UK Politics Thread XI: Boris' Big Bombastic Brexit Bash

[Ostroeuropa]

The majority of those in that lorry who died were Chinese.

[The Huskar Social Union]

The majority of those in that lorry who died were Chinese.

Some Vietnamese i believe as well.

[Ostroeuropa]

The majority of those in that lorry who died were Chinese.

Some Vietnamese i believe as well.

Has anyone tried to make a Tories head explode by asking them if we'll take refugees from communist countries, or is communism not that bad?

[The Huskar Social Union]

Some Vietnamese i believe as well.

Has anyone tried to make a Tories head explode by asking them if we'll take refugees from communist countries, or is communism not that bad?

Genius play honestly.

[Greater vakolicci haven]

Leaked government papers suggest that worker's rights and environmental protections open to being diluted after Brexit.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50194676

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[The Huskar Social Union]

Leaked government papers suggest that worker's rights and environmental protections open to being diluted after Brexit.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50194676

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Oh fucking please.

[Greater vakolicci haven]

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Oh fucking please.

Believe me that's what I'm saying. Are you coming around to my way of thinking?

[Gormwood]

Leaked government papers suggest that worker's rights and environmental protections open to being diluted after Brexit.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50194676

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It must be nice not having to work and living in your family's posher apartments.

[Andsed]

Oh fucking please.

Believe me that's what I'm saying. Are you coming around to my way of thinking?

Nah it is more like continuing to be surprised at just how little empathy/contempt you have for those not as well of as you.

[Greater vakolicci haven]

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It must be nice not having to work and living in your family's posher apartments.

I plan to work. As a lawyer though, not a factory worker.

[Gormwood]

It must be nice not having to work and living in your family's posher apartments.

I plan to work. As a lawyer though, not a factory worker.

So how exactly does reducing worker rights benefit you if you don't plan on owning a business?

[Greater vakolicci haven]

I plan to work. As a lawyer though, not a factory worker.

So how exactly does reducing worker rights benefit you if you don't plan on owning a business?

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

[Andsed]

So how exactly does reducing worker rights benefit you if you don't plan on owning a business?

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

But many people simply can´t leave their job. Many were not as lucky as you and have to live paycheck to paycheck. Workers rights are what are preventing employers from exploiting employees to make more money. They are very necessary.

[Gormwood]

So how exactly does reducing worker rights benefit you if you don't plan on owning a business?

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

Not being forced to work overtime for no pay is "slacking off" to you?

[Fartsniffage]

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

Not being forced to work overtime for no pay is "slacking off" to you?

If you pay people badly enough they stay at work for lighting and heat. *taps head*

[Gormwood]

Not being forced to work overtime for no pay is "slacking off" to you?

If you pay people badly enough they stay at work for lighting and heat. *taps head*

Ah, The Scrooge Method.

[The Huskar Social Union]

So how exactly does reducing worker rights benefit you if you don't plan on owning a business?

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

You have no clue what most people go through nor how the real world works. Go back to the 1800s.

[Shrillland]

As the election draws ever closer...the Tories are at 40%: https://www.yahoo.com/news/1-uk-pm-johnsons-conservatives-181108477.html

The people voice will be heard...and they will prove to the world that pride is a major cause of death for nations.

[An Alan Smithee Nation]

As the election draws ever closer...the Tories are at 40%: https://www.yahoo.com/news/1-uk-pm-johnsons-conservatives-181108477.html

The people voice will be heard...and they will prove to the world that pride is a major cause of death for nations.

My view is that the next general election will lead to a hung parliament, and that will just mire us even deeper into a hopeless Brexit impasse.

[Vassenor]

So how exactly does reducing worker rights benefit you if you don't plan on owning a business?

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

Spoken like someone who doesn't understand the realities of job hunting.

[Philjia]

So how exactly does reducing worker rights benefit you if you don't plan on owning a business?

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

*Common People by Pulp plays ominously*

[Fartsniffage]

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

*Common People by Pulp plays ominously*

You can see the roaches too?.... phew.

[Gravlen]

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

*Common People by Pulp plays ominously*

The Shatner adaptation is actually the best version of it! Feel that indignation!

[Fartsniffage]

*Common People by Pulp plays ominously*

The Shatner adaptation is actually the best version of it! Feel that indignation!

I hate you. *shares to spread the pain*

[Chan Island]

Some Vietnamese i believe as well.

Has anyone tried to make a Tories head explode by asking them if we'll take refugees from communist countries, or is communism not that bad?

I want to see someone ask this on camera so badly now.

So how exactly does reducing worker rights benefit you if you don't plan on owning a business?

I just don't feel that they're necessary. You can leave a job if you don't like it, and find another one. Besides, employers have a right to expect productivity from their staff, not slacking off.

*starts to browse selection of revolutionary music to find the most appropriate tune*