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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"There is a prima facie case for saying Cameron and Corbyn are somewhat different?"
We're fascinated to hear this case. From where we sit they are both on the same side. Both are prepared to lie and cheat and swindle in order to protect the interests of capital, and unless your case is predicated upon the idea that one is prime min...We can't even write that phrase...and one isn't, we'd love to hear your case? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"is this a new series of Celebrity Death Match?"
If MP's were pitted in a fight to the death to impress the electorate that would be one way of getting everyone more involved and invested in politics. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wouldn't Corbyn want to negotiate first?"
I reckon given the chance Corbyn would want to swiftly end Cameron. Imagine that on live TV instead of a debate...
I kid obviously |
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"is this a new series of Celebrity Death Match?
If MP's were pitted in a fight to the death to impress the electorate that would be one way of getting everyone more involved and invested in politics."
PLACE YOUR BETS NOW!
BANZAI!!!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"is this a new series of Celebrity Death Match?
If MP's were pitted in a fight to the death to impress the electorate that would be one way of getting everyone more involved and invested in politics.
PLACE YOUR BETS NOW!
BANZAI!!!
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Who would win Farage or Cameron? |
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Like it or not CaMoron an CorBin are both the same.
They are slippery devious politicians that have managed to climb to the very top of the political pole.
They both serve and service their paymasters at the maximum cost of others without causing a revolution by the masses (that's us), and anyone who thinks different is deluding themselves.
This is my opinion of course, others may have different views...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I've been to two Owen Jones' talks and the amount of people there is staggering. It's not just protest types either, it's middle class people too. This is in London though. I've never known people to start talking so openly about politics as they do these days. I really think the political landscape is changing. Especially the young twenty something's. They don't read papers they read independent blogs and things like the Huffington post. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Parliament is a nest of Viper's,always as been,and always will be,no matter which party is in power"
Nah Corbyn is different. He is still hammering Cameron, his attitude is forcing the media to cover stories that would've been pushed online before.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"is this a new series of Celebrity Death Match?
If MP's were pitted in a fight to the death to impress the electorate that would be one way of getting everyone more involved and invested in politics.
PLACE YOUR BETS NOW!
BANZAI!!!
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I'm with Putin. Good "luck", comrades! |
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