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I've joined the Libreal Democrats.
They are far more progressive and left-wing than Starmers Labour Party.
Plus, the LibDems support:
•Proportional representation✅️
• A written constitution✅️
• The legalisation of cannabis✅️
• An elected Second Chamber✅️
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I might just join the Libreal Democrats tbh. They are the only mainstream party that's actually serious about constitutional reform.
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The Libdems really should be voting against Rishi Sunak's smoking bill.
We are a party that believes in social liberties.
Informed, consenting adults should have the legal right to smoke tobacco if they want to!
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@s30k__
This is why I find it so confusing why the "progressive left" is so hostile and disrespectful to Christianity and Judaism. Yet, It will so passionately defend Islam.
Even though Islam is obviously the most bigoted and regressive abrahamic religion.
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@jacktism_
Also, many people who are convicted on crimes are not even immoral people.
Someone convicted of petty shoplifting or drug possession would be considered a "criminal"
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@girasolciito
A lot of radical leftists are essentially narcissists who are unable to engage in civil debate and disagreement.
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What Britain needs:
• A written constitution
• Proportional representation
• A democratically elected House of Lords
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Can we all agree that Gordon Brown was probably the best PM so far in the 21 century?
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@NotComradeVenus
Surly, your opressors aren't white people, but rich people? They are primarily responsible for slavary? And it's rich media barons who stur up racial hatred and bigotry against racial minorities to deflect hatred from themselves.
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I've just joined
@MakeVotesMatter
Together we can end First Past the Post, and win an equal vote for everyone, regardless of where you live or who you vote for: Proportional Representation. Want to join me?
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@ProjectLiberal
Well, capitalism creates prosperity for the 1% and creates suffering and exploitation for the rest.
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@realtomjames198
Why do you think everyone who is critical of Starmer is pro Hamas or a Corbyn supporter?
Starmer has many, many flaws that deserve to be critised, to argue otherwise would ironically be very cultish.
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@UKLabour
This will just further criminalise and marginalise, problematic drug users. Another out of touch policy, if Labour really wants to prevent crime and protect communities, legalise and regulate drugs and take the black market away from organised crime.
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"Labour is more left-wing than the libdems"
Very funny guys
This is a UK Labour Party election leaflet.
Thank God I left Labour.
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@TrueSlazac
coercion is not consent.
If the only alternative to having the surplus value you create stolen is to starve and sleep on the streets.
Then it is NOT consent but coercion and exploitation.
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@WendtheWalker
No. Blair was great. All our countries' issues started with Thatcher and Denis
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If you want proof that Labour will never willingly back PR, look at 1997.
When Labour promised to reform our electoral system, but never did.
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@TrueSlazac
Nope. I doubt anyone would willingly sell their organs. Free-market capitalism creates conditions desperate enough for people to do it, though.
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@kevshaw99
Yes! The Labour Party offered the Libdems essentially no concessions during 2010 negotiations.
They foolishly believed that could offer the libdems nothing, and they would work with Labour instead of the Tories.
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@Keir_Starmer
Every tweet you make is becoming less and less believable. They all just seem like meaningless slogans, or plans and pledges that complete lack any meaningful vision!
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@___Riz1902
The whole concept of "throwing your vote away" is only because of FPTP.
With PR, there is no such thing. And until Labour backs PR, no one should feel emotionally manipulated into voting for Labour.
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@getprdone
Delegates aren't the problem, at the Labour Conference in 2022 delegates overwhelmingly voted to back proportional representation in the next Labour manifesto. It is the isolationist leadership who do not want to share power with other progressives!
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@JC_free82
@alisonpearsonSW
Obviously? We're not just going to let her starve and freeze are we?
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@darrengrimes_
Well, they've essentially just said, "God is great" in Arabic?
If a Catholic said "God is great" in English, would you consider them to be extremists?
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@LukewSavage
The nuclear deterrent only works as a derrent if the Prime Minister is willing to use it.
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@clairebubblepop
Honestly, that is so tragic. I'm so sorry that happened to you and your family :(
The fact that people have tried to make you feel ashamed for claiming welfare is frankly disgusting.
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@KernowDamo
@JeremyVineOn5
You Sir speak the truth, and your right carers are criminally underpaid in this county for the value they provide to society! ❤
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@premnsikka
@viking_put
You know this Tory Government is Fascist when Unelected Peers have to keep them in check.
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@CherrySays_
I have been chronically suicidal, to the point of being hospitalised because of psychosis.
Now that I've recovered, I'm in a much better state of mind, and I'm really happy to be alive.
Suicidal people with mental illness need help, not death.
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@TrueSlazac
It was primarily the Soviet Union that defeated the Nazis.
The USA's main priority was imperialist Japan.
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@marclanders
On my recent trip to London, I got talking to a man who was originally from Canada.
He told me that in Canada, weed is viewed the same as coffee.
I hope this demonstrates just how backwards our policies are compared to the rest of the world.
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@RookEldritch
100%. The only argument people make for voting for Starmer is that he is slightly more socially libreal than the Tories.
Why should people be forced to vote for "the lesser of two evils"
If Labour are that concerned about vote spilling, then they should back PR!
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Every devolved government body in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland uses a proportional voting system.
It is time for parliament to do the same with general elections.
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@_MxMike
It is a difficult situation to be in because I know the Labour leadership has completely thrown Trans people under the bus for cheap political points. However, my local Labour parliamentary candidate is a massive advocate for trans rights. So I can justify voting Labour.
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Why is everyone on Twitter going to Cambridge and Oxford? Are you all rich or something😭
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@GHMansfield
Literally. disabled people are so dehumanised in this society which is obsessed with productivity and money
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@CounsellingSam
Labour will never willingly introduce PR, unless it is strongarmed into doing so by a Labour-liberal democrat coalition.
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@PolitlcsUK
@thetimes
Everyone is just fed up with the Tories full stop!
@RishiSunak
Call a general election for the love of God.
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@jacktism_
What does Labour even mean by this? Will they ban the teaching of trans issues in all schools?
I can understand not teaching trans issues in primary schools and below, but in secondary schools and beyond, it's important.
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@dainserk
The United States isn't a democeacy, it is a Two-Party state in which both parties have no differences between them at all.
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@RScowler
Basically, her and Rishi made a deal that she would back him and allow him to become PM. During his leadership election in exchange for being made Home Secretary.
He knows he has no mandate
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@maurice_1960
@RishiSunak
The ECHR was literally created to prevent tragedies like the Holocaust from happening again. If the UK goverment is breaching that, we know WE ARE FUCKED!
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@smk30__
Certain human, democratic and minority rights need to be protected from political populism.
A written constitution would entrench such rights and protect individual liberties and rights from the tyranny of the majority.
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Should the Second Chamber be democratically elected?
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No, keep the Lords
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@HorrorGorl
It's so funny how capitalist bootlickers will claim socialist countries aren't really socialist because they have capitalist elements to them. When literally, EVERY capitalist country on earth is a mixed market economy and has socialist elements.
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Is the profit motive the main cause of society's problems?
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@PolitlcsUK
@politicshome
Why is Labour so adamant about getting rid of Jeremy Corbyn while acceping right-wing tory defectors like Natalie Elphicke?
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@hosae212
@LGBwiththeT
It's your bigotry and ignorance that leads to these tragedies. You Sir have blood On your hands!
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@PolitlcsUK
@itvnews
It makes sense. Labour and the Tories would actually have to compete against other parties with PR
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@Liam_Holman99
Just because Owen Jones doesn't unconditionally support Labour doesn't mean he is a Tory enabler.
If Labour is that concerned about vote splitting, then they should back PR. In most functional democracies "wasted votes" are not a thing.
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@ToriatheistTori
This is ridiculous logic. Mao, Stalin, Pol Pot, etc, were all atheists. Does that mean we should hold all atheists accountable for the crimes of these dictators?
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@Jacklewis0513
@jeremycorbyn
The most likey explanation is that Jermey probably had absolutely no idea who he was. As the former leader of the Labour party he is probably use to having selfies with random admirers on the street.
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@getprdone
If the Libdems become the major opposition party, then one of the two major parties will support electoral reform
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@dainserk
Having a choice out of two nearly identical political parties, doesn't give US citizens much power I'm afraid to say
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@dainserk
As it currently stands, it's big wealthy business interests/lobbyists that control the USA.
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@jxckisbored
That's good! I already agree with a lot of the Libreal Democrats constitutional reforms. Such as proportional representation for general elections, a written constitution, and House of Lords reform.
The Libdems are Britain's only hope of breaking the two-party duopoly.
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@CllrCarlJackson
God your such a little bitch😂
You amounted to nothing, accept a pathetic Tory councillor.
You truly do deserve to burn in Hell!
⚠️ Road Repairs - Tower Road, Coleshill⚠️
Today and tomorrow (24th & 25th)
@BucksCouncil
is working on repairs to the surface of Tower Road in Coleshill.
The road will be closed from 9:30am to 3:30pm on both days, with access for residents and emergency vehicles only.
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@matthew_jama
@PolitlcsUK
I mean they seem to support jailing consenting adults for using mind-altering substances like cannabis or MDMA.
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@scottsantens
Definitely! UBI would encourage innovation and entrepreneurship. It would also likely lead to massive advances in art, music, culture, and philosophy.
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@NHSMillion
The only way to save our NHS from privatisation is to break the two-party duopoly.
Labour is useless, and it's just full of socially libreal Tories anyway.
We need a progressive coalition that is committed to a health service free at the point of use.
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@hosae212
@LGBwiththeT
Bro you've been indoctrinated by the right-wing media to seriously think trans people are some sort of threat to society? A few decades back people would accuse homosexuals of "corrupting youth" and turning them gay. This moral panic about trans people is absolutely no diffrent.
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A Labour-libdem coalition government is the only way to break the two-party duopoly of british politics.
In the event of a hung parliament, in which the libdems are the king-makers. They could strongarm the Labour Party into providing a referendum on proportional representation
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@s30k__
Yeah, I mean because the bible is just a collection of fables, inspired texts, and testimonies. Its scriptures, particularly in the Old Testament, are not taken very seriously by most modern Christian denominations.
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Register to vote guys, if you haven't already!
There's still plenty of time to register to vote in May's vital local elections! 🗳️
Registration closes at midnight tonight, but you can register quickly and easily online. 🧑🏽💻
Don't lose your voice: find out more and register NOW ⬇️
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@___Riz1902
That is a fair point, but Labour knows FPTP benefits the Tories, and yet they won't commit to reforming our electoral system. Simply because they do not want to share power. The national interest should be put before party tribalism.
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@marrs_edward
Jesus really was a socialist. Any evangelical Christian who says otherwise is mistaken.
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@marclanders
The more academic someone is, the easier they can see through bullshit anti-drug propaganda. So it makes sense
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@RachelCDailey
Despite how the media may frame it, the vast majority of people in this country are compassionate and support a strong, well-funded welfare state.
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@RossCol89474735
The soviet union didn't even fail. it willingly dissolved.
If an Empire eventually dissolving means it "failed," then the Roman Empire failed, the British empire failed, and the US empire is on the verge of falling.
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This is awful. Whoever assaulted this volunteer deserves to be prosecuted.
🚨 NEW: A Tory election volunteer has been left with a suspected broken nose and black eyes after he was attacked for putting a Tory leaflet in a letterbox
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@electpoliticsuk
@FindoutnowUK
@ElectCalculus
Polls mean nothing, ultimately it is how many Labour voters turn up on polling day.
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Labour should back nationalisation
Labour should back nationalisation
Labour should back nationalisation
Labour should back nationalisation
Labour should back nationalisation
Labour should back nationalisation
Labour should back nationalisation
Labour should back nationalisation
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@Kanthan2030
It's hilarious how many wars the US starts "in defence of democracy" when democracy isn't even a thing in the US
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@GBNEWS
@Nanaakua1
One of the core issues with the death penalty is that not everyone is treated equally in a court of law. Do you think Jeffery Epstein, for example, would receive the same penalty for murder as a poor, ethnic minority male? Obviously not...
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@s30k__
But isn't the Quran viewed as the literal word of God. Meaning there is no room for errors within its scriptures?
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@JackEDeakin
@Keir_Starmer
Or more realistically, the Tory Party has absolutely imploded so people view the Labour party as the slightly less evil.
The poll lead is souly built on Tory-hate, not Labour support or enthusiasm.
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@PolitlcsUK
No, they are not. Rishi is just saying this rubbish to keep his backbench MPs off his back.
In July/August I guarantee he will say "he has failed to deliver for the British people" and will call an election.
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Controversial take, but I think a Keir Starmer Government will be far more radical than his critics give him credit for
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@ToryWipeout
@PoliticsPollss
Starmer has probably achieved more in the first month as PM than Rishi did throughout his entire Premiership.
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@tzanninis
@johwilcha
This is precisely why I joined the Libdems. Labour will never willingly back electoral reform.
They must be strongarmed into backing PR by a libdem coalition.
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@JustTreatment
@wesstreeting
This is a temporary measure to tackle NHS waiting lists. The health of the poorest should not be put on the line to maintain idealogical dogma.
Let's just get the waiting lists down, and get the NHS back on it's feet.
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@SirPapillion
Psycopathy is a spectrum, I think people who are higher on the spectrum are more drawn to positions of power than the general population.
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