Sir Ralph
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The police haven’t confirmed the motive yet. So two blokes decided, with no ideological motive, to go and stab a load of people on a Saturday night. There is a motive but the police either don’t know yet or don’t want to release the reasons yet. If there was only one guy I could understand it is some deranged lunatic but with two there is a plan and motive And of course it’s good news that there are now only 2 people in critical condition and we hope they survive
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Preventing more unnecessary deaths, unless that’s a reason to be criticised nowadays
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cev18jy21w7o
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Enough is enough. This needs to be called out by politicians for what it is, rather than prioritising political correctness and their pathetic fear of offending people. Hopefully there are no deaths
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Well let’s see then. But basically what you are saying is at the moment there isn’t anyone you would vote for because they are all shite. I tend to agree but the Tories or Reform are the closest to what I will vote for. Otherwise you would have to spoil your ballot which I don’t think is constructive
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I agree - my 9 year old son supports them but if, when we were kids, we had to watch this I think it would be difficult for us to get excited or interested in it. I hope things get better and the fans need to start booting off. My “joy” will return but it’s pretty hard not to be apathetic at the moment in relation to the team itself
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As hardened fans if we are starting not to care, why would a 13 year old? At the moment there is nothing to care about
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He’s part of a time that in history has the least wins over 50 games. I would be hanging my head in shame not having a go at fans
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They have a lot of policies to improve things for start up businesses. Mine wouldn’t benefit from these but I think these policies will help the business environment generally. The main one I could benefit from is the proposed reduction in corporation tax.
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After today I’ve changed my mind. He should go now. After the whole talk of standing up and being counted this week, we could have turned it around. We didn’t so I don’t see what else we can do
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True - it’s utterly depressing.
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Youre one of tens of thousands of us that go to client corporate events. With respect I’m not sure what this is intended to prove but enjoy your afternoon nonetheless.
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How is downs on? Are you saying there is no striker at the club that doesn’t deserve to play more than him
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They are pressing - we have no press whatsoever
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If they don’t come out all guns blazing second half then we are lost. There should be coins, cups and anything else being thrown in the next 15 minutes. That disintegrated into a lot of turd
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Get fellows on. Give them pelters at HT
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Surely Fellows would bring something to the party
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Roerslev is shite
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Went over the ball studs first into his shin. Should have been a red
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That looked like a disgusting tackle
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Ok I’m not going to discuss the ins and outs of my business on this forum and don’t need the advice of people I don’t know. I have an accountancy firm for that. in terms of the reasons some of my values align with Reform I’ve already explained this earlier. If you want to understand from a cultural perspective then their stance on putting British people first in relation to welfare and housing, their genuine (not fake) desire to address the issues around illegal immigration and cultural integration, their anti woke ideology stance (and how this will impact the environment that my children are raised in) and desire to encourage free speech. When Reform are leading by a country mile in the polls it shouldn’t be difficult to believe that there are a lot of people like me who hold similar values, because there clearly are, including former Labour voters. A question for you and @Farmer Saint who would you vote for in the next GE? How do you think they align with your values?
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what’s your question? I’m not going to start talking about my own business with you.
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I appreciate your concern about my business set up. The point she was making was not a racist one so not illegal. It was based on factual evidence and the police would be investigating if it was. She maybe could have made her point by using more diplomatic wording. Unfortunately the bar for some people alleging racism now is so low, making factual points is now seen as racist if it involves any reference to colour. The Housing Minister avoiding paying stamp duty and essentially lying about advice received and breaking the Ministerial Code is much more serious. She had to resign over it. Also if people were genuinely worried about racism they wouldn’t be voting for Labour but maybe only Reform and the Tories can be racist? https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/jul/17/labour-suspends-diane-abbott-for-second-time-over-racism-comments https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/sites/default/files/investigation-into-antisemitism-in-the-labour-party.pdf https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/kemi-badenoch-dawn-butler-tweet-conservative-party-leadership-b1191674.html
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So there are incidences of Reform Cllrs being racist so I can accept that some maybe but I don’t believe the majority. The you gov survey is a perception surveys not facts. To say that Labour is not racist is laughable when an investigation produced a report which said they are racist - what further evidence do you need? Some Jewish MPs were in the party even at the time of the investigation. I could say that because Reform have Zia Yusuf they aren’t racist at all. I think the point is that this “holier than thou” attitude is bollocks
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So no then! You’re not indulging me - you made the point! Interesting to see who the real racists are unless you think anti- semitism isn’t “real racism”
