production, distribution, and exchange, the belief in extreme intervention in the market to so skew the market that it has a different outcome completely to what was envisaged by the market’s founders: those ideas have gone, and yet the Left is triumphant in relation to the forces of the old Right in almost all areas of social and cultural policy.
>I think this is the big issue of our time, really. Why the traditional Right associated with Christianity and conservatism in many people’s minds has so utterly failed and has been outmaneuvered by the forces of the center-Left, and effectively neutered and destroyed by them.
Asher Hill
How serious is this NHS thing? Are people dying? Nice socialized healthcare, commies.
Nolan Cox
Yeah but the welsh are fucked in the head and don't matter.
Nolan Fisher
Would have made more sense to leave those areas alone if they could have
We should bring back privateers to make the army pay for itself.
Xavier Hall
I didn't see it, do you have a link aha?
William Harris
>The belief in state socialism, the belief in the nationalization of the means of production, distribution, and exchange, the belief in extreme intervention in the market to so skew the market that it has a different outcome completely to what was envisaged by the market’s founders: those ideas have gone
Kevin Miller
>'Yankee soldier- he want to shoot some skag. you know he met in Cambodia, but now he can't afford a bag.'
Name me this tune this lyric comes from by the ultimate English band.
Andrew Reyes
So answer the fucking question, who are we all voting for?
Andrew Kelly
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Julian Taylor
>BBC cameraman 'run over by car carrying Jeremy Corbyn' This needs to happen more often, tbqh
