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21 Apr 15
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One of them worked down the mines, one of them has never got his hands dirty in his life. One of them is highly ntelligent, one of them is a thick bigot. One of them has compassion, the other is a grade A k unt.
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One of them promised to retire and then reneged on it.
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I doubt that the beast of Bolsover was a millionaire by the time he was 25.
Clearly not as intelligent as the nice Mr Farage. Nice of you to agree that Nigel has compassion though. |
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Working down the pit? Fúcking luxury! When I were a lad we lived in a puddle and father beat us to death every morning with a copy of the Skelmersdale Echo.
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I suspect, for many, liking Dennis Skinner or Nigel farage is not mutually exclusive.
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They were both spot on about The EU
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Highly intelligent? seems Skinner went to grammar school and then worked down a mine.
I would call that thick! Seriously, he must be ashamed of what the Labour party has become. |
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And what have they become, in your opinion ?
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Trying to run capitalism better than the Tories, rather than put up a cogent alternative.
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Are you speaking on behalf of Jack ?
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A party that has abandoned its heritage, a party hand in hand with 'Big Business' just as much as the Tories.
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Facts.
No, just offering an opinion {puzzled} |
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Ðennis Skinner and Nigel Farage have lots in common.
Both against the Evil Empire. Both stick up for the working man. Both have held down a real job. Both able to make a speech. Both would like to take back the railways. Both favour British workers. Both hate the modernLabour Party. If Farage gets elected they would be great mates. |
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One's a former merchant banker, one's a former miner
One's a former public schoolboy, one's a class warrior. I doubt they'd be friends |
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Both of them call a spade a spade?
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Class warrior ? wont stop him joining his old labour pals in the House of Lords when he
gives up his seat. |