Re: Doctor Who S02 E01 The Robot Revolution

On 26/04/2025 11:19, Blueshirt wrote:

The True Doctor wrote:
 

On 25/04/2025 09:23, Blueshirt wrote:

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I will comment so that others don't have to!

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You're still not in the UK.

 I will be tomorrow, does that count?
 If I take my laptop with me to Belfast can I post legitimate
comments then, or do I have to actually be on the mainland
before I can have an opinion?

You have to be British. Your ancestors chose not to be 100 years ago.

 

Reform UK might seem to have a lot of support over there, and
they may be doing well in some opinion polls... but until
that is translated in to a majority of seats in Westminster
and Nigel Farage is the UK's Prime Minister, then it's only
supposition that a majority of people support them. If the
majority of people in the UK really supported Reform and
were against "wokery" them why did Labour get elected last
July?

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Because of a rigged first past the post electoral system which
favours the Tories and Labour.

 Trust me, you don't want PR. We have it over here and it's a
balls. All you end up with is coalition governments... and

Good. That is exactly what we need. No more tyrants like Keir Starmer.

watered down policies when the parties have to make compromises.

Good. No more stupid one party populist policies that the other half of the population does not support.

PR elections might be more representative of people's views but
it leads to a lot of back-door wheeling and dealing and
manifesto policies being dumped to get things through. In other
words, political chicanery!

In other words the politicians have to listen to the actual population and not just to their party members.
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If you think Nigel Farage is the answer then I'm not sure what
the question is... but if voting could really change anything,
it would be made illegal.
 

People have no choice but to vote for Nigel Farage even if they can't stand him because he's the only one speaking common sense.

Elections are a good way to gauge public opinion but I still
don't think "wokery" in television shows is top of that many
people's agenda when they go out to vote... especially in
council elections which are usually more about local issues.

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The council elections will be used as protest against the
tyrannical rule of Keir Starmer. Wokery will play a part in
that ever since the leader of Ingsoc tried to redefine the
term "working people" for the 11th and definitive edition of
the Newspeak Dictionary, so that no one can claim that Ingsoc
broke its promises to them.

 If you think Kier Starmer is tyrannical you should move to
Russia, China or North Korea! See how far your George Orwell

Those are the countries that Kier Starmer idolises along with their leaders.

quotes get you there!!!

Russia is Eurasia. China is Eastasia. The United Kingdom and America are Oceania constantly waging way against either Eurasia or Eastasia. Labour is Ingsoc. Political correctness is newspeak and goodthink. Cancel culture is the two minutes hate. The anti-sex league is 4th wave feminism. Starmer looks exactly like the poster of Big Brother on the cover of the book.
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"To be woke is to be uninformed which is exactly the opposite of what it stands for." -William Shatner