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Tesseraction posted:You do know that if they don't stand then... other people can stand instead... right? Were you trying to make a point?
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Cerebral Bore posted:Also I predict that Labour will do well, mostly because Pissflaps thinks that they won't I don't understand this post.
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Paul.Power posted:Constituency and ward parties already can't hold meetings due to the local election campaigns, so I'm worried how this is going to be organised at a local level. Emergency meetings straight after the local elections? Are you talking abour the Tories or Labour? CLPs are still meeting during the local election campaign. I would be very interested to know if this has taken local Tory parties by complete surprise as well.
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Pissflaps posted:I don't understand this post. I kind of expected as much.
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nothing to seehere posted:They don't traditionally block that poo poo. They are still legally allowed to block it even after this election. I mean, I guess, but I think they will keep with the tradition to prevent a Tory govt with a decent majority actually doing lords reform. They already showed a willingness to do it previously.
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Cerebral Bore posted:Hey, it's unironically the best thing that could happen to Labour in the long-term perspective. Here's hoping Pisstic Meg strikes again.
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Pissflaps posted:He is. Im not a Labour Party member. Will you be voting for Labour
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Serious question: will the Manchester Gorton by election still happen or will they just wait for the general?
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MikeCrotch posted:Are you talking abour the Tories or Labour? CLPs are still meeting during the local election campaign.
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Cerebral Bore posted:I kind of expected as much. You made a deliberately confusing post? Odd.
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Namtab posted:Will you be voting for Labour I'm not sure. Depends who the candidate is. This is the first time I've considered not voting Labour.
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Apr 18, 2017 11:59
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Pissflaps posted:You made a deliberately confusing post? Odd. the joke your head
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Pissflaps posted:Were you trying to make a point? Me: oh no an rear end in a top hat isn't standing You: that means labour won't have an MP Me: that's not how seats work You: ???????????
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Tesseraction posted:Here's hoping Pisstic Meg strikes again. Tbf most people got Brexit wrong. Few people realised there was quite so many utter fuckwits prepared to vote Leave. Apart from that my prediction record is excellent.
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Bape Culture posted:I don't like any of the parties I don't think. This is gonna be a tough decision.
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Pissflaps posted:I'm not sure. Depends who the candidate is. You can't call yourself a Labour voter on the internet anymore if you don't.
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Tesseraction posted:Me: oh no an rear end in a top hat isn't standing Yes the rear end in a top hat with a track record of winning his constituency. The rear end in a top hat whose departure you're cheering, to be replaced by the geniuses who masterminded the loss of a permalabour council ward just last week. Do you understand yet?
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Pissflaps posted:Tbf most people got Brexit wrong. I liked the interviews with people who voted Leave afterwards going "I didn't think we'd actually leave otherwise I wouldn't have voted for it!"
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Namtab posted:You can't call yourself a Labour voter on the internet anymore if you don't. You're right, I won't be able to.
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TACD posted:Drawing a spunking cock on your ballot should never be a difficult decision. It's a difficult decision between that and a swastika sometimes though
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Pissflaps posted:Yes the rear end in a top hat with a track record of winning his constituency. I like this reversal you're trying to pull as if I don't understand how elections work when you were the one who didn't understand what 'standing' means.
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TACD posted:Drawing a spunking cock on your ballot should never be a difficult decision. I wonder how many UKMT people will be voting for Comrade Dickbutt.
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MikeCrotch posted:It's a difficult decision between that and a swastika sometimes though Ken Livingstone, is that you?
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Pissflaps posted:Yes the rear end in a top hat with a track record of winning his constituency. If the country doesn't want to vote for left wing politics, then the country deserves to be crushed under laissez faire capitalism until it votes left or goes full fash and loses a war 
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Now is this election going to go the opposite way people expect or is it going the way people expect a big enough shock in and of itself to count?
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Tesseraction posted:I like this reversal you're trying to pull as if I don't understand how elections work when you were the one who didn't understand what 'standing' means. I wouldn't trust a Brexiter to understand much at all.
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Labour right status: Still doing it's best to kill itself. https://twitter.com/Kevin_Maguire/status/854286654651211776
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At least with this election I won't have to make my vote, be asked if it's a "nice day" by a Tory outside the polling station and then watch a nurse switch off my dad's life support machine, so this one is already looking up
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TheRat posted:Labour right status: Still doing it's best to kill itself. LMAO. I'll vote Corbyn in the next leadership election purely to annoy third wayers some more. If you want a lovely Tory-lite party the Libdems are always an option.
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a glitch posted:I wonder how many UKMT people will be voting for Comrade Dickbutt. Hopefully very few because every vote matters
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Pissflaps posted:I'm not sure. Depends who the candidate is.
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Firos posted:Parliament head of communications is stepping down. Who?
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Namtab posted:Hopefully very few because every vote matters Disagree. My constituency is safe SNP. My vote makes no difference whatsoever.
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Apr 18, 2017 12:09
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MikeCrotch posted:It's a difficult decision between that and a swastika sometimes though Edit: Swas-dick-a™ I'm excited to see what the BBC has got in store for this episode of Jeremy Vine's Electoral Cyber–Nightmare.
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MikeCrotch posted:It's a difficult decision between that and a swastika sometimes though Didn't the BNP successfully argue that counted as an endorsement if fully within the box?
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TACD posted:Swastika made of dicks, each spunking out hundreds of tinier swastikas A swing-o-meter in the shape of a noose is the only answer.
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forkboy84 posted:Disagree. My constituency is safe SNP. My vote makes no difference whatsoever. I feel you should still vote for the party you want to win
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Before I've had to vote in my home town's constituency which has steadily elected Andrea leadsom but I now live in a Bristol constituency with a Labour MP that had a Tory runner up last time, so I'm excited to actually have my vote sort of matter for once. That's my silver lining, please do not take it from me.
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