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22 Aug 26 11:33
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Eventually, you'll get banged up for preferring white bread over brown

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By:
saddo
When: 22 Aug 26 11:43
Eventually, you'll convert, or pay jizya.
By:
Mr Spock
When: 22 Aug 26 12:24
The UK is on a one way journey to oblivion, think its too late to stop the demise now. All previous governments (from Blair onwards) are complicit in this.
By:
Ronaldmcdonald
When: 22 Aug 26 12:27
DEI, ESG, CRT, open borders, net zero, cancel culture, offensive language control, deplatforming, trans rights, the creation of oppressed classes, and more - the logical endpoint of all this is very obvious - the crippling of western economies. Probably why a lot of it is being pushed by China, but not so much in their own country. These ideas are aggressively suppressed in China because they know how damaging they are to the country.
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 22 Aug 26 12:35
Logical conclusion, lol.
By:
Mr Spock
When: 22 Aug 26 12:48
YTL if you think any different then your in for a rude awakening imo.
By:
saddo
When: 22 Aug 26 14:32
Some people can work out the result of long term compound interest in a flash,
but long term compound birth rates are seemingly beyond their ken (lol).
By:
northanlite
When: 22 Aug 26 21:46
You never hear the term "progressive" in UK politics so that tells me you have been on the internet too much.
By:
Shrewd_dude
When: 22 Aug 26 22:10
Nicola Sturgeon gives her backing to a 'progressive alliance' at Westminster

From the National.

Typical SNP fan making a mug of himself.
By:
DixieDean60
When: 22 Aug 26 22:26
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By:
DixieDean60
When: 22 Aug 26 22:29
Greens are the positive and progressive antidote to Reform after local election results
2 May 2025 / 3 May 2025 by Green Party
By:
northanlite
When: 22 Aug 26 22:33
OK fair do's I guess you do and i am incorrect. I am an old dog and these are new tricks.
I just don't remember that phrase being used much outside of the USA in my time.
It is a weird term as the opposite is obviously regressive. I would have thought progress
of some sort is the aim of any political movement?
By:
Pleasegivemeanailedontip
When: 23 Aug 26 00:19
The opposite in a political sense is small c conservatism. To conserve traditions that have worked for centuries. Or to be a dinosaur, depends on your outlook.
By:
northanlite
When: 23 Aug 26 01:19
A very good point. My Grandfather was a small c conservative. He didn't want anything to change ever.
He did have an expectation that a conservative government would allow his lineage to be able to
buy their own home and prosper in business ventures.
14 years of Tory rule made the above almost impossible.
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