It also won't change a thing whether they're in trade unions or not (other than the fact that we'll have foreigners involved in our domestic politics, which is absolutely out of the question). Just look at the turnout for the recent election. Something like 12%. Not even the paying members give a flying fuck about unions.
Liam Reyes
>who are you voting for and why
Jeremiah Lopez
what did she mean by this
Jace Torres
Mummy smashing it.
Hunter Bell
My experience of uni at the moment, the STEM subjects have more right-wing students in
>labour >knowing anything about costing of policies
choose one and only one.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Lincoln Flores
Are we the jews now?
Parker Powell
Nth for Comrade Cuckbyn
Ethan Garcia
Presumably you're a guy commenting on another guy's appearance. Makes you no better than a woman and therefore a faggot. On Sup Forums of all places. Disgraceful.
Julian Mitchell
loved listening to the students whine on 5live this morning about how they simply can't follow the election because muh exams
Benjamin White
Imagine if the SNP Manifesto cover was used by Lab/Cons or UKIP there would be an outcry at the lack of diversity.
Justin Hughes
Hello
David Kelly
Mugged* by reality
*actually raped, tortured and killed
Colton Ramirez
good meltdown going on right now
Parker Reed
>people there to actually get an education and a well-paying job are more conservatives than those spending £30,000 of other people's money on a piece of paper and 3 more years of getting drunk before landing a shelf-stacking job at Aldi stop the fucking presses
Brandon James
>italians
Kayden Myers
Next Rhodesia
Kevin Garcia
There are definitely more right-wing people in STEM than social sciences/humanities - but most are still lefties.
From my experience the only subject that is over 50% right-wingers is economics.
Charles Collins
ANOTHER BRITAIN IS POSSIBLE
THE SOLUTION IS SOCIALISM
Jonathan Powell
REMINDER that brit/pol/ is a BASED Mercantilist thread
>also welcome Fashy goys Traditionalists High Tories Lolbertarians as long as they're willing to be laughed at
>not welcome Socialists Communists Neoliberals Anyone who thinks wind farms are a good idea Anyone who thinks corporation tax is a good idea
Ayden Lopez
Yet they've somehow got time to call into a radio station and talk bollocks. Fucking hate manufactured 'anxiety' and busyness, and how 'stress' has become a fashion accessory.
Hudson King
Theyre fucking cultish in their support of him
James Walker
I think corporation tax is a good idea but we should keep it very very low.
Jacob Myers
TREESA on Sky right now laughing like a autist.
Caleb Peterson
remember to let poor old jez have a break every now and then yeah guys?
Tyler Jones
corporation tax has to be pro-growth not ideological
It's at 17% atm, Corbyn wants to make it higher than France and Greece ffs.
Jaxson Williams
saw Kate, Nige and Davis all at gateshead on the campaign trail, was a great period of time
Jonathan Hughes
How can he be tired when there was no campaigning last week?
Landon Anderson
I actually saw an article yesterday that stated that students get more conservative the more economics classes they took. Like, economics students were more likely to be against a minimum wage. Kinda interesting but not unexpected.
Tyler Ward
>Daily reminder that mass immigration is not due to left wing idealism, but due to economic interests of the elite to get ununionized and easily exploitable labour >Daily reminder that Corbyn has said his policy will bring immigration down
Isaiah Bailey
>vicious interview
Lmao she literally just asked him how much it would cost
Julian Russell
Stole the words right out of my mouth, it's a bare-bones fucking cult at this point.
Camden Harris
Professor voting intention 2015. Source is The Times Education Supplement.
This is why the Overton window is rigged against us. In Thatcher's day it was 38% blue.
Angel Price
Hold on Juncker, can't negotiate a deal just now, our PM is too cranky and needs a nap
Hang on a second lad. There are (or were) some decent lefties here. Designated Leftist was a good poster. YKTD seemed to support old-school socialism.
The problem isn't necessarily lefties, it's the shills. As long as you can defend your argument properly (and assimilate to our board culture instead of constantly spamming, disrupting, and shitposting), then you should be welcome to post regardless of your political orientation.
Cooper Fisher
Fucking stupid Labour voters.
Aiden Anderson
The problem is that we will never see sensible policy in the West because we are now far to diverse. The more opinionated and adverse we are, the more we pull towards the center and the current trajectory solidifies.
Read like the roman and see Enoch Powells futile attempts to introduce common sense into policy, constantly undermined by career politicans for whom catchment areas for voters is far more important than actual principled policy designed to benfit the nation.
Brody Hall
>tfw YKTD returned but you missed it
Dominic Perry
It's a shame these fuckers aren't taken more to task for enabling the tragedy in Venezuela.
Dylan Phillips
THE RIGHT WING TORY PROPAGANDA FACTORY OF THE BBC STRIKES AGAIN NOT WITH MY LICENSE FEE
Jace Roberts
>Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said he stands by his view that immigration to the UK from the EU is not too high.
>He told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg migrants played a valuable role and he was not proposing new restrictions on the rights of people to come to the UK.
>autarky wasnt that what HITLER wanted you fucking nazi
Asher Davis
Holy shit, didn't realize the Carol Kirkwood pics are out... damn!
Jacob Jones
>tfw only anonymong noticed him
Ian Reed
hey bongs what would happen if this was its own country?
Oliver Roberts
economics > sociology
Charles Sanders
>unironic commie Finn Extremely disrespectful of your own history desu
Matthew Bailey
I found out my 3 year old wasn't mine about a year ago- when she was two. I wound up leaving the mother of the child and, for a time, the child.
After a few weeks of being on my ass and in a horrible place I kind of realized it didn't matter what the biology said. I stayed broken up with the mother but I took her to court for visitation. Now I have my daughter half the time and I've never once regretted it. The most challenging thing has been my families reaction. Several members of my family strongly disagree with my decision which has created friction. But at the end of the day I respected their choices to be involved or not be involved.
It's hard to explain it to some people and I don't know how I'll explain it to my daughter when the time comes- but I know I've had a positive influence on her and that I'm a good dad- and more importantly that I want to be a dad. It's just about the only thing I can truly say I'm good at.
The whole ordeal has made it clear that biology, to me, is overrated. When I look at her it's true that I don't see a child that looks like me staring back- but I see myself in her mannerisms and her speech patterns and her budding sense of right and wrong. The parts of me that are in her are so much deeper then her skin... And that's what matters to me. Watching her step over an ant pile, look up at me and say "We don't step on ants. They're friends" or listening to her exclaim "Balls!" when she drops something is a lot more satisfying and important then the color of her eyes could ever be.
And I have faith that when she gets older and I've had that conversation with her she'll see that I'm her dad not because of a function of law or a biological link- but because of the single best choice I've ever made.
Carson Price
>How would that affect today’s polling? The 12-point Tory lead in our poll for the Sunday Mirror / Independent extends to 15 points using this modest methodological change. >This is potentially significant: in an election fought along presidential lines, leader perceptions matter more. We also know that one in three current Labour voters intends to support that party despite misgivings over Jeremy Corbyn – so when undecideds consider their decision on polling day, it is quite possible that the party with which a voter most identifies will be less important than how they rate different leaders. >What does all this mean for the current campaign? Very simply, if voters behave in the way they broadly did in 2015, then the Conservatives remain on track for a 100-plus majority. This seems, on present assumptions, the most likely outcome. Older people appear more motivated than younger people to vote, most of UKIP’s 2015 vote is going to the Conservatives (and that Party is not even standing in around half of all constituencies), May beats Corbyn on most ‘best for’ measures, and Labour’s core vote lacks motivation.
Luis Nelson
Low energy Jez(!)
Andrew Gray
pretty good ideas was just listening to mosley talking about matching productivity and consumption
Dylan King
it would be a shit country
Austin Richardson
Cider and morris dancing
Charles Morris
Sounds delightful
Jaxson Ross
>in an election fought along presidential lines, leader perceptions matter more. wow what a crazy coincidence that this happened who could possibly have predicted it. brb watching a televised leaders debate
Jose Price
We don't enough colonies for autarky anymore.
We should be more like Japan in trade strategy.
John Thompson
>only one port it would have to pay tariffs on the border or become third world shithole
Angel Carter
FAILED FASCIST A I L U R E
Connor Reyes
>Cider
Brandon Robinson
Literally zero UKIP
James Sanders
And Birmingham
Jackson Clark
...
Ethan Brown
>people unironically think Russel is doing anything important
Oliver Gray
>Being irish
Bentley Brooks
Inheritance tax is literally theft >muh unearned wealth fuck off, someone earned it and ALREADY PAID TAX on it
I think some must be in the closet. 1% in business and law.
Justin Clark
wheres the spoiled vote option
William Taylor
it is always good to have your views reinforced by a famous person, if only the left in america had used this tactic more maybe we wouldnt have president ronald zlumpf
Camden Price
It's perfectly (and abhorrently) normal to be taxed multiple times on the same earnings.
Carter Ortiz
L-Lad, what did Barbara mean by this?
Anthony Jenkins
You're quite right, I'm blind
Eli Nelson
...
Joshua Ross
Inheritance tax is the biggest load of shit
>that person has money they didn't earn >therefore we should take it away from them and spend it on someone else who also didn't earn it Utterly moronic
Austin Sanchez
...
Grayson Phillips
>realized To be fair, language is no longer an indicator of national identity anymore, in the eyes of many - see how vigorously pakis and other ethnics lap up Americanisms
