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Completely agree, and that’s what I want. But at least around here they want the bottles marked with the capacity so they charge that much once filled.
I hoped that someone might have a suggestion where to get one that’s properly marked. All the ones I have seen in stores and online are just basically 1L bottles, but without the capacity printed or embossed.
Something like this would be great. https://www.ampulla.co.uk/shop/plastic/plastic-jerry-cans/1-litre-white-plastic-jerry-can-38mm-t-e-screw-cap/
I’ll have to ask if the capacity is marked.
Its also precisely why they refused to guarantee increasing spending on day one.
It was hard work defending this position because we knew there was going to be some pretty bad cockroaches crawling out from the accounting books, but there was a large portion who seemed to feel that anything less than giving them everything was proof they were Tories.
So let me understand the proposal. We merge MP regions so each Labour/Tory candidate is running against their respective Labour/Tory candidate in another region in addition to the opposition in their opponent’s in their existing constituency?
I assume the purpose of this system is it allows an independent to capture votes from multiple areas, so fringe groups will get minor representation instead of the least popular candidate from the major parties?
[Edit] And if you only have a candidate in your area for your favourite party doesn’t tow the line and is marginally racist, you can vote for another candidate for that party that fits your taste?
We need Labour to put aside its refusal to work with other parties in the same way the French coalition did.
LibDems and Greens got more votes than Reform, and in 2015, 2017 and 2019 Labour and LibDems had a combined popular vote greater than the Tories although how that would shake out with FPTP is debatable.
People might consider LibDem to be further right than Labour, but their policies have always been pro-LGBT+, pro-green policies, pro-EU, pro-electorial reform, essentially the opposite of Reform.
[Edit] The cost of them not playing together will be far greater.