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Far-Right Scum Take To The Streets? No The True Face Of The Left-Wing.
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A majority win for the Tories is not the only good thing that has come from the election, but also it has shown us the true face of the Left-Wing.
Would the Tories have taken to the streets in such a way had they lost?
/// Among the bohemian Left, with their state-funded salaries and public-sector pensions, the idea that any sane person might vote Conservative, or even hold conservative opinions, is almost unthinkable. ///
/// And while you will rarely hear people saying they ‘hate’ the Labour Party, you certainly hear it about the Conservatives — or, as Left-wing activists like to call them, ‘Tory scum’. ///
/// Its precepts are simple and unchanging. Patriotism is evil. Austerity is wicked. To question mass immigration, to praise the British Empire, even to fly the national flag, is tantamount to racism. ///
/// The state is always benign; private interests are always suspect; individual aspiration is mere selfishness; profit is a dirty word; and there is, of course, no such thing as being too Left-wing. ///
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A majority win for the Tories is not the only good thing that has come from the election, but also it has shown us the true face of the Left-Wing.
Would the Tories have taken to the streets in such a way had they lost?
/// Among the bohemian Left, with their state-funded salaries and public-sector pensions, the idea that any sane person might vote Conservative, or even hold conservative opinions, is almost unthinkable. ///
/// And while you will rarely hear people saying they ‘hate’ the Labour Party, you certainly hear it about the Conservatives — or, as Left-wing activists like to call them, ‘Tory scum’. ///
/// Its precepts are simple and unchanging. Patriotism is evil. Austerity is wicked. To question mass immigration, to praise the British Empire, even to fly the national flag, is tantamount to racism. ///
/// The state is always benign; private interests are always suspect; individual aspiration is mere selfishness; profit is a dirty word; and there is, of course, no such thing as being too Left-wing. ///
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ."England? lol... The rest of the UK you mean surely?
And It's "pear-shaped already" "
No, I mean England, steg. Northern Ireland and Wales do not contribute too much to the UK's pot and will not have any cash left over when Scotland is bankrupt.
Whatever the SNP may feel, the Scots were asked a just few months ago whether they wanted independence and they voted "No" by quite a margin on a high turnout. That said, there is no reason for any part of the UK to be treated substantially differently to any other. The fact that Scottish voters have now elected (to the UK Parliament) almost all of their MPs from a single-issue party (the issue on which they have recently made their decision made their decision contrarily to that party's stance) hardly justifies even more special treatment.
Scotland’s finances are not currently pear shaped. Whatever they currently do with the cash they have control over is of no consequence. There is always the UK’s coffers on which to draw after all the money has been spent. That is why I support independence for Scotland and absolutely detest the current “cake and eat it” arrangements that will only get worse. I cannot for the life of me see why the UK government feels the need to keep the Union intact if there is a substantial lobby for Scottish independence. There is absolutely nothing in it for the rest of the UK (and by that I’m thinking particularly of England). Like the EU, it seems political vanity is swaying against common sense (“will I be the Prime Minister who presided over the break up of the UK” and all that rubbish).
And It's "pear-shaped already" "
No, I mean England, steg. Northern Ireland and Wales do not contribute too much to the UK's pot and will not have any cash left over when Scotland is bankrupt.
Whatever the SNP may feel, the Scots were asked a just few months ago whether they wanted independence and they voted "No" by quite a margin on a high turnout. That said, there is no reason for any part of the UK to be treated substantially differently to any other. The fact that Scottish voters have now elected (to the UK Parliament) almost all of their MPs from a single-issue party (the issue on which they have recently made their decision made their decision contrarily to that party's stance) hardly justifies even more special treatment.
Scotland’s finances are not currently pear shaped. Whatever they currently do with the cash they have control over is of no consequence. There is always the UK’s coffers on which to draw after all the money has been spent. That is why I support independence for Scotland and absolutely detest the current “cake and eat it” arrangements that will only get worse. I cannot for the life of me see why the UK government feels the need to keep the Union intact if there is a substantial lobby for Scottish independence. There is absolutely nothing in it for the rest of the UK (and by that I’m thinking particularly of England). Like the EU, it seems political vanity is swaying against common sense (“will I be the Prime Minister who presided over the break up of the UK” and all that rubbish).
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Oh I most certainly do have a response to your kettle of fish comment, but let's be honest - you know what I would say, and I know what you would say in response, and you know what I would say in response to you - and eventually it would go all 'Groundhog Day'.
Sorry if I sound irritable, but I'm going out to dinner tonight and am deliberately starving myself so I can enjoy three courses.
Oh I most certainly do have a response to your kettle of fish comment, but let's be honest - you know what I would say, and I know what you would say in response, and you know what I would say in response to you - and eventually it would go all 'Groundhog Day'.
Sorry if I sound irritable, but I'm going out to dinner tonight and am deliberately starving myself so I can enjoy three courses.
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