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  • I suddenly feel like moving to Sweden.
  • molgrips
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    Sigh.

    DT78
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    I feel like moving to scotland

    jambalaya
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    I guess my move to Switzerland is on hold sadly 😉

    Pigface
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    Finland for me

    redthunder
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    I feel like moving to the garage

    allthepies
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    I feel like chicken tonight.

    Cougar
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    If we can just renegotiate the England / Scotland border to somewhere around Birmingham…

    molgrips
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    Federal UK might help…

    camo16
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    If we can just renegotiate the England / Scotland border to somewhere around Birmingham…

    +1

    “Northernland” has a certain ring to it, but we’re excluding Cheshire straight off. That’ll be our Lesotho.

    MrWoppit
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    Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.

    Riksbar
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    “Northernland” has a certain ring to it, but we’re excluding Cheshire straight off. That’ll be our Lesotho.

    Rain City has a certain ring to it.

    5thElefant
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    If we can just renegotiate the England / Scotland border to somewhere around Birmingham…

    A big wall is an infrastructure project that could unite us all 😀

    camo16
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    Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.

    Rain City has a certain ring to it.

    That’s the great thing about Northernland. We get a Government that represents Scottish/Northern interests and you still get to feel superior.

    So, a win-win. 😀

    Stoner
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    Pigface – Member
    Finland for me

    Findus for me.

    MSP
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    The south can keep Cheshire and Harrogate, but in exchange the north gets Cornwall, which I think would be reet nice with all the Londoners kicked out and people actually living in the homes.

    camo16
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    but in exchange the north gets Cornwall

    Might have to move most of the Cornish out though. Now that’s a major infrastructure project. 😀

    Bustaspoke
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    I think I’ll be looking at ‘relocating’ when I’m at Tweedlove in a few weeks..

    jfletch
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    If you thought a Labour victory was going to turn britain into some kind of Swedish sytle utopia then 😯

    They had 13 years last time an didn’t get us close.

    molgrips
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    No, don’t be stupid.

    I just don’t like the thought that the majority of people don’t give a shit about others.

    Of course it’s not true, that’s the frustrating part. Most ‘ordinary’ people are left leaning, but somehow they get duped to vote for the party that ends up benefiting the rich few.

    PJM1974
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    I live in Kent, but I’ve already pledged allegiance to Scotland.

    If only Scotland were 750 miles to the southwest and midge free…

    camo16
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    Of course it’s not true, that’s the frustrating part. Most ‘ordinary’ people are left leaning, but somehow they get duped to vote for the party that ends up benefiting the rich few.

    Word

    badnewz
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    Those who publicly want to heal the world secretly want to rule it.

    molgrips
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    Wot?

    5thElefant
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    Most ‘ordinary’ people are left leaning

    That’s nonsense. Most ordinary people have a mix of views which are left, right, totalitarian and liberal. As a country we’re centre left, as are all our mainstream parties.

    willard
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    I quite fancy Ireland myself. Or Canadia.

    the-muffin-man
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    I suddenly feel like moving to Sweden.

    Oooh – will this help our immigration figures?

    munrobiker
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    Seriously considering moving back to Scotland, possibly even the US. Seems certain now that another Scottish referendum will happen and get a yes. I was against it but I didn’t bank on the English being so stupid again.

    Sancho
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    I don’t know why people thinkg Labour do anything other than pay lip service to their principles whilst looking after the rich.

    jambalaya
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    I feel like chicken tonight.

    😀 😀 😀

    If only Scotland were 750 miles to the southwest and midge free…

    and full of Cornish and Devonians, ie exactly like Devon and Cornwall 🙂

    jfletch
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    Most ‘ordinary’ people are left leaning, but somehow they get duped to vote for the party that ends up benefiting the rich few.

    I suspect many take the view that although they are left leaning, Labour are a bunch of incompetant fools with very little difference between them and the Tory’s following their New Labour lurch to the centre.

    So if they are going to be governed by a bunch of idiots then its probably a better having a bunch of idiots who will piss less of our money up the wall.

    I think this country is crying out for a competant, compelling, left of centre party that will offer a real choice. Less of the “don’t worry the rich will pay” retoric bullshit spouted by the current Labour party and more of a “If we all pay more into the public sector then we will all get more out of it and this will be a nicer, happier place to live”.

    The differences between Scandinavia and here are much more fundamental than just a more lefty approach to tax and spending. For example their tax regime could probably be called less progressive than ours, low earners certainly pay a higher percentage than we do and their tax free threshold is lower, VAT is also higher and there isn’t a zero rating.

    jambalaya
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    That’s nonsense. Most ordinary people have a mix of views which are left, right, totalitarian and liberal. As a country we’re centre left, as are all our mainstream parties.

    Well said @5thElefant. We have a Conservative government which supports the NHS and a budget of £140bn a year of Welfare (even if that’s £12bn less than we currently spend). That’s left of centre politics globally.

    MrWoppit
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    badnewz – Member
    Those who publicly want to heal the world secretly want to rule it.

    Benign dictatorship.

    jambalaya
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    @jlfetch, you have summed up my my own views perfectly

    DrJ
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    The differences between Scandinavia and here are much more fundamental than just a more lefty approach to tax and spending. For example their tax regime could probably be called less progressive than ours, low earners certainly pay a higher percentage than we do and their tax free threshold is lower, VAT is also higher and there isn’t a zero rating.

    Scandinavia is changing, unfortunately, dragged down to the lowest common denominator of neo-liberalism. But until now there has been a fundamental difference in their assumptions regarding the role of individuals and society, with people giving up a lot of what we imagine to be “freedoms” in return for security.

    Pigface
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    Sweden or Finland or even Findus aren’t perfect but you can feel safe and secure there. Decent housing is affordable, you can see a doctor without waiting 3 weeks for an appointment. 2 things which you can’t say about here.

    vickypea
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    Some ignorant comments about Cheshire. It doesn’t just consist of rich and pampered places like Prestbury and Alderley Edge. Have you even been to places like Winsford?
    I live in Cheshire in a 2-up 2 down house and have never voted Conservative in my life.

    codybrennan
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    I suddenly feel like moving to Sweden.

    Only country where the clouds are interesting.

    jfletch
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    you can see a doctor without waiting 3 weeks for an appointment

    Utter claptrap.

    Housing is a big issue here but we have the most accessable healthcare system in the world.

    Pigface
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    Sorry jfletch that is what happened 2 weeks ago when I wanted to make an appointment. First one available was in 3 weeks, no my case wasn’t bad enough to go to A+E. No other alternatives.

    Hey I didn’t know you were involved in the conversation I had with the receptionist oh that right you weren’t there, idiot.

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