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Re: Law vs Reality – politicalbetting.com
"Anti trans" doesn't have to mean hate. It also covers scorn, pity, and denial of (real) existence. The latter is the Gender Critical position (which is yours). As against that there is a small but not insignificant number of people who in order to have a shot at a decent life need to live as (ie 'be' not pretend to be)… -
Re: Most Brits do not consider Die Hard to be a Christmas film – politicalbetting.com
Just about every post confirms, you’d make absolutely splendid UK Ambassador to USA. -
Re: Trumped – why the Democrats lost and what they need to do next – politicalbetting.com
Good article. I would argue that Biden gave Kamala the border to look after because he knew she would fail. He intended to run again and ensured she would not be a threat to him. -
Re: Who on earth prefers margarine to butter? – politicalbetting.com
many prefer non-dairy margarine to butter for dietary, environmental, moral and religious reasons -
Re: Views on assisted dying – politicalbetting.com
One of the problems with NIMBYism is that it discredits reasonable objections by association -
Re: A new addition (or two) to the ever growing republican movement – politicalbetting.com
Parasites all round from Royals to HOL, just a private club to enrich themselves. These bloodsucking arseholes cannot hide their greed and need to be dumped. -
Re: Will Farage become Tory leader before 2026? – politicalbetting.com
... I am pretty sure that the productivity improvements of which people speak relate to the bureaucratic layers of the service and the department of health, rather than thinking frontline service providers need to do more. -
Re: This indicates a very low turnout general election in the future – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Staying power – politicalbetting.com
Sunset at 16:00, so technically Civil Twilight until 16:36 - Nautical twilight until 17:21, hence the 'over the yardarm' early start. -
Re: Labouring the economy – politicalbetting.com
Fuck off. My position has always been realistic. Most if not all pandemics arise from nature. Whether Covid leaked from a lab or not, believing that the wet market was the most plausible origin is sensible based on the history of pandemics, including MERS, sars etc. It’s not as if the case is even decided here. It probably… -
Re: Farewell to a true working class legend – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A dangerously illiberal idea – politicalbetting.com
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Re: How not to a-tractor floating voters – politicalbetting.com
Think of politicians around the world, they have more in common with each other than the people they govern mostly. They are the nation of politician land....they govern in favour of that -
Re: A promising start for Kemi Badenoch – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Political betting can get you into serious trouble – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Chancer of the Exchequer – politicalbetting.com
Absolutely no idea; he did mention many types, but I can't remember. -
Re: This is how polls should be reported – politicalbetting.com
"Tulsi Gabbard is like the RFK Jr of Foreign Policy" Rick Wilson (Bulwark podcast) -
Re: This explains so much – politicalbetting.com
Indeed. So, for example, it’s great having a range of views on PB, but you still want a bit of moderation to keep out the trolls, the Russian propagandists and the racists. -
Re: The Conservatives are the 1/10 favourites to win the next general election – politicalbetting.com
I quite like Louise Haigh's formula for her own role wrt railways: "I'm the chief passenger, not the Fat Controller." -
Re: A British Tradition – politicalbetting.com
It's a form of PB's favourite topic - productivity growth. Keeping your home warm or your business operating while using and spending less on energy is a good thing. Making do with less is a virtue in the private sector. It's how you can sometimes turn a profit.