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One in six Tory voters are likely to be dead by the next election. Assuming nothing else changes, the total impact of demographic change alone would mean +29 seats for Labour and -34 for the Cons(x.com)

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ᴇᴍᴘᴇʀᴏʀ 帝@feddit.uk
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So we need to move to nationalised breeding programs and state raising of children.

That’s been tried, didn’t work out well.

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Did you get the very first job you applied for?

Win the very first game of any sport.

Yeah you get the point. As much as I am kidding about removing children from parents etc.

Something failing in the past is not evidence of it invalidity as a solution. Just the need to reevaluate the methodology.

Maybe matrix should be our movie rather the logins run on that part. ;) remove all human interaction untill adult and brainwash the little shitheads to vote appropriately.

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Win the very first game of any sport.

I have yet to win any game of sport, unless games count.

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Grins no difference here. I wanted to use England World Cup. But other then 66 I have absolutely no idea if we ever won before that.

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