when watching that andrew neil interview last night... be honest... when you saw it from a certain angle... who thought of that anti-semetic jewish trope picture of the jew hunched rubbing its hands...? no? .. just me? ... ahhh sht

Didn't watch it, Wacka, no TV license

Neither do I.

get a license scrub

I can't pay for that shite.

Fuck that

watch it on iplayer

TV is cancer

Nah, man.

iplayer needs a tv license

If i cared, i'd watch it on Youtube

just say "yes I hab one"

Newsflash: I don't care

I'll watch Netlfix, amazon prime and all the good stuff being made privately, while they butcher things like Doctor Who.

The only reason I would pay for a TV license was if they made decent programs these days.

I can get news anywhere.

I hope Priti Patel makes the TV licence a sub service like Netflix. It'll kill the BBC

I hope Priti Patel is allowed to go absolutely balls to the wall crazy. She'd be merciless.

I hope she does, but she needs to stop sounding tough, and start acting tough on principle

But the labour crowd couldn't argue, because she can throw the BAME card at them.

Well, apparently she's being held back by the Cabinet 😛

Rather than frothing and wanting to hang people, she shoudl go after vague laws, faggot laws, laws that treat different groups differently, and decriminalise drugs and legalise and tax pot already

Personally I'd like a review of our legal code and replace all laws that use gendered language or refer to acts only one gender could make and make it universal. Like rape for example. And then the legal code would truly be applicable to all people fairly and evenly.

Legalising pot will shrink the gang crime issue

Legalise and regulate weed.

As well as improve health and provide a couple of billion to the exchequer

Give it industry standards. Taxable.

There's no excuse now they have roadside drug tests

Worked well for Amsterdam.

-literally- no excuse

only fucking boomer tories

I've been to Amsterdam and was offered cocaine in the middle of the day by the politest dealer I could imagine. Who then apologised for the impropriety of asking me in front of my family as we were walking by the opera house.

He knows his market

It was the strangest experience I could imagine.

Decriminalizing substances like that I think really changes people.

One of the worst experiences was finding spent needles in the car park behind where I work

Right outside the back door of where I used to work

That's grim.

If decriminalisation fixes that, then it can only be a good thing

Also I just don't think Tories appreciate how fucked up someone is, and how difficult their life already is if they're hooked on hard drugs

I think it removes shame. Or guilt. Either one. But it changes how people behave, where things happen.