The Wish They Were All Dead Tory Cunt Thread

[Niall_Quinn]

The modern day left never learns. Its instinctive and unflinching moral posturing and conceit always gets the better of it. The left always thinks it knows better. Always feels entitled to enforce its agenda even when it's clear the vast majority don't want it.

You have an absolute fucking clown kneeling before a retard truant, soaking up the wisdom of techno-religion and trembling at the dire warning of imminent doom - and you think those optics are going to play well with people who need to get up and go to work in a shitty job? I fucking bet that's EXACTLY what those people want their "working man's (erm, person's)" party to be agonising over.

Or the legendary whamen, clucking and crowding behind their schoolgirl captain. We'll you got your peoples' vote love! Bye!

Yeah. I wonder why people voted Tory? Fucking mystery really.

Now we'll have the same shit from the lefties as we saw after Brexit, or we saw after Trump. Fury. Insults. Spitting from the ivory towers. Conjuring every means imaginable (the more shameless and transparent the better) to undermine the will of the peasants, most likely over lunch at a swish (or was that, shit, rat infested, rip-off) London venue. They'll do anything - but learn.

Anyway, we won't have to listen to that fat cunt Swinson anymore - so that's a massive plus from election night. And it'll be fun watching the champaign lefties call out their northern (actual working) brethren as heretics. And maybe the Tories could actually do something useful, like hosing down that shithole Londonistan and starting the process of returning it to the status of a British city. But otherwise, business as usual, back to work, need to keep those bankers and pedophile establishment loafers in the manner they are accustomed to. It's a hard old life of realities if you aren't blessed enough to find yourself on staff at the BBC or the Guardian.

[WMUG]

The positive side of this is that we will have a withdrawal agreement, which gives me a year or two to escape to the EU before this country falls entirely into Murdoch's hands.

Feel for those without the means or opportunity to do the same.

Going to Scotland and waiting for them to get their independence and then claiming citizenship is also an option.

[GP]

Prolly would though

She's no Layla Moran

[Niall_Quinn]

The positive side of this is that we will have a withdrawal agreement, which gives me a year or two to escape to the EU before this country falls entirely into Murdoch's hands.

Feel for those without the means or opportunity to do the same.

Going to Scotland and waiting for them to get their independence and then claiming citizenship is also an option.

You'd rather live in a Muslim infested France, or goose-stepping Spain, or guilt ridden, trembling, run by a commie cunt Germany - than this remarkable island? We have our problems here, but at least we aren't fucking European. Not now anyway, not now that the will of the people has crushed the remoaner cunts and ground them into oblivion. For all its horrible failings, this is one country where democracy somehow, against all the odds, finds a way. Yeah, for sure, it's a compromised way, and the same fucks will still prosper nomatter. Nevertheless, when it all boils down, we still have a sense of independence and self determination in this country. Like the Poles. Like the Hungarians. Like the Czechs. Is that where you're off to? Eastern Europe? That'd be okay. You'd be alright there. It'd almost be like being at home. Or maybe Italy. Once the technical details have been sorted out they'll be back on the right track again. Heading out of the shitty EU. So that might be foresight, if you are planning on landing there. You're right, there are still places you can go - provided it's a sovereign land that has two fingers very firmly stuck up in the face of the commie bastards in Brussels.

Let me know where you decide.

[Letters]

29% of people eligible to vote went for the Tories.
Will of the people

[GP]

52% of people voted for remain parties.

Brexitards are in the minority.

For the avoidance of doubt, supporters of brexit are retarded paedophiles.

[Niall_Quinn]

People vote for a candidate in their constituency. If they want to make it a party thing then that's their part in a flaw in a series of flaws caused by the party system. The principle is easy to understand though. Individuals put themselves forward to represent a party in a constituency, people in that constituency then vote, one person, one vote. Candidate with the most votes wins. Democracy. People say they want it, so that's what they have.

The more recent trend of sore losers, both here and in the States, moaning on about a system they have benefited from many times is as dull as it's misleading. It's not difficult to figure out why losing parties are always on about changing the system to favour their party. They never suggest scrapping the parties. Now that would be genuinely representative, and would yield pretty much the same outcome as the hung/coalition/minority governments that have served Europe and, in the last few years, the UK so poorly.

There are signs that 2020 might be the year where the silent majority (silent until election time at least - Yes to Brexit in the Referendum / Yes to Brexit in 2017 / Yes to Brexit in 2019) withdraw their tolerance for the eternally offended, so-called progressive, lunatics who have attempted to vandalise almost every aspect of western culture. I anticipate the losses on the left will be even more frequent and by bigger margins. The behaviour of the remoaners here in the UK, the so-called Democrats in the US and the (quite literally) insane "woke", self-loathing, anti-Western, European governments has pulled the curtain back on the true nature of the modern left. Normal people don't like it. Not even die-hard working families from the traditional left. The establishment is exposing itself as it desperately seeks to reassert control, and that exposure is loosening their grip further.

I think it's going to be a good year for normal, honest, decent people, and an amusing year for the likes of myself who very much enjoys watching the parody that passes as the left thrash around screaming, "It's not fair!" The very same losers who threw every toy from the pram when the British people voted to leave that collapsing shithole in Brussels.

Order the popcorn in bulk.

[Letters]

It’s pretty reasonable for parties who are not fairly represented compared to their share of the vote to feel that the system is a bit rubbish. Of course those people who benefit from the system are going to be less vocal than those who don’t. That doesn’t negate the argument that it’s a poor system.
In 2017 UKIP got 12% of the vote. That’s 1 in 8 people who voted for a party that ended up with 1 MP.
This time it was the Lib Dems who got a similar share, they did a bit better with 11 seats but that’s still close to 12% of the vote share and under 2% of the seats.
Conversely the SNP is over-represented because of the way their vote is concentrated.
This is not about Left vs Right, parties on both sides of the political spectrum have been shafted by or benefitted from the system.
There are flaws and benefits of any system but I think it’s pretty reasonable to point out the flaws in ours.

Obviously it’s a lie to claim that “the people” voted to Leave 3 times. They were only directly asked once and many clearly didn’t understand the question and where were leaving for wasn’t defined.
I know Remainers who voted Tory not because they’d changed their mind about Brexit but simply because they didn’t see Corbyn as “PM Material”, whatever that means.
Elections aren’t voted for on one issue alone although obviously Brexit dominated in 2017 and this year.
I’m not happy about the result of this election but at least we now have a government who can take us somewhere.
It’s not a direction I want us to go in but probably better than going round and round in circles.

In brief, #CorbynOut

[Letters]

https://metro.co.uk/2019/12/10/inves...bour-11651802/

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