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By Yug
#44171
RedSparrows wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 9:50 am ...he's jumping up on stage in front of a crowd of half asleep and terminally deranged punters crying 'encore!!!'
Conservative Party Conference!
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By Youngian
#44176
This week, Matt’s stuck in the Bible Belt with Miriam Cates for a war on working woke mums. Dad, gran, uncle would also love to hang with the little ones instead of working a shit boring job just like mum. Life’s not all beer and skittles, Matt.
By MisterMuncher
#44178
The current rumblings in the US right wing undercurrent are towards an end of "no fault" divorce, and I give it 12 months till that becomes a taking point amongst the stunningly brave Torygraph Commentariat. This is merely the first sneeze.
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By Andy McDandy
#44179
Miriam Cates. Somewhere, a WH Smith is missing a team leader.
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By Watchman
#44188
If they stay at home, how will they be earning to pay tax?
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By Andy McDandy
#44191
They all work as childminders for someone else's kids.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#44192
Why is Miriam Cates an MP instead of being a "stay at home mum"? She has 3 kids, I see. If that's too much of an ad hominem, can she produce a budget for this proposal? Heck, maybe she can produce a household budget for a working family in her constituency. Wouldn't this just be a freebie to the very well off who could afford to forgo one of them working?

Hopefully Cates is fucked at the next election, and will be free to fly out and join Douglas Carswell in Mississippi.
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By Yug
#44193
Well done Tubby for spotting the important part of the suggestion
Wouldn't this just be a freebie to the very well off who could afford to forgo one of them working?
This is, of course, the natural way of the Tory. Tax cuts for those who need them the least.
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By Youngian
#44194
England’s moral majority politics were as pathetically dismal as its sex comedies and they occupy the same space in the imagination. Miriam Cates is like Robin Asquith turning up with a chamois leather covering his cock. The fact that Matt and Miriam were followers of Boris Johnson only adds to the traditional ridiculousness of English moral majority attempts.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#44196
MisterMuncher wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 11:22 am The current rumblings in the US right wing undercurrent are towards an end of "no fault" divorce, and I give it 12 months till that becomes a taking point amongst the stunningly brave Torygraph Commentariat. This is merely the first sneeze.
I might be misremembering but I think I can recall the Charles Moore right giving John Major a hard time on no fault divorces.

Can anyone confirm?
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By Tubby Isaacs
#44197
Youngian wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 4:07 pm England’s moral majority politics were as pathetically dismal as its sex comedies and they occupy the same space in the imagination. Miriam Cates is like Robin Asquith turning up with a chamois leather covering his cock. The fact that Matt and Miriam were followers of Boris Johnson only adds to the traditional ridiculousness of English moral majority attempts.
See also the US, where these people line up behind Donald Trump. Though at least Trump did appoint the sort of judges they wanted. What's Bozo done to earn their support?
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By Tubby Isaacs
#44365
I wish it had, Matt. More attention would have been paid to working conditions, the environment, regional development.

The slight problem is that the left were in power for far less of that time than the right. What's Kemi Badenoch in Switzerland for, right now? Is that globalisation?

"Urban graduates". Those bastards.

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By Watchman
#44369
We don’t need experts telling us what to think!……sorry, what’s that, Professor?
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By Spoonman
#44372
Tubby Isaacs wrote: Tue May 16, 2023 2:00 pm What's Kemi Badenoch in Switzerland for, right now? Is that globalisation?
"Globalisation" in their worldview is a codeword/dog whistle for any interaction with foreigners that they don't like. Fantasy trade deals (where Britain has the upper hand and everyone else swoons over us) are good, most other stuff is bad. Some more sinister elements also associate it with (((DA JOOZ)))).

As for "the left" over the past 50 years, remind them again whom the longest serving PM of that era has been?
By Youngian
#44374
If he’s against the internationalisation of politics, what will Matt do to combat ‘hyperglobalisation?’ Or even tell us what it is, too much foreign stuff on Netflix for all I know.
By RedSparrows
#44377
Who the fuck buys the idea that 'the left' has been behind globalisation?

Where do these morons come from?!

Their simple inability to understand socialist thought, and their hyper-fixation on liberalism-as-identity-politics, should disqualify them from being taken seriously on anything.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#44383
Youngian wrote: Tue May 16, 2023 2:58 pm If he’s against the internationalisation of politics, what will Matt do to combat ‘hyperglobalisation?’ Or even tell us what it is, too much foreign stuff on Netflix for all I know.
Apparently you have to "read the book" to find out.

Probably at least 2 pages of regurgitated Bennery in it.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#44388
tHEY onLY care about qUeers and bLAcks.

(The other he seemed to be making out that Robert Webb had a lot of status).

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