UK Politics Thread IX: The Masses Against the Classes

[Uan aa Boa]

Remember, we live in a post-racism society and anyone who complains about discrimination is just a snowflake SJW.

>criticising anyone who is black is now racism

remember cis white men, you can only criticise other ciswhites.

You can criticise Diane Abbott as much as you like. But when you imply that she can understand Jamaican patois but not standard English despite the fact that she has a Cambridge history degree then yes, that's racism pure and simple.

[Hurdergaryp]

But also it wouldn't be worse, which makes it something to be considered.

No, it could be worse. I mean, at the moment people aren't rioting. Plus, the army would still have to sort out Brexit.

Should be simple, given how they won't have to get a majority vote for it. And let's face it, riots are going to be inevitable anyway. Might as well get a headstart by rolling out the Challenger II MBTs into the streets.

[Greater Loegria]

But also it wouldn't be worse, which makes it something to be considered.

No, it could be worse. I mean, at the moment people aren't rioting. Plus, the army would still have to sort out Brexit.

Army, navy and airforce.
Just nuke Brussels tbh.

[The Blaatschapen]

No, it could be worse. I mean, at the moment people aren't rioting. Plus, the army would still have to sort out Brexit.

Should be simple, given how they won't have to get a majority vote for it. And let's face it, riots are going to be inevitable anyway. Might as well get a headstart by rolling out the Challenger II MBTs into the streets.

If the riots are done by the natives, are they then call patRiots?

[Platypus Bureaucracy]

Remember, we live in a post-racism society and anyone who complains about discrimination is just a snowflake SJW.

>criticising anyone who is black is now racism

remember cis white men, you can only criticise other ciswhites.

I'd explain why what you said wasn't criticism, but you probably wouldn't understand unless I translated it into Polish.

[Definitely Not Trumptonium]

>criticising anyone who is black is now racism

remember cis white men, you can only criticise other ciswhites.

I'd explain why what you said wasn't criticism, but you probably wouldn't understand unless I translated it into Polish.

Uber kek

>criticising anyone who is black is now racism

remember cis white men, you can only criticise other ciswhites.

You can criticise Diane Abbott as much as you like. But when you imply that she can understand Jamaican patois but not standard English despite the fact that she has a Cambridge history degree then yes, that's racism pure and simple.

I didn't imply, I said it forthright.

[Hurdergaryp]

No, it could be worse. I mean, at the moment people aren't rioting. Plus, the army would still have to sort out Brexit.

Army, navy and airforce.
Just nuke Brussels tbh.

Brussels is not to blame for this whole Brexit mess. If you feel the desire to punish the culprits, bomb Westminster.

[Thermodolia]

Than god should piss right off. He has no more right than any of us to tell us what is right or wrong. Sex without intent to have kids harms no one and thus is not wrong.

Ok, well fair enough. But God aside I think that constant casual sex especially outside the realms of a relationship with children or children otherwise incoming cheapens such relationships and leads to excessive hedonism.

Sex without procreation is not wrong.

But with that reasoning, your argument is basically just 'gay sex is bad'. If you don't have arguments, don't pretend you have any.

Sex without procreation as far as my faith is concerned is wrong.

Is the government a theocracy? Is your religion in charge of the government/the state religion? No? Well I think we answered that

[Ifreann]

No, it could be worse. I mean, at the moment people aren't rioting. Plus, the army would still have to sort out Brexit.

Army, navy and airforce.
Just nuke Brussels tbh.

Picking a fight with NATO is one way to make Brexit less of a priority.

[Thermodolia]

No, it could be worse. I mean, at the moment people aren't rioting. Plus, the army would still have to sort out Brexit.

Army, navy and airforce.
Just nuke Brussels tbh.

The EU has nukes though, and a combined military power greater than the UK

[Shrillland]

If anyone has a non-paywalled version of this, please share it, but the government is now preparing to participate in the EU elections as a contingency: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/preparations-for-european-elections-under-way-rg972ksmm?fbclid=IwAR15tYytez2HjsVTRkiFJ1G2W3YFs8vg6KE6CWLDgVC_5ZEEElQWG9flU2M

[An Alan Smithee Nation]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

[Ifreann]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

I want to get off Mrs. May's Wild Ride.

[Hurdergaryp]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

Well, that was to be expected. But will it be enough time to save the British from themselves?

[Chan Island]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

I want to get off Mrs. May's Wild Ride.

The ride never ends.

No, it could be worse. I mean, at the moment people aren't rioting. Plus, the army would still have to sort out Brexit.

Army, navy and airforce.
Just nuke Brussels tbh.

Unless this guy gets in charge, in which case I think living as a hermit for 10 years in the Scottish highlands is the safest possible place to watch the mushroom clouds from.

[Dooom35796821595]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

They should pass a law forbidding any more votes on Mays deal, that may finally get the point across that parliament isn’t going to vote for her terrible deal. And no more delays, Brexit or no Brexit!

[Duhon]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

I want to get off Mrs. May's Wild Ride.

Correction: it's Mr. Cameronthe British nation's wild ride.

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[The New California Republic]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

I want to get off Mrs. May's Wild Ride.

This is beyond retardation.

I want to get off Mrs May's Wild Ride....

[An Alan Smithee Nation]

Seems like an admission of failure to me. I can't see her lasting long now.

[The New California Republic]

Theresa May will ask the EU for an extension to the Brexit deadline to "break the logjam" in Parliament.

Logjam? Well, I suppose that is accurate, as Parliament is kinda like a toilet in need of the coathanger treatment...

[Thermodolia]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

Brexit is over. At this point the EU is eventually going to demand that the UK revoke A50 in order to get an extension

[Uan aa Boa]

So basically at two minutes to midnight the leaders of the two largest parties in a hung parliament are finally going to sit down and see if there's an option they can both live with. Sounds like that would have been a pretty good plan immediately after that hung parliament was elected, but what do I know?

[Ifreann]

A longer delay. Great plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47794235

Brexit is over. At this point the EU is eventually going to demand that the UK revoke A50 in order to get an extension

That makes no sense, though. Revoking Article 50 means there is nothing to extend any more.

[Nimzonia]

So basically at two minutes to midnight the leaders of the two largest parties in a hung parliament are finally going to sit down and see if there's an option they can both live with. Sounds like that would have been a pretty good plan immediately after that hung parliament was elected, but what do I know?

But who back then would have thought that bribing the Ulster Medieval party wouldn't work out?

[Greater Loegria]

So basically at two minutes to midnight the leaders of the two largest parties in a hung parliament are finally going to sit down and see if there's an option they can both live with. Sounds like that would have been a pretty good plan immediately after that hung parliament was elected, but what do I know?

But who back then would have thought that bribing the Ulster Medieval party wouldn't work out?

No reason as to why it oughn't to have.