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The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)

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There. Resident WHO political commentators and gurus can knock yourselves out in here and conduct your endless bickering. All other threads will be locked.
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How can anyone trust this Gov’t on any issue especially on ID cards and civil liberties ffs.

 
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XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:50
Massive Attack" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:46
XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:44
Seems you're the friend of the illegals and benefits cheats...seriously what have you to fear of ID cards?

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Hopefully it would help control the amount of scum crossing the channel 
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Massive Attack" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:46
XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:44
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:35
No surprises there, you must-toe-the-official-line-at-all-costs simpleton muppet.
Seems you're the friend of the illegals and benefits cheats...seriously what have you to fear of ID cards?

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Hopefully it would help control the amount of scum crossing the channel 
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XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:44
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:35
XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:07
Well I've heard some people move to places like Thailand and don't inform the DWP so illegally get the annual rises of their state pensions and even still claim others benefits or abuse the use of blue badges by giving them to non raspberries and therefore fear the indoctrination of things like ID

I personally think the ID cards are a must against illegals and fraud 
I've also no problem with cctv everywhere or checks on people who travel abroad alot especially if on benefits 
No surprises there, you must-toe-the-official-line-at-all-costs simpleton muppet.
Seems you're the friend of the illegals and benefits cheats...seriously what have you to fear of ID cards?

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Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:35
XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:07
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:56
Absolutely nothing to fear or hide from.

History is littered with examples of the state rolling out a solution in an apparent attempt to use it to solve a particular problem only for them, a little down the line, to re-image it for their own purposes.

ID cards are the perfect example of such a "solution". They're manna from heaven for the state.

The solution to illegal immigrants is unfeasibly straight-forward: get them out of the UK before their feet can touch the ground.

Where to? Well, there was a plan to do just that but some couldn't stomach playing God (Most likely they sneered at the suggested destination as being a 3rd world country).

Other than that, how about a repurposed ex-cruise liner? Got all the infrastructure needed for days at sea - just keep it far enough out at sea to deter attempts at stealing the lifeboats and making for Benefitstan.

Fraud: the state/authorities already have the ability to cross-reference data and stamp out fraud, but once they introduce such a policy and enforce it professionally, it will result in an awful lot of civil servants looking for a new job.
Well I've heard some people move to places like Thailand and don't inform the DWP so illegally get the annual rises of their state pensions and even still claim others benefits or abuse the use of blue badges by giving them to non raspberries and therefore fear the indoctrination of things like ID

I personally think the ID cards are a must against illegals and fraud 
I've also no problem with cctv everywhere or checks on people who travel abroad alot especially if on benefits 
No surprises there, you must-toe-the-official-line-at-all-costs simpleton muppet.
Seems you're the friend of the illegals and benefits cheats...seriously what have you to fear of ID cards?
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XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 16:07
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:56
XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:33
Got something to hide or fear of this long overdue need?
ID for everyone is a must need especially against illegal migration and fraud
France has it and that's why the boats are full of illegals coming here
Trump is using it to get rid of millons of undocumented illegals 
Absolutely nothing to fear or hide from.

History is littered with examples of the state rolling out a solution in an apparent attempt to use it to solve a particular problem only for them, a little down the line, to re-image it for their own purposes.

ID cards are the perfect example of such a "solution". They're manna from heaven for the state.

The solution to illegal immigrants is unfeasibly straight-forward: get them out of the UK before their feet can touch the ground.

Where to? Well, there was a plan to do just that but some couldn't stomach playing God (Most likely they sneered at the suggested destination as being a 3rd world country).

Other than that, how about a repurposed ex-cruise liner? Got all the infrastructure needed for days at sea - just keep it far enough out at sea to deter attempts at stealing the lifeboats and making for Benefitstan.

Fraud: the state/authorities already have the ability to cross-reference data and stamp out fraud, but once they introduce such a policy and enforce it professionally, it will result in an awful lot of civil servants looking for a new job.
Well I've heard some people move to places like Thailand and don't inform the DWP so illegally get the annual rises of their state pensions and even still claim others benefits or abuse the use of blue badges by giving them to non raspberries and therefore fear the indoctrination of things like ID

I personally think the ID cards are a must against illegals and fraud 
I've also no problem with cctv everywhere or checks on people who travel abroad alot especially if on benefits 
No surprises there, you must-toe-the-official-line-at-all-costs simpleton muppet.
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Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:56
XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:33
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:20
Worst idea since society was created.

Plenty of current tools at the authorities' disposal to deal with the issues you mention, and many, many more they won't admit exist.
Got something to hide or fear of this long overdue need?
ID for everyone is a must need especially against illegal migration and fraud
France has it and that's why the boats are full of illegals coming here
Trump is using it to get rid of millons of undocumented illegals 
Absolutely nothing to fear or hide from.

History is littered with examples of the state rolling out a solution in an apparent attempt to use it to solve a particular problem only for them, a little down the line, to re-image it for their own purposes.

ID cards are the perfect example of such a "solution". They're manna from heaven for the state.

The solution to illegal immigrants is unfeasibly straight-forward: get them out of the UK before their feet can touch the ground.

Where to? Well, there was a plan to do just that but some couldn't stomach playing God (Most likely they sneered at the suggested destination as being a 3rd world country).

Other than that, how about a repurposed ex-cruise liner? Got all the infrastructure needed for days at sea - just keep it far enough out at sea to deter attempts at stealing the lifeboats and making for Benefitstan.

Fraud: the state/authorities already have the ability to cross-reference data and stamp out fraud, but once they introduce such a policy and enforce it professionally, it will result in an awful lot of civil servants looking for a new job.
Well I've heard some people move to places like Thailand and don't inform the DWP so illegally get the annual rises of their state pensions and even still claim others benefits or abuse the use of blue badges by giving them to non raspberries and therefore fear the indoctrination of things like ID

I personally think the ID cards are a must against illegals and fraud 
I've also no problem with cctv everywhere or checks on people who travel abroad alot especially if on benefits 
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violator wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 13:24 What's the betting the ginger growler avoids the chop for tax dodging
Blatant attempt to distract the newshounds (not that they offer any real social value these days).

I mean, fuck me! How long has the internet & social media been around and the political classes still act as if there's only 3 TV channels and a handful of newspapers.
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What's the betting the ginger growler avoids the chop for tax dodging
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XKhammer wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:33
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:20
Fauxstralian wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 08:27 I see the government are running the idea of a Digital ID up the flagpole at the moment
Most of your identity is out there somewhere already
Needs to be backed up with enforcement
Welfare fraud , legal right to be in the country etc
Bring it on
Worst idea since society was created.

Plenty of current tools at the authorities' disposal to deal with the issues you mention, and many, many more they won't admit exist.
Got something to hide or fear of this long overdue need?
ID for everyone is a must need especially against illegal migration and fraud
France has it and that's why the boats are full of illegals coming here
Trump is using it to get rid of millons of undocumented illegals 
Absolutely nothing to fear or hide from.

History is littered with examples of the state rolling out a solution in an apparent attempt to use it to solve a particular problem only for them, a little down the line, to re-image it for their own purposes.

ID cards are the perfect example of such a "solution". They're manna from heaven for the state.

The solution to illegal immigrants is unfeasibly straight-forward: get them out of the UK before their feet can touch the ground.

Where to? Well, there was a plan to do just that but some couldn't stomach playing God (Most likely they sneered at the suggested destination as being a 3rd world country).

Other than that, how about a repurposed ex-cruise liner? Got all the infrastructure needed for days at sea - just keep it far enough out at sea to deter attempts at stealing the lifeboats and making for Benefitstan.

Fraud: the state/authorities already have the ability to cross-reference data and stamp out fraud, but once they introduce such a policy and enforce it professionally, it will result in an awful lot of civil servants looking for a new job.
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Swiss. wrote: 22 Aug 2025, 15:36 Seems like public opinion doesn’t agree ref Brexit. 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/987 ... nion-poll/

you got away with a lying con but think it’s a victory.  Stupid cunts . 
Why do you care you live in Belgium?
Accept the result as nearly a decade now 
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Mike Oxsaw" wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 10:20
Fauxstralian wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 08:27 I see the government are running the idea of a Digital ID up the flagpole at the moment
Most of your identity is out there somewhere already
Needs to be backed up with enforcement
Welfare fraud , legal right to be in the country etc
Bring it on
Worst idea since society was created.

Plenty of current tools at the authorities' disposal to deal with the issues you mention, and many, many more they won't admit exist.
Got something to hide or fear of this long overdue need?
ID for everyone is a must need especially against illegal migration and fraud
France has it and that's why the boats are full of illegals coming here
Trump is using it to get rid of millons of undocumented illegals 
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Fauxstralian wrote: 03 Sep 2025, 08:27 I see the government are running the idea of a Digital ID up the flagpole at the moment
Most of your identity is out there somewhere already
Needs to be backed up with enforcement
Welfare fraud , legal right to be in the country etc
Bring it on
Worst idea since society was created.

Plenty of current tools at the authorities' disposal to deal with the issues you mention, and many, many more they won't admit exist.
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I see the government are running the idea of a Digital ID up the flagpole at the moment
Most of your identity is out there somewhere already
Needs to be backed up with enforcement
Welfare fraud , legal right to be in the country etc
Bring it on
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REALESE A PEODOPHILE? IDIOTS. THE DEATH PENALTY IS THE JUST OPTION!


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Are you referring to Boris?
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I can't get my head around how an ostensibly top level BA/PM didn't have in place a personal contingency plan for the UK to leave the EU.

If he believed the wouldn't do so and therefore simply didn't bother, what with the result being sold as a foregone conclusion, that's nobody's problem but his.
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Swiss. wrote: 22 Aug 2025, 15:36 Seems like public opinion doesn’t agree ref Brexit. 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/987 ... nion-poll/

you got away with a lying con but think it’s a victory.  Stupid cunts . 
small point obviously missed by you... we left the EU

It was a victory for democracy, the same at every GE. There will always be those who voted differently to the side that won out, most know there will be a another vote in a few years time.

The thing about the EU-vote was the council-estates turned out to vote (no-one took that into account) & 'the people' voted to leave the EU... when I voted to join the ECM in the 70's it was about borderless-trade, over the years it became a political football with the formation of the EU. People felt detached & it allowed our MP's to blame the EU in difficult times, hence result.

Unfortunately for you Swiss, the result was not what you desired, you are now filled with so much febrile hate for your fellow countrymen that you resort to name calling & throwing stones at an imagined enemy... you really should look into the root causes of Brexit & what caused the likes of Farage to get a voice on the Political scene. A good place to start would be Thatcher's downfall but you're probably too aloof in your thinking to bother.
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