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Hey reform! what do you mean you're removing pride display shelves in libraries? What do you mean the pride festival in St Helens has been cancelled? Hello? What the fuck?
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it 100% makes sense for the lib dems to position themselves in the centre in the current political climate but everytime they say shit like 'centrism is what works' and 'the greens are extremists' a part of me dies
I'm sorry to talk politics, though it is one of the special interests. I think the Labour Party needs to acknowledge that their rhetoric against the Green party being "populist" like Reform has completely put me off voting Labour again. When they mimic the anti-immigrant policies of Reform so strongly, I feel like they have no right to claim others are extremist (or, arguably, they are in the best position... It takes one to know one etc...). I'm generally a pluralist; when any party from the centre to the left gets in, I'm happy. But it's starting to feel patronising hearing Labour spout about the "divisive politics on both sides"... It's a false equivalence. And I do think Labour needs to take note, as for the longest time their argument has been "A vote for the Greens/Lib Dems will let the Conservatives in" in order to court voters... Yet, now the Greens are an actual threat, they're suddenly extremists. I think that's going to burn a lot of bridges from those who may have voted tactically in the past. Honestly, it's a slap in the face.
"So much for the tolerate left."
"That is not the big 'got ya' that you think it is. Tolerate is a social contract to live and let live. You don't want me to live, to even exist The first place therefore breaking the one foundational rule. Tolerate is not about liking anyone, or even understanding them. It is that if they do not harm to others it doesn't matter that they are weird. Someone else's marriage doesn't even affect yours, Let alone hurt your marriage. You want to harm others, you are happy when we die. There is no compromise is that. The only way your are happy is when we are dead and gone. And than you will be confused of why you're still not happy. If your failed marriage is my fault for just being alive than you don't have to look at yourself and your actions. There is no social contract when you keep breaking the social contract. I am aloud to be relieved when someone who hates me is gone.
You want me to morn someone who hates me and to forget the ones who love me.
Somehow me not morning someone who hates me is worse than you joyously laughing when they kill me. You only want to contract when it benefits you and that's not how contracts work. It's expectations from both sides. You can tolerate a splinter in your hand, you are not a splinter, not a minor annoying thing, You are a Cancer. Unchecked You will consume and grow until there is nothing left. Both sides are not the same. to tolerate me you just dont bother me and still can you can make a nasty face and think I'm disgusting. For me to tolerate you is to accept death.
My existence makes you uncomfortable, your existence calls from my death. You can lie all you want. These things are not the same. I can't tolerate something that will not tolerate me."
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Ed Davey: it’s that time of year again. You know what that means.
Tim Farron: Crippling depression–
Pippa Heylings: Commercial corruption!
Layla Moran: Constant anxiety and dread.
Steve Darling: ...That wet slippery stuff that brings you joy?
Everyone:
Daisy Cooper: I sure hope he’s talking about snow.
Ed Davey’s party believes the move is the best way to ‘turbocharge’ economy, rather than tax rises
The Liberal Democrats are forcing a vote in parliament on creating a new customs union to put pressure on Labour MPs to take a more pro-EU stance. Ed Davey’s party is writing to all Labour MPs urging them to back a new bill in favour of a customs union with the EU, believing this is the best way to boost growth and raise revenue, rather than tax rises. The bill, tabled by Al Pinkerton, the Lib Dem spokesperson on Europe, will be voted on by MPs in early December, two weeks after the budget. It is largely symbolic and not likely to pass because it does not have government support. However, the Lib Dems are hoping to demonstrate support among pro-EU MPs for the idea of a new customs union. The letter highlights recent analysis from the National Bureau of Economic Research which found that Brexit has reduced UK GDP by 6-8%. Separate analysis by the House of Commons Library commissioned by the Lib Dems has found that the boost to growth from a more ambitious trade deal with the EU could generate at least £25bn a year for the public finances.
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