What is the point of labour ?

[HTG]

Gordon Brown to lead a commission to settle the issue of the union apparently. What could possibly go wrong?

[Granny Danger]

18 minutes ago, HTG said:

Gordon Brown to lead a commission to settle the issue of the union apparently. What could possibly go wrong?

I hope we’ll get another vow; the first one was such a success.

[DublinMagyar]

With the Lib Dems happy to join in too.
The band is nearly back together

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[Suspect Device]

14 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

I hope we’ll get another vow; the first one was such a success.

It was for the Unionists. 

[doulikefish]

Sir Keef made a speech

 

Con +5

 

 

 

[oneteaminglasgow]

What the f**k is he talking about? 

[BigDoddyKane]

On 23/09/2021 at 16:01, Suspect Device said:

Get with program

3 word slogans

Public are stupid

Need fed shit

In short bursts

 

 

It worked for Brexit and Bojo. Nobody will read all that shite in a list of 10 long sentences which could have been produced by any of the parties.

 

Thats true you need some snappy slogan nowadays and not much else

 

I thought Starmer has come out of the conference better than he went in but it would have been dificult to be in a worse position than before

[invergowrie arab]

19 minutes ago, oneteaminglasgow said:

What the f**k is he talking about? 

I do

[Benjamin_Nevis]

Sir Keef made a speech
 
Con +5
 
 
 

That all?

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[dirty dingus]

He's like a Poundland Tony Blair. If the kunt gets in he'll probably start an illegal war in Islay. 

[Granny Danger]

1 hour ago, oneteaminglasgow said:

What the f**k is he talking about? 

This is what he is reduced to.  It is more and more difficult for Unionists to make a valid argument against Independence.

[O'Kelly Isley III]

1 hour ago, BigDoddyKane said:

Thats true you need some snappy slogan nowadays and not much else

 

I thought Starmer has come out of the conference better than he went in but it would have been dificult to be in a worse position than before

His speech today was off the Iwelumo Scale of public embarrassment.

[doulikefish]

"Make Brexit work" what an minter 

[DeeTillEhDeh]

#NeverTrustATory and #StandDownKeith are trending.

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[Antlion]

1 hour ago, Granny Danger said:

This is what he is reduced to.  It is more and more difficult for Unionists to make a valid argument against Independence.

The idea seems to be never to even get to the stage of having to make a case for the union: to instead just flatly claim that all nationalism (except British nationalism, which is so good it deserves to be known as something else) is bad full stop. No need to prove the UK works for anyone - opposing it is nationalism and that’s. Just. Bad.

[HTG]

10 minutes ago, Antlion said:

The idea seems to be never to even get to the stage of having to make a case for the union: to instead just flatly claim that all nationalism (except British nationalism, which is so good it deserves to be known as something else) is bad full stop. No need to prove the UK works for anyone - opposing it is nationalism and that’s. Just. Bad.

Aye, every country in the world is riddled with nationalist scum. Fucking arseholes - electing governments they've voted for and not coming out of international agreements because another country voted for. What are they thinking about? Starmer's a p***k.

Edited September 29, 2021 by HTG

[speckled tangerine]

I won't be voting for him. Scotland won't vote for him. The red wall won't vote for him. The shires won't vote for him.

Another term for the Tories.

[Suspect Device]

Labour can't win an election. They have to hope that the Tories manage to lose. That doesn't appear likely given that no matter what the c***s do, no matter how bad things get, folk still seem happy to vote for them.

 

Edited September 30, 2021 by Suspect Device

[scottsdad]

Caught a bit of Starmer on the BBC breakfast this morning. He made it half way in to the first sentence of his first answer to a question to mention that his dad had been a toolmaker and his mum a nurse. 

Getting into Jeremy Hunt's "entrepreneur" realm now.

[welshbairn]

5 minutes ago, scottsdad said:

Caught a bit of Starmer on the BBC breakfast this morning. He made it half way in to the first sentence of his first answer to a question to mention that his dad had been a toolmaker and his mum a nurse. 

Getting into Jeremy Hunt's "entrepreneur" realm now.

Did his Dad not own his own firm, the Oxted Tool Company? Googled it a bit but it's not clear, he might just have been self employed.