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Depends how you break it down.
Extreme capitalism calls for very low taxes, everything in private hands and a tiny govt. Extreme left want everything in public ownership (means of production etc), higher taxes to spend on public services and a bigger govt to administer it all.
I see those as large differences.
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Post of the day.
Succinctly put fella 
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I renewed my passport this week. It’s NOT blue 
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Send it back for a refund and threaten them with Farage.
Or did they send you the wrong one then cobber?
I’ve just applied for mine online.
I’m personally going to take it to May and ask her to do something about it. You mark my words 
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3 day service from Online application to delivery. Not bad
Not economic policy, no, more about similarities in racism, bigotry etc.
Have you read the horseshoe theory?
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Long time back. Not sure i agree with it.
That’s fair enough. I think @Ruprecht hit the nail on the head
My view too.
Stronzetto’s ‘Truth Force’ Opus work is nearly complete, chapter highlights:
“I used to be able to afford Stella”
“Benidorm £2000 per person per week bargain”
“Voodoo Witchdoctor will see you now”
“Retiring to Runcorn?”
“No dogs, No DSS, No British”
“Take a ticket and wait, a careers advisor will disappoint you sometime”
“Ration books are blue - Yay!”
“Your UN food parcel has been delayed”
“No Cod, Jellied Eels or bust”
“British wine, it’s getting better”
“Your house lost half it’s value”
“The bank requires settlement of your overdraft in the next 14 days”
“Worst recession since the last time you were told that”
“Sorry kids I didn’t understand”
“How to live in a corrugated hut”
“Glue keeps us all together”
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Truth
Nah, still got one of them. Not worth a penny. Which is twice as much as the British at the mo.
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As predicted, May reverts to type and decides to win over her own backbenchers rather than compromise with Parliament. Statement today to that effect, vote next week. Tick tock, tick tock to crashing out.
There is no compromise to be had though.
Labour will reject anything she comes up with and the SNP, Liberals and the woman from the Greens (who gets way too much airtime) just want a second referendum and to avoid Brexit altogether.
Can’t see how the EU will do anything to amend the deal enough to bring all of her party onside (and presumably the likes of Soubry and Grieve will vote against any deal at all) and with the parliamentary arithmetic it only needs a few Tories to oppose a deal and it gets beat.
At least it should make for some good watching on BBC Parliament.
Parliament will generally. She needs to come up with something different not the same shit with aspirations to get the EU to bin the backstop she agreed to. Just wasting time at the moment.
Peter Lilley on R4 this morning still claiming better insight than a current Business minister as well as the heads of JLR, the Road Hauliers etc. Deluded, dangerous twat.
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At least she’s an MP. UKIP and Farage have never won a seat, and get fucking loads of coverage.
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118 of her own MPs voted against her own bill. Expecting the opposition to support her is odd, but slagging the opposition off for saying no seems fucking strange.
If Plan B is just Plan A with a big B written on the cover in crayon then there should be very swift attempts to move things along to find a way out of this mess.
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Her ‘reaching out’ was simply a PR stunt & Corbyn and others quickly saw through it.
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