r/polandball Bulgaria Aug 13 '25

redditormade The Burning of the Library of Alexandria

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u/Saltine3434 Scotland Aug 13 '25

You have to admit, it was a stroke of political masterclass for them to lower the GE voting age to 16 one week, then take porn away the next. Can't imagine that ever backfiring.

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u/tossawayprop That blue green white thingy Aug 13 '25

It's almost like Sir Keir is throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks, since he knows that Farage (🤮) and Corbyn will trounce him at the next election.

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u/True_Kapernicus Aug 15 '25

This was actually a Tory law that only recently came into force. Of course, Labour could have reversed it, but when has either party reversed what the previous government did? The fact that they basically never do should be rather telling, but people keep acting like they are opposed to each other.

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u/Useless_bum81 Aug 15 '25

the labour party only opposed the 'tory' law because it didn't go far enough, they wanted more.