Poll Should Mario Speedwagon be Permanently Banned from the Politics Forum?

Should Mario Speedwagon be Permanently Banned from the Politics Forum?


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Ossoi

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IGetting exiled to a place we send dog fuckers is a bit extreme for simply hating on Trump,

All I did was write in hebrew in the Jew thread, and Mario himself called for moderator action to be taken as a result. He can dish it but he can't take it
 
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Gutterflesh

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All I did was write in hebrew in the Jew thread, and Mario himself called for moderator action to be taken as a result. He can dish it but he can't take it
What's your take on all the "asylum seekers" invading the UK?

It's been so long I can't recall if you hated the smelly mud hut people or embraced them.
 

Mario Speedwagon

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Only if you get his mugshot front and center.
shut up and take my money GIF
There will be two designs, the classic mugshot, and one that just has bleeding bullet woundsprinted on it.
 
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Mario Speedwagon

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I was thinking the same thing. Getting exiled to a place we send dog fuckers is a bit extreme for simply hating on Trump, so I suspect there is more to this than that.

Either way I admire the persistence and tenacity to not give up.

Godspeed, Mario.
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There is no more to it than that, I assure you. He is actually just a triggered snowflake that wants his safe space. Sad!
 
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Ossoi

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I have boat people renting the apartment above mine. In their first 3 weeks they caused a fly/maggot infestation by leaving their kitchen food waste bin on the communal landing despite me telling them the first time I saw it/smelt it they can't leave it there

A few nights ago they were using their tumble dryer at 1am which reverbed through my apartment

I confronted the husband who said "electricity is cheaper then".

I said "no it's not, we don't have day/night meters and even if it were, common sense is to not use it at night when people are trying to sleep"

He then said "do you think I'm your boy?"
 
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Ossoi

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To clarify this forum has a long history of believing everything they read on Twitter about the UK. Peak example being a decade ago, lithose literally arguing he knows more about the UK than me, someone actually living here lmao

Whilst "no go zones" was nonsense then and still is now. It's undeniably obvious that the "boriswave" of post brexit non eu migration has radically transformed the UK

The thing about mass immigration is that it isn't noticeable straight away. I vividly remember in 2009 when I suddenly mentally acknowledged the influx of Polish people

I was walking home from a night out with my American friend Matt who would later go on to eat cereal in big brother, he said "let's go talk to those girls" and I said "nah they're Polish"

I've lived in the same neighborhood for 11 years, which was traditionally more working class. It previously got national Daily Mail coverage as being a Polish enclave, and at my gym there's a lot of Polish people, there's Polish shops like elsewhere in the UK

But more recently the influx of non EU migrants is impossible to ignore. From the mass spreading of "Turkish barbers", ubereats being delivered by random boat people, more halal food shops and butchers opening up (I made the point of going in there with my yellow ribbon pin on lol - and I only went in there to stock up on bottled water as it was across the road from my house, but I recently leased a car again so now I can drive to an actual English supermarket for water)

I'm actually convinced that the Nigerian immigrant upstairs somehow fudged his VISA application to get here
 

Kajiimagi

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To clarify this forum has a long history of believing everything they read on Twitter about the UK. Peak example being a decade ago, lithose literally arguing he knows more about the UK than me, someone actually living here lmao

Whilst "no go zones" was nonsense then and still is now. It's undeniably obvious that the "boriswave" of post brexit non eu migration has radically transformed the UK

The thing about mass immigration is that it isn't noticeable straight away. I vividly remember in 2009 when I suddenly mentally acknowledged the influx of Polish people

I was walking home from a night out with my American friend Matt who would later go on to eat cereal in big brother, he said "let's go talk to those girls" and I said "nah they're Polish"

I've lived in the same neighborhood for 11 years, which was traditionally more working class. It previously got national Daily Mail coverage as being a Polish enclave, and at my gym there's a lot of Polish people, there's Polish shops like elsewhere in the UK

But more recently the influx of non EU migrants is impossible to ignore. From the mass spreading of "Turkish barbers", ubereats being delivered by random boat people, more halal food shops and butchers opening up (I made the point of going in there with my yellow ribbon pin on lol - and I only went in there to stock up on bottled water as it was across the road from my house, but I recently leased a car again so now I can drive to an actual English supermarket for water)

I'm actually convinced that the Nigerian immigrant upstairs somehow fudged his VISA application to get here
What is the significance of the yellow ribbon pin?
 

Ossoi

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What is the significance of the yellow ribbon pin?

For the Israeli hostages, so a Muslim owned food store is unlikely to be pro Israel

Why do you drive for water? No clean water tap? What is that place, Mogadishu?

I don't drink tap water and used to have a water filter cooler system until it stopped dispensing cold water
 

Kajiimagi

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For the Israeli hostages, so a Muslim owned food store is unlikely to be pro Israel



I don't drink tap water and used to have a water filter cooler system until it stopped dispensing cold water
Have to get a permit to buy another one?
 

Maul

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A few nights ago they were using their tumble dryer at 1am which reverbed through my apartment

I confronted the husband who said "electricity is cheaper then".

I said "no it's not, we don't have day/night meters and even if it were, common sense is to not use it at night when people are trying to sleep"

He then said "do you think I'm your boy?"
LOL fucking sub 70IQ boat people just arrived and already outsmarting dipshit Ossoi. There absolutely is night and day rate electricity tariffs.

There is a whole host of Octopus Go energy (the biggest provider in the UK) tarrifs that offer cheaper electricity overnight, my partner charges her Tesla for free almost and sometimes the cost even drops below 0 at night for domestic energy rates.

Even Chris locked in.
 
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Izo

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For the Israeli hostages, so a Muslim owned food store is unlikely to be pro Israel



I don't drink tap water and used to have a water filter cooler system until it stopped dispensing cold water
Why not? Looks like it's safe to drink in the uk. Random google says you get more microplastics, less tested, 1000 more expensive, but perhaps better tasting bottled water.

I guess it's this, Ossoi Ossoi ? We don't chlorinate over here, and it tastes great all over. Seems it varies in united arabia?
Source and Treatment
    • Denmark (DK): Almost all Danish tap water comes from underground groundwater reserves. It undergoes minimal treatment—mainly simple aeration and sand filtration—and is not chlorinated under normal circumstances. [1, 2, 3]
    • United Kingdom (UK): Water comes from a mix of surface water (reservoirs and rivers) and groundwater. Because surface water requires more heavy treatment to eliminate bacteria, UK water is routinely chlorinated, which can sometimes leave a chemical taste or smell, especially in southern urban areas like London. [1, 2]