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• #9377
Gonna get pulled into some Politcal finger pointing now but if you have looked at the statistics for the West the curves are pretty similar give or take a few (many) thousand.
You think if Corbyn was in power we would be in a better situation?
Bewshit.
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• #9378
Any political instability would come after the crisis which is fine by me as it could mean we avoid a hard brexit.
Dunno. My recollection of the last few years in politics is that a hard Brexit comes closer the more infighting there is. It would be a bummer to get that and have to pay twice as much for your PPE imports or your reagents because the bottom has dropped out of your currency as the world watches us sink further in to political basket case status.
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• #9379
Was just joshing.
And more aimed at the forum's resident 'Heal the World' era Michael Jackson impersonator.
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• #9380
'Aneurin Bevan University Health Board is a local health board in Wales, headquartered in Caerleon'
/ from Wikipedia
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• #9381
My old Uni village. Weird. It’s a very small place.
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• #9382
The Stereophonics and Lewis Capaldi gigs in Cardiff were only four weeks ago, right?
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• #9383
Going down to 80% pay.
Fortunately pretty big margins for living expenses etc so i'll get by.
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• #9384
Do you think the 1922 committee would start piping up or they’d have a leadership contest in the middle of the crisis? I don’t think even that lot would dare
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• #9385
I think they would just fill the gap as the moderates exhaust and then finally kill themselves over disagreeing on the type of Brexit they want. Again.
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• #9386
Canada++ is asking for something that doesn't exist and is barely better than a hard Brexit. I guess we have to hope Boris knows he is pandering bull and only does it to get the votes/support, and u-turns at the last minute.
You may be right that it is the best we can get over more fighting, somebody who doesn't believe in anything enough to take a stand until he thinks it threatens his popularity, but can see off the ERG.
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• #9387
The excellent John Harris suggests that a voice for the poeple could be found outside the government, in the new leader of the opposition Kier Starmer, considering the disunity of the current administration. He said this before Boris went to hospital.
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• #9388
You think if Corbyn was in power we would be in a better situation?
I got this from my mum on the phone. I wonder if this going to become a pattern for the immediate future as well, questioning what Corbyn would do differently?
Every time the Tories (not accusing you of being a Tory btw) are asked something, we get "Well, Mr Corbyn would have..." instead of "Well, Mr Corbyn will..."
Unless you're a policial / history undergrad doing their thesis in about ten years time, it's got about as much relevance as asking what a cricket bat would do if it was in power now instead.
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• #9389
Yeah but that's pie in the sky nonsense. If you mean Starmer could be shoe-horned in as a caretaker PM. (Having read the article now, I don't think you mean that).
For a start, Starmer has ambitions. He wouldn't take that poisoned chalice if he could avoid it.
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• #9390
You think if Corbyn was in power we would be in a better situation?
a nonsense statement designed to obfuscate and divert scrutiny from the current shitwizards driving the bus of the cliff.
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• #9391
Meanwhile in America...
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• #9392
There has been speculation that the Dragons v Benetton (Northern Italian team) rugby match on March 6 could be a factor
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• #9393
it's got about as much relevance as asking what a cricket bat would do if it was in power now instead.
I voted Cricket Bat. Thanks. Son's crying.
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• #9394
I wonder what the actual death toll including those who have die due to negligence during the pandemic.
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• #9395
What do you mean by negligence?
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• #9396
What do you mean by negligence?
People who need constant care, i.e. disabled people.
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• #9397
On March 14 she posts on FB that the virus is a hoax from the libtards, then she gets covid 19 bad, family sets up a go fund me, on april 2 she dies, and the family has collected 35'050 dollars on gofundme.
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• #9398
If you mean Starmer could be shoe-horned in as a caretaker PM. (Having read the article now, I don't think you mean that)
Right. Harris suggested Starmer could be a unifying voice rather than caretaker PM . A long shot obviously. Though on seeing him interviewed by Andrew Marr, I was impressed by the clarity and balance of his communications (Compared with Corbyn and most of the Tory Spokespeople)
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• #9399
I'll ignore the Corbyn question as it is ridiculous.
I would settle for competent decision making based on science and direct experience of what has worked successfully for other countries.
https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1246903584819761152/photo/1
Our curve looks nothing like Germany or Ireland, let alone South Korea. This is down to the decisions made by the government in the early part of the crisis.
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• #9400
It’s a local health board in South Wales - they seem to be collecting data in Wales via health boards rather than local authorities etc. Cardiff and Vale is also a health board AFAIK.
I don't think it is. You are welcome to think what you like. But please, go back and re-read what I have said and just make sure you've understood it.
Uber's high horse is fucking great I love it!