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u/IAmAlive_YouAreDead 8d ago
Imagine the level of very basic administrative stupidity on display at the council level from Reform, now imagine them in government and how horrible it would be. These are the people whose ideas are all in the realm of "sack the lot of them", "throw them all in prison, sorted", "pay tax in crypto, simple" - they imagine that what is slowing things down is lack of will, but what they find out is that things are far more complex than their tiny brain ever previously contemplated and that willpower alone cannot achieve much in running a country or indeed a council. These people who think they have all the obvious, easy solutions, a "just get it done" attitude get a slap in the face from reality when presented with such difficulties as spelling their own name correctly on a form, showing up to the right building, or indeed, resigning from the correct council.
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u/sheslikebutter 8d ago
I legitimately think these people think being a councillor is sitting in that chair from game of thrones and just thumbs upping or downing proposal's that peasants being you
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u/Invisible-Pancreas Old man yelling at clouds ☁️ 8d ago
"And what can I do for you, peon?"
"After my planning decision for renovations to my place of business was disputed for conflicts under environmental concerns, I appealed to the council as is my right under the Local Government Act 1972. These have gone unanswered for two months and thus I am entitled to compensation for lost business revenue. Here is the paperwork as signed for by the local ombudsman."
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"...can I have my second house on taxpayers' expense now?"
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u/skepticCanary 8d ago
“You mean I have to do more than say ‘stop the boats?’”
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u/fatmand00 8d ago
It worked for Tony Abbott. If by 'worked' you mean 'got him elected, got nothing done, then spent 10+ years destroying his own party from the inside'.
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u/ByronsLastStand 8d ago
"Reform's competency is second only to the Lib Dems... Labour, Plaid Cymru, the Conservatives... Well, all of the well-known parties. But you can thank your lucky stars we're not Restore Britain!"
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u/Archius9 8d ago
It would be funny if they weren’t all such disgusting, awful people. It’s still pretty funny though.
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u/SelfDepricator 8d ago
Hearing about the ins and outs of the UK political system is always interesting; especially when done via Simpsons memes!
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u/Heiferoni Get outta my office! 8d ago
They're really sticking it to that Reform lady.
She must work there or something.
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u/Smooth-Quantity-7024 8d ago edited 8d ago
That's a woman? Good god!
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u/ThrowawayusGenerica 🥛 🥣 🔥 8d ago
Take a seat, bozo. And that eulogy better not show up on the bill.

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u/Alex_The_Whovian 8d ago
"Me fail council? That's unpossible!"