Purav Menon
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Purav Menon
@profavi_
Londoner. CPFC. Jenkinsite / "centrist son". BA (Oxon). Views solely my own.
🏴🇬🇧🌹🌐📈🏗️🏡 Katılım Mart 2019
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@NoJusticeMTG Yes, we should bring back Tony Blair. Glad we’re all in agreement
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@Jonathan_K_Cook This isn't really a good argument? Obviously the leader of a major party is going to be subject to more scrutiny than a random backbencher
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Corbyn was an MP for 32 years until he was elected Labour leader in 2015.
Number of accusations in the media of antisemitism from 1983-2015 = 0
Number of accusations in the media of antisemitism from 2015-19 = 11,251
Media Lens on how the establishment is revisiting its smear campaign, this time against the Greens, to stop a leftwinger from reaching power: medialens.substack.com/p/starmageddon…

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I sincerely hope Blairite Andy Burnham shows up
megan kenyon@meganekenyon
A Green Source responds to this from Caroline Lucas: "The problem is that we just don't know which Andy Burnham is going to turn up. Will it be the Blairite politician who went along with years of privatisation and welfare cuts, or the one who has publicly supported proportional representation and expressed support to make changes to the failed economic model? We just don't know."
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@_AashishReddy Oh I see, sorry. Perhaps he isn’t hedging on Burnham being as ignorant of the bond markets as Truss (and therefore not lasting only 49 days)?
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@profavi_ This is essentially the Sunak model though, who also never won with the membership
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@_AashishReddy Because he knows he wouldn’t stand in a chance in a leadership election put to the Labour membership, and Chancellors of the Exchequer are quite powerful
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@profavi_ Why would he want to be Chancellor? Presumably the plan is for Burnham to do a Truss and then come in afterwards having warned about the need to be cautious and all
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@fpl_tactician @cliffy_dude Is this including anyone in an overseas territory e.g. chagos that would count as uk
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I was the first person this millennium to eat a banana in the UK.
Ramin Nasibov@RaminNasibov
What historical fact sounds fake but is true?
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@MonoMichaeI @FarndonLuc33201 @TomDutty Yes it is. Look in the background of the pic of Joel Ward facebook.com/officialcpfc/p…
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Missed an ‘N’ there, lads.
Harry ⭐️⭐️@Harry_Green10
Fingers crossed this is the case tomorrow 😉
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@algorecrave Also why are they acting like the King isn’t progressive on stuff like that
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does no one in this country understand how the government works why do people think that king charles made this decision himself and has the personal power to implement it…we are cooked
FuriousPie@furious31630
fork found in.. garage??
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@rogerssznnn @callumseuk @redtory_ Look, I'll end it here because I'm sleepy - your heart's clearly in the right place and you want what's best for the world, but you're misguided about what actually drives a lot of what you're talking about, and if you picked up a bit of economics you'd understand it more
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@profavi_ @callumseuk @redtory_ I’m not arguing that it hasn’t been beneficial AT ALL by the way, capitalism is responsible for many modern inventions and improved QOL in many ways, however I believe more could have been achieved through socialism which didn’t leave some still in extreme poverty
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@rogerssznnn @callumseuk @redtory_ Well... yes? That's better than before, when they were under it, isn't it?
And wait until you find out why China lifted so many people out of poverty in the 1980s hahahahaha en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reform_an…
Please, I'm begging you, read more
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@profavi_ @callumseuk @redtory_ By the way, what they class as ‘extreme poverty’ is $2.15 per day, anyone earning a penny over that isn’t accounted for. A large share that were ‘lifted out of poverty’ since the 1980s by ‘capitalism’ as you say are from china… need I say more
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@rogerssznnn @callumseuk @redtory_ You're choosing to ignore facts for some reason. Thanks to capitalism, we have far, far less poverty!

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@profavi_ @callumseuk @redtory_ Unfortunately, the facts are that the working class is there to be exploited and will continue to be exploited more and more until something changes. People shouldn’t have to live without the bare essentials and as long as we have capitalism we have poverty.
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@rogerssznnn @callumseuk @redtory_ I think that you have a really flawed understanding of capitalism that basically amounts to "evil thing that forces people into poverty and makes lazy people rich", and I'm not going to be able to convince you insofar as you have that understanding of it. investopedia.com/terms/s/scarci…
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@profavi_ @callumseuk @redtory_ Honestly I think you’re smarter than this makes you seem, I think you’re being disingenuous. You know it’s not as simple as ‘everything you want for nothing’ and on the topic of finite resources, capitalism encourages harmful extraction of scarce resources for profit
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@rogerssznnn @callumseuk @redtory_ ..works, and certainly not how any of those ideals are administered in practice in any state that is supposedly socialist. This is, I'm afraid, common sense. Yes, capitalism is imperfect, so we have regulation to legislate away market failures. It's still the best economic system
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