you say it's universally good, i'm saying it's not

It's was terrible socialist government

Why do you think it followed 20yrs of Tories :p

that's all very well, but the existance of one bad thing doesn't remove the existance of other bad things

They cut people power for weeks... No one had a job ... Everything was fckd

everything is still fckd

and it's getting more fckd

I love the Labtard tribalism against the Tories they are like Orkz from Warhammer.

fckdness probably hit it's low point in the early 2000s

it's been downhill all the way since

Hard disagree

can't see how

based on what metric?

I started a business in 2005 and ran it for 5yrs... Best times

not an argument

It wouldn't have even been possible in 2000

still not an argument

you couldn't have started a software development company in 1880

anyway, bedtime

i'm so glad we've managed to solve absolutely nothing

kind vindicates my position, really

Not with no startup and ran for 5yrs

I'm saying change happens

And it's for the better

There are always issues that need ironing out however

https://www.facebook.com/SKWAWKBOX/videos/2443945055871431/

blah

Tory fault people homeless

so dumb.

If a tree falls and theres no sound would a Labtard still blame a Tory?

http://archive.is/7PEwm

Britain to introduce bill to end automatic EU fishing rights in UK waters

gucchi

Damn politics that makes sense I’m in physical pain

https://twitter.com/SocialM85897394/status/1222411227655217159

Hay guys, anyone with Sargon's ear might want to suggest he does a small vid regards to the Jan #1 single s charts. Remoners are trying to get the EU national anthem to #1 and so we should make sure its "17 million fuck offs" by Dominic Frisby

We are currently at #1 best sellers on Amazon music ;)

https://twitter.com/tesssummers98/status/1222409664526278661

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/jan/27/coronavirus-panic-uk-hostile-environment-east-asians

Workplace pensions were a scheme concocted by government and big business in order to 1. move the cost of providing pensions off the state and on to the individual, and 2. use force of law to prop up the stock market for the benefit of big corporations.

After all, who in their right mind, if they had any reasonable choice, would pay in £350 a month for 30 years to receive only £250 a month back for 14 years in return

Change my mind