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Lena2907 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am a remainer, but the madness of the Labour > Party and the lack of alternatives is making me > vote Conservative this time around. I feel more > comfortable doing Brexit with them than remaining > under Corbyn and his truly irrational ideas. As an > economist, I struggle with Labour?s policies even > when they are more moderate, but what they are > talking about now is plain dangerous. Corbyn is > exploiting voters who don?t understand what he?s > trying to do... promising ridiculousness like same > money for less work and freebies left, right, and > centre and shouting empty slogans about ?selling > off our NHS? which no ones is doing. Incredible. A Remainer voting for Johnson and his ilk sounds very strange given what you'll be unleashing on the most vulnerable surely.

All parties have these issues - the Conservatives have a massive anti Islamic problem in addition. Also other forms of racism - just ask Javid, Warsi etc.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hammerman Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Oh come on DulwichFox! The last shop in the > > advert was the Dulwich Village book shop and > had > > their name all over it! > > Have not been in or through Dulwich Village since > 2014 / 2015 > No need to. > Not likely to notice shops if I had been Driving.. > > > Foxy No need to!! Hilarious! Do you ever set foot outside of LL? I already know the answer.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've never voted Labour, and especially since I > was involved in hard left politics in the 1970s I > never would. Everything that comes out of the > mouths of Lansman, Corbyn and McDonnell etc just > confirms my fears that they are very much of that > same mindset. > And that's a good thing surely?

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It depends what constituency you are in. Unless > you support a particular party, suggest tactical > voting is the way to de-seat MP's on the gravy > train so you get an MP who represents your views > and votes the way the constituents want, rather > than the MP voting how they want, which is why > Parliament became stagnant and got UK plc in the > mess it is now. Why would you want to unseat two brilliant MPs - Helen Hayes and Harriet Harman? Not sure what 'gravy train" you think they're on. Also not sure your interpretation of what an MP does is correct.

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not moving on from slating df now Peckham and ED are great places to live aren't they? Why live in an area for years if so unhappy and constantly running it down?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What amazes me is that many people associate East > Dulwich as a 'Posh' area. > > In certain 'Posh' Conservation areas people get > Fined for painting their street door the 'Wrong' > colour. > or fitting the wrong type of windows. > > .. and yet here in 'Posh' old East Dulwich anyone > can paint 'Garish' murals anywhere they feel fit. Moving on from slating Peckham now?

You just need to look at what has been spent freely on Brexit Admin and the wild promises from Johnson and compare that with investing in people, jobs, NHS etc, requiring top earners to contribute a bit more, looking at the missing corporation tax payments and bonus culture - it's where most have a vested interest surely?

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Lib Dem?s could have been in with a decent > shout this time, but oddly they stood down for the > Greens, who stand even less of a chance of winning > it. > > Corbyn and his Islington Marxist Party and Boris > with his Madcap Hard Brexit Party are the only > other terrifying options this election. Scary. > > Louisa. What is terrifying you about the Labour Party manifesto? Surely everything about Johnsons journey to date and the many future horrors are far more terrifying for working people?

Putting FACTs in capitals doesn't help you. You have been challenged many times on your deep seated views.

For a while now the scaffolding has returned over the whole of the flats so presumably something needs correcting or maybe not properly finished if the original developers went into receivership. Just looks very shoddy.

Well if you're even considering voting for Johnson & co and the horrors they will unleash, its only a short step away to giving your vote to the increasingly nasty Lib Dems who, apart from Brexit, are basically Tory lite if you take a look at their past voting record. All parties have major differences within currently but surely at the very least the LP manifesto sets out a path to a brave and fairer future for more than the few? Who, apart from the 1% doesnt want that?

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have just been told that during a phone in on > the radio yesterday a woman said that her daughter > has decided that she is never going to have > children because of the climate problem...I wonder > how many other young people are totally freaked > out by the irresponsible actions of this crazy > group- yes crazy- > https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7656891/E > xtinction-Rebellion-fanatic-branded-neighbour-hell > -turning-750k-London-home-shrine.html > A former electrician, (probably lost his > livelihood after Blair let in the East Europeans- > that's how my electrician relative lost his job as > he could not compete with ?20 a day workers living > 15 to a house) but notice that before he lost his > job- and his marbles it would seem- he had a nice > little car! AND I bet he flew everywhere on > holiday.... You so often manage to tie in an unrelated bit of racism whilst ranting about something else. Awful.

Not necessarily. More about the group who have taken power in her local office who wanted what they saw as a full time presence in the Commons. And mysogony too.

HH putting herself forward for Speaker wasn't supported in the main by Momentum so guessing it was possibly LP MPs abstaining. It's a shame as she would have been effective in that role.

There seems to be a lot of missing votes in the totals - presumably a lot didn't vote on an important issue?

Not sure anyone would misinterpret your comment and you've assumed lovefest in my challenge. Still no evidence.

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whilst it's an old story Cella, the following > talks a about how the Mayor failed to spend much > needed money on the police when knife crime was > rising in 2018 > > https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/mayor-poure > d-10m-extra-into-culture-that-would-fund-182-more- > police-a3927101.html > > There are more examples on line and if you weren't > such a doubting Thomas you could look them up > yourself, however now back to NY and banning Foie > Gras and not your apparent lovefest for the > Mayor.🤔😳😂 Think it's more your hate fest isn't it.

I try to avoid the very first one outside the ED Tavern as the angle of it means you can't immediately see if cars are coming up on the inside/outside of the one you can see. A few times cyclists and mopeds have carried on despite the car being stopped.

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ask any police officer Cella, they will tell you > the same ... So no evidence then?

Rosie's on E Dulwich Road.

The Mayor and the police I was referring to.

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The ban in New York isn't in force till 2022 and > resturants and suppliers all over NY are going to > throw legal obstacles in its path > > Could be interesting to watch and let's hope our > mayor doesn't get ideas about becoming the food > police as he can't manage the real police Evidence?

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dulwichbloke Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > JohnL Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Election, Eu citizens voting, 16-17 year old > > > voting it's all kicking off. > > > > > > Everyone saying boris looks knackered. > > > > Don't worry - those last ditch attempts to rig > the > > election appear to be failing. > > ditch lol :) - got to say Labour seem to be > hitting the ground running this morning - seems > like they were ready to go. Monday should be the > new Speaker election - wouldn't be surprised if > Harriet Harman has been canvassing quietly (saw an > interview with her on Sky where she seemed very > confident). Means my vote wouldn't matter if > Peckham is uncontested. Harriet Hartman really wants the Speaker role. She, however, was absent for the GE vote yesterday.

imasnookercue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > im aware i jumped the gun a bit with that comment, > but i would be pretty confident that these people > (two 18 years olds and a 23 year old) stabbed in > broad daylight in Peckham are not likely to be > innocent bystanders, rather already hardened > criminals with nothing decent to offer society > other than a foul attitude and misery, which is > why they hang around in the circles they do that > has led to this incident. I said previously that you are generally either trolling or intolerant. Definitely the latter now. You can't possibly know any of the facts in this case.