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After you and adam-l commented I have noticed that it doesn't take much intellect to be machiavellianistic
@First-light Whats even better is, Labour have already made their grave, they just haven’t moved in yet.
They bled votes to green, meaning to regain their vote they would have to lean left - and polling suggests less than 1% of reform voters would now vote labour so appealing right is futile.
They’ve lost, and continue to lose the support that props up the centre.
That being said, we’re looking at years of hung parliaments and shoddy coalitions that won’t hold water. If FPTP continues, there will be a desert of functional governance coming to the U.K. at the next GE.
To compound this even further, Plaid Cymru swept up, and the SNP fortified I believe too, as well as Sinn Fein in NI. With weaker and weaker governments or none at all in Westminster, the shouting for independence will only become more and more justified.
Well, I’m no Nostradamus but that appears to be the beginning of the UK balkanisation.
…and I didn’t even mention the uplift in Muslim independents voted in this round.
Read MoreI'm not sure as for the machiavellianism. I don't think a fool is capable of the tactic and foresight for it.
I'm here to warn men: individuals can function very poorly by cognitive measures, yet actually EXTREMELY skilled at manipulating people socially and emotionally. I got tangled up once with a real Lucifers Daughter. Figured initially would make a convenient fuck buddy and easy to discard. Ended with her breaking into my house as I slept, AFTER screwing all the doors and windows shut from the inside, and repeatedly disappearing into thin air when the increasingly skeptical cops arrived. Glorious was the day I finally got my day in court for a restraining order, and she had the poor sense to show up to contest it WITH active arrest warrants. Bottom line: never get complacent assuming low cognition means safe from high Machiavellian function level!!!
Read More@SwarmShawarma This should be in an election manifesto. Men would vote for this. "We will reduce male suffering from PMT by 2/3"
Wouldn't work for saving fertility anyway would it? Its not that there are no more eggs left because she used them all, so much as they are all degraded by time.
@Bozza This all looks positive. Just got to actually convert it to parliament.
The left still call reform "right wing" or even "far right" because they want to use magic cancelling words and make the bad blasphemers go away. This works great on a green voter who hates "far right fascist pigs" but he/ she /it/ they were never going to vote reform anyway but really the old left/ right dichotomy doesn't apply to reform.
Reform are taking votes from rural conservatives but they are also taking old labour votes in grim northern cities -people labour considered hereditary voters who "had" to vote labour while labour worried about everyone else who was gay or disabled, anxious, female or foreign -in fact anyone who didn't labour much and wanted free shit.
Thigs are shifting one feels. Its about bloody time too!
Read MoreToday was the UK local elections. it doesn't mean too much politically, as most of these seats are for local councils with limited power. Their power is mostly fixing the roads, trash collection etc. But it's somewhat analagous to the US midterms in terms of a bellweather for political opinion.
Well, the right won massively. Given reform didn't even exist a few years ago, this is an earthquake in british politics.
The greens (fringe left) had a lot of hype and support recently, turns out most of that was hot air.
Reform - right (leftists would call hard right) Labour - left (incumbent government) Liberal Democrats - centre left Conservative - right Green - hard left
Also based Rupert Lowe with Restore, won 10/10 of the seats he campaigned in. Beating Reform by a landslide.
