I didn't know there was one - or had forgotten...

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-53933470

Anyone else feel like they couldn't vote for anyone at the moment, even holding one's nose...?

Yes I was astonished when Labour and Libs didn't agree an anti-Brexit deal to stand down in any seats they came third to back the other party. SO obvious; the only way to stop Brexit. That gormless LibDem woman; Corbyn wrongly advised.

Even the Irish government feels like voting for the mafia.

Looking at Lib Dems Twitter pages - not even their voters are happy and rightly so. They could end up like UKIP or the SDP and fizzle out in to oblivion.

JK2006 wrote:
Yes I was astonished when Labour and Libs didn't agree an anti-Brexit deal to stand down in any seats they came third to back the other party. SO obvious; the only way to stop Brexit. That gormless LibDem woman; Corbyn wrongly advised.

wrongly advised?

Corbyn had no choice as the Blairites and Labor traitor Starmer & creepy Tom Watson forced a new Brexit referendum upon him and thus..in 2019 Labor lost all the Northern Labor seats that voted Brexit.

I believe it was deliberate and they did not want Labor to win with Cobyn as leader.

# Corbyn is a Brexiter.

## As the Aussie politician and former Conservative leader Andrew Peacock (famed for dating Shirley MacLaine..gratuitous glamor fact ) once (incorrectly) said after being deposed as leader and asked would he stand again : "a souffle doesn't rise twice" I believe Corbyn is biding his time and could well be Labor leader within 3 years as Starmer bores the tits off everyone

Mr Corbyn isn’t an outright Brexiteer. He adopted a ‘neutral’ stance in the run up to last year’s election. I doubt he would have been prepared to allow the country to leave the EU without a deal.

md wrote:
Mr Corbyn isn’t an outright Brexiteer. He adopted a ‘neutral’ stance in the run up to last year’s election. I doubt he would have been prepared to allow the country to leave the EU without a deal.

Ditto.

I couldn't care less about EU or Brexit. Every leader should go with what the majority public wants and voted for; no if or but.

If there was a referendum to bring back death penalty and the majority voted yes then it should be brought back.

Green Man wrote:
If there was a referendum to bring back death penalty and the majority voted yes then it should be brought back.
It's often said that if there was a referendum on the death penalty, a majority would be in favour. A majority of those would likely also be in favour of the death penalty for those convicted of child abuse and/or sex offences. So that would be JK and Rolf Harris gone for starters.

Anyone supporting the death penalty has to accept that innocent people will die and consider that a price worth paying. No justice system is infallible.

Some news just in

news.sky.com/story/jeremy-corbyn-former-...n-never-had-12060443

Jo wrote:
Green Man wrote:
If there was a referendum to bring back death penalty and the majority voted yes then it should be brought back.
It's often said that if there was a referendum on the death penalty, a majority would be in favour. A majority of those would likely also be in favour of the death penalty for those convicted of child abuse and/or sex offences. So that would be JK and Rolf Harris gone for starters.

Anyone supporting the death penalty has to accept that innocent people will die and consider that a price worth paying. No justice system is infallible.


If someone has indecent images of children that should be an instant death penalty. I was an "honourary member" of a gun club in Georgia. I was good friends with a police officer, he was a very interesting guy and great sense of humour.

His colleagues told him said that sex offenders can't be cured or treated. Unless they neutered like dogs or dead.

I hated Rolf Harris on TV and his music should be banished to landfills. He always did freak me out when I saw on TV. I can't think of any skills Rolf Harris has apart from being a total bore.

Jo wrote:
Green Man wrote:
If there was a referendum to bring back death penalty and the majority voted yes then it should be brought back.
It's often said that if there was a referendum on the death penalty, a majority would be in favour. A majority of those would likely also be in favour of the death penalty for those convicted of child abuse and/or sex offences. So that would be JK and Rolf Harris gone for starters.

Anyone supporting the death penalty has to accept that innocent people will die and consider that a price worth paying. No justice system is infallible.
A North Carolina man, Ronnie Long, has just been released after 44 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He was convicted only four months after the US Supreme Court overturned North Carolina’s mandatory death penalty.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8682099...se-breathtaking.html

Green Man wrote:
Jo wrote:
Green Man wrote:
If there was a referendum to bring back death penalty and the majority voted yes then it should be brought back.
It's often said that if there was a referendum on the death penalty, a majority would be in favour. A majority of those would likely also be in favour of the death penalty for those convicted of child abuse and/or sex offences. So that would be JK and Rolf Harris gone for starters.

Anyone supporting the death penalty has to accept that innocent people will die and consider that a price worth paying. No justice system is infallible.


If someone has indecent images of children that should be an instant death penalty. I was an "honourary member" of a gun club in Georgia. I was good friends with a police officer, he was a very interesting guy and great sense of humour.

His colleagues told him said that sex offenders can't be cured or treated. Unless they neutered like dogs or dead.

I hated Rolf Harris on TV and his music should be banished to landfills. He always did freak me out when I saw on TV. I can't think of any skills Rolf Harris has apart from being a total bore.

I can see why some people and chihuahuas dont like him, but he is far from talentless.

md wrote:
A North Carolina man, Ronnie Long, has just been released after 44 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He was convicted only four months after the US Supreme Court overturned North Carolina’s mandatory death penalty.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8682099...se-breathtaking.html
44 years is a horrendous length of time. How close he came to execution. He'll be one of the ones the death penalty supporters consider collateral damage.

Honey wrote:
I can see why some people and chihuahuas dont like him, but he is far from talentless.
Just another one of Green Man's long list of hates.

Here's another person who death penalty supporters would probably have wanted dead.

Innocent Florida inmate released after 37 years

A Florida man who spent the last 37 years in prison on a rape and murder charge was released Thursday, hours after officials revealed dramatic new evidence that proved his innocence.

Jo wrote:
md wrote:
A North Carolina man, Ronnie Long, has just been released after 44 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He was convicted only four months after the US Supreme Court overturned North Carolina’s mandatory death penalty.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8682099...se-breathtaking.html
44 years is a horrendous length of time. How close he came to execution. He'll be one of the ones the death penalty supporters consider collateral damage.

Honey wrote:
I can see why some people and chihuahuas dont like him, but he is far from talentless.
Just another one of Green Man's long list of hates.

Damn right