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18 May 18

Woofwoof

Joined: 06 Nov 15
Moves: 41301

23 May 18

Originally posted by @ashiitaka
Are you challenging me to a round of leftist victimhood Olympics? If so, here are the rules:

1) We each take turns pouring our hearts out about how terrible our lives are and how victimized we've been, making sure to use extra emotive language .

2) Use this to try and attract sympathy and shame the other for ever daring to question your opinions.

Gold medal goes to the most offended.

This is what the mad left has come to these days.

That's not very mean-spirited.

After all, every human on the planet is at least as smart and as capable as Ashiitaka. I'm sure none have congenital issues or innate deficits. And...if they do...it's their own damned fault. Right?

rookie54

free tazer tickles..

wildly content...

Joined: 09 Mar 08
Moves: 205566

23 May 18

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
A clue sir, I'm currently 92nd in the line of succession.

😏

momma's got a real olde book full of names of folks i do not know...
she says it tells the story of a poor flea-bitten scotsman that came to america seeking whatever america could offer and settled for whatever he found...
it also says 'we' as a family are related to the queen, and i am like a cousin 2000 times removed...

i did not receive an invite to the shindig...

divegeester

watching in dismay

STARMERGEDDON

Joined: 16 Feb 08
Moves: 120597

23 May 18

Originally posted by @indonesia-phil
Just for the record, I don't think anybody sensible has demanded a 'recount', the count was fine the first time around. I and I daresay others still think a second referendum would be a good idea, based this time on accurate information instead of speculation and propaganda on both sides. There is still resolve on both sides, and the final solutions ...[text shortened]... oing to make these little off - the - cuff remarks, please at least try to be accurate about it.

Fair enough; "recount" was completely inaccurate I acknowledge that.

Very Rusty

Treat Everyone Equal

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Joined: 04 Oct 06
Moves: 639921

23 May 18

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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
A clue sir, I'm currently 92nd in the line of succession.

😏

LOL...You could be dead before the Queen gives up the throne! Then there is the 91 ahead of you, yea you don't have much of a chance!!!

Not that it would be funny you were dead!

-VR

moonbus

Über-Nerd (emeritus)

Joined: 31 May 12
Moves: 8703

23 May 18

Originally posted by @ashiitaka
Are you challenging me to a round of leftist victimhood Olympics? If so, here are the rules:

1) We each take turns pouring our hearts out about how terrible our lives are and how victimized we've been, making sure to use extra emotive language .

2) Use this to try and attract sympathy and shame the other for ever daring to question your opinions.

Gold medal goes to the most offended.

This is what the mad left has come to these days.

Foregone result: Duchess has already wrapped up that medal and taken it home.

Shallow Blue

Joined: 18 Jan 07
Moves: 12477

23 May 18

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Originally posted by @ashiitaka
[b]Alan Sugar has supported Labour most of his life.

Alan Sugar used to support New labour. That's entirely different from supporting Labour now. Jeremy Corbyn has been actively purging moderates from the party since he took over and the labour party today represents what it was in the 1970.[/b]

True enough, supporting New "Labour" has nothing to do with being left-wing, and predictably, Alan Ticky-tacky-hocker Sugar has stayed with his right-wing leanings - he's back to tje Tories now he can't fool anyone any more.

Ricky Gervais and Liam Gallagher are successful..... ....but... they are not particularly nice people. Liam Gallagher is a well known w@nker. "Wonderwall" is a good song but he's a terrible person nevertheless. His endorsement is hardly something anyone should be proud of.

No, Jim Davidson, Katie Hopkins and Jodie Marsh are shining samples of humanity.

If those were the best you could do to show me the shining stars who endorse the left, I'm afraid it's quite the damp squib.

John Cleese. Stephen Fry. Ben Goldacre. Stephen Hawking, when he was still alive. Ken Loach, rather predictably. Vanessa Redgrave. In fact, it's notable how many more self-made men and women support the left than the right, regardless of country - except the USA, of course.
(Mind you, if forced to pick one, I think I'd endorse the LibDems myself - not ideal, eithet, but at least somewhat less stupid than the two main ones.)

moonbus