Freedom Town: Aesthetic and Recreational Lawn Alternative
- Thread starter BASEDVATO
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Now we have unprecedented political instability at a crucial moment, simply because young people wanted everything for free and paid too much attention to the worthless opinions of vacuous celebrities.
This election brought out the worst in the left. So-called 'tactical voting' (invalidating the role of an MP), politicisation of terror attacks, Tories labelled murderers for making necessary cuts to the NHS and police, the burning of newspapers with differing opinions, so-called "artists" getting shut down by the electoral commission after attempting to bribe voters, and public displays of political ineptitude (e.g. prominent arguments that the national debt rose under the Tories).
I suppose there's a chance of a coalition with the Northern Irish unionists, if they're willing to work with the Tories, though Brexit would obviously be softened. Either that, or a minority government and a probable second election this year.
This election brought out the worst in the left. So-called 'tactical voting' (invalidating the role of an MP), politicisation of terror attacks, Tories labelled murderers for making necessary cuts to the NHS and police, the burning of newspapers with differing opinions, so-called "artists" getting shut down by the electoral commission after attempting to bribe voters, and public displays of political ineptitude (e.g. prominent arguments that the national debt rose under the Tories).
I suppose there's a chance of a coalition with the Northern Irish unionists, if they're willing to work with the Tories, though Brexit would obviously be softened. Either that, or a minority government and a probable second election this year.
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NotAllThere and NotAllThere
I knew this election wouldn't go brilliantly, but one could argue that it was inevitable after Brexit.
The same lefties who kept trying to undermine May by claiming that she was unelected spent the entire campaign trying to undermine May by claiming that she lied when she initially tried to avoid calling an election.
I suppose it's like the constant complaints about catchphrases (i.e. strong and stable) while constantly repeating catchphrases (i.e. for the many not the few).
One might term that cognitive dissonance.
The same lefties who kept trying to undermine May by claiming that she was unelected spent the entire campaign trying to undermine May by claiming that she lied when she initially tried to avoid calling an election.
I suppose it's like the constant complaints about catchphrases (i.e. strong and stable) while constantly repeating catchphrases (i.e. for the many not the few).
One might term that cognitive dissonance.