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5 hours ago, kungfustu said:

Its been well reported how bad Teresa Mays campaign was and it is fair to say she cocked up on a couple of issues......dementia tax and failing to attend the leaders debate etc etc......JC on the other hand had a blinding campaign........he started slow but was like a steam train towards the end........he has the backing of the unions and an independent group (momentum) mobilising students across the country.....utilising social media to band together voters even driving them to the polling stations so they can vote.....but with all that assistance and help he still finished 50 odd seats behind a poor, some might say pathetic conservative party......how on earth is he going to win......things can't really get much better for him.....can they?

He had recently had his cabinet design, and his party gave him a vote of no confidence.

He was subjected to a blistering hate campaign by most of the countries media.

Everyone had written him off, and he lost by 2227 votes.

He'll slaughter them in the sequel.

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So what is the process now? 

Just seen on the news that the Good Friday agreement specifically states that the UK Government shall be impartial (and the wording is absolutely crystal clear).  This would mean that the DUP deal, which they now say they haven't agreed to, should be legitimately binned by Parliament upon reading of the Queen's speech, and then Corbyn should be given a chance to form a Government (and it is either agreed to or not...)  or we go for another election?

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12 hours ago, newjez said:

He had recently had his cabinet design, and his party gave him a vote of no confidence.

He was subjected to a blistering hate campaign by most of the countries media.

Everyone had written him off, and he lost by 2227 votes.

He'll slaughter them in the sequel.

you can't just "magic" students out of thin air......as it was momentum had to beg steal and borrow just about every student in the country......if the election had been held one week later 95% of those students would have been enjoying all of the conservative home comforts mum and dad worked so hard for.......at home.

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I hope it never happens.....not a comrade Corbyn and comrade Mcdonnell government......it will be one of those deja vu moments......once he has nationalised all of the UK industries you will get ASLEFF demanding pay rises or their workers will strike.....then UNISON will demand a larger pay rise for their work force......if they are getting a pay rise of 10%  UNITE will demand a 12% pay rise because inflation is pushing up the cost of living......you get the picture........then once all those students have graduated and several years down the line "come to their senses" they will all vote conservative and go about rebuilding and paying off the national debt.......

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2 minutes ago, kungfustu said:

I hope it never happens.....not a comrade Corbyn and comrade Mcdonnell government......it will be one of those deja vu moments......once he has nationalised all of the UK industries you will get ASLEFF demanding pay rises or their workers will strike.....then UNISON will demand a larger pay rise for their work force......if they are getting a pay rise of 10%  UNITE will demand a 12% pay rise because inflation is pushing up the cost of living......you get the picture........then once all those students have graduated and several years down the line "come to their senses" they will all vote conservative and go about rebuilding and paying off the national debt.......

Then I suggest you agitate for the Tories to be more inclusive and spread the economic pie more evenly vis a vis Germany. Young people have been shat on for years with tuition fees, housing and pay freezes while older Brits have been protected because they vote. Now you are whinging because the youngsters are biting back - too bad. 

Maybe what Corbyn is offering is unrealistic but he is offering them hope and change. The Tories offered them another 5 years of sugar coated excrement. 

 

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11 minutes ago, Phenol said:

Then I suggest you agitate for the Tories to be more inclusive and spread the economic pie more evenly vis a vis Germany. Young people have been shat on for years with tuition fees, housing and pay freezes while older Brits have been protected because they vote. Now you are whinging because the youngsters are biting back - too bad. 

Maybe what Corbyn is offering is unrealistic but he is offering them hope and change. The Tories offered them another 5 years of sugar coated excrement. 

 

Yeh lets all vote for something thats "unrealistic" makes perfect sense in the world of champagne socialism :)

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3 minutes ago, kungfustu said:

Yeh lets all vote for something thats "unrealistic" makes perfect sense in the world of champagne socialism :)

Not been watching politics this year mate? 

Trump promised an actual wall across North America, a Muslim ban and bring back a dead coal industry. 

The Tories promised full access to the single market & complete control on immigration - total nonsense. 

People want change - it does not matter if that is unrealistic. He promised not to crap on them as has been the case with everyone else - you would have done the same in their position. 

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4 minutes ago, Phenol said:

Not been watching politics this year mate? 

Trump promised an actual wall across North America, a Muslim ban and bring back a dead coal industry. 

The Tories promised full access to the single market & complete control on immigration - total nonsense. 

People want change - it does not matter if that is unrealistic. He promised not to crap on them as has been the case with everyone else - you would have done the same in their position. 

Don't need too......I just come on here and listen to all the resident experts.....they really know their stuff LOL

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3 hours ago, kungfustu said:

you can't just "magic" students out of thin air......as it was momentum had to beg steal and borrow just about every student in the country......if the election had been held one week later 95% of those students would have been enjoying all of the conservative home comforts mum and dad worked so hard for.......at home.

Labour are 5% ahead in the polls, which probably means they are 20% ahead.

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3 hours ago, kungfustu said:

I hope it never happens.....not a comrade Corbyn and comrade Mcdonnell government......it will be one of those deja vu moments......once he has nationalised all of the UK industries you will get ASLEFF demanding pay rises or their workers will strike.....then UNISON will demand a larger pay rise for their work force......if they are getting a pay rise of 10%  UNITE will demand a 12% pay rise because inflation is pushing up the cost of living......you get the picture........then once all those students have graduated and several years down the line "come to their senses" they will all vote conservative and go about rebuilding and paying off the national debt.......

You don't use southern rail I take it?

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Why do so many Brits villify students, does everyone think that being a student is just some sinecure, so many of them are so stressed they just drop out and still have debt and nothing to show for it, many are having to produce assignments every 2 weeks on top of lectures, they have to get a 1:2 as a minum and now if they want to get into a GOOD job they need a Masters and then they get a good job they start paying off 50,000 worth of debt and if they get a job like teaching they don't earn enough to have to pay but that debt is always there which affects their ability to borrow, so with all of those pressures is it any wonder that they haven't bothered to vote, who were they going to vote for that made any difference for them.

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