Better than totalitarian governments

So by comparison, yes they have a good track record

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Do you not consider the UK totalitarian yet?

As someone who lives here, absolutely not <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898> <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898> <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

So you've had a real choice of government?

Not a fake one like the one Sargon's been describing for years

We're literally about to have an election

The exact opposite of totalitarian

Yet another fake election the way I see it

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What makes this one different?

How the fuck do you have fake elections

Uh

By pretending you have a choice

We fucking always have a choice <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

Catch 22 is a choice?

Whatever dude honestly, it's clear you have no real interest in this beyond whatever notion of Britain you already have

I mean I can't read minds, glad you can

Rape is good

I wouldn’t rape someone cause I’m not good

fake election????

lol

the election where voting intention shows the bad and totalitarian parties getting yeeted

fuck labour, fuck libdems

Americans probaby get sick of us talking about their politics too, Jack, even though we probably know more about it than they do

I don’t go into us_pol saying they should all rise up and revolt

apparently more houses in the private sector were built under labour... but more social housing was built under tories... how odd

https://residentiallandlord.com/conservatives-supply-more-housing-association-property/

Switcheroo

@Mikey you gotta buy now... you too Jack https://www.ardrossanherald.com/news/18033209.north-set-out-perform-south-house-price-growth-next-five-years/

in the next 5 years "In Scotland and the North East of England, house prices are expected to jump by nearly a fifth (19.9%)"

My mum is wanting to get into the property market tbh

She's been wanting to get into the rental shit for a few years too.

well.. youre running out of time

dont wait till mid 30's like me.. sitting around thinking "man if only I bought years ago"

I just don't have the income for a house

you think I can afford to buy down here? you gotta just take the leap 😦

Here are Savills’ five-year growth forecasts for house prices and the average house price predicted by 2024:

– Britain, 15.3%, £266,000
– North West, 24.0%, £210,000
– Yorkshire and the Humber, 21.6%, £200,000
– Scotland, 19.9%, £180,000
– North East, 19.9%, £157,000
– West Midlands, 18.2%, £242,000
– East Midlands, 18.2%, £229,000
– Wales, 18.1%, £195,000
– South West, 13.1%, £289,000
– South East, 10.9%, £357,000
– East, 10.9%, £323,000
– London, 4.0%, £480,000

The leap with my grand of savings and £900 a month income

thats more than enough