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>latest spam is attacking some brown faggot leftist fed nobody here cares about
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>>516562556
Supreme ultimate awoo
Anything of note happening today?
>>516562086
>>516562291
>>516562556
Supreme ultimate awoo
Anything of note happening today?
GOOD MAGA AFTERNOON
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EXTREME AWOO
>>516014482
One thing you can count on from leftists and other troons is their incredible lack of loyalty and willingness to sell out their "comrades" at the drop of a hat, even if those "comrades" have been buttbuddies with each other.
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>>516014790
Afternoon!
One thing you can count on from leftists and other troons is their incredible lack of loyalty and willingness to sell out their "comrades" at the drop of a hat, even if those "comrades" have been buttbuddies with each other.
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>>516014790
Afternoon!
>>515622426
AWOOOOO
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>>515602371
AWOOS, YOU SAY?
AWOOS, YOU SAY?
>>515103183
OP didn't post in brit/pol/, silly.
>>515103283
>what do you make of it all?
With how bad things are getting so quickly, the country absolutely will not make it to 2029 without an early election. The public will do anything to grab the escape valve to make the current situation stop. Even if some on the right don't think Farage is right-wing enough, he would at least stop the bleeding. However, if a Farage government managed to fail on the immigration issue, all hope would be lost, because that would prove that no British government can do it. Violence would probably follow.
>>515103317
True, but don't underestimate the populace boiling over and basically forcing one, somehow, someway. Let's not forget that, following 2015, there were elections in 2017 and 2019, both early, due to external factors. I'm curious if Corbyn's new party would lead to enough defections from Labour to actually rapidly decrease Labour's large majority.
OP didn't post in brit/pol/, silly.
>>515103283
>what do you make of it all?
With how bad things are getting so quickly, the country absolutely will not make it to 2029 without an early election. The public will do anything to grab the escape valve to make the current situation stop. Even if some on the right don't think Farage is right-wing enough, he would at least stop the bleeding. However, if a Farage government managed to fail on the immigration issue, all hope would be lost, because that would prove that no British government can do it. Violence would probably follow.
>>515103317
True, but don't underestimate the populace boiling over and basically forcing one, somehow, someway. Let's not forget that, following 2015, there were elections in 2017 and 2019, both early, due to external factors. I'm curious if Corbyn's new party would lead to enough defections from Labour to actually rapidly decrease Labour's large majority.
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