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    1. KnightShade 12 yrs ago

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10 yrs ago
'cholp cholp cholp URRMG. This If Fmafhing...'
10 yrs ago
Am I Not Pretty Enough?
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11 yrs ago
Aw geez, here we go again
11 yrs ago
Krysten Ritter is my spirit animal.
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11 yrs ago
bye?

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I think there's something to be said for wading into the sea of shitty games, that are sadly probably here to stay, and making one that's actually good but still has their staying power

I'm going to have to think about how I can actually live up to my rhetoric now. Oh no
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Neither my local MP nor her strongest competitor (whom I voted for) have any power at all, because neither of them are members of the party that currently has a majority in the House of Commons. Even if I influenced my MP somehow by writing them, they wouldn't be able to do anything on my behalf.


Opposition can have an important role to play in setting the political agenda or keeping the majority party in check. But, yeah I can see how, writing to a candidate you don't agree with, to put forward views they don't agree with, so they can present them to a parliament who won't agree with them, could be a huge waste of time.
He smashes that hoop like it were a village full of innocent Cambodians


And so, the list of things I definitely should not have laughed at grows.
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my asshole is being assertive. wat do?


Tell it to go fuck itself...

Then do what comes naturally
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Then instinctively be an asshole. Being nice is for losers.


There is nothing wrong with wanting to be more compassionate. Although I kind of baited that reaction with everyone being so afraid of the word nice.
This thread has also taught me not to say the first thing that comes to mind, because I'm not instinctively very nice.
My MP is a Dipper and I donated to her Tory opponent's campaign. Don't think we'd get along. I voted for my MLA, though, maybe he'd address my concerns. Unfortunate that's he's a backbencher, but oh well.


Write to them anyway. You may not have voted for them but they still have to represent their constituents, they're supposed to at least listen to your views even if they disagree.

Maybe political agreement is a simplification of the reasons my MP replied and keeps me updated. As former whip she's got to be organised and ready to deal with people. Plus she's personally committed to keeping democracy accountable. Many MPs aren't, I'd hate to live on the Isle of White for example.
So Jeff Goldblum, Will Smith, Obama, and Michael Bay all have explosives. I smell Independence Day 3 in the making.
That sucks, I emailed my MP once and she got back to me pretty quick and now sends me weekly reports on parliament. But I'm lucky enough to share her political views, don't know how it would have gone otherwise. You should send him your opinion on how to solve the financial crisis, there's always one of them going on.
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