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Labour isn't Working - Thread 34

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Nuthatch26 · 04/06/2026 13:53

A chat thread for those who don't like this Labour government. 💙

The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.

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Parsley4321 · Today 07:30

@EasternStandard i know right

Nuthatch26 · Today 07:33

Parsley4321 · Today 05:33

Im
on retreat with a woman who had bollard as her best man two years ago FML I haven’t spoken much to her but she has been vocal about what a great person he is how much he cares blah blah

Oh no. You'll need a other retreat to recover from this one. You're posts always make me laugh. 😂

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Nuthatch26 · Today 07:39

Upstartled · Today 05:47

Oh no, Parsley...that doesn't sound very relaxing! If he cares it isn't very clear what he cares about that he wouldn't uturn on a week later, it's definitely not country over party, it's not his party who is tearing itself to shreds...is it him, he cares about, that I could see.

Meanwhile more of the #Be Kind left riddled through the NHS, acting like deranged lunatics and throwing patients under the bus to bolster their special interests.

NHS staff ‘too afraid of pro-Palestine activists to support Palantir’

www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/0fb17b6f5484f322

So ideology and left vs right is more important than improved cancer care? I wish I was surprised but I'm not. Keep hearing Labour backbenchers pushing on this in the HoC.

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Nuthatch26 · Today 08:26

Sir Keir Starmer had hoped to spend all summer fighting a futile battle for his own survival, after winning or losing the Makerfield by-election, depending on which way you look at it — not that there is any way that makes any kind of sense. Whoever does or doesn’t win, lose or draw makes no difference now. It’s all over.

https://www.thetimes.com/article/83ebdf6b-ac89-4d24-8e8b-6ce580137494?shareToken=0e10ef5553829ff169459ec8cfc66126

A weapon of mass destruction delivered on House of Commons notepaper

John Healey’s neatly typed resignation letter is primed to blow Sir Keir Starmer’s government to smithereens

https://www.thetimes.com/article/83ebdf6b-ac89-4d24-8e8b-6ce580137494?shareToken=0e10ef5553829ff169459ec8cfc66126

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EasternStandard · Today 08:38

Nuthatch26 · Today 08:26

Sir Keir Starmer had hoped to spend all summer fighting a futile battle for his own survival, after winning or losing the Makerfield by-election, depending on which way you look at it — not that there is any way that makes any kind of sense. Whoever does or doesn’t win, lose or draw makes no difference now. It’s all over.

https://www.thetimes.com/article/83ebdf6b-ac89-4d24-8e8b-6ce580137494?shareToken=0e10ef5553829ff169459ec8cfc66126

Finally. Please let it be so.

Parsley4321 · Today 08:43

@Nuthatch26 thanks 😆 one question hs aways puzzled me when they flounce off and resign as so many do how do they get their salary ? Can they just resign with no notice period ?

EasternStandard · Today 08:45

Parsley4321 · Today 08:43

@Nuthatch26 thanks 😆 one question hs aways puzzled me when they flounce off and resign as so many do how do they get their salary ? Can they just resign with no notice period ?

I said the same to dh. How can they just resign so easily. Especially when they really do stop working like the Makerfield guy, that’s a big drop in household income (unless loaded generally of course)

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