"YOU N YOUR WHITE OPINYUNS" t. White Woman with missing teeth who fucks black men
Cameron Howard
Shills, by definition, don't have to believe the shit they spew.
Evan Morales
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Sebastian Bailey
>mfw applying for jobs I don't stand a chance of getting
Isaac Barnes
LABOUR A N D
S _L __I ___D ____E
Grayson Garcia
IMAGINE MY SHOCK
Parker Cooper
would probably go into politics but i bet being anime fan and Sup Forums user and a bunch of things ive done drunk would surface and ruin me quickly
Hudson Stewart
keep on that JSA lad
Julian Nguyen
I got a job. I just applied for a new one at twice the wage of my current one.
Liam Hughes
>UKIP not standing where I live >Lib-Dems not even bothering either
>Greens >Conservatives >Liebour >Yorkshire Party
Tories are going to get 65% + at this rate.
Jackson Smith
>Sup Forums doesn't support tories (why the fuck would we) >"GRRR LABOUR SHILLS"
Go back to where you came from.
Xavier Harris
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Christian Carter
I'm sure most notable figures in politics are guilty of far more serious crimes and degeneracy
Adrian Peterson
Tories came first by quite a margin in the poll of who was voting for which party actually.
Dominic Johnson
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Jack Hall
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Evan Evans
whats the context
Gavin Davis
Theres a difference between insulting Tories and shilling for Labour you mong.
John Lewis
literally the video is it
bloke standing with a "open discussion of ideas must be defended" and lefties all gang up shouting NAZI SCUM FUCK OFF
Colton Hughes
Tell me a bit about yourself, user.
Aiden Martin
East London c1950?
Justin Stewart
I-I'm really into ASMR
Chase Watson
Bristol
Connor Myers
why the fuck are the toryd playing personality politics so much? don't you need a leader with a personality?
Gabriel Wright
>had four beers last night (that's a lot for a lightweight like me) >stayed up until about 4am >expected to sleep until the afternoon >only slept until fucking 9am
That's me out lads.
Kevin Ross
:,(
Eli Richardson
>someone sits next to you >they're Muslim
Jackson Wilson
>implying vast amounts of people are actually qualified for their jobs, aren't lying on their cvs, aren't bullshitting their way through life
Gavin Lee
>why the fuck are the toryd playing personality politics so much?
They're trying to take advantage of the perception that Corbyn is a nutjob and sell themselves as a safe option to the undecided voter.
Carter Moore
Post Tory qts? Reposting this then. Conservatives are putting this lass up against Mike Weir, the SNPs whip in my constituency.
Michael King
Chekidddy-checked
William Morales
checked
Parker Watson
Waste of digits
David Myers
wrong. don't be paranoid
Liam Garcia
>Gimme summa dat foreign aid, user
Luke Bell
>the rest of Sup Forums in 3, 2, 1 . . .
Jonathan Hughes
Shit get
Colton Perez
If there's any consolation - when the society these people are hoping for does come about they will be the first to suffer under it.
Leo Baker
Recruitment guy here. Most people are unqualified but you at least need to look good on paper and have some kind of relevant experience or transferable skills.
Also not being a complete autist helps...
Ian Moore
Tory-qts-with-little-chance-of-winning are the best.
(I d-don't have any more...)
Christopher Bailey
Remember to vote Labour xx
Gavin Murphy
fucking brits
Angel Lewis
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Robert Bell
What %?
Hudson Lee
>jelly af
James Myers
4% I think. It was John Smiths.
Cooper Evans
Seriously?
Aaron White
>Also not being a complete autist helps... Uh oh
Henry Robinson
> not drinking French wine or buying German beer? > leavecuck detected
Ayden Howard
>Where's Jeremy? Absent Health Secretary 'should be roasted in Parliament' say experts after NHS did nothing to fix cyber security despite Microsoft warning TWO MONTHS ago
Literally how is this even his fault though?
Xavier Reed
>political identity does not exist. All people's descriptions descend into a banal string of commonplaces.
>sexual identity does not exist. All people's descriptions descend into a banal string of commonplaces.
>racial identity does not exist. All people's descriptions descend into a banal string of commonplaces.
>species identity does not exist. All people's descriptions descend into a banal string of commonplaces.
Connor Smith
Polls regularly show majority support for centre-left policies. The fact that so many of them vote for right-wing parties is testament to the power of newspaper propaganda.
Most of the electorate have been duped into believing things like the renationalising of the NHS, Energy and British Rail (getting back our own Energy and public transport from other European governments) will cost too much money, while at the same time thinking leaving the Single Market without a deal won't bring any economic consequences (which will lead to further cuts on public services).
The Sun, The Star, The Daily Mail, and The Daily Express will continue to convince people to vote against their own interests.
The mass media have been owned by the same rich people who own the Tory party thus a big chunk of the electorate are deluded about some very important matters.
Perfectly intelligent people can fall for it just as easily as less intelligent people, and that's a big part of why the UK's democracy is seriously flawed, when 75% of the press is owned by billionaire tax-avoiders.
How do we fix this?
Austin Young
They're just trying to take advantage of it before the election. This would have happened under any party.
Nathan Perez
gives a job mate
Ian Ward
More Plebbit pasta? >(you)
Liam Richardson
m-muh enn aitch ess junior doctors tory cuts enn haitch ess 350 million budget cuts tho
Reminder that massive and literal cuck John Bercow abolished traditional robs and wigs from Commons officers and clerks because he hates tradition and conservatism
Nathan Williams
>How do we fix this?
The electorate will only buy into renationalisation as a policy if they believe the party will be able to achieve it successfully and that they won't get the bill for it.
Mason Lopez
>Polls regularly show majority support for centre-left policies.
The exact same is true of right wing policies. The death penalty, a halt to both migration and Muslim migration, harsher sentences generally for criminals, the retraction of the welfare state from those who can work and choose not to all have a plurality or majority of public support.
Ayden Thompson
>Polls regularly show majority support for centre-left policies apart from 1 immigration whats the only one of the 3 biggest parties pretending to want less of it? yes I know that you can never trust torys to keep a promise
Owen Baker
>tfw on jsa and you cunts just don't stop ringing with shit commission jobs that pay fuck all no i won't call you back
Dominic Barnes
>the mass media have been owned by the same rich people who own the Tory party Who are these rich people and how do they own the Tories?
Nathaniel Miller
Sure I have an opening for a Lorry Driver, Immediate Start, £45k Per Annum.
Fluent Polish or Romanian is manditory.
I also have a job for a Cleaner in Birmingham £8 / hour. Must have strong communication in Urdu or Hindi.
Apply online today!
Christopher Cooper
>The exact same is true of right wing policies
Correct, in fact, when they were talking to focus groups pre-referendum, both Vote Leave AND Britain Stronger in Europe found that there was huge support for a points-based immigration system - to the point that many people would bring it up without even being prompted. It was at that point that Vote Leave decided to start using the immigration argument (they were cautious to do so before then).
Cameron Parker
Because he's the guy in charge?
Hudson Watson
Given how well it worked with Miliband and the Labour-SNP scaremongering why wouldn't they do it again?
They're rolling out "we'll cut immigration, trust us!" for the 3rd election in a row now. Whatever works and all that.
Jacob Myers
>The electorate will only buy into renationalisation as a policy if they believe the party will be able to achieve it successfully and that they won't get the bill for it.
Then why did the electorate vote to leave the EU? By definition leaving the EU (and EEA) will lead to bad economic consequences, for this there's an ideological benefit (independence/sovereignty).
So then why are people against stopping the governments of other countries owning most public services/transport because of economic consequences? That goes against sovereignty in itself.
I just find it really interesting how last June these people were that desperate for change that they weren't bothered about uncertainty or economic warnings. They were that sick of the establishment and of being ignored and having their communities neglected that they were willing to take a leap into the unknown. One year on and they're ready to give the party of the establishment an increased majority, what was once project fear is now salient forewarning, and certainty and stability trump all.
Ayden Perez
Even using that infantile argument, that is false. The 'man in charge' is Simon Stevens.
Carter Rivera
>found that there was huge support for a points-based immigration system Ironically, if the Tories openly supported this, they'd probably win 50% of the vote
Of course they don't, because the Tories and their policies are controlled by (((them)))
Camden Taylor
Do door to door for the experience faggot. Just hired a guy in my team who did 3 years of that shit in London!! Of all places.
If you want better work you're going to need the experience you benefits scrounger.
Jack Cruz
>They're rolling out "we'll cut immigration, trust us!" for the 3rd election in a row now.
At this point you have to at least give them some credit for having the sheer audacity to tell such a barefaced lie.
Tyler Martin
And who's his boss?
Kevin Mitchell
((Them))
Luke Nguyen
This man gets it, the Tories are, as a whole, kike loving corporatist book lickers. They'll do anything for a bit more semen from their monetary backers.
Owen Torres
You know there's a age restriction here right, 18+
Owen Smith
@125334375 Go back to licking your window.
Benjamin Smith
Murdoch owns a significant proportion of the national press in which all contributors must clearly champion his over-arching political agenda; he has such power as a result that he has frequent meetings in Downing Street where politicians are reportedly fearful of upsetting him, such is his influence. The issue is not promoting an opinion in the media; it is the monopoly and thus the power and influence held by one man over the future of a whole nation.
>"When l go into Downing St they do as l say, when l go to Brussels they take no notice."
- Rupert Murdoch.
Kevin Adams
>Polls We've left the EU m8, Poland doesn't get a say any more.
Lucas Peterson
This isn't to say that Labour are any better of course. The options facing the UK voter are:
>Vote Tories for a decreasing standard of living, rising equality, stagnating wages, slightly reduced immigration and socially progressive policies >Vote Labour for the absolute destruction of Britain through mass immigration and socially progressive policies.
Adam Sanchez
>@ >fuckoff newfag
Jaxon Watson
>Then why did the electorate vote to leave the EU?
Immigration and to a lesser extent underestimating the economic impact of losing free trade with the EU.
>So then why are people against stopping the governments of other countries owning most public services/transport because of economic consequences?
They're not. If someone other than Corbyn pushed a much more moderate set of nationalisation policies, Labour would do much, much better.
Matthew Bailey
Andrew Neil's autobiography goes into this a fair amount. It's really good.
@125334566 No (You) for you either.
Jayden Cook
>the chief executive of NHS England isn't responsible to the Health Secretary
Is this what you are saying?
Landon Hernandez
Why the fuck are there so many white people in BLM UK? It makes niggers look bad but BLM UK is mainly students and degenerates
Ian Morgan
I don't give a fuck about your team, lad I could do your job better than you can
I didn't realise that Jeremy Hunt was personally responsible for delegated work but that's your argument, and so the conversation ends
Julian Bailey
Doubt it Autismo
Nolan Flores
And yet even Murdoch had to do a 180 on his love for cheap labour over open borders here.
I'd like to believe this was due to him coming to his senses, but in reality it's because his ex-ching chong wife took him to the cleaners in court.
Carter Rivera
>with-little-chance-of-winning Sedgefield is an outside chance, but certainly not impossible
Brandon Garcia
tak jestem polacy.. daj mi pracy 8 na godzina taki fajne
Dylan Collins
Oh I don't think they'll reduce it all either, but every time I’ve said that on here I've had at least 3 absolute mongs attack me for it ('m-m-muh based t-tories) and it's just not worth my time tbqh.
