i dont find sexual advances and perveted comments through PM very funny.........and im pretty sure no one else would if it was sent to them either.
Nationalise, regulate or laissez-faire?
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i dont find sexual advances and perveted comments through PM very funny.........and im pretty sure no one else would if it was sent to them either.
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Nobody sends me any sexual advances by PM....hope I've not got my settings closed 🙄
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Worth a read...makes you think with Nationalisation so popular with public opinion,even Tories ! Why would Starmer be so hesitant to commit
https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/an...tionalise-energy-national-grid-privatisation/
https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/an...tionalise-energy-national-grid-privatisation/
its easy to say they werent serious......
Thats what groomers say when they send those sort of messages in chat rooms. ah we wasnt serious, it was just harmless fun, bit a banter innit....
But it looks like some members are happy for PMs to be used in that way, by the likes on your post......maybe they do the same.
Lets hope none of your children get sent any of these sorts of messages, because by the looks your all happy to let it happen.
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cookiemonster
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Too much? 
Craig the cyclist
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The obvious problem with re-nationalising utilities, rail whatever, is that they will be headed up by someone. Whoever gets that job will be seen as a 'political appointment', and then subsequently constantly attacked by anyone from a different political persuasion, when governments change so will the Head of the Railway/Water/Gas etc. So as much as it seems a good idea, it won't change any of the political argument about how services are being run.
The obvious problem with jowwy is that he is a cunt.
Having said that, he has managed to do something that has never happened before. He has become a point around all of us who usually argue with each other about everything/anything can all reach agreement! So in many ways, he is a cause for celebration and could even be the start of a more conciliatory and kind forum where agreement is more easily found. He may deserve a thank you
The obvious problem with jowwy is that he is a cunt.
Having said that, he has managed to do something that has never happened before. He has become a point around all of us who usually argue with each other about everything/anything can all reach agreement! So in many ways, he is a cause for celebration and could even be the start of a more conciliatory and kind forum where agreement is more easily found. He may deserve a thank you
The obvious problem with re-nationalising utilities, rail whatever, is that they will be headed up by someone. Whoever gets that job will be seen as a 'political appointment', and then subsequently constantly attacked by anyone from a different political persuasion, when governments change so will the Head of the Railway/Water/Gas etc. So as much as it seems a good idea, it won't change any of the political argument about how services are being run.
The obvious problem with jowwy is that he is a cunt.
Having said that, he has managed to do something that has never happened before. He has become a point around all of us who usually argue with each other about everything/anything can all reach agreement! So in many ways, he is a cause for celebration and could even be the start of a more conciliatory and kind forum where agreement is more easily found. He may deserve a thank you
dear me.....what have i done too you??? or are just agreeing with everyone, cause they cant farking stand you and you want to feel accepted over at least one thing??? another farking puppet
cookiemonster
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The obvious problem with re-nationalising utilities, rail whatever, is that they will be headed up by someone. Whoever gets that job will be seen as a 'political appointment', and then subsequently constantly attacked by anyone from a different political persuasion, when governments change so will the Head of the Railway/Water/Gas etc. So as much as it seems a good idea, it won't change any of the political argument about how services are being run.
The obvious problem with jowwy is that he is a cunt.
Having said that, he has managed to do something that has never happened before. He has become a point around all of us who usually argue with each other about everything/anything can all reach agreement! So in many ways, he is a cause for celebration and could even be the start of a more conciliatory and kind forum where agreement is more easily found. He may deserve a thank you
That could be an issue except ensure that the people chosen to run these companies are actually experts in their field, ie. transport/energy etc., and they are run at arms length. I think they will be political appointees but appointed due to their expertise, not how much money they donated. I agree with your concern though but I hope the recent issues will mean some common sense is involved in the appointment process.
Or, better still, politicians are kept away from the appointment process and it's done by people in that particular industry.
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Isn't it time to cut your grass or build some more pallet furniture?
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Far too much ! I'm more of a four bottles of Stella on the couch watching the Vuelta sort....besides that outfit looks like it would chaff !Too much?
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Yes, experts in their field would be great, but, we all know it is going to be mates of whoever is in No10. Regardless of party.
never built pallet furniture in my life.......yam yam
Craig the cyclist
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Exactly my point.
We also know that the definition of an expert is someone, hopefully a Professor or with an 'ology', who agrees with your point of view on the subject and politically!
