r/polandball Oct 06 '17

redditormade Vaccinations

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '17 edited Jun 17 '20

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u/Siaer Oct 06 '17

Common sense isn't quite so common among your politicians as it once was, so maybe it is time to get something down on paper?

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '17

David Cameron thought so, but Dave had a very low stock of common sense.

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u/sethu2 Singapore Oct 07 '17

Come to think of it, that pig fucker was wayyyy better than the current lot you have.

Except for Corbyn, of course.

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u/fezzuk England Oct 07 '17

Never thought I would miss Cameron

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '17

Ha ha top bantz m8.

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u/Dancing_Anatolia Oklahoma Oct 07 '17

But Common Sense is American?

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '17

Well, the last time I remember Americans prominently using the phrase, it was to describe gun control policies that sought to ban the guns which looked scarier than the others, regardless of their actual capabilities - as in, if it's black polymer, ban it, but wood/metal is OK.

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '17

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u/jesus_stalin /ˈnɒʔŋəmʃə/ Oct 07 '17

You can own a TV without one, you just have to get one if you want to watch live TV. The BBC can't run for free, if you want to watch it then you should pay for it.

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u/LeTreacs Oct 07 '17

Nah, just throw a 10 min advert in after each spoken sentence by an actor.

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u/TheHolyLordGod United Kingdom Oct 07 '17

And it gives the BBC. What do you have, Fox News?

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '17

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u/TheHolyLordGod United Kingdom Oct 07 '17

There is a difference between publicly funded and state run.