Donald Trump, I sought of hope he wins... Options

[je suis Charlie]

What's the alternative? I think a Con / Lib pact as asbout as good as it gets. Corbyn knows his policies are nuts.

But he has the yoof, who will, as we know, grab for anything shiny and noisy.

[Andy Capp]

What's the alternative? I think a Con / Lib pact as asbout as good as it gets. Corbyn knows his policies are nuts.

Yes, we need to make sure JC doesn't get his hands on any matches, but sadly it is the Tories who are insidiously wrecking the near future of this country, a party that could see some difficult times ahead if Brexit is softened or fudged.

[newres]

But he has the yoof, who will, as we know, grab for anything shiny and noisy.

You can talk with your new car.

[je suis Charlie]

You can talk with your new car.

Ah, not so new now. Still planning an upgrade on the boat. So that's nice!

[newres]

Ah, not so new now. Still planning an upgrade on the boat. So that's nice!

The joy of being mortgage free.

[je suis Charlie]

The joy of being mortgage free.

And then some!

[newres]

And then some!

I've no idea how wealthy you are, but you're making yourself look a bit of a knobhead by boasting. Just a friendly bit of advice.

[je suis Charlie]

I've no idea how wealthy you are, but you're making yourself look a bit of a knobhead by boasting. Just a friendly bit of advice.

Just a statement of fact old chap, nothing more.

[SirWilliam]

Once again the heady stratosphere of debating is reduced to the level of of tabloid journalism . Why should the fiscally better off have differing views from the impoverished ? My car was new 20 years and 10 owners ago which is my choice because I do not care what my neighbours think . What is important is how best to further improve our society for all and that can only happen by embracing all political viewpoints : Then chucking out those that are crap .
So come on chaps stop the petty bickering and return to topic .

[je suis Charlie]

Oh momentum, you so silly.

"Police have removed a banner over a bridge in Salford that said “hang the Tories”, as people arriving for the Conservative Party conference reacted with horror and disgust.

The banner included two mannequins in suits hanging from nooses and red flag. Tory MP Mike Fabricant said of the people who hung it: “Those aren’t protestors, they’re fascists.”

[SirWilliam]

Oh momentum, you so silly.

"Police have removed a banner over a bridge in Salford that said “hang the Tories”, as people arriving for the Conservative Party conference reacted with horror and disgust.

The banner included two mannequins in suits hanging from nooses and red flag. Tory MP Mike Fabricant said of the people who hung it: “Those aren’t protestors, they’re fascists.”

" Me thinks they doth protest to much " seems an appropriate observation. Why do we have to label sections of society into handy filing system boxes ? They are not fascists , they are mindless pricks who haven't a clue about the real world . Now had they put forward a viable alternative to our present directive then their cause would be championed by the many . The sad fact is that we are stuck with what we have because the alternative is even less savoury , even without the mindless yob input .

[newres]

Just a statement of fact old chap, nothing more.

If you say so. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt.

[je suis Charlie]

Back to the land of the free for a moment, I really hope they do something about taking the guns out of the hands of Bubba and Darleen. The NRA have an awfull hand in this, personally I wouldn't trust the NRA with anything more frightening than a piece of damp string. Wouldn't trust good old Charlton with that!

[Andy Capp]

Once again the heady stratosphere of debating is reduced to the level of of tabloid journalism . Why should the fiscally better off have differing views from the impoverished ?

One has more to lose; one has more to gain ... for a while.

[The Hatter]

" Me thinks they doth protest to much " seems an appropriate observation. Why do we have to label sections of society into handy filing system boxes ? They are not fascists , they are mindless pricks who haven't a clue about the real world . Now had they put forward a viable alternative to our present directive then their cause would be championed by the many . The sad fact is that we are stuck with what we have because the alternative is even less savoury , even without the mindless yob input .

If you believe that everything is being taken away from you and anyone who comes up with a few ideas is simply shouted down in an unpleasant way what have you got left? Someone on the radio said those who did this are following thr Project Fear lead.

[je suis Charlie]

JRM Vs momentum,

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/10/02...s-conservative/

Laugh?? I did!

[newres]

JRM Vs momentum,

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/10/02...s-conservative/

Laugh?? I did!

On the main point about employment, the protester is correct. Many people are self employed or on zero hour contracts. A proper comparison is not really possible with the 1970s. If he does become Tory leader the next election will be interesting. He's really little more than an eccentric - much like Boris Johnson. Although to be fair to JRM, he does at least stand for something.

[je suis Charlie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9bboue6EUg

The unflappable meets the shouty left.

priceless!!

[newres]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9bboue6EUg

The unflappable meets the shouty left.

priceless!!

Difficult though isn't it? I don't think anyone could seriously argue that the current government is working hard to get people out of poverty which is what he's saying. Even Tory MPs accept that the universal benefit is putting people further into poverty. An aristocratic air and a public school unflappability doesn't really amount to winning the argument - not that the other guy was brilliant.

[je suis Charlie]

Difficult though isn't it? I don't think anyone could seriously argue that the current government is working hard to get people out of poverty which is what he's saying. Even Tory MPs accept that the universal benefit is putting people further into poverty. An aristocratic air and a public school unflappability doesn't really amount to winning the argument - not that the other guy was brilliant.

Indeed, however, Mr enough should perhaps of been slightly more cogent. As it was it just turned out to be another illustration of the paucity of good argument from the lefty yoof.