[deleted] Millsy What a lovely bloke… women were the “sponging gender” and should be “deprived of health care”.
Along_the_Wire Stumbled across this excellent resource: https://x.com/reformexposed?s=21&t=4t1T72YZyvLgboIqDKnzPg
Smallman1 Amps is going to be absolutely FEWMIN - https://amp-theguardian-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/jun/17/boss-us-firm-uk-covid-contracts-accused-squandering-millions-on-jets-properties
hugopal ehitach2 Her husband is the Tory campaign director and he’s gone off on leave. No doubt he’s about to retire on her humongous gambling winnings. /sarcasm
[deleted] Met an old neighbour this week, he couldn’t wait to tell me how it was the people in dinghies who had broken the NHS. I bit my lip and changed the subject. This election might be closer than we think.
[deleted] Millsy Yeah, wasn’t about to get into it in Sainsbury’s car park, but point taken. As far as I know, he’s been of those opinions for a long time, I shudder at the thought of how long it would take to change his mind.
Dubman Met a guy in a printing company last week who’s in his mid 50’s and never voted in his whole life. Had a brief conversation regarding Brexit and he said if he’d had voted it would have been to remain. It’s people like that who moan about things but feel every party is the same. I personally think it should be compulsory to vote at every election.
Millsy [deleted] a swift roundhouse to the breadbox and a ‘ good day to you sir’ would’ve sufficed mate.
