Will be a shit day when his first Christmas Speech is used to call us all a bunch of bigots
Ryder Wood
>Hitchens was right again Can't stand the guy but he seems to be the only person who seems to know how anything works.
Christian Lewis
Not everything His Tory predictions got absolutely shat on and BTFO because he wasn't actually being pessimistic ENOUGH
Caleb Jenkins
>>Hitchens was right again Of course, but about what specifically this time?
Bentley Diaz
Why doesn't he just shave it off?
Samuel Miller
Anyone else back to their typical gloomy bong attitude? Think I just felt the last iota of vit D leave my blood
Joshua Kelly
He's been wrong about everything though.
He's the kind of person who predicts the most popular outcome while supporting the underdog, is proven wrong and then claims he was right (despite the entire time saying his side would lose), rinse and repeat. He's just a contrarian for contrarian's sake with a penchant for revising his own claims.
Ethan Perry
girls are dumb
Dominic Hughes
not me, I'm glad to finally feel cold for a change
Kayden Ross
Prove it, bigot.
Jason Sanchez
This tbqh. YKTD should kill himself for parroting this bumbling cunt.
Ayden Taylor
same here but it's odd suddenly realising melancholy and pessimism has returned #bong feels
Kayden Howard
Alright mate, leave it out. This is a safe space for bumbling autistic degenerates.
Eli Lewis
i am merely expressing my factual opinion
Xavier Davis
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Josiah Foster
just have to get a nice jumper on and mope around for a bit I suppose
Jace Baker
tfw to intelligent for earthly concerns
Ryder Jackson
as per usual
Caleb Carter
YKTD should kill himself for being a degenerate NEET paedophile on the dole who preaches conservatism and right wing values.
As for Hitchens he said it himself, as soon as Hitchens trie dto predict something that wasn't an A or B two choice outcome he got it completely wrong. Why? Because he has built his entire career on supporting one side while predicting the other to win and by careful revisionism he can basically say he was right no matter which side wins (Either he was right with his prediction, or he was on the winning side).
Same thing he's doing right now with whether or not BREXIT will actually go through. He'll be able to make every retard like YKTD believe he was right even if it goes through in it's entirety and we leave the free movement, free market and all the shit that comes with it.
Blake Ross
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Ethan Sullivan
>You are an egg What did he mean by this?
Josiah Morales
wrong thread pal
Camden Lee
>no sperm yet, you're marked for death sonny
Blake Anderson
...
Zachary White
>He was so arse pained that he actually edited a meme directed at him.
Adrian Carter
>60%
t. Tyrone Pablo McWashington
Austin Gray
Default Twitter profile pictures are eggs, it's his shit way of calling out a troll
I think this only applies to his referendum prediction, but even then it's not as bad as you claim, he changed his mind about three weeks prior Grammar schools are a policy for example that he's always supported, thinking that they're definitely going to make a comeback in some shape or form one day, it's not all pessimism, just mostly, which is justified if you're looking at the state of Britain from his point of view
Andrew Watson
He's right you know...
Thomas Collins
A COFFEE A NAAN
Jordan Parker
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Aiden Lewis
Wouldn't be so against globalization if I wasn't so sure the people in charge and benefiting off it are shitcunts who deserve to be hanged
Josiah Evans
We haven't had a Karen edition in so long Lads.
Aaron Campbell
Go to bed lads
Jayden Thompson
this. socialist republic here we come
"globalisation" atm just means letting corporations and banks rampage across the world, with no oversight, the IMF/WTO/WB running the show undemocratically, no consideration for the environment
Robert Howard
good
soon
Oliver Allen
pretty much
globalisation could be a great thing, but it won't be.
Joseph Cooper
>implying
Nolan Gray
Go away you fucking faggot or I will take the gulag out of my purse.
Cameron Edwards
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William Russell
>"globalisation" atm just means letting corporations and banks rampage across the world, with no oversight
Loving Every Laugh
The problem with globalisation is that it pulls us closer and closer into a single internationalist superstate. That oversight that you so crave will lead to the eradication of borders, the destruction of regional cultures, the end of sovereignty and democracy, and the creation of an unstoppable global totalitarian government.
It's no wonder that lefties are so on board with globalism.
Oliver Fisher
It's an absolute shitstorm out there fuck. All the drama's kept me up. How is Brit/pol/ faring?
Jack Allen
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Juan Moore
What are you talking about?
Austin Harris
Alt-right plebbit drama, don't ask
Nicholas Peterson
they're not still sperging out are they? wew lad
Daniel Collins
Drama?
Henry Bailey
This. Where are these faggots coming from?
Adam Diaz
>The problem with globalisation is that it pulls us closer and closer into a single internationalist superstate
Well yeah, that's how capitalism works. A superstate not so much, much a suprastate, where power lies above and beyond national governments.
>That oversight that you so crave will lead to the eradication of borders, the destruction of regional cultures, the end of sovereignty and democracy, and the creation of an unstoppable global totalitarian government.
I favour a decentralised federal system. As for borders, you wouldn't have massive migrations if countries weren't impoverished and bombed to smithereens to sate the greed of the military-industrial complex and oil companies.
If anything it's capitalism which destroys culture. Everything is watered down and mass produced to save time and money. Good, unthinking little workers and consumers.
Jeremiah Williams
World War Wank when?
Caleb Morales
Pestilence is a good band but they are not British.
Samuel Lopez
Most hated current politician?
Evan Perez
Gents I'm noticing a consistent attempt across the world to try to in any way shape or form claw back 2016. There is thus constant "my goodness that could not have happened. No clearly we need a relection"
In particular in the UK. If parliament revokes or over rules Brexit which it can because soverign* but doesn't this set the most hilariously bad precedent for our former colonies and other third world nations if the mother of parliaments decides "lol fuck 52% of the population are morons. Let's just ignore this vote."
Angel Mitchell
>Good, unthinking little workers and consumers. That's communism you're describing there my friend.
Nicholas Foster
Nobody is attacked more constantly or viciously by the Blairite media, he even gives the way Farage was treated when he was actually a threat a run for his money
Mason Butler
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Joshua Fisher
british people can relate to suffering from the traaaaaumaaaaaa, it's relevant
Daniel Brown
>doesn't this set the most hilariously bad precedent for our former colonies and other third world nations. I don't think they give a fuck mate.
Jordan Hall
>where power lies above and beyond national governments. There won't be national governments. The globalists are actively trying to destroy the concept of the nation. There will be a single global government.
>As for borders, you wouldn't have massive migrations if countries weren't impoverished and bombed to smithereens to sate the greed of the military-industrial complex and oil companies. Yeah, Africa was a veritable land of milk and honey before the Western colonists moved in... We wouldn't have mass migration if we didn't offer better a better standard of living that the rest of the world - and the reason that we offer a better standard of living than the rest of the world is because of generations of intelligent hard work.
>If anything it's capitalism which destroys culture. Everything is watered down and mass produced to save time and money. It's capitalism that allows culture to exist in the first place. What's your preferred alternative? An internationalist dictatorship of the proletariat where all thought is tightly controlled so as to prevent anti-egalitarian capitalist pigdog wrongthink? I'm sure that cultures will truly thrive in such conditions...
John Rogers
You take that back
Liam Reyes
I can't tell whether you're role playing or not.
Jonathan Reyes
Sadly you're right. This year has shown me that our government and those who rule over us are fundamentally unfit to do so.
Matthew Long
To develop on this. If parliament does overule the vote, there is also the issue (to my mind anyway) that it breaks another convention (parliament follows referendums). Interestingly dicey actually favoured referendums as a balance on parliament, otherwise all we've got is 2020.
Something really really sticks in my throat about the European Referendum Act 2015 (the thing that said we are having a ref) being voted on with 544 MPs in favour who surely must've had in their contemplation that Brexit might happen (i appreciate this is a legal fiction for many).
I also have it in my head that it would be frankly suicidal for our parliamentary democracy for parliament to attempt to overule Brexit.
Julian Murphy
Lads I have 6 hours to cram about 20 hours worth of coursework for an exam.
whats the best way to do this?
Wyatt Rodriguez
>I also have it in my head that it would be frankly suicidal for our parliamentary democracy for parliament to attempt to overule Brexit. You overestimate people I think The EU has a precedent for having the countries they're trying to influence ignore referenda. Nobody in Ireland, the Netherlands or Norway thinks that their country's governments are lawless jokes for example, despite the EU pissing in their faces
I plan to I just need to know the best way to cram study short term
I have no fucking clue how to do it and I was sick for ages so I couldn't attend the classes.
Adrian Wright
The sad truth to remember is that these politicians don't give a fuck about the people that they serve, they only really care about their post-politics career (which is always extremely lucrative). Blair has amassed a £100m fortune now, for example. They're probably shitting themselves that Merrill Lynch, GlaxoSmithKline and CitiBank won't pay them tens of millions to "give a speech" post-retirement if they actually go through with Brexit.
We're going to get bent over and fucked so that some second-rate twats like Lammy and Khan can have a chance at making it on the after-dinner speech circuit in 30 years time.
Caleb Carter
>And then I told them that Brexit means Brexit
Brayden Powell
Hmm. This is actually rather a good point and might be an interesting tack for my research. The EU has had an interesting habit of doing just that hasn't it? Parliament (I.e. remain HQ) is not the EU but still... I'd like to talk more about this and develop my argument.
Politically and in reality the absolute worst thing for the UK would to crawl back to the EU now.
John Smith
>There won't be national governments. The globalists are actively trying to destroy the concept of the nation. There will be a single global government.
Capitalists (what you call globalists) have no problem with the nation-state. They just want an open market with no regulations. If anything the trend is towards national secessionist movements, but that doesn't matter. It's just dividing up the world into more blocs.
>Yeah, Africa was a veritable land of milk and honey before the Western colonists moved in... Didn't say that. But they were at least self contained and isolated from the dominant system of the day, until the 19th century.
>We wouldn't have mass migration if we didn't offer better a better standard of living that the rest of the world - and the reason that we offer a better standard of living than the rest of the world is because of generations of intelligent hard work. That's one among many reasons and interpretations. The point is that the modern world created by capitalism demands mass migration and facilitates it. It happened internally in early 19th century Britain, now it's global. Immigration has always been a contradiction of capitalism, used for all sorts of reasons depending on the socio-economic factors.
>It's capitalism that allows culture to exist in the first place. Are you suggesting we had no culture prior to the early modern period? Capitalism is only about 350-400 years old.
>What's your preferred alternative? An internationalist dictatorship of the proletariat where all thought is tightly controlled so as to prevent anti-egalitarian capitalist pigdog wrongthink? I'm sure that cultures will truly thrive in such conditions... I've no interest in recreating the Soviet Union. I recognise the world is interconnected but I want a radically decentralised order. Look up Proudhon's mutualism
Adam Fisher
whats with the sudden huge influx of hate towards us bongs? something's not right...
Gabriel Sanchez
>tfw brexit will happen thanks to trump >tfw your nations presidential election matters more for third world nations than their own elections do
Asher Thomas
posting this every night won't make your skin any whiter pablo
Eli Cooper
This too. Another myth constantly paraded around is that it would be some sort of suicide for MPs in Leave-voting constituencies to vote against activating Article 50. Who seriously believes that some Blairite who's held their seat with a 20something% majority for 20 years will vote against their biggest principle just because 51.5% of their constituency wants to leave? It's a fantasy that for some reason assumes that MPs are completely honest and 100% accountable to their constituents and in tune with their needs
Americans are getting mad that Trump is going back on a lot of his promises/disowning nationalists, so they're sort of kicking the dog because we're not leaving the EU either
Evan Jones
posting the 60% meme won't change the fact that you're a vassal state with no sovereignty, nigel
Michael Jackson
>uk government goes against refernedum >tfw trump says he wouldnt trust a government that goes against will of their people >tfw trump says he wouldnt trust the EU if they let their members do this >tfw trump gives middle finger to EU and NATO if they dont force hard brexit
Jordan Ward
Case in point
Jason Martinez
>Americans are getting mad that Trump is going back on a lot of his promises/disowning nationalists, so they're sort of kicking the dog because we're not leaving the EU either dunno why they ever trusted him. a billionaire who has been friends with elites like the Clintons for years
Joshua Sanders
>meme
Jordan Turner
>trump says he wouldnt trust a government that goes against will of their people I really don't think it would be wise of him to talk shit about direct democracy when he lost the popular vote and only won because of anti-democratic (not that this is a bad thing - but still) methods, much like Brexit being wanted in raw numbers but not by the important powers
Hope you're not just LARPing because it would be nice to have a sensible-ish socialist to stir the haggis a little bit His turnaround on Hillary Clinton on election night was a disgrace
Nathan Williams
Scoot with your real/pessimism. Optimism is all I have left.
