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Tories are at blows but they are always quick to get a plan together and look like they know what they are doing, whereas in reality Cameron just winged it every time and got through it unscathed until this. Hopefully by Monday evening Corbyn is gone and in a few weeks there is coherent progress to a divorce. It is all to play for, maybe general election, maybe Labour will die or reform. Isn't it times like this that a new party emerges? This will be a good slap that ends apathy to voting. Everyone says what happens next, just wait. I'm sorry for my previous posts that have antagonised people like @BleakReference, I do just want to help and appease. I really do recommend just sitting down, a quiet cup of tea and a few moments of peace to yourself can do wonders, you may find you don't need to vent that anger. Of course you're perfectly entitled to vent, I'm not telling you what to do.
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I enjoyed/appreciated your earlier posts. I also appreciated your apparent self awareness, and a moment of self deprecation. But it's getting repetitive. This "I'm telling you what to do". You say "you're perfectly entitled to vent" but it's more than that. It's actually good. People should vent and rage and express their anger and frustration, it's important and necessary if we're to 'get over it' and move on to the next more constructive more positive stage. You are not allowing it by telling angry people to have a quiet cup of tea. Don't you understand that this is antagonistic?
Seriously. Allow it.
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Sitting down with a cup of tea won't stop people having to leave the UK to follow their jobs. It won't help the current crop of university students facing a cut to grad schemes in London when companies stop hiring in London as they migrate further jobs abroad.
So enjoy your cup of tea, some people on here will face severe consequences which a sympathetic shoulder from some smug cunt will not cure.
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Ramsaye
History will judge him for that.
But now we're in a mess and we need strong and wise leadership to navigate through it. Does anyone really think Johnson, Gove and Farage are the right people for the job?