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I don't think the young actually think that in reality. See here from another survey. As Anthony Wells says, what they're agreeing with here is "stong leader" not the rules/Parliament/election bit.

I think that's what I said.

Excuse my ignorance but what does Blue Labour mean?

Left on economics, right on culture, basically. Maurice Glasman is the main theorist on it, and I assume that he covers both properly.

Paul Embery is basically the every day face of it. He spends rather more time on the culture than the economics.

Thanks.

What sort of goon would wade in behind Sunak? Oh.

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 6:31 pm What sort of goon would wade in behind Sunak? Oh.

The comments supporting him are just vile. When you have friends like those you should wonder about your opinions.

And about the same as the emergent Tory line. Who'd a thunk it?

Paul is back with one of his silly comparisons. Did anyone really say you can't talk about failures in the asylum system? I did see people objecting to the idea that this was typical asylum seeker behaviour.

Yeah, we must have dreamed when they turned up and kicked off at the Cenotaph and outside the hotel with asylum seekers in.

More from Paul. Opponents of democracy who operated by... trying to win an election and holding another referendum.

davidjay wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 11:37 pm

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 6:31 pm What sort of goon would wade in behind Sunak? Oh.

The comments supporting him are just vile. When you have friends like those you should wonder about your opinions.

As with Frankie Boyle’s recent tweet about the word ‘Islamist’ I have resigned myself to the fact that whenever the phrase ‘gender ideology’ occurs it’s almost always being deployed by a tediously bigoted arsehole.

Irregular verb-

I have consistency
You have ideology

Funny he's still doing this rubbish, isn't it? You'd think he'd be on to the benefits of Brexit by now.

They got Brexit done and he’s still not happy

What did Paul want? To use one of your phrases I remember, trabant factories at Sunderland?

Or were "black care assistants" also on the ballot?

Paul's been doing some thinking.

Where do you start? I won't even bother. Tice was trying on the absurd NI analogy and we'll probably hear it again from the foreign affairs expert MP for Islington North.

One of the numerous tragedies of the war will be a similar impact on cross-group families, loyalties and allegiances.

Otherwise, use your fucking brain, jesus.