Widespread rioting
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You were probably on the money before when you suggested executing people with mental health problems.
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If you ever come up with the answer, the whole world would like to know it.
Do not confuse those rioting, with that dreadful incident, unless you can show that it is directly related.
Britains top police chief seems like he would not look out of place alongside the rioters.
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Yaxley-Lennon has put an update on YT, essentially 'nowt to do with me guv!' and stating that all we're seeing is 'ordinary everyday English people' ... if those rioting represent ordinary everyday English people then God help you down there ...
They won't take heed of anything she's saying. She's not white ...
It shows you how misinformation can spread and how it sticks. Had Jeremy Vine on in the background this morning, then followed by Storm Huntley. Quite a few folk that phoned in were convinced Axel Rudakubana was either a small boat person and/or an illegal immigrant.
When challenged by Jeremy and Storm on this, cue a few secs of silence followed by 'ah well, you know what I mean!'
Thick bigoted idiots, they've to be pitied really.
When challenged by Jeremy and Storm on this, cue a few secs of silence followed by 'ah well, you know what I mean!'
Thick bigoted idiots, they've to be pitied really.
There's confusion on the right, a lot of the far right thugs voted reform or even torey so there is the potential for losing votes when condemning the outpouring of "british values" on the streets, on the other hand the silent majority aren't happy about the violence and looting. The torey leadership contest will be interesting. They must be praying that the next incident is by an asylum seeker.
No, this happens when violent racist idiots feel disenfranchised.
Its not random violence, it's targeted violence against minorities and refugees.
I'd love to see their Just Eat ordering history for the last year 
It's designed to allow a gov of some sort to hold power but coalitions can still exist if parties get sufficient votes.
Farage's problem - he needs to obtain them. Libs have enough to get 3rd so they get more of a voice.
There is another point as well. MP's represent an area and do work for that area. People go and talk to them about their issues in their areas. They want a particular party. So currently the ones that gain the most seats win. Farage may be heavily supported in the areas he has MP's in so wins with very large margins. Fine for them. Population wise he has more apparent support. What to do to even MP numbers up? Give him more than one MP or give him a position some where else? Other areas wont want him. They want the party they voted for.
It's a crackpot idea that dismisses the areas aspect. 2nd choice votes. The libs would love that and this style of arrangement can result in the need to vote more than once. Depends on how it is done.
They will be represented by their local MP no matter who they voted for.
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Yes, but misses the point about who they voted for.
Be careful, the resident troll will be after you.I'd love to see their Just Eat ordering history for the last year
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Exactly. It depends on how it's done.
Time for adults to get together and discuss it, even if it doesnt come to fruition.
But under PR, people are more likely to vote for who and what they believe in, rather than the least worst, or protest votes, which is probably what gave Reform so many votes anyway. Having a Government made up of what people voted for sounds like the right idea to me.
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