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JonnyF

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  1. The politics of resentment and jealousy. Not everyone wishing to opt out of the woeful and often dangerous comprehensive school system is rich. Many parents sacrifice a lot to provide this for their children. Now, the state will have to pay for their children's education, assuming there is a school space available for them in the area they live. A ridiculous policy.
  2. Well they have to live somewhere. More demand, less supply = higher prices. But don't worry, Labour have also reduced the threshold for stamp duty for first time buyers by 150,000 pounds, making it even more difficult for them to get on the ladder.
  3. I would have thought they had done enough damage to students by removing the VAT exemption on independent schools, which will disrupt many children's education and put further strain on state funded schools as parents move their children to state schools since they can no longer afford to pay for their schooling. They don't think anything through. Totally incompetent.
  4. You think these people who cannot afford to pay rent can afford to buy homes? House prices are astronomical in the UK. Largely due to a massive supply and demand issue caused by the influx of huge numbers of immigrants. What they are doing is removing much needed assistance for low income indigenous people and handing it out to (often illegal) immigrants. Once again, betraying the British people, especially poor ones.
  5. Certainly unfortunate for the bad guys (Palestine, Iran, Starmer, Lammy etc.).
  6. I think the swing states are of greater significance. Trump ahead in 5 out of 7. Some by quite a margin. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj4x71znwxdo
  7. There will only be widespread rioting if Trump wins. The #bekind mask of the left is quick to slip when they don't get their own way, especially the BLM/Antifa types. Unfortunately for citizens in these areas, Trump WILL win.
  8. They can both be annoying (Harris more so), but at least the country will prosper under Trump and people will be able to afford their groceries again. Unlike under Harris where people will be skint, censored, subject to mass illegal immigration and lectures on DEI and critical race theory. Plus that grating voice and inane cackle. At least Trump is funny (albeit not always intentionally). I don't see it being close anyway. Trump is leading in the polls in most swing states and most polls underestimate Republican support.
  9. To be fair, we are much more accepting than most Asian countries. Most Thais would say a farang could never really be Thai. They would never approve of a farang PM. Same as Japan, Korea, China etc. I wonder how most Nigerians would feel about a white PM, born in Nigeria to parents who immigrated from Europe a few years before their birth. I do find it deeply ironic that we are at the same time the most accepting/welcoming of other nationalities/races and also the most critical of ourselves in that regard. The only conclusion I can reach is that it's due to either ignorance of how the rest of the world works or simply white guilt.
  10. Maybe you haven't been for a Saturday night out in Newcastle? 😄 If only we applied the same logic to our home countries instead of bending over backwards to accomodate everyone and losing our own culture in the process.
  11. Do they really want it though? Seems like they do when it benefits them. When the boat starts sinking it's still Women and children first. Didn't see too many screaming for the same pension age as men either. A "level playing field" in sports really wouldn't end well for them. They need their own category so it can be competitive (same as weight classes in boxing or age classes in youth sports). So that's how it should be. Men in lipstick need not apply.
  12. When the MSM is so politicized/biased and often inaccurate at best or downright dishonest at worst, it's perfectly normal for people to seek other sources for their news. Sometimes that leads to "conspiracy theories" which now basically means questioning those mainstream narratives. Sometimes these theories prove to be correct and sometimes they do not. The prudent thing to do in such an environment is to keep an open mind. Plenty of things on social media go against the mainstream narrative and even government announcements and then turn out to be the truth. One recent example, that the Southport child killer was a Muslim extremist. That was ridiculed as a "conspiracy theory" that was denounced by many as false, and later turned out to be true.
  13. After freezing pensioners they've now gone after low income renters. Labour, the compassionate party looking after the needy 😄. I guess Starmer doesn't need to worry as he gets 18 million pound houses to live in rent free from his mate Lord Ali. Plus the free clothes, concert tickets etc. He's really making hay while the sun shines. I wonder who is next on Labour's hitlist? Perhaps the disabled?
  14. Butler is a horrible racist (as is her fellow Labour chum Rupa Huq). You only have to read Butler's recent poem about black superiority to realize this. The left as always, being exactly what they you accuse you of.
  15. Of course he isn't sure. He calls people who wanted her to be the leader and are glad they won racist, and then he declares she is a Muslim. The guy hasn't got a clue 😄.
  16. Actually she isn't, but please take your race baiting and Islamaphobia elsewhere. https://anglicanmainstream.org/the-faith-of-new-conservative-leader-kemi-badenoch/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-faith-of-new-conservative-leader-kemi-badenoch
  17. Clearly it is to you. Please take your racism elsewhere.
  18. Not in Starmer's Britain, where even the home office calls them criminals before a trial.
  19. This poster doesn't need to. Doesn't watch videos other people post either. The Guardian tells them what to think about every issue. Thus, watching videos that reveal the truth can cause them cognitive dissonance.
  20. I don't think the BLM/Antifa types really need much encouragement to loot/riot. All they need is for individuals from minority groups to be held accountable for their actions. That seems to set them off.
  21. It is a matter of proven fact that many so called "conspiracy theories" later turn out to be true. Of course, labelling inconvenient truths a "conspiracy theory" is a tactic commonly used by gaslighting leftists, especially when someone calls out their political lawfare. https://history.howstuffworks.com/history-vs-myth/11-unbelievable-conspiracy-theories-that-were-actually-true.htm
  22. Doesn't add up. 424,000 annually for 7 years is about 3 million. Maybe she wasn't in every episode? I only watched half of one and that was enough for me so I wouldn't know. She probably got a few thousand for being the BJ girl in Beverly Hills 90210 as well. 😆 Don't forget opening the suitcase on Deal or No Deal. Few hundred bucks for that. Of that 3 million she'd have been taxed almost half and probably spent the rest on designer clothes, plastic surgery and transport as she hunted her prey across multiple continents. She's D list. And that is chump change compared to Harry's wealth. She thought he had a lot more though.
  23. I can't stand the bloke, but it seems very clear that the passion the Met Police are showing in this case is due to his political views and the content on his YouTube channel.
  24. Yeah, and look what happened. The squad is the problem IMO. Not the manager. They've got players bought by about 5 different managers all of whom had a different style of play (or in the case of Ten Hag - no style of play). Bang average players with a suspect mentality on huge wages. Even someone like Pep would need 5 years and half a billion to turn it around. I guess you could get a crop of youngsters come through like the Neville, Beckham, Scholes, Giggs era but I think that is doubtful and the league is much more competitive now than it was then. Plus I don't think Ineos or the Glazers really know what they are doing. I wish Amorim all the best, I think the Premier League is a better place with a decent United side in it.
  25. Clearly comprehension is not your strong point.
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