why this fire is the fault of the torys? I saw that fire from my window and my mother in law is a social worker for the council. It's my belief that the incompetence that led to this fire could have been met by any political party and that corruption at the council level - things like maintenance companies charging £500 to change a light switch happen regardless of who's in charge. In fact my mother in law says that she saw vans turn up to steal charitable donations from her council offices at this time. Are the fuckers in their vans all tory too? I'm not saying that we don't need to get rid of the current government, we clearly do.
(, Fri 6 May 2022, 15:15, Reply)
you will see that the government apologised for "past failures in relation to the oversight of the system that regulated safety in the construction and refurbishment of high rise buildings."
It has been suggested that the (Cameron) government's policy of 'cutting red tape' could have led to the use of unsafe cladding materials.
(, Fri 6 May 2022, 16:17, Reply)
to make tower block "less unsightly" for other borough residents. Fitted cheap flammable cladding making it a death trap. That do you?
(, Fri 6 May 2022, 18:19, Reply)
the other reply is much more to the point. yours seems like a house of cards.
(, Fri 6 May 2022, 20:24, Reply)
Turns out he lives on my road. He was very upset that I wouldn’t be voting for him, and kept telling me it was about local politics, so my feelings about the national government shouldn’t matter.
(, Thu 5 May 2022, 19:20, Reply)
Small child means I lack the sleep and mental acuity for thinking up sharp questions on the spot. In retrospect, I definitely should have said something along the lines of: you chose to be affiliated with them, why do you now think that shouldn’t influence how I vote?
(, Thu 5 May 2022, 23:03, Reply)
