Will no one rid us of this foolish woman?

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Pretty much every law against homosexuality/homosexuals?

Those laws were pretty flagrantly violated by swathes of the population and violent protests ensued before homosexuality was decriminalised.

In general for non-direct action to effect change, you have to be expressing a very popular opinion (because that's what MP's survive off) and there has not to be a government agenda against it.

Hence why decriminalisation of homosexuality needed direct action whereas gay marriage didn't, and why despite the majority being in support of cannabis legalisation it hasn't happened because the government has an agenda against it.
 
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Depends on the train. If its a tfl overground, then yes. If it is one of the other operators, then no.

I can quite happily drink on a gwr train out of Paddington, but not a local one.


I don’t know if someone else has corrected this, but
alcohol IS banned on London Overground trains.
 
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Vote for the manifesto even if you don't like who the current leader/top dogs are. Always gets me when I hear folk, especially in working class Labour safe seats, say they will never vote Labour again while Corbyn is in charge. So they would rather have another 5 years of Tories (which they also despise) then vote Labour just because they don't like the current leader.
 
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Vote for the manifesto even if you don't like who the current leader/top dogs are. Always gets me when I hear folk, especially in working class Labour safe seats, say they will never vote Labour again while Corbyn is in charge. So they would rather have another 5 years of Tories (which they also despise) then vote Labour just because they don't like the current leader.

At least they know the buses, trains and bins will be working under the Tories. Corbyn will have them on strike every 2 minutes.
 
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Vote for the manifesto even if you don't like who the current leader/top dogs are. Always gets me when I hear folk, especially in working class Labour safe seats, say they will never vote Labour again while Corbyn is in charge. So they would rather have another 5 years of Tories (which they also despise) then vote Labour just because they don't like the current leader.

Abbot and Corbyn would like to see us destitute so their disaster socialism can rule for years.
 
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Vote for the manifesto even if you don't like who the current leader/top dogs are. Always gets me when I hear folk, especially in working class Labour safe seats, say they will never vote Labour again while Corbyn is in charge. So they would rather have another 5 years of Tories (which they also despise) then vote Labour just because they don't like the current leader.

As if the way out of being poor and working class is by voting for Labours brand of Socialism
 
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That's what Dolph said in the first place. But not all overground trains in London are TfL, if I catch a Virgin operated train at Euston, alcohol is not prohibited.

I’m not disagreeing with that, but London Overground is a dedicated TFL route, like The Circle Line, The Northern Line etc.
Perhaps posters are confusing train companies like Virgin, and Southern, whose trains run overground, but also come into Central London, with the actual TFL Line, London Overground.
 
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A perfect example of a generally gaffe prone politician getting an unusual amount of ridicule over nothing. Who ******* cares? She has plenty of other meritable issues to condemn....
 
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