Guardian readers I’m sure…

Honestly, the willingness of people to blame those with absolutely nothing instead of those above them who hold total power to change their lives is quite astounding. It’s infuriating. People need to learn to punch up, not down.

I always love the 'We need to look after our own first' line. Considering the tories have never looked after anyone outside the top 5%

Almost certainly the living & breathing personification of this…

As Winston Churchill often said … “the main thing that puts you off democracy, is five minutes with the average voter!“

Take issue with the liars rather than the lied to, imagine having f' all, then having your media telling you you'll have less now because you'll have to share it?

Did someone tell these bells that at the rate at which Rwanda agreed to take people (about 100 per year!) it would take the best part of 2,000 years to send just the current backlog, and at a cost of over £160,000 per person? Why not build some hospitals/schools with that money?

The term is low information voters and the Tories just love them.

People that say "We need to look after our own" are usually against pay rises for workers.

“We need to look after our own first” I say while dismantling the welfare system. “I wish we could help everyone but then it wouldn’t be fair on the people we have no interest in helping”

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