For me, it's not that the Tories are worse, but you expect it, yknow? In theory, Labour are supposed to stand up for us at least a little bit, so it's something of a betrayal
Kellamity
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Youse guys wanna play stickball?
Yes I mean, he's not wrong but his thing about Ukraine is driven by his Churchill obsession, not by real world ethics
It actually sounds like he and Tolkein would get on really well
Absolutely
Global warming' gave us that senator with the snowball
In an ideal world we wouldn't have to moderate accurate terms to prevent bad actors making dumb arguments
But this is clearly not an ideal world
Those clowns in Congress have done it again. What a bunch of clowns
Individual politicians and political parties routinely use count a vote as approval. In that way, if no other, voting does serve to support the existing system.
I don't think that tracks.
The highest turnout in any US election since 1908 was 62% in 2020, and at no point has a party won an election and been like 'look at all the people who didn't vote, I guess we don't have a mandate to govern'
Parties win elections and govern in power with less than 50% of voters backing them all the time, it's literally the standard. A low turnout will not change the way any party acts once in power.
I love them all*, but the IT Crowd is at the top for me
(*Graham Linehan is a prick)
I never actually watched dead set, but I remember it was airing at the same time I had a Media Studies project at school about zombies so the tutors kept bringing it up
“It’s been going back and forth around the 270 line,” he told Fortune. “Right now, it’s a tossup according to the PredictIt numbers. The big question in my mind is, how much Republican bias is there in the prediction markets?”
According to this data person, Trump blew a huge lead to make it evens. Please vote
Jack was Biz Markie's only young friend
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It sounds like you love one Bethesda game that came out 22 years ago