hypochondriac

Is it not at least a factor? Or is it borderline rcist to even suggest that?

Is there a link between skyrocketing NHS demand and big increases in immigration?

That's an interesting slogan- vote labour. They probably won't be able to implement many of their policies anyway.

That's a bit rich considering you bandy about "far right" epithets to anyone who disagrees with you! A large reason for the problems of the NHS are simply down to the amount of immigrants that have come here in the last twenty years. The NHS has not been underfunded as Labour claim, its seen massive spending but the numbers using the service have risen hugely. Its simply unsustainable in the long term and Labour promising to outspend the tories on the NHS isn't the answer. Controlling our population size to a greater degree would go some way to resolving the crisis and the numbers back that up.

Labour want to continue and extend freedom of movement, prevent any blocking of services to migrants, give all immigrants voting rights and effectively end any sort of attempt to control immigration by looking at numbers.

Not to mention the open door immigration policy.

The wage gap is simply the average earnings of men and women working full time. It does not count for different job positions, hours worked or different jobs. It has nothing to do with the same job. It has nothing to do with discrimination.

I can see great things ahead of her.

Do you do it on purpose?

It's quite a good measure of how much someone hasn't thought for themselves when they mindlessly parrot stuff about the gender pay gap. You're quite right that any candidates for elected office who talk about it are either thick or deliberately lying and are best avoided whatever their political affiliation.

The wage gap is simply the average earnings of men and women working full time. It does not count for different job positions, hours worked or different jobs. It has nothing to do with the same job. It has nothing to do with discrimination. That does not mean that discrimination does not exist, but simply publishing the hap between the earnings of men and the earnings of women is wildly simplistic.

Yes but before we chucked Hughes you must have thought we were in danger of relegation. I know I did.

You didn't think we weren't in real danger this time last year? We got away with it last season and the season before but this time we won't get lucky.

My school was better than your school.

It's not going well for you is it comrade.

Name one leader of the opposition from the last 50 years that would have rolled over and let the opponents deal go through. There isn't one so all Corbyn did was what every single opposition leader would have done. Hardly worthy of excessive praise.

Not sure why you're quoting us together, but he's told people to vote lib dem.

If we do go down- as seems likely- we can at least be grateful that we've had another season up here which means some players will have one less year left on their contracts.

I think you're right. He would be.

Presumably they think a Jeremy Corbyn led government will help their cause in some way.

I wonder why they are supporting Corbyn though?

Indeed

Do you not think there's some unique political circumstances that has led to that? Almost anyone could have been leader of the opposition and "achieved" the same thing. Had precisely zero to do with corbyn.

I agree it will be a close thing. I think the Tories may get a small majority now though with the Brexit party decision.

See. Falsely labelling people "right wing" would only be triggering if someone started having a meltdown about it or getting incredibly angry. Laughing at someone or calling out blatant lies and falsehoods isn't the definition of triggering I would use. Its just it's repeated by soggy on a regular basis so it needs shooting down fairly regularly too.