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Nigel Farrage in Leftfield


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thanks to the raving right wing nutters, from today you all have fewer workers protection rights, so it's easier for the rich to rob you blind.

Vote for the right wing nutters for the rich to rob you of everything.

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thanks to the raving right wing nutters, from today you all have fewer workers protection rights, so it's easier for the rich to rob you blind.

Vote for the right wing nutters for the rich to rob you of everything.

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That tribunal change was the last one I knew about that really hurt - and it really really hurts. An awful thing, but you can bet business is absolutely over the moon at an 80% drop in folk daring fight back.

Years of media focus on the folk trying it on has left a sour taste in people's mouths, and the media brass will have little interest in covering it as they do like to run 'em ragged and get rid of folk as they get 'too old'. Every single worker's right costs them money they think is theirs

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Not at all - I totally disagree with a flat rate of tax. However I think it's important to make sure facts are fairly represented, especially when mocking others for not checking their facts properly.

I despair that so much of politics is about money when there are so many more important issues in the world.

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Not if you don't have enough money to live there aren't, a position of most of the people in the world.

What exactly are these more important issues, that don't involve a money element?

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Total tangent but the reports on this cracked me up. Something like 270000 teen lads viewing online porn stated like it was a disaster... I think most of us blokes can admit how much we woulda loved to have that back then. Lucky sods

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Total tangent but the reports on this cracked me up. Something like 270000 teen lads viewing online porn stated like it was a disaster... I think most of us blokes can admit how much we woulda loved to have that back then. Lucky sods

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:lol:

The evidence about the effect of porn on us young people is pretty crap in all honesty. The TED talk on it is absolutely fucking awful, unsubstantiated crap. I mean I'm not saying it's a good thing, but how detrimental it is, is up for debate.

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You're sounding like a Daily Mail article here. It's all ancedotal, people were jizzing in people's hair before internet porn too. It's a bit insulting to imply that teenagers who see these things when they're watching porn will instantly want to imitate them, I like to think people are a bit more intelligent then that.

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