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Looks like it is going down well. Another high profile resignation.

How is there no one better that Patel for such an important job? Absolute shambles.

  • Amps replied to this.

    Hursty He’s clinging on to what is left of his shambles, soon to be shambleless, and probably out of a job.

    Taking this purely objectively, and as somebody who despises the current Conservative Party, I think the Patel case is over-the-top.

    This isn’t bullying. Bullying is pushing the work experience kid in the fountain outside work every day. This is giving bollockings to senior civil servants who in many cases get paid upwards of £60,000 a year (I expect) and are expected to perform in high-pressure, high-stakes situations.

      bosstrabs In the context of the workplace, bullying is repeatedly singling the same person out for criticism and verbal abuse, typically in front of others. This isn’t a case of that for me.

      bosstrabs most wouldn’t get out of bed for that kind of wedge. Let alone to sit at your desk while that axe wound Patel mithers the face off you.

      I was including any lower ranking ones she might have bollocked too there.

      Median income in the UK is actually £29,000.

        bosstrabs Median income in the UK is actually £29,000.

        Thays only 1k off paying for an extension

          Oven ready, best deal, we hold all the cards…

          That was great. Liz Truss. Is. A. Disgrace.

            Millsy Is. A. Disgrace.

            Every last one of them. It’s not a government, just the Eton cabal. Enemy of the people the lot of them.

            How long before we are trying to get back into Europe? A decade? Less? I reckon we will all still be on here to see it.

            • C_J replied to this.
              5 days later

              Amps that’s actually a really interesting and intelligent question in my opinion. Something I am many other people have been thinking about quite a lot.

              you could break it down like this. Say there are three possibilities. Reintegration, peaceful separation, further disintegration.

              I reckon peaceful separation has got to be at least a 7 out of ten shot over a ten year horizon. 2/10 for further disintegration and 10% chance of reintegration.

              I’m not trying to deny there will be significant downsides, in the short term especially, but over the medium to long term it’s really hard to say what the optimal configuration would look like. I see a lot of advantages for all stakeholders (consumers, producers, entrepreneurs) in having the UK outside of the EU.

              This is not some sort of ideological position. I’m not massively anti EU and was a reluctant remainer. I’m a Green tory if such a thing exists. small t, big p as I tell the ladies.

              I just think it is often for the greater good to not have huge economic and legislative power concentrated in the hands of a small number of people. In fact, there’s not much I feel more sure about than that.

              • Amps replied to this.

                C_J I’m not trying to deny there will be significant downsides, in the short term especially, but over the medium to long term it’s really hard to say what the optimal configuration would look like.

                Do you not think that due to all the short term significant downsides, there will be a lot of poor people keen to go back to ‘how it was’ and as such we will be looking to go back sooner rather than later?

                C_J I just think it is often for the greater good to not have huge economic and legislative power concentrated in the hands of a small number of people.

                Yeah, me too! Thats exactly how I feel about the Tory party / posh southerners who couldn’t give cunting fuck about the North. It was always nice to have them, and anyone else in Downing Street, with a European leash on them. Pity that has now gone.

                • C_J replied to this.