California Surpasses UK Economy

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26 minutes ago, bambi96 said:

I would gladly vote Labour to see how they do from my now adult-perspective, however, I want a good leader first. I don't trust their current. 

And you think Theresa May is a strong leader?

 

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4 minutes ago, DiamondFart said:

 

And you think Theresa May is a strong leader?

 

I think she's the better of the two; but she wasn't voted in, we just got given her.

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18 minutes ago, bambi96 said:

I think she's the better of the two; but she wasn't voted in, we just got given her.

Apart from on the 8th June 2017 but ok.

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Just now, DiamondFart said:

Apart from on the 8th June 2017 but ok.

Pff that doesn't count, why would we change parties in the middle of a major, historical event? 

 

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14 minutes ago, bambi96 said:

Pff that doesn't count, why would we change parties in the middle of a major, historical event? 

Because we're unhappy with their weak leadership and policies?

And miss Theresa, the so-called "strong and stable leader" lost her majority with a big swing towards labour. Clearly the public did want change...

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1 minute ago, DiamondFart said:

Because we're unhappy with they're weak leadership and policies?

And miss Theresa, the so-called "strong and stable leader" lost her majority with a big swing towards labour. Clearly the public did want change...

Well not that badly if Labour didn't win? 

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4 minutes ago, bambi96 said:

Pff that doesn't count, why would we change parties in the middle of a major, historical event? 

 

Because you could notice that the current government is maybe not doing the right things ?  

From an European's eye your "good" leader looks weaker than ever.

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2 minutes ago, bambi96 said:

I think it'd be suicide to change half way through. 

And a perspective on leader depends on what you're listening/reading; I could watch/read something that says Trump is the worst, and find something that praises him non-stop, I don't really care about media POV.

The last time we changed leader half way through a major event was WW2... and we won because of that

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1 minute ago, bambi96 said:

You're comparing WW2 to Brexit? Disrespectful much.

Sis you can’t be serious 

You’re literally the one who compared brexit to a major historical event.  WW2 was just a good example 

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Million Reasons to move to Caliii 

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3 minutes ago, bambi96 said:

Specific to our country, not the world 

How does that affect whether it’s a good idea for the UK electorate to choose a different government? 

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27 minutes ago, bambi96 said:

I think it'd be suicide to change half way through. 

And a perspective on leader depends on what you're listening/reading; I could watch/read something that says Trump is the worst, and find something that praises him non-stop, I don't really care about media POV.

I read pretty much everything from left to right media and often many sources for the same informations so I can have a bigger picture. But I think we can agree that May's strengh isn't the best rn.

And I don't think it's suicide. What would be us to let someone you don't trust take a decision on something that will affect your country for decades. (I'm not saying you shouldn't trust Mrs May). So if the population thinks that the opposition will handle the issue in a better way then it's now or never.