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Greenmile

Same reason the BNP won 10 years ago.

Greenmile

....You knew it wasn't true. Why lie about it, when the election is over and your lies can do you no good? I can’t help but think that this is a bit more revealing about the way you operate than you intended it to be. Not “why lie?”, but “why lie when you don’t stand to benefit from your lies?”

Greenmile

CrosspoolClarets wrote: ↑
Tue Dec 10, 2019 1:57 pm
...You make a judgement like this from your gut. My gut tells me he is dangerous to our whole way of life. That’s my choice, if you have a different choice, crack on, but we all can’t complain about the consequences later...

Your gut is full of sh1t

Greenmile

Maybe you and your wife fella or you and yours fella . I honestly didn't make fun of or realise the error. Apologies for offending you and for causing you to be unnecessarily offended for others by the typo and for voting conservative this Thursday. Voting leave as well sorry about that. The only t...

Greenmile

RingoMcCartney wrote: ↑
Fri Dec 06, 2019 11:17 pm
"Here" isn't a particularly bad place to be right now, as far as I'm concerned.

Here in the EU?

Greenmile

Whats not true. My Bank(s) say they will never call if that is what you are referring to. Banks call their customers all the time, for all sorts of reasons, such as to check whether a suspicious transaction is genuine. I just think it’s important not to spread misinformation on a thread like this -...

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Stayingup wrote: ↑
Fri Dec 06, 2019 2:32 pm
She obviously gave her account details to these thieves
Banks never call their clients. This should be broadcast loud and clear at every opportunity.

These thieves desreve to have their fingers chopped off.

This is not true.

Greenmile

... It's also novel to see right wingers describe news outlets as activism disguised as journalism, presumably said with a straight face, and I can't help but think that an apology wouldn't be as forthcoming were the mistake made by certain other media outlets; a double standard quite clearly lost ...

Greenmile

Lowbankclaret wrote:I will apologise but it was not clear.

The clue was in the word “one”.

Apology accepted, though. Thank you.

Greenmile

Lowbankclaret wrote:Hope your not posting about by late step father post.

I think it’s pretty clear I’m not. What a strange thing to think.

Greenmile

Rick_Muller wrote:...WHATABOUTERY ALERT....

This came one post too late.

Greenmile

Trust you to minimise voting fraud. Sorry - you’ve lost me. How am I minimising voter fraud, and why do you seem upset that I am? In case it’s my post that’s causing the confusion, I was referring to the below, and suggesting you probably shouldn’t outright claim someone is committing a crime when ...

Greenmile

claretandy wrote:The police are now investigating this.

Why do the police need to investigate anything? You and Guido have already found them guilty.

Greenmile

how on earth do you keep missing my statements like I don't think the Tories are great, not the best thing since sliced bread etc. etc. I don't blame Labour totally either, they also did not cause the crash but they were part of why austerity happened, it needed to happen regardless of which party ...

Greenmile

So it’s ok to be disgustingly racist if it’s against the Tories? Perhaps you should live in East Ham or some other multi cultural sh1thole for a few weeks and you’ll soon know all about tolerance towards things like homosexuals ,Jews and white people ,coupled with modern forward thinking liberal at...

Greenmile

So you and your little gang continue to refuse to read what I was saying, you continue to push your agenda regardless of what people here point out, you twist and turn to your own ends, unfortunately like a lot of things in the world people don't agree with you, you need to try and understand that....

Greenmile

you and others who are wearing blinkers continue to bang on about austerity like it was an actual choice, you really need to get off your Labour spokes box and look with an open mind, no one, certainly not me is saying the Tories are great and they have done wonderful, if you are going to comment o...

Greenmile

you and many like you can continue to pinpoint these types of things, but history usually provides a clear sight of thing, which you are missing, something had to give in order to sort out the mess the Labour government left, regardless of who caused it, it was under the Labour watch. What is mind ...

Greenmile

Lowbankclaret wrote:...You are the kind of person that will believe Corbyn when he says the moon Is made from cheese and from now on it will be free...

We’ve been paying for the moon up until now??

Greenmile

Vegas Claret wrote:so you think booting the ball to Ben Foster as opposed to stringing 10 passes together is the same ? and

No.

Do you think all we did first half was boot it to Foster, and all we did second half was string passes together?

Greenmile

We mix it up pretty much every game. The only real difference between hoofball and football is Vegas thinks we’re playing hoofball when it doesn’t work, and football when it does.

Greenmile

“Hard left propaganda film”

Greenmile

Hi Greenmile, I mis-read your post from earlier today. Wow, based on comments re "4 Leaders QT" where a few of them have been credited with "car crashes" I feel honoured that you've awarded me the same accolade. Thank you. My pleasure! ;) You’re welcome. I see you’re so proud that you carried on wi...

Greenmile

Damo wrote:A gang of Corbynistas, demonstrating kinder, gentler politics again I see

You ok, snowflake?

Greenmile

Paul Waine wrote:Thanks, Greenmile. That's given me a little laugh.

Have a great day.

Can you let Lancs know, I'm going to get some lunch and then I've got work to do.

Enjoy your lunch. Hope your afternoon is better than the car-crash of a morning you’ve had on here.

Greenmile

Paul Waine wrote:No, my assumption is that there's a little group on here who echo each other.

Is that fair comment? Or, can you prove me wrong?

They echo each other because they’re all right, Paul. Like the scientific community “echo each other” in respect of anthropogenic climate change, for example.

Greenmile

jontybfc wrote:Not quite the conversation I remember having. You asked where I got my opinion from, I linked a few experts. You then said you wanted my own forecast because you had one yourself. Which we never saw.

...and we never will, because it doesn’t exist outside of Paul’s fevered imagination.

Greenmile

Awfully sorry about that, Greenmile. There were so many of them. But, hey, you will be using those words another time, possibly. Apologies also to the members of the "group" that I didn't quote. So your assumption when loads of different people pull you up for talking ******** is that they’re all w...

Greenmile

Paul Waine wrote:Quite a collection there, don't you think.

(Not necessarily in the order copy/pasted - I hope no one minds).

You’ve credited my post to Martin, and vice versa, but hey who cares about accuracy, right?

Greenmile

The 'N' word (ffs sake we can't even use it when actually discussing it now :lol: :lol:) is one of the ones that gets me most. It is considered highly offensive (and maybe it is) but West Indians and Black Americans use it all the time when talking to each other. Also George Burns the American come...

Greenmile

Anyone can say people should pay higher taxes in order to fund public services and help those who are less well off in society, the issue comes when policies are put in place that might affect them that people start moaning. The pensioner who is happy to pay more tax will naturally be more than wil...

Greenmile

Well you are comparing a well off pensioner whose tax burden will probably not change with someone whose still working and will see a disproportionate raise. The only way Labour seems to be able to attract voters is to bribe them with free gifts paid for by “taxing” faceless entities. Billionaires ...

Greenmile

Tall Paul wrote:Paul seems to be going full Ringo this morning.

More of a pound-shop dsr, IMO.

Greenmile

That's easy - black. But only when attached to an insult. Otherwise it is an accurate description. The abbreviation of Pakistani (don't think I can write it on here) is considered offensive but I have had many Pakistani friends who refer to each other as such - so that appears to be only offensive ...

Greenmile

JC/JMcD playbook: 1) we will not increase taxes - except on the top 5% (and tax dodgers and billionaires); 2) We plan to spend £83bn - all paid by top 5% (and tax dodgers and billionaires); 3) We will democratise business - trade unions on company boards, sectoral wage bargaining, everyone has the ...

Greenmile

Anybody wondering why I am currently backing Boris (the only Tory who can beat Corbyn), I have just done the maths this morning. I run my own business and my wife chooses not to work due to us having a child with additional needs. If I have an average year and earn about £50,000 - we will be about ...

Greenmile

It's not ambiguous language at all. It's commonplace in housing. You are suggesting I was dishonest about the commitment on starter homes. Yet starter homes wasnt originally mentioned. New homes generally was highlighted of which affordable housing is one type. The suggestion I may have made up the...

Greenmile

Leaving the Labour manifesto out of it for a minute, because they're obviously not going to win anyway, what exactly should be done? If you hold the view that taxing large companies and rich folk more inevitably leads to economic ruin, what's the alternative? I'm assuming most people aren't wanderi...

Greenmile

Which term? Tell me clearly and explicitly how I've been dishonest? By using deliberately ambiguous language (“delivered” / “supplied” / “provided”) to imply that the Tories honoured their manifesto pledge (and maybe by making up the numbers re new builds completed, but I’m giving you the benefit o...

Greenmile

"Proportionally, of the 57,485 affordable homes delivered in 2018-19, 92% were new build and 7% were acquisitions" It's not my fault you have no understanding of common terms used in the housing sector. Supply being the most appropriate and used term of them all. But not the term used in the Tory m...

Greenmile

Hi Greenmile, does it matter that you are quoting from David Cameron's 2015 manifesto, rather than T May's 2017 manifesto? And, I'm curious, did you think that "build" meant that the new starter homes would be build by Conservative MPs, or other members of the Conservative party, or including those...

Greenmile

Ive just told you how many they built. Anything other information you want look up yourself. This is getting dull. No you didn’t. You told me how many were “completed”. Language matters. Edit - if this time you really did mean “built”, it looks like you’ve got your figures wrong - an honest mistake...

Greenmile

Why am I trying to fool folk? If the single issue of starter homes had been mentioned I wouldnt have disputed the point. But it wasnt mentioned at all. To satisfy your thirst to differentiate between new build and additional supply/delivery/provision of affordable homes, here you go: There were 53,...

Greenmile

He thinks you're turtle cos you used the word c*nt. Dont worry though as this is the poster who still thinks the Russians are in bed with Corbyn and not Johnson's and Farage's paymasters - in other words he's a bit of a dimwit Ah ok. So he thinks IT created a sleeper account three and a half years ...

Greenmile

They have built loads of new affordable homes. Why are you bothered about new build? Would you not see say 100 new affordable apartments converted from a disused mill a positive thing, increasing the supply of affordable housing in the area? How can you possibly argue that increasing "supply" is no...

Greenmile

I've done no such thing. The quote I responded to referred to a conservative manifesto commitment. It said nothing about starter homes. The tories committed in their manifesto to increase supply of affordable housing. Supply is the most relevant word in this context. If you look at any local author...

Greenmile

Stayingup wrote:Haha. Gives you away under your new name. Own up!!!

Greenmile

I've no idea why you are getting hung up on words like supply, deliver and provide. They are basic words. It very often includes new builds and sometimes conversations which is a good thing too. Housing supply is absolutely the most appropriate word. I’m getting “hung up” on lies and deception. Fir...

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taio wrote:The 2017 manifesto included a commitment to provide affordable homes. Hence my reference to 57k additional supply of affordable homes in 18/19.

...and we’re back to the weasel words. “Provide” and “supply” seem like they could mean “build” in this context, but they don’t , do they?

Greenmile

Starter homes wasnt mentioned in the post I responded to. It was about supply in the market and I think additional affordable homes built is really important. They are being built all the time under section 106 conditions. Yes, but “the Tory commitment on building new houses” was mentioned, and it ...

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