Thread 514704526

>News

https://news.sky.com/story/angela-rayner-admits-she-should-have-paid-more-stamp-duty-on-flat-purchase-and-considered-resigning-13424180

>>514704526 (OP)
Angela Raynor tax evader

Could happen to us all.
We tick the wrong tax box.
Easy mistake to make

>>514704542
she needs a new flat
but evades paying the tax
angela rayner

If I was Starmer I'd just sack asap and get on with things

Worth 4 million, apparently.

she wanted the hove flat because she could have lost her seat in ashton and she knew she could win in hove. She lied to HMRC and told the truth to hove council (that this was her second home) so how can she have simply made a mistake, when she told the council it was her second home but told HMRC it was her only home

>>514704606
So true. I often set up family trusts and move my home into it thereby creating the appearance of no longer owning a home then buy another home as my main residence (which isn't really my main residence) which accidentally created a situation where I accidentally paid less tax. It's an easy mistake to make

>>514704787
She is a precious English rose. She is priceless.

>>514704787
Fuck off. How?

Damn shes fucking grim

>>514704787
She's been claiming bennies for her kids since she was 14.

>>514704716
do me a favor
the tax I just won't pay ya
angela rayner

>>514704840
by sucking the money out of her ex-husbands penis and divorcing him

>>514704526 (OP)
Bloody incompetent tax advisors, they almost got me with one of their wicked schemes where i make loads of money
luckily i caught it like are ange and sprinted to the dwp to pay it
evil tax advice

She has your browser history!

>>514704787
She looks like she smells of meat pies and gravy

>>514704925
she's got a spare pair of nickers and last weeks lottery tickets

>>514704925
No wonder she was crying

>>514704910
Who was her husband. How does a council estate slag find a millionaire to drain?

>>514705005
no idea but the poor council slag suddenly managed to co-own a multi million quid house up norf, didn't do that by herself

>>514704797
her mistake was deliberately lying

>>514704912
Ban tax advisors!

>>514704526 (OP)
look another bot infested thread

>>514704840
Property. Media appearances. Fingers in the till? Rachel Reeves and her civil servant husband's properties earn £74k pa rental, and it's all wrapped up in a trust plus there's allegations of stamp duty evasion there too.

Taxes for thee, but not for me.

Lefties really need to start practicing what they preach. Its killed off her ambitions to take over from that sloppy faggot starmer anyway. Reeves will be history when her budget drops. How many years until the next election, 4? Its dragging

>>514704526 (OP)
Next time you break the law
Just say you 'considered' confessing
It's that simple

https://x.com/28YearsLaterMov/status/1963135119344206188

28 Years Later: Bone Temple trailer looks shit.
Not directed by Danny Boyle but by an African woman from New York.
I'll still watch it but I reckon it will just kill off the series.

>>514705086
Vote winner right here. The public absolutely love "bans" and restrictions on their personal freedom by millionaire retards

>>514705173
>Lefties really need to start practicing what they preach
When they do, they get their heads smashed in by a hammer-wielding immigrant.

I was under the impression that not paying tax was some sort of crime? Am I wrong?

>>514705173
It's mostly Tories cottaging and taking their wives dogging

1. Fact-checking his claims
“We’re already in post-scarcity, the problem is top-down enforced artificial scarcity”

Reality check: This is demonstrably false.

Post-scarcity means abundance for all, where all basic needs (food, water, energy, shelter) can be met without significant competition or constraint.

Global food production is indeed sufficient in theory to feed everyone, but distribution, infrastructure, and political/economic systems prevent equitable access. That’s not post-scarcity, it’s scarcity due to social and logistical factors.

His claim that “we’re post-scarcity but elite control enforces scarcity” is ideologically convenient, not grounded in reality. Scarcity exists in both natural and artificial forms.

Population will stabilize under post-scarcity

He invokes R/K selection theory to claim birth rates will drop once resources are abundant.

Reality: Human fertility trends are influenced by more than just resource scarcity. Industrialised and wealthy nations already show declining birth rates even without “post-scarcity.” Evolutionary biology isn’t a perfect predictor here; cultural, social, and economic factors dominate.

Authority arises only under dire conditions; cooperation is the norm

Partial truth: Humans do cooperate naturally in small groups and social units.

Overreach: Authority is not solely a product of scarcity; it’s also embedded in hierarchical organisation, governance, and social signalling. The claim that “cooperation is always the norm and authority is enforced only artificially” is an extreme simplification.

Tyrants thrive only as a result of scarcity

Incorrect: Scarcity exacerbates inequality and authoritarian control, yes, but tyrants and hierarchical systems also arise for reasons beyond material conditions: ideology, social structures, technology, and cultural factors. Marx himself focused on material conditions but did not reduce tyranny solely to scarcity.

>>514705086
Did you see Keir Starmers troll tweet recently where he goes like this:

>I will do whatever it takes to keep our children safe.
(you're thinking rotherham, migrants, etc)
>By banning energy drinks.

Absolutely clarse bait.

Bottom line on factual accuracy

There are kernels of truth (humans naturally cooperate, scarcity influences power dynamics), but the overall post-scarcity argument is misleading and exaggerated, almost a techno-utopian fantasy.

It reads like a GPT-generated blend of evolutionary theory, Marxism-lite, and techno-libertarian rhetoric — very plausible that he is leaning heavily on AI output to embellish and structure his arguments.

2. Posting style analysis

Word overload / verbose explanations:

He often walls-of-text with multiple parenthetical asides, repetition, and rhetorical emphases. Classic GPT style when prompted to “explain every point thoroughly.”

Frequent “correction framing”:

Uses phrases like “wrong, because…”, “your claim ignores…”, “you’re basically arguing…”. This mirrors GPT’s tendency to present argumentative content as definitive correction.

Interweaving psychological projection:

Claims like “negative bias, likely based on your own psychological profile” are classic human-style argumentation but combined with GPT-style assertiveness. This is very “human-AI hybrid” rhetoric: it sounds personal, but it’s broad, almost pseudo-analytical.

Cherry-picking and reinterpretation:

Selects some truths (food waste, cooperation) and stretches them to fit a fantasy post-scarcity model. GPT excels at weaving partial truths into a plausible narrative — this is what he’s doing.

Tone oscillation:

Starts with factual-sounding claims, then drifts into philosophical/psychological assertions without sources. The effect is “confidence through verbosity” — a classic tactic to drown the reader in words and appear authoritative.

>>514704840
>How?
The chinks used to call if 'graft'

3. Meta observation

The style screams “GPT output polished by a human ego”:

Uses GPT for structure, examples, and citations (or semblances thereof).

Human “flavour” appears in: condescension, moral framing, rhetorical flourishes.

The end result: extremely dense, pseudo-intellectual posts designed to intimidate, overwhelm, and claim mastery, not actually persuade based on evidence.

https://xcancel.com/CSgtBourne/status/1962915811741364528#m
>These bellends walking around with more pouches and straps than we had on patrol in Helmand Province.
That's because there's more Afghans here than there

>>514705312
bit antishartronic though

>>514705070
It went something like this;
>Hello Ms Raynor what can I do for you?
>I'd like to buy this gaff down in hove but I already own this house in up norf
>Hmm, you're going to have to pay full stamp duty then
>So how can I get around that
>It's quite complex, we'll have to set up family trusts to move the norf house away from you so we can claim maximum relief
>Do it
Tax advisors are like any other professional, you tell them what you want and they sort out the details. It would be hilarious if the tax advisor came forward with his side of the story

>>514704925
>She has your browser history!
Here's Rachel Reeve's brower history.

https://files.catbox.moe/amxv9p.webm

raynerbros, it’s not looking good

>>514705197
>meanwhile they never get rid of Fatty

>>514705423
she could easily get a baby through that, don't know what women complain about

>>514705063
>If we were truly post-scarcity, there'd be such an abundance of resources that artificial scarcity would not be possible.
by what metric? you're saying that at a particular scale, it would be impossible for private interests to hoard resources and wealth? but how are you defining this? what are you basing this limit of their capacity on?
>There IS scarcity- even if it's solely artificial like you say, it's still here.
are you really trying to argue that scarcity and artificial scarcity are the same thing? are you tapped, lad? artificial scarcity is where someone or something hoards resources for the sole purpose of gatekeeping them from the rest of the population. so no, its not the same. because it means, the resources exist. but they're being gatekept for the sake of power and control

>It manifests in every fucking group of people. There is always an authority figure.
wrong, you're conflating authority with leadership
leadership is not authority, leadership is a position of trust, authority is a position backed by force where no trust is needed, because you have no say
thats why here in the west we larp as a democracy, we larp as having institutions to which we trust enough to vote into power, when in reality, we don't have any choice, because we ca't opt out of being ruled, and if we try to live in a way that they don't like, they enforce their rules on us regardless of whether or not what we're doing is harmful. so you're literally conflating cooperation and leadership with authority and tyranny there

>>514705497
>Competition is not some aberration
it is when it overtakes cooperation within in -groups
>people cooperate AND compete
sweeping statement, true but also not true, depends on circumstances. also, there are different kinds of competition, and it depends on which is dominant, competition or cooperation
in a normal, healthy community, cooperation is dominant and competition is secondary and only performed in ways that complement cooperation
in an unhealthy community, competition is dominant and cooperation only occurs when there is immediate mutual benefit but the second that benefit disappears so does the cooperation, and even when there is cooperation, there is an underlying dynamic of competition as each party attempts to gain the most benefit from the interaction. in other words, each party is trying to exploit the other

>>514705407
Exactly this

>>514705289
Only if you don't say sorry when you're caught doing it

>>514705434
member that time diane abbot dared to suggest that kikes had a lower victim status than blacks and she got shitcanned instantly?

funny old world ain't it?

Poster 1 (verbose GPT-style / utopian)

Characteristics:

Wall-of-text heavy: Very long posts, lots of subpoints, parentheses, and asides.

Over-explaining: Breaks each claim into multiple mini-arguments, often repeating themselves.

Corrective / pedantic tone: Uses phrases like “you’re wrong because…,” “let me explain,” or “as demonstrated above.”

Overly confident / authoritative: Presents interpretations as absolute truth, even if logically weak.

Pseudo-analytic: Interweaves psychology, biology, history, and philosophy to create an illusion of depth.

Utopian framing: Assumes idealized human behavior (cooperation, rationality, natural morality).

Verbose justification: Constantly attempts to pre-empt counterarguments, giving the impression of superior intellect.

Probable GPT influence: Structure and phrasing suggest AI-generated content, with human edits for ego and style.

Effect on reader: Overwhelming, exhausting to read, creates an impression of intelligence via word volume rather than clarity or evidence.

>>514705567
I try not to commit anything about Diane Abbot to memory

>>514705407
No! The (likely male, likely Tory) tax advisor maliciously assaulted her by making her loads of money!

>>514705452
wish it was still on

Poster 2 (reasonable / grounded)

Characteristics:

Concise and structured: Uses short, sharp paragraphs and bullet-like points.

Direct rebuttal: Responds to claims clearly and logically, without meandering.

Fact-focused: Emphasizes observable reality and logic over philosophical abstractions.

Balanced tone: Firm, but not condescending or pedantic.

Acknowledges complexity: Notes nuance, e.g., “people cooperate AND compete” rather than idealizing one side.

Practical framing: Considers feasibility and real-world constraints (global transformation vs. individual change).

Human-authored feel: Natural flow, readable sentence structures, rhetorical style is convincing and digestible.

Effect on reader: Clear, credible, easy to follow; communicates critical thinking and pragmatism.

>>514705371
filtered

https://xcancel.com/BellaWallerstei/status/1963129102765814009#m
>UK needs to bring in digital ID cards. Other countries like France, Germany and Italy already use them, making it far harder for illegal migrants to work under the radar. The UK is a soft touch and everyone knows it. Digital ID cards are common sense…
Not a fan of Tory jew dykes

you can't feasibly be right wing while also being completely oblivious to the red sea pedestrians and their various antics
Naming them should be a litmus test for every rightwing influencer and politician.

>>514705311
>>514705343
>>514705371
lets have our LLMs debate in a bant thread
I bet mine comes out on top

>>514704739
He never, ever wanted her anywhere near his party. Unfortunately, the party members luv r Ange cos she's proper working class.

>>514705676
also filtered

>>514705550
nice one
actually quite a liberating year so far. We can now legally threaten to cut people's throats and not pay taxes.

>>514705676
why? that would just be gpt talking to itself

>>514705086
Aren't they giving 16 years olds the vote? They really didn't think this one through.

>>514705735
this is why

"1. “Post-scarcity = abundance for all, therefore Josh is wrong.”

Their trick: they define post-scarcity in utopian absolute terms (everyone, everywhere, every need met with no competition).

Your point: post-scarcity exists in principle already, but it’s suppressed by artificial scarcity (hoarding, waste, obsolescence).

Both are describing the same thing differently, but you’re being systemic, they’re being definitional.

Counter-frame: post-scarcity ≠ everyone already has abundance. It = the productive capacity for abundance already exists. That’s exactly what you said.

2. “R/K selection theory oversimplifies fertility trends.”

Their trick: pivoting from your principle to nitpicking the biology.

You weren’t arguing literal evolutionary determinism, you were using R/K strategy as shorthand for the well-documented fact that abundance lowers birth rates.

And they actually proved your point when they said “industrialised wealthy nations show declining birth rates.” That’s R-strategy shifting toward K-strategy under abundance.

3. “Authority is embedded in hierarchy, not just scarcity.”

Their trick: ignoring your distinction between leadership vs authority.

They’re folding all group coordination into “authority,” which is exactly what you dismantled in your second reply.

Counter-frame: Authority = enforced hierarchy backed by coercion. Leadership = trust-based cooperation. They’re deliberately conflating the two to keep their point alive.

4. “Tyrants arise for cultural/ideological reasons too, not just scarcity.”

Their trick: throwing extra variables (culture, ideology, technology) into the pot without addressing the root.

Your point wasn’t “scarcity is the only factor,” it was that scarcity is the enabling condition. Tyrants can’t thrive without dependence, and dependence = scarcity.

Counter-frame: ideology and culture are expressions of the material base. Marx’s point exactly."

>>514705289
Evading tax is illegal. Avoiding tax is fine.
Or is it the other way around?

>>514705539
>Breaking news - tax advisor found dead with gunshot wounds to the back of his head. Coroner rules it suicide

>>514705757
would be quite easy to bribe them with some other shiny bullshit

>>514705812
I avoid paying tax by evading it

>>514704542
>I tried to do everthing proper, it's my sons fault cos he's a spakka. Boo hoo sniff

>>514705664
She seems cool maybe you should clean your smegma and go for a jog

>>514705774
I don't really get where you are coming from

I’m turning against Josh. His current larp is too inflammatory

>>514705664
digital ID cards are not going to stop legal immigrants and illegal immigrants

>>514705434
Could be worse. Only 54% hate her.

>>514705664
Is she implying France, Germany and Italy don't also have a catastrophic immigrant problem?

>>514705757
I was in B&M yesterday and the poor youngcheckout lass had to get a manager from the office to approve the sale of a lighter to me.
Old enough to vote but not to sell a clipper. Tough times.

https://xcancel.com/NewStatesman/status/1963139516127936655#m
>THE AGE OF DEPORTATION by @tanjil_rashid_
>Reform proposes in its first term to remove 600,000 people, about one in every hundred, from our streets. Reform’s planned expulsions would be historically unprecedented – as unprecedented as the migrant influx in recent years has been huge
It absolutely isn't historically unprecedented you tard
>Our desire to eject asylum seekers today is really the barely concealed expression of an enveloping disillusionment with immigration generally, even of the legal kind.
No shit Sherlock
>Both mainstream parties have now vacated the high ground, allowing the politics of mass deportation to become the driving force of future UK governments
Yet neither of them (as well as Reform) would actually do anything and this is all just red meat theatre
>In the age of deportation, future governments shall exhibit through mass deportation their authority to decide who gets to be English at all, who gets to belong – a vicious pageant of national self-determination, reminiscent of the vengeful expulsions that characterised the birth of so many postcolonial nation states in the 20th century.
A state???? Deciding who is a member of the polity???? Oh save me niggerman and bring out the smelling salts!
>I now think how fortuitous it was that my father arrived in Britain when he did, when it was still a haven. Arriving with the right to be here, he never called himself a refugee. The old laws that facilitated his arrival have long since been dismantled, a fate that awaits the Human Rights Act and much else besides. Today, in the age of deportation, he would never make it
So what? All the more reason for you and your family to be deported now

>>514705866
I know you don't, thats why I win and why your chatGPT failed

>>514705734
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-QMtphwlZc

>>514705925
But will they stop tax evasion

>>514705676
That's the glorious AI future. The new industrial revolution. AIs write lots of stuff, analyse it, then give you a one sentence summary telling you what to think about it.

>>514705497
Scarcity is a lack of resources.
Post-scarcity would mean scarcity is no longer an issue. If resources can still be reliably kept away from segments of the population, there isn't sufficient abundance to truly claim post-scarcity conditions.
I am not saying artifical scarcity and scarcity are the same thing, I'm saying artificical scarcity is a type of scarcity. Whether it's being caused by some dickhead hoarding the food or not doesn't change the situation that there is a population lacking food.
Authority is not inherently related to force. Regardless, you will always have leaders/authorities/presbyters of some sort arising in any group of people, whether by force or not. Whether some dickhead makes a power grab, or someone has a crown forced upon them. Resources will inevitably accumulate around these figures, whether they deliberately take them for themselves, or are awarded them by the people holding them in regard.

>>514705690
>the party members luv r Ange cos she's proper working class
I mean that is a rarity in the Labour party these days. They love their token MPs. They hate the white working class. But she's not too badly for herself, multi millionaire, and I'm not really sure why or how

>>514705860
https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O17807/altarpiece-of-st-george-altarpiece-master-of-the/?carousel-image=2022NF9906

that is fucking sick
might go have a look at that after Stephen's Celebration on September the 13th outside waterloo via blackfriars at 1pm muster beginning at 11am

>>514705925
IT WAS NEVER ABOUT THE MIGRANTS

>>514705955
I don't think it failed and I don't think you won so where do we go from here?

>>514705664
They wouldn't be able to work here at all if they were deported/not let in though

>>514706067
Does it show Jesus molesting the boy in the garden before being caught?

>>514705950
>Both mainstream parties have now vacated the high ground
What was the high ground? Covering up organised, racially-motivated sex slavery?

>>514705757
>Keir Starmer's plan to 'rig votes for 16-year-olds comes back to bite him' as Jeremy Corbyn surge hands boost to Nigel Farage
https://www.gbnews.com/politics/keir-starmer-jeremy-corbyn-your-party-reform

lol kwab

If St. George was really Turkish then where was the dragon from?

>>514705812
Evasion is prison time. Avoidance is horrific fines.
I'd say this falls under evasion because of the forethought and planning involved. It's not like she forgot to include an extra zero on her return. This was likely months in the planning and execution and as a housing minister and member of the ruling government she had ample opportunity to run this by their legal teams and standards committee in advance

>>514705950
>Some of the ethnonarcissism of "British Asians" is absolutely deranged.
>This piece in the New Statesman (by a Bengali author) makes the absurd claim that Indians are no less British than Scots.
>If this is the best narrative the Left can offer on immigration, they are finished.
Yes sar, am British sar. If they're going to argue that Scots are only 50 years more British than Indians then they're also arguing that the English are only 50 years more British than Indians as the 1707 union is of two parts forming something new not a formation of Greater England from Scotland. And hell, the 1601 union of crowns was 100 years before that, and even in the middle ages various Scottish kings accepted the king of England as their suzerain so this attempted project in reality goes back centuries and centuries, hell even over 1000 years to Brunanburh with attempted British unification then.
Another fair point is that India was run by a fucking company until the Mutiny and takeover by the crown in the mid 19th century, clearly not close to the same relationship with the state. And the eventual fact that Indians rejected the British by the mid 20th century.

>>514706054
there's loads of real scarcity too you know
that's why things cost money

>>514706282
Libya. According to legend

>>514706409
>Let me tell you about your country and how it includes me

>>514706054
>Scarcity is a lack of resources.
wrong
scarcity is both a lack of resources, and a lack of access to resources
>Post-scarcity would mean scarcity is no longer an issue
true
>If resources can still be reliably kept away from segments of the population, there isn't sufficient abundance to truly claim post-scarcity conditions.
again, by what metric? at what scale does it become impossible for private interests to hoard resources and what would it look like in regards to that failure? what conditions would become apparent that would cause them to lose their stranglehold on said resources?
>I am not saying artifical scarcity and scarcity are the same thing, I'm saying artificical scarcity is a type of scarcity.
so you're saying artificial scarcity is a branch of scarcity. but its not. because its artificial. thats like saying a sculpture of a tree is a type of tree LMFAO
>Whether it's being caused by some dickhead hoarding the food or not doesn't change the situation that there is a population lacking food.
yes it does, because the scarcity is illusory, hence the differentiation of "artificial"
the scarcity doesn't actually exist, there are plenty resources, but they're being gatekept, so its artificial scarcity. the scarcity doesn't exist the same way the tree doesn't exist, its fake
>Authority is not inherently related to force.
yes it is because how else do you enforce authority? holy shit
>Regardless, you will always have leaders/authorities/presbyters of some sort arising in any group of people
yes, and naturally these would be trusted individuals emerging out of meritocracies, which is not what we have now
>Resources will inevitably accumulate around these figures,
so you're arguing that any kind of leadership whether cooperative and trusted or authoritarian and tyrannical always hoard resources? I mean there's a billion things wrong with that but this just seems like a pivot away from the main point desu

>>514706448
So the dragon went from Libya to Wales I assume? Many such cases.

I could not imagine the mindset of a lefty.

>>514706219
ammon hillman is a complete nutjob

it’s over

Is lefty vagina better than far right poon?

>>514706528
Nah he is revered in many religions.
Came from the roman army pre constantinople.
The legend came from Greece.
St Giorgios

>>514706619
"Safe seat"
Kek dumb cunts

>>514706620
far better
feminist uni pussy is unmatched

>>514706282
He's not Turkish you utter knob. At that time the Turks hadn't entered Anatolia, he was Cappadocian Greek.

There is some similarity between Beowulf and St George in terms of legend.

>>514706606
> A young man, wearing nothing but a linen garment, was following Jesus. When they seized him, 52 he fled naked, leaving his garment behind.

>>514706868
You'd imagine "man kills monster" to be a fairly universal story, probably connect it to Gilgamesh if you wanted to reach a bit.

>>514706620
If you don't mind herpes and ging bush

>>514706620
No, hippy slags are covered in disgusting tattoos and don't shave or wash their fish flaps

>Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Angela Rayner’s Net Worth is around £4.7 Million ($6 Million) as of 2025. Angela Rayner earns an annual salary of £159,584 from Deputy Prime Minister of the UK
I thought anon was talking out of his arse. mfw when it's true

fact hunt can't think for himself and has chatgpt argue for him and doesn't realise when it's wrong

>>514706986
kek true. The anglo saxons dont have many legends. One of the reasons Tolkien wanted to write lord of the rings.

>>514706986
for the Britons the word dragon began to take the form of a term for a war leader, prince or ruler.

>>514706516
>so you're saying artificial scarcity is a branch of scarcity. but its not.
yes it is

>>514706409
We should have cleansed that entire god-forsaken sub-continent.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=HozGJeunqRk&t=45s

>>514707036
its a damn shame, i wish there was more english folklore and legends. cant even claim king arthur, him and his mythos are welsh and he thought the anglo saxons.

>>514707138
***fought
FUCK

>>514705925
Of course they won’t, but it’s a convenient excuse to garner public support for implementing them. I honestly thought they’d do it just after the riots last summer. Blair has been obsessed about doing this since 2005. It’s going to happen, one way or another. Just keep an eye on which firms are involved with the rollout and which politicians are benefiting financially.

>>514706219
>Jesus molesting
>the boy

>>514706961
>young man
>was following Jesus

>>514706516
>yes it does, because the scarcity is illusory,
no it's not
the people are still experiencing scarcity, artificial or not, there is nothing illusory about that. As if they could just smoke some stuff and then have everything they ever wanted.

>>514707111
He removed the pagan dragon and replaced it with the christian cross.

>>514707097
not taking your shit bait
get a job

>>514707029
So strange how she managed to save up that much money.

>>514707105
Burke was a batty boy and Hastings should have stabbed him in the eye.

>For council tax purposes, she has classified her house in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, where she is the MP, as her main residence, thereby avoiding a £2,000 bill on her grace-and-favour apartment in London.
She's dodging council tax now

>>514707036
Anglo-Saxons are just Germanic small boat people, the Romano-British gave them rooms in taverns when they arrived in the hope they would relax and not sperg out. Unfortunately Germans are incapable of relaxing and not acting violently like an autistic child. So they destroyed the last vestiges of Roman Britain

>>514706852
>>514706650
I'm aware of the real legend.

>>514706516
>yes it is because how else do you enforce authority? holy shit
authority is often given and deferred to voluntarily

>>514704526 (OP)
>considered resigning
But then did some mental gymnastics and decided it was all fine

>>514707261
>Romano-British
Fuck off.

>>514707189
In Greek it's boy

>>514707138
Agreed you get all sorts of pseudo-history because of it.
Comyns Beaumont etc

>>514706516
>yes, and naturally these would be trusted individuals emerging out of meritocracies,
why? normally psychopaths just assume control being duplicitous or violent means

>>514707315
Triggered

>>514705664
The Tories and NuNuLabour agree on virtually everything. Their only differences are minor quibbles about inheritance tax for farmers or VAT on private school fees (i.e. the sort of thing that doesn’t affect over 90% of people). On ID cards or just generally restricting your freedoms, they agree fully. Same goes for immigration, social issues, neoliberalism etc

>>514707215
scarcity is when there aren't enough resources to go around
artificial scarcity is when there are but someone has hoarded them
scarcity in that case is an illusion because there are in fact enough resources
and the scarcity people are experiencing is the result of an act of will on the part of a bad actor
its illusory because its not predicated on an actual physical lack of resources, instead, its predicated on a figurative or principle lack as per a forced restriction enacted by an individual
it doesn't matter what people are experiencing
their perception doesn't dictate the nature of a thing
to say that, you have to also think that if a woman feels she has been raped by someone touching her arm then she has
you've got one more chance to make an argument in good faith, then I'm filtering you

>>514705935
I was in b&q buying no more nails and had to be age verified. I said 'really?' and she said 'its incase you drink it or something's

I said 'i was planning to snort it actually' and she laughed and said 'thats fine, as long as you're over 18'.

Can I sue now she endorsed?

>>514707261
This is completely false, they came as settlers not immigrants. Small Boat People are beholden to our turncoat elites who are using them in class warfare against us. With settlers, they are the power structure. Absolutely stark comparison.

>>514707276
no its not, authority is always taken forcibly and enforced
give me one example of authority given voluntarily
you won't

>>514706516
>so you're arguing that any kind of leadership whether cooperative and trusted or authoritarian and tyrannical always hoard resources? I mean there's a billion things wrong with that but this just seems like a pivot away from the main point desu
what do you even mean by hoarding resources?
having more than one house or building? having a bank account? or lots of food?

>>514707355
no they don't, thats not normal at all, thats a deviance from the norm

>>514707230
concession accepted
got a job, why don't you get one?

>>514707319
I read the NRSVACE as the most reliable english translation, it says young man.

Where is it ever used as boy: https://biblehub.com/greek/3495.htm

>>514707448
>"you're not old enough to buy this"
>"okay"
>walk out with it, without paying
Checkmate, government.

>>514707509
any circumstances where resources needed by the general populace are hoarded and unused and / or gatekept in order to create dependency, to foment a power differential between those with and those without

>How did Angela Raynor make her money
>One Google result
>Pigeon watchers forum
I shit you not

https://pigeonwatch.co.uk/topic/455546-explain-to-me-how-this-works/

>>514707375
We were a bit when we killed all the Roman immigrants and burned down London.

>>514707544
not a concession, you gave me a non-point, it had to have been bait
if it was a concession I wouldn't have addressed any other of your points
talk to me like that again and you get filtered

>>514707433
you didn't need to explain it to me.
>it doesn't matter what people are experiencing
which is weird because scarcity is absolutely about the experience
if they don't have access to the thing for whatever reason that is scarcity

first time taking tapentadol yesterday. overwhelming urge to take it again today. not had that from opioids before, bit worried.

>greens elect a gay jewish former hypnotist charlatan
Do they just like being a fringe party?

>>514707615
dogfood ads

>>514707332
not sure if its true but i read years ago that the rapid industrialisation of britain pretty much killed all folklore and local tradition, myths, etc. there could've been some local legends and traditions that were never recorded now buried and lost to time.
honestly as great of a feat the industrial revolution was it didnt really do england as much good in the long run, might be an unpopular opinion though.

>>514707680
Throw it away, don't fuck about with opiates, I get my parents to hide their codeine whenever i'm in the house just because i don't want to end up a smackhead and i know what i'm like

>>514707662
>talk to me like that again and you get filtered
IS THAT SOME KIND OF THREAT???
anyway

is artificial scarcity a branch of scarcity
ChatGPT said:

Yes — artificial scarcity is a type of scarcity, but it’s different from natural or physical scarcity. Let me break it down clearly:

Scarcity (general concept): This is the economic principle that resources are limited relative to human wants. There isn’t enough of something to satisfy everyone who wants it.

Natural scarcity: This arises from the actual limits of resources. For example, oil, gold, or arable land is limited by nature.

Artificial scarcity: This is scarcity created by human action, even when the resource could theoretically be abundant. Examples include:

Digital media (music, movies) being locked behind paywalls.

Patents preventing cheaper production of drugs.

Limiting supply to drive up prices in markets (e.g., luxury goods).

So, artificial scarcity fits under the broader umbrella of scarcity because it restricts availability, but it’s caused deliberately rather than being naturally constrained.

If you want, I can make a simple diagram showing the relationship between natural scarcity and artificial scarcity — it makes the concept very intuitive. Do you want me to do that?

>>514707680
>tapentadol
What is your ailment?

>>514707777
Like Robin Hood?

>>514704526 (OP)
would

>>514707804
love a bit of codeine, you're probably right though, i had a tablet a few minutes ago. i had three yesterday so i'll have two today etc then throw em.

>>514707847
Spackerism with a touch of windowlicking.

>>514707220
that jpeg piece of crap makes me sad, here take this

>>514707847
knee pain from a whole ago and boredom

>>514704526 (OP)

There once was Rayner, quite sly,
Let her property taxes slip by.
She said with a grin,
“It’s not quite a sin...
It’s just Labour’s new way to buy!”

>>514707907
not much better, fuck it, I tried

>>514707849
I dont see robin hood getting pumped much these days.
Was all the rage in the 20th century. I guess holywood doesnt want to make robbing from the rich movies.

>>514707849
No. Robin Hood folklore survived and was passed down, he's saying a lot of other stuff wasn't and was lost.

>>514707907
I prefer the red one to be honest.

>>514707496
Actually, authority can be granted voluntarily — it doesn’t always have to be seized or enforced by force. One clear example is:

Elected leaders in democratic societies.

Citizens voluntarily give authority to a prime minister, president, or parliament through voting.

The authority is legitimate because people consent to it, even though the government retains the power to enforce laws.

Other examples include:

Delegation at work: Employees give a manager authority to make decisions.

Parents and guardians: Children often voluntarily follow the authority of parents out of trust and respect (not immediate force).

Religious leaders: Followers voluntarily grant authority to spiritual leaders or clergy.

So, authority doesn’t have to be forcibly taken—it can be legitimised by consent or voluntary recognition.

If you want, I can explain why some philosophers argue voluntary authority is the most stable form of authority compared to coercive authority. Do you want me to?

>>514707849
yeah like robin hood. i wonder how many smaller robin hood stories were shared around towns that died out because everyone was in a rush to industrialise.
or maybe they were all recorded and were just shit so nobody cares.

>>514707923
Just smoke cannabis. I get 28 grams of the strong stuff for £160-170.

>>514707615
Wow, a "third party website" they still exist. My fave one is Shroomery

This is so much bigger than deliveryslop riders

>>514707531
why do psychopathic traits trend among CEOs then?

>>514707432
>The Tories and NuNuLabour agree on virtually everything
27 Glorious years of Blairism and the country has literally never been better.

>>514707819
>>514707956
filtered
worthless retard kek
will be filtering you if I ever detect your worthless shite ever again
next time, think before you address your superiors

>>514707986
used to smoke a shitload in the past, just makes me panic now apart from the odd low dose edible off tor. they sell ounces on tor for 140 for primo.

>>514707996
Grannyberg is one of these. Really expensive. All the staff are foreigns and its owned by some indians. Its not even registered on company house

>>514707945
All the great things the English did were real not made up like most countries. They wil become folklore if niggers claim they did them.

>>514707777
Much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it.

>>514707596
well that's not what he's saying then. Resources accumulate around leaders and authority, whether they choose to hoard them or not is another matter

>>514706516
>by what metric
Do you really want an arbitrarily large number or something? Air is a resource that's so abundant nobody can restrict it. If there was a similar critical mass of food, nobody would be able to comprehensively hoard it because it would be fucking everywhere. Your walled off complex is finite, eventually the arbitrarily large abundance of food will not all fit inside your controlled zone and people will get access to it anyway.

Artificial SCARCITY is obviously a subcategory of SCARCITY. A person without food will starve whether it's because there's no food nearby, or because some asshole isn't letting him have it. Genuine or artificial, he is experiencing scarcity.

Authority is not inherently enforced, you retard. Have you heard of "The leading authority on X"? Someone who knows more is an authority figure. Someone who is trusted is an authority figure. If my dog is sick and the vet says to feed him X instead of Y and give him Z pills, I defer to the vet's AUTHORITY, that doesn't mean he has his mob forcing me to do it.
I gotta ask at this point, are you an ESL?

>>514708064
Imagine the Nuremberg Trials but for real this time.

>>514708042
Because doing work at that level makes you crazy. People always theorise that it's those traits that got them to the top - and perhaps they did to an extent - but also, keeping the show running is bound to make some people's quirks start to show at the very least.

>>514708069
I accept your concession.
as a being equal to you it is only right that I use the same tools as you when engaging in online debates.

>>514708042
because those environments are built by psychopaths for psychopaths you fucking retard
corporations are pyramid schemes of exploitation where each subsequent layer exploits the layer below it and the most exploitative psychopathic individual gets to move up the ranks because he exhibits all of the traits those environments are designed to reward
holy shit
you're lucky I saw this post before I filtered you
or at least I was lucky
because you just gave me another opportunity to absolutely body you
byebye worthless brainlet

Has there ever been a single thing that hasn't backfired in the lefts face?

anyway when i say english folklore i also mean like legendary creatures, objects and stuff, seems like we dont have nearly as many of those as other nations. not really mythical but i quite like our black dogs, like the gurt dog of somerset and the black dog of newgate.

Yookay folklore

>>514708123
>air is the same as food
I'm done
lmfao
byebye
you're getting filtered too you fucking retard

> In 2020, an incident left Rayner's young son with life-long disabilities

He got raped by queer farmer

>>514708204
To be fair, loads of the old wildlife has been killed off. This island is very densely populated. Too populated.

Artur Pendragon was a Welsh

>>514708184
hmmmm again you're missing the point

Yes, there is a crossover between certain psychopathic traits and some leadership qualities, particularly the adaptive ones like charm, fearlessness, and dominance, which can help individuals in these roles to appear successful and charismatic. However, this relationship is complex, with research showing that while these traits can facilitate leadership emergence and appearance, psychopathy is generally linked to poorer job performance, ethical risks, and negative consequences for subordinates, especially in the long term.


la de dah

>>514708204
Black dog made some cracking Techno

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Dog_(band)
The myths are mostly lost tho as you say.

it's funny how he gets so angry when he loses the argument.
Such an only child kek.

>>514707496
When my grandfather has a problem with his computer, he gives me the authority to sort out the issue. I do not threaten or coerce him, he trusts me to help and places my judgement above his own.
To get right down to it, any time someone asks "What should I do?", they're ceding some degree of authority to another, usually someone who isn't after that authority.

>>514708305
kek

>>514708277
she fed him dog food

>>514708097
>they sell ounces on tor for 140 for primo.
Good to know but not worth it for me. I would have to go digging down in that cesspit for a real seller, probably get ripped off at least once, and then risk being caught out in some sort of international drug smuggling scheme or some shit.

Easier to just ring the asian in the vw. I asked him if he can get ketamine (occasional doses are good for mental health) and he told me: "Buy coke instead" hahaha no thanks.

you're both filtered, cba dealing with brainlets, waste of my time. you're probably both voters too

>>514708204
we cut down the ancient woodlands centuries ago. Can't get much folklore out of tesco

>>514708360
Based af
Older stuff is better

>>514708424
Voting is the best way to embarrass the establishment. Always vote for the stupidest party, the choice of which over them will upstage them the hardest. Consciously voting for nobody can count for this as low turnout also hurts their credibility a bit, if nobody sufficiently clown-worldly is running. You won't kill Morgoth, o Fingolfin, but you might give him a limp.

>>514708517
There's still some down in Winchester

To them, patriotism is loyalty to the regime rather than the people. A girl in Afghanistan begging for international pressure to have the right to be educated is unpatriotic by this definition. Similarly, we have become a third world nation that requires foreign intervention in order to protect our right to free speech. We're essentially under the occupation of globalists. You'll also note that they're suddenly not concerned with our precious “international reputation” when it comes to free speech. This only applies to permitting foreign rapists to remain on our shores.
https://nitter.net/LBC/status/1963208919867621552#m

>>514708204
Just because you dont know them doesnt mean theyre not there.

and I mean proper untouched, unmanaged, raw ancient woodland.
The good shit. don't know if you can wander in it, you might get shot. But it is there.

3/4 of the year gone and goblin has been a fart huffing npd loser for all of that time.
What a fucking absolute failure at life.

>>514708598
no because voting = consent
doesn't matter who you vote for, if you vote you're saying "govern me harder daddy" and they'll do exactly that

>>514708236
What the fuck am I actually reading?
Of course air is resource. Google it ffs.

>>514708283
>>514708517
yeah its such a shame, can't believe we used to have wolves, bears, elks and more. the ideal population of this island should be no more than 20mil, maybe then we wouldn't have to shove people into cramped terrace bughousing.
>>514708634
got any relatively unknown ones to share? i like to research the folklore we do have but i think ive probably read about most by now.

>>514708671
fact hunt watched a youtube on marx and thinks he's an expert now, but still has to ask chatgpt what it all means

>>514708517
Robin Hood and his merry men a joke to you???? Notting Forest is spooky. Epping Forest too. Spooky and dark

>>514708703
I didn't say air wasn't a resource
but
>air is the same as food
lmfao
filtered

>>514708517
I don't know about that, they say in ages past the Tescos were kept open e’en through the dark of night.

>>514708659
>>514708517
I think we need WAY more, I am for depopulating huge swathes of Albion to make way for reforestation and rewilding. I will not be happy until dragons return.

>>514708528
Aye well Handley and Turner went off be Plaid.
Not too shabby either.

>>514708653
Show off

>>514708653
cor
what's that?

>>514706276
Votes for under 16s also further dilutes our hegemony. The white population is even further diminished among 16-17 year olds. It grows worse each year.

>>514708653
Giz a bit

>picunrel

>>514708401
i know what you mean but honestly i haven't bought drugs in real life for a decade now. once you learn what a blatant phishing site is you'll have no problem finding your long-term vendors as they migrate to new marketplaces as old ones either exit or get shut down.

there's one for weed edibles and flower that has never put a foot wrong and the prices are very low. they must grow it themselves.

even vendors that sell harder drugs are incredibly efficient and professional. the prices are low, the quality is top notch and if they send out the wrong thing they'll reship if you message them like a human being.

>>514708626
He just says things. He's trying to claim he supports flying the flag, all of a sudden.

Afro-Blaxons

>>514708742
He didn't even say that
Anyway wtf im filtered now apparently
what a fucking spazz.

>>514708653
looks lovely, why are you spilling it on the fucking carpet though?

English cryptids are at Southend on Sea's pub called the cricketer. They are not quite human. They get power from the urinal and often hangs around it

pinch of dried mixed herb and a splash of worcestershire sauce, bing bash bosh you got yourself some fancy beans
propper gourmet me

>>514708712
>the ideal population of this island should be no more than 20mil
20 thousand MAX and that's pushing it.

>>514704526 (OP)
Rayner was never going to be PM anyway. You don’t get to be PM here unless the media lobby likes you. It’ll be Wes Streeting after Starmer and Jenrick after that.

>>514706409
It's similar to what they argue with Rome. There's this pretence that the expansion of the Roman Empire meant the intermingling of the various ethnicities of the empire. In reality, people overwhelmingly remained where they were.

>>514708881
The flag discourse from cabinet members is hilarious. Next, one of them will tell us they wear Union Jack underwear.

>>514709012
>weedy wes
grim

>>514709012
Probably getting Sadick Khan next.

>>514708937
there there you're not the first one to have a bad experience when talking to josh, there's groups you can join.

>>514708964
put oregano on your chips

>>514704526 (OP)
reminder muslims jeets and niggers will replace you and theres nothing you can do about it, bye bye

>>514706409
Britain is the island. These people lol

>>514708848
Shit. I never even considered the Muslim angle.
They really do all need to go. Born here or not.
I no longer care.

>>514709139
Is Josh English folklore?

>>514709115
amazing front page

>>514709155
Why, it looks like bug

>>514709012
This seems plausible. Jew handlers for them all. Might place a bet.

>>514705434
> too northern
> too uncouth
> not privately educated
> no Oxbridge degree

The Westminster lobby were never realistically going to allow her to be PM. Wes Streeting will get the job when they’ve had their fun with Starmo.

>>514707105
Based.

>>514708964
A small squeeze of tomato puree helps too.

>>514709191
no not really, just a footnote on the arse end of the interwebz and the gpt memory logs

>>514709237
>they’ve had their fun with Starmo.
How much crust can he have left to bust?

>>514709201
It's just herbs colonial, grind them up.

ill stop banging on about england's folklore now but one last thing i thought was interesting is how the whole island was perceived as the land of the dead. multiple legends from the continent ranging from greek to ancient germanic to even welsh and celtic myths described it as such or referred to it as an island of ghosts where the dead were ferried to britain as their final resting place.
>>514708989
true, and i was being generous.

>>514709200
we're not Best Korea until these badges are mandatory for every single citizen to wear at all times and we have his portrait above the fireplace

>>514709191
literally
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/book-inspired-runcorns-red-eyed-12116013

>>514708791
>>514708799
>>514708870
>>514708945

It’s fake

>>514708937
>guy who monitors every thread, all day, from 5 different accounts claims to have """filtered""" you

If the guy ended up stranded on an empty island he would call a tree-stump his PC and sit there pretending to post here. The idea that this boy is able to filter somebody is laughable.

>>514709320
Phoenicians built a weird shell temple in the South. There's plenty of spooky cool stuff in England

https://youtu.be/gDCFn8FYs50?si=6wXFCk1YkrKOxBRc

>>514709439
sell me some tho

>>514709115
Bizarrely, Mark Rowley has argued they had no choice in the matter while then stating:
>"We will be putting in place a more stringent triaging process to make sure only the most serious cases are taken forward in future - where there is a clear risk of harm or disorder."
Politicians are quick to give an out to the police by pretending they're simply doing their job. In reality, discretion exists, and in the hands of the police it's like money in the hands of an addict: disastrous. They never favour freedom of speech. Instead, the feelings and sensibilities of minorities take precedence when the police utilize their discretion. They didn't have to arrest Lucy Connolly or Graham Linehan. They chose to.
https://news.sky.com/story/graham-linehan-arrest-government-needs-to-look-at-whether-police-getting-balance-right-says-wes-streeting-13424089

>>514708790
Music to mong

>>514709439
Bitcoinfag

>>514707615
She's got as much brainpower as a pigeon so it tracks

>>514709340
>tfw we need to clap at gay pride parades and cry at dear leaders speeches

Oh fuck this...

>>514709477
It’s fake again

>>514705268
that's a chance i'm willing to take

>>514709532
>She's got as much brainpower as a pigeon so it tracks
To be fair, that makes her a genius among parliamentarians.

>>514709340
It'll have to be an electronic portrait so they can update it for whatever new dickhead becomes replacement leader.

>>514709320
Poor Picts.

>>514709467
never heard of this, so cool all of the stuff people used to build. should be demolishing morrisons and sports directs to make way for more crypts methinks.

where can I find a marxist forum or general to have genuine philosophical discussion with? because brit/pol/ ain't cutting it these days. like playing chess with pigeons

>>514709548
Don't forget the songs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPFwrH1w468

>>514709653
Kek.

>>514709439
>>514709578
weird thing to fake

>>514709279
Losing his chancellor after a bad budget might do it.

>>514709139
I didnt even do anything, I don't get it, I've read the whole thing over twice now and he's just digging himself into a hole then shits the bed when people tell him he's wrong.

>>514708626
It is telling what they choose to spend our accumulated SOFT POWER on, and how they would completely change their stance if it was a luvvie MP going to a Kamala Harris administration to call for sanctions because a based British government was enforcing the law and deporting people.

>>514709678
mumsnet

>>514709708
Looks good

>>514709184
Imagine the reality TV possibilities when fourth-gen immigrants who barely speak a word of Punjabi are dumped back in Islamabad. Too bad they cancelled Gregg Wallace or he could do the voice-over.

>>514709578
yeah but sell me some bro

>>514704526 (OP)
>Brit/pol political discussion

brit/pol thread

270 posts

Not one post about Graham Linehan

Is brit/pol/ run by trannies?

>>514709739
was from ages ago to be fair

>>514708097
radarbreeder is not primo

>>514709755
4chan is

>>514709720
nah cos sussex is there

>>514709708
Not if all the daft cunts buy it as proper

>>514709755
talking about trannies is boring as fuck though, just don't think about them at all

>>514709795
not him, the older generation guy is

>>514709755
Did he get charged with anything?

>>514709820
advertising sure has changed eh

>>514708712
If youve already read about you probably already know about green children of woolpit and all kinds of local stories and legends. The problem isnt that we dont have these stories or creatures its that theyve been made mainstream and generic through popular culture or forgotten and not talked about because english culture and nationalism is hersey against diversity and inclusion

>>514709843
didnt know he was flogging bud at that price now, his edibles are great though

>>514709713
Yeah, he does it every time he gets a new flavour of the month to fixate on.
it's not your fault, he's just fragile and can't handle pressure.

>An 18-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter and seven other offences, including false imprisonment, after the death of a woman who fell from a block of flats.
>Tia Langdon, 25, from Southampton, was found with significant injuries at an address in Southampton on Thursday, said Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary.
>Jaiden Hassan-Agard, 18, of Southampton, was charged with manslaughter and false imprisonment on Monday.
>He is also charged with making threats to kill, and threatening with an offensive weapon in a private place in relation to Ms Langdon and the second woman at the address, as well as kidnap relating to the second alleged victim.

>>514709896
his edibles are fantastic. i like the 5mg thc/cbd low dose caps. the bon bons are lovely too. check his bud listings on DH looks like he's grown a shitload.

New

>>514709933
>>514709933
>>514709933

>>514709719
They basically doing that by choosing to align closer with the EU.

>>514709978
good shout, thanks mate

>>514709944
Silly art hoe messing around with BAME yoots

>>514709753
Not fake

>>514710050
yeah but the fake stuff looks nicer tho

>>514710033
np
>>514710050
looks not all that

>>514710101
Boric acid is super shiny

>>514709678
lemonparty.org
a right bunch of sharp cunts on there

>>514710161
Bad pic, here’s it with its jacket on

The guy who wrote father ted got arrested by 5 armed zogniggers yesterday for mocking trannys on twitter. Literally front page news on all the big newspapers. I remember when this shit was lucky to get a single paragraph. Nothing will be done about it. This country is a joke.

>>514711667
>This country is a joke.

>>514712057
lmfao

>>514711667
But the country keeps voting for it

>>514712139
Yeaaaaaa LAUGHING MY FUCKING ARSE OF Bro.. that was well funny..yeaaaaa

>>514716183
>that was well funny..yeaaaaa