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Why do people feel the need to pick a favourite Tory? Any justice will see them all hanged for their role in perpetuating austerity and the needless deaths of hundreds of thousands of people.

Because many people vaguely interested in politics are balanced and reasonable, and not prone to over-reactions and glib generalisations.

We live in a pluralist society and ideas are often nuanced. My old dad is a card-carrying communist and yet we're inviting the local Tory MP to his 80th birthday party next week (they worked together to provide funding for a community project and have a shared interest in Burns).
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35 minutes ago, pandarilla said:


Because many people vaguely interested in politics are balanced and reasonable, and not prone to over-reactions and glib generalisations.

We live in a pluralist society and ideas are often nuanced. My old dad is a card-carrying communist and yet we're inviting the local Tory MP to his 80th birthday party next week (they worked together to provide funding for a community project and have a shared interest in Burns).

Your attempts at being reasonable really piss me off.

 

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Rory Stewart is the Prime Minister for the sort of people who travelled to America to campaign for Hillary Clinton. 
Probably them too, but surely any right minded and sensible pardon would choose him over the other candidates in the race?

(I'm not having any of the "aye but Boris will bring independence sooner" shit. There are loads of unknown and unintended consequences but who is the best choice for prime minister?)
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2 minutes ago, pandarilla said:

Probably them too, but surely any right minded and sensible pardon would choose him over the other candidates in the race?

(I'm not having any of the "aye but Boris will bring independence sooner" shit. There are loads of unknown and unintended consequences but who is the best choice for prime minister?)

“Right minded and sensible”.  Then it’s good that this will be decided by about 120,000 Tory Party members.

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53 minutes ago, pandarilla said:


Because many people vaguely interested in politics are balanced and reasonable, and not prone to over-reactions and glib generalisations.

We live in a pluralist society and ideas are often nuanced. My old dad is a card-carrying communist and yet we're inviting the local Tory MP to his 80th birthday party next week (they worked together to provide funding for a community project and have a shared interest in Burns).

 

Jimmy Reid, surely one of Scotland's greatest ever sons, was also a communist party member and lover of Burns.

He died in 2010. I still miss him.

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Jimmy Reid, surely one of Scotland's greatest ever sons, was also a communist party member and lover of Burns.
He died in 2010. I still miss him.
We could do with a couple of Jimmy reids in the Scottish parliament, and in Westminster.
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“Right minded and sensible”.  Then it’s good that this will be decided by about 120,000 Tory Party members.
Notice that I didn't call the Tory electorate right minded sensible.

Although I'm not sure Tories have ever lacked intelligence. Compassion and coming decency is more their shortcomings.
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1 minute ago, John Lambies Doos said:

Bojo was right to swerve this. He would have been eaten alive by Rory Stewart, not to mention this is looking very much like a race to finish second debate.

 

Gove playing the "I was adopted at 4 months old card"

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5 minutes ago, John Lambies Doos said:

Bojo was right to swerve this. He would have been eaten alive by Rory Stewart, not to mention this is looking very much like a race to finish second debate.

You’re absolutely right.

We should be delighted that the guy who is most likely to be the next PM is frightened to take part in a televised debate.

Spoiler

You fucking arsehole.

 

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3 minutes ago, JamieThomas said:

Why is this on tv? It's not like anyone watching has any kind of say.

I think it’s useful for anyone interested in politics to see these people answering (and avoid answering) pertinent questions.

 

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