[Malcolm Armsteen]

He's an ex police inspector. Labour probably thought they had another Dan Jarvis (background few Labour MPs have, but perfectly mainstream). They've got another Eric Adams.

Man's a cunt.

[The Weeping Angel]

I suppose it makes a change from his obsession with rats.

[davidjay]

Emigration can be as high as a million some years so we can easily process backlogged asylum applicants making up less than 10 percent of the Ins.
Will that satisfy the voters Mr Hinder has in mind?

What's this obsession with them being shacked up in grubby hotels for an undefined period as some cushy number? Sounds fucking awful.

It is, and if they're not in closely-supervised hotels, which are usually away from other residential buildings, where does he propose they live?

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Emigration can be as high as a million some years so we can easily process backlogged asylum applicants making up less than 10 percent of the Ins.
Will that satisfy the voters Mr Hinder has in mind?

What's this obsession with them being shacked up in grubby hotels for an undefined period as some cushy number? Sounds fucking awful.

It is, and if they're not in closely-supervised hotels, which are usually away from other residential buildings, where does he propose they live?

Tents?

[davidjay]

Emigration can be as high as a million some years so we can easily process backlogged asylum applicants making up less than 10 percent of the Ins.
Will that satisfy the voters Mr Hinder has in mind?

What's this obsession with them being shacked up in grubby hotels for an undefined period as some cushy number? Sounds fucking awful.

It is, and if they're not in closely-supervised hotels, which are usually away from other residential buildings, where does he propose they live?

Tents?

Luxury. But on a serious note, that's just what many would suggest.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

It's already been suggested by Reform - Andrea Jenkunt.

[Youngian]

I'm about to have plant based food for my tea. The "chicken" is fine, struggle a bit with the burger substitute at the moment.

Found a yummy veggie burger in Morrisons but some are awful. Heard the McD ones are good. Was originally just going to abstain from fatty red meat but lean meat is no better at soaking up flavour than plant based proteins. Washing up has become significantly easier as well without dripping fat everywhere.

[Yug]

Emigration can be as high as a million some years so we can easily process backlogged asylum applicants making up less than 10 percent of the Ins.
Will that satisfy the voters Mr Hinder has in mind?

What's this obsession with them being shacked up in grubby hotels for an undefined period as some cushy number? Sounds fucking awful.

It is, and if they're not in closely-supervised hotels, which are usually away from other residential buildings, where does he propose they live?

Rwanda?

[kreuzberger]

Again, it is their pig-ignorant fuckwittery that underpins and reinforces everything that they believe. Doubtless, they hear the word "hotel" and think "posh". These are perceived levels way above their everyday lives (juicing up the resentment), and they jealously imagine all-you-can-eat buffets with entertainers and a bouncy castle for the kids.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Famously posh hotels are all trying to move into the asylum seeker business.

[kreuzberger]

Famously posh hotels are all trying to move into the asylum seeker business.

Aye, sure they all are. Does the Savoy send a delegation to Dover with a welcoming kedgeree breakfast and a Verve Cliquot stiffener to take the edge off last night?

[RedSparrows]

It's curious that somewhere deep down there's still the tacit link of 'hotel' and 'fancy'.

Everyone has stayed in a place called a hotel and either left the same night or demanded a refund.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

I once stayed in the Novotel in Gateshead, and the Wetherspoons in Birmingham...

[Killer Whale]

I have to travel reasonably regularly for work. We have a policy of always using the cheapest possible chain hotel. They are shit, with TraveLodge almost unbearable, but I don't mind too much because I'm concentrating on work and it's only a couple of nights.
Some people have to live in these awful places for months on end.
And still they're too good in the opinion of some spiteful cunts.
Cunts.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

[davidjay]

I have to travel reasonably regularly for work. We have a policy of always using the cheapest possible chain hotel. They are shit, with TraveLodge almost unbearable, but I don't mind too much because I'm concentrating on work and it's only a couple of nights.
Some people have to live in these awful places for months on end.
And still they're too good in the opinion of some spiteful cunts.
Cunts.

Travelodge are perfectly fine if all you want is a bed, a shower and somewhere to hang your clothes for a night or two. Few have any sort of communal rooms or facilities better than a vending machine, yet we expect whole families to live semi-permanently in them.

[Youngian]

You know what you're getting with a budget franchise hotel like Travelodge otherwise hotels are a big risk that they're a nightmare in one way or other. A decent quality tent in a field might be a preferable option.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Ibis are good, in my experience.

[davidjay]

It's curious that somewhere deep down there's still the tacit link of 'hotel' and 'fancy'.

Most Reformers are simple folk at heart (and elsewhere). The only times they ever set foot in a hotel is on holiday or every few years when a distant relative gets married somewhere posh and they're invited to the night do.

[Tubby Isaacs]

It was either Travelodge or Premier Inn that we stayed in during the summer holiday once. Unbearably hot, no sleep at all. To be fair, they did refund the entire amount very promptly, but we couldn't have done a proper day's work.