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Mike Murphy

@dalkeithfiddler

Swansea, Liverpool, Sheffield , Nottingham, Brighton and now Edinburgh (30 years !) Irish and Scottish citizen @theSNP #YES #EU

Dalkeith, Scotland 가입일 Haziran 2009
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@RockChartrand Yeh except wealth does exist to be distributed ... how do you think a functioning economy works you fuck wit!
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Rock Chartrand🤑
Rock Chartrand🤑@RockChartrand·
If your complaint is that wealth didn’t “trickle down,” you’re already assuming it was owed to you in the first place. Wealth doesn’t exist to be distributed. It has to be created, and it only gets created when people are free to produce, invest, and trade. If your standard is that success is a problem unless it’s redistributed, you’re rejecting the idea that people are entitled to what they earn.
Aes🇺🇸@AesPolitics1

Reagan is one if not the worst presidents in history and I stand by that statement to my dying day.

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Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@elonmusk No it's not. I haven't researched this or asked an AI bot to verify ... there's no need. Given your X history and record we're now at the level that we know that it is 99.99999% certain that anything you say is pure bullshit.
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Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@elonmusk If this kind of commentary is typical of your critical thinking skills and ability to objectively analyse data and distinguish between causation, correlation and co-incidence then it's no wonder that your Star ship keeps fucking blowing up !!!!
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Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@ginamilan_ This is tragic. The fact that in the US today even successful middle class folk can't afford the meds they need to keep them mentally stable. What a disaster !
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Gina Milan
Gina Milan@ginamilan_·
The European countries should be on their fucking knees kissing Trump’s ass for getting the Strait of Hormuz reopened. Without the US, those pathetic fucks wouldn’t have shit.
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@RockChartrand Christ almighty !!! There are countless examples of so called "capitalists" controlling food supplies and selling to the highest bidder rather than those in the most need. Consequentially many didn't survive. Do you have no humanity ?
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Rock Chartrand🤑@RockChartrand·
People didn’t survive for thousands of years because someone guaranteed them food, they survived by producing and trading. Marx didn’t discover needs. He redefined them as entitlements on others. And when that idea is imposed at scale, it doesn’t solve scarcity, it amplifies it.
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@cjsnowdon I've never managed to average more than 50mph on the M6 and M5 anyway. On very busy roads a lower max speed limit leads to fewer accidents and fewer jams and counter intuitively shorter journey times
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Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@RockChartrand It may be true that Capitalism is based on voluntary interaction but just like Socialism there is no pure form of Capitalism in the world. Both systems have been corrupted by unfair practices, deception, monopolisation, bribery and regulatory systems that protect the elite
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Rock Chartrand🤑
Rock Chartrand🤑@RockChartrand·
Capitalism is far more social than socialism ever was. Capitalism is built on voluntary interaction. Every transaction requires agreement, cooperation, and mutual benefit. You don’t get anything unless you offer value to someone else. It’s constant, peaceful coordination between individuals. Socialism replaces that with coercion. It doesn’t ask, it mandates. It doesn’t rely on agreement, it relies on enforcement. The ‘social’ part isn’t people working together, it’s people being forced into the same arrangement whether they agree or not. So one system runs on consent and cooperation. The other runs on compliance and control. That’s what real anti social behavior looks like.
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@RockChartrand As usual you fail to understand the difference between money and value and also the source of all money. A sovereign state can create all the "money" it needs at the stroke of a computer keyboard. The question is what "value" do billionaires add.
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@montie There was no existential threat. What Trump has succeeded in doing is creating a harder line regime that now knows it can control the global economy with impunity and will probably decide it really does need nukes now to deter the US from doing this again
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Tim Montgomerie 🇬🇧
No. Trump didn't lose. The West lost. In the last few weeks we've proven comprehensively that we are decadent. We are unwilling (not unable) to bear the cost of tackling an existential threat. We'll reap what our civilisational weakness has shown.
Daniel Hannan@DanielJHannan

Trump has just lost a war to Iran. I would liken it to the Suez débâcle except that, at Suez, Britain successfully swept Egyptian resistance aside. We were defeated by Eisenhower’s hostility, not Nasser’s tanks. This time, the US just flat out lost - and the world is vastly worse off for it.

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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@danielmgmoylan I think the main parties ie Labour, Green and Lib dem will all be supportive. Oh wait ... poor love , you think the Tories may still be a "main party" 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
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Lord Moylan
Lord Moylan@danielmgmoylan·
There’s also an informal condition that the main political parties are solid in support of membership so that a general election can’t result in withdrawal. That was true in the UK up to 2016. There is no chance that it will be true again. That alone guarantees a French veto.
Neal O'Kelly@NealOKelly

@johnjmarley @danielmgmoylan The one thing the EU will not be giving us - as they have made clear all along - is a sweetheart deal.

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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@danielmgmoylan @AlbertRamsbott1 Another lie. A new member is free to decide it's own timeline for joining the euro. In practice that can mean never joining. I know you hoodwinked a lot of people in the referendum but you do realise that a lot of people can google this shit and find out you're talking bollocks
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Lord Moylan
Lord Moylan@danielmgmoylan·
I think there are about 500 people who really think we should go on our knees and apply to join the EU, give up the pound, submit ourselves to EU law and spend 10 years negotiating our humiliation. And they have all been in my timeline today.
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@Rwwils @danielmgmoylan @plumberdavid There is no queue ... that's yet another brexiteer lie. Each application is considered on it's merits. As the UK is still largely aligned with the aquis we shouldn't have too long a wait.
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Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@Jacob_Rees_Mogg You mendacious fuckwit ! They're obviously not lower, they're higher. Comparing to the overall EU prices is bullshit! Every country is different. The question is are they higher than if we'd stayed in the EU ... the answer is YES they are. Another Brexit fail !!!!!
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@johnredwood Where do you get your numbers for a non brexited UK to compare ?
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John Redwood
John Redwood@johnredwood·
Why do people put out lies about loss of GDP and trade from Brexit based on out of date wrong forecasts? The official numbers for trade and GDP over the last ten years show no Brexit losses, with the UK outperforming Germany for GDP.
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tsohgtj
tsohgtj@tsohgtj·
@dalkeithfiddler @afneil It helps grow the economy, extra money can be used to assist with energy bills as it has done in the past.
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Andrew Neil
Andrew Neil@afneil·
Your mind is clearly blown because you have no idea what you’re talking about. Let’s just take gas. All of it comes by pipeline into the UK and is used in the UK. Oil is a bit more complicated but I’ll let you grapple with the facts about gas before moving on to that. Let me know if you have any questions about gas. Happy to help.
Zoe Gardner@ZoeJardiniere

It is blowing my mind how many people don’t seem able to grasp that oil & gas in the North Sea is not “ours” but was sold off to private companies who will trade it on the international market like any other fuel. We don’t get any kind of privileged access to this fuel.

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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@tsohgtj @afneil I'm not disputing that. But the prices are based on regional and international markets and it won't make our energy and cheaper.
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tsohgtj@tsohgtj·
@dalkeithfiddler @afneil Apart from the tens of thousands of jobs and billions in tax it supports for the UK if we produced our own?
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@tsohgtj @afneil You should read Andy's post gain. Almost all gas already comes by pipeline from the N sea, a lot from Norwegian owned producers. Changing the supplier will make no difference to price
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tsohgtj@tsohgtj·
@dalkeithfiddler @afneil How come you clowns never realise there are transportation costs associated with importing gas from overseas (and converting LNG). Most north sea gas is used in UK (limited by storage capacity).
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Mike Murphy@dalkeithfiddler·
@robprogressive Of course but it could also have fed and paid a whole lot of nurses and doctors or teachers / police. This encapsulates the economic problems in this country. Maybe you could downgrade to a cheaper car and use the savings to pay NHS workers. This is the essential debate now in UK
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Rob Moore
Rob Moore@robprogressive·
A man was getting out of his Lamborghini and someone stopped him and said aggressively: “How many people could you have fed in starving countries for the price of that Lambo?” The man paused, then replied. “I don’t know, but it fed a lot of the 1,800 families who work at Lamborghini. It fed the designers' families. It fed the carbon-fibre manufactures families. It fed the tyre manufacturers families. The 300 workers who are dedicated to making each individual Lamborghini all get to eat and work building something they love" This is the fundamental problem with socialists. Socialism expects you to give it all away, but capitalism creates it in the first place
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