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I don't mind your opinion here one bit, David. Just don't try to speak for me - that is all. Can you not see why it's wrong to do so? I wish some folk on these boards wouldn't be so damned lazy and assumptive.

That's an opinion, David, not a fact, and anyway, it's not about that. I just do not like people appropriating others' consent. It doesn't take Einstein to work out that purporting to speak for 'we' when you mean 'I' is completely unacceptable and frankly, not your (or indeed anyone else's) place. Hence I am speaking for myself here, even if I suspect a few others will be also be irritated by your assumptive use of the royal 'we'.

Do we? Who do you presume to speak on behalf of, other than yourself?

They'd cable tied it a lot, but that sign is now safely consigned to a bin.

I remember that during the referendum, twattish bullies voting out appropriated public space to advertise Vote Out, without permission. Just seen a Vote Reform placard tied up in a public space. It's getting removed shortly.

Just perpetual wannabe victims.

There's a reason that a highlight of Dave Gorman's Modern Life is Goodish was the found poem. I've just been unfortunate enough to read Jeremy Clarkson on why not to vote Labour. He might as well have just written 'I'm a totally arrogant, obnoxious ignorant c**t', and the comments section rather backs that opinion up.

For the best explanation for this, I would direct you to the audiobook 'How They Broke Britain', by James O'Brien - in short it's a merry-go-round of the Old Boys' Network, the Client Media, the Tory Party and various dubiously funded 'research groups' (which is a euphemistic way of saying morally corrupt pressure groups).

The decimation of the Tory Party is entirely deliberate, and is a process engineered by the very worst sort of people, using the worst sort of money, wanting the very worst outcome for the vast majority. I would add 'and we all know that' to be provocative, but I am fully aware that most people (probably) haven't given the first thought to the machinations and implications of what is going on.

Didn't know you spoke Walloon... Who is Wes?

*Insert Alan Partridge meme*

How to steal an entire movie in one scene.

I don't. I live on a very 'safe' blue seat, which is heavily tipped to go red, and the 'Vote Tory' placards are very thin on the ground.

I'm not sure on this. I think many are in denial, because if they realised how unequal society is, it would cause them existential issues. So it is easier to just stay ignorant.

I didn't know what to say. I still don't. Just wishing you all the best of everything.

They are indeed. And people are equally entitled to point out their belief that a vote for the Tories or Reform is now a dangerous thing to do.

By erudite, do you mean 'deluded'?

You must be wrong, because one person with terrible takes used the laughing emoji.

A neighbour of mine has a Vote Reform thing up on the boundary of his property. Seriously considering covertly augmenting it with the same graphics but different wording.

Absolutely desperate

Same bot farm, most probably the same foreign interference.

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Yes, and will go harder right once they've decided that they can be on the winning side.

I think that with the press/media we have, this is very unlikely.

Looking like a Labour shoo-in at this stage anyway.