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After the Debate last night, Gotta say Lib Dems.
Would neve vote for David Cameron no matter how good his policies were, he comes across worse than a salesman from the LBM sales school.
what a male chicken....
Lib Dems for me too, I've seen these polls on a few sites/forums I visit and Lib Dems are winning all around it seems.
would be incredible is lib dems could actually get the majority and get in, but don't they need an almost impossble number of seats?
Oh great, Time to emigrate then..
I'm tempted to spoil my vote so it has to be counted, but shows as a No Vote to any of them.
I have no confidence in any MPs any more.
Oh great, Time to emigrate then..
Explain.....
And people voting on here but not saying why.... c'mon say why :popcorn:
i've chose conservative as i didn't think lib dems had a chance due to amount of seats they'd need.
Certainly don't want a hung parliament so they can really screw us.
Certainly don't want brown with all his promises - none of which he's done in the last 13 years.
So conservative only real option, unless lib dems do stand a chance.
I voted Labour as it makes no difference who is in power.
David Cameron looks so cheap and tacky, staging photos, pretending to be everyones best friend.
Lib Dems will never get in.
Labour as i lurvvvvvve Tony Blair.
Lib Dems wont get in unless those that say would like lib dems in power ACTUALLY vote lib dems.
not voting them and voting the next worse is like not voting.
And I've decided after last night I HATE DAVID CAMERON so i will NEVER vot Torries whilst he's at the helm for them.
I will be voting Lib Dems. About time this country had a big change of leadership.
Tories and Labour have both proven to be bad at Government so lets give the Libs a try. Surely it can't get any worse!!
I'm tempted to spoil my vote so it has to be counted, but shows as a No Vote to any of them.
I have no confidence in any MPs any more.
Probably this as i have ZERO faith in any of them
I'm completely stuck by this... I've done a few of those "who should I vote for" things, and 3 out of 4 times its come up with UKIP followed by Lib Dem. Always...
However, I don't know enough about UKIP to vote for them, I think.. They seem to have some good policies, but then there are some others which I'm totally not sure about..
Either way, I expect whoever I vote for to be exactly like every other politician and not stick to what they say, cost me extra money and give themselves a tax free pay rise.. I'll still vote for someone though...
I will be voting Lib Dem.
The tories have the seat in my area and have done forever!!
The Lib dems almost beat them at the last election
Labour is a wasted vote where i live, as they've always been way behind the other 2 parties.
Can't stand Cameron, so Lib Dems all the way for me, think its time for someone else to have a go!!
Doesn't matter who I vote for here, as my Constituemcy is Witney, traditionally Tory and David "piggy-eyes" Cameron is my (lousy) MP, so it'll be a walk-over for him. I've voted Labour for the past 20 years, and will do so again once Brown is kicked-out, but my vote this time will be a protest vote, so I'm going to vote for Count Nicolai Tolstoy, who is standing as UKIP. I don't subscribe to many of their policies, but it will be purely a protest vote.
I'm hoping for a hung Parliament this time. Teach Brown and Cameron a lesson, and all those other cheating, theiving, dishonest MP's as well, hopefully.
I'm tempted to spoil my vote so it has to be counted, but shows as a No Vote to any of them.
I have no confidence in any MPs any more.
Probably this as i have ZERO faith in any of them
I will also be doing this, no matter what bunch of http://forums.teamphoenixrising.net/images/smilies/censored.gif you vote for nothing will change.
Not one of these http://forums.teamphoenixrising.net/images/smilies/censored.gif would legalize cannabis either :surprised:
Yeah like the UK would be a better place if they did that...
I will also be doing this, no matter what bunch of stuck up pricks you vote for nothing will change.
Not one of these ****ers would legalize cannabis either :surprised:
No need for language like that on here mate!! I think you are in the wrong forums!:flush
Oh boy.
You've got to laugh at some people.
Most guys I know that do weed don't go around acting any different, they just get stoned at a party.
Anyways..
BNP ;)
:lol:
2 more people who have yet to get used to monkey :D :lol:
:lol:
2 more people who have yet to get used to monkey :D :lol:
Oh, sorry, didn't realise it was ok for him to write like that. Cheers :surprised:
Its probably not strictly 'ok' :lol: But he's been around for ages, and generally people just get used to it after a while :)
Its probably not strictly 'ok' :lol: But he's been around for ages, and generally people just get used to it after a while :)
Eliteist you mean? ;)
back on topic, I'm disappointed with the lack of canvassers I've not been able to abuse today :(
DT.
(post was ott, edited) :)
Andy Swaffer
17-04-10, 19:10
If you're gona vote Lib Dems then why bother voting at all?
They ain't got a hope of winning and will end up siding with which ever one of the real partys wins the most votes just to make a workable government
If the people who voted for Lib Dems never voted at all the result would be exactly the same!
If you're gona vote Lib Dems then why bother voting at all?
They ain't got a hope of winning and will end up siding with which ever one of the real partys wins the most votes just to make a workable government
If the people who voted for Lib Dems never voted at all the result would be exactly the same!
Yes bcause we should all sit there and take it :rolleyes:
Andy Swaffer
17-04-10, 19:20
If it makes you feel better then vote away mate, but even the Lib Dems admit they can't win the election so what's the point of giving them your support?
I'm not winding you up, I just don't get it
If you're gona vote Lib Dems then why bother voting at all?
They ain't got a hope of winning and will end up siding with which ever one of the real partys wins the most votes just to make a workable government
If the people who voted for Lib Dems never voted at all the result would be exactly the same!
And if all the people who aren't going to vote anyway voted Lib Dem, they would probably win! :lol: :lol:
If it makes you feel better then vote away mate, but even the Lib Dems admit they can't win the election so what's the point of giving them your support?
I'm not winding you up, I just don't get it
It depends where you are.
The Tories have always had the seat in my constituency.
Last time the Lib Dems came a close second and Labour were a long way behind.
Now i don't want the tories to win, would rather have anyone else, so as the Lib Dems are the only ones close to the tories here, i'd vote for them,
hopefully meaning a lost seat for the blues.
Voting Labour would be a waste of time beecause they have no chance of getting in down here.
And if all the people who aren't going to vote anyway voted Lib Dem, they would probably win! :lol: :lol:
That's one point that's really girating.
Gunslinger
17-04-10, 22:10
Anybody with whom the fat b*stard currently in charge (who no-one voted for) is not connected with
while we have the same voting system, it will never be a case of voting for one party, because a party can physically get a LOT less votes nationwide, yet still hold a majority seating difference
PeterStoba
17-04-10, 23:49
Wait, so your saying it's not worth voting for somebody as they won't win anyway? Isn't that the idea of voting for who you want to win?
Gunslinger
18-04-10, 00:02
it's based on number of seats, some areas can have much larger populations, yet only count as say one seat in government... i dont fully understand it, but you should vote, regardless of whether your not convinced by any of them, some voice is better than no voice
info in link below they talk of "whoever polls the most votes wins the election" then go on to say "For a political party in the UK to form a Government they need an overall majority. This means that the ruling party needs to have more members of Parliament or more councillors than all the other parties put together" :confused: ... so it's back to regional voting to gain the seats
http://www.responsiblecitizen.co.uk/voting-uk-voting-system.html
Andy Swaffer
18-04-10, 09:46
If we had proportional representation (where the number of votes for a party over the whole country was turned into the number of seats that party got in the house of commons) then I can see the point of voting for the Lib Dems.
The way the system is rigged towards the big 2 parties then I can't see the point in anyone voting except for either Tory or Labour.
As I don't want an eton educated toff in charge of the country then I'll vote Labour
Lib Dems for me. I was going to Vote the Cameron crew but as time has gone by I realise I am not a fan of him.
Can't help but feel my vote is going to be wasted although certainly round the office people are going to vote the lib dems. Perhaps there could be a surprise in store.
Im going to be a Tory boy cos Willie Hague is my MP and I think he is funny on telly. Policy wise I dont think the lib dem changes to the voting system is a good idea and if they did win that would be the biggest single thing to go through. As for Labour, they've had their time and are running out of steam, some years not being in power might give them a chance to sort themselves out.
Based on this from BBC news, conservatives are the only real choice to get Brown out
"
When the results of the ComRes poll of 1,006 people - conducted on 16 and 17 April - were fed into the BBC's Commons seat calculator, it showed Labour would still have the most seats with 279, the Conservatives 239, the Lib Dems 103 and others 29."
Toonshorty
18-04-10, 19:17
I'm 14 but I'm quite into this topic.
If I could vote, I'd vote Lib Dem.
Why? Because Labour spend all our money and I hate conservatives policies almost as much as I hate David Cameron.
I heard somewhere that David Cameron walked into a bread factory and said to the MD "I have a bread machine at home." I'm not sure about you but that reminds me of something along the lines of: I walked into the Aria store and said to the man at the counter. I just bought a whole PC from ****."
My parents have always voted Lib Dem as will I.
Lib Dem are NOT a wasted vote!
If everyone who WATNED to vote Lib Dem did, they'd be into power no problem. Just vote them in and let them change the way voting works. The current 'swing' system is awful.
Terbinator
18-04-10, 19:22
I'm 14 but I'm quite into this topic.
If I could vote, I'd vote Lib Dem.
Why? Because Labour spend all our money and I hate conservatives policies almost as much as I hate David Cameron.
I heard somewhere that David Cameron walked into a bread factory and said to the MD "I have a bread machine at home." I'm not sure about you but that reminds me of something along the lines of: I walked into the Aria store and said to the man at the counter. I just bought a whole PC from ****."
My parents have always voted Lib Dem as will I.
Lib Dem are NOT a wasted vote!
If everyone who WATNED to vote Lib Dem did, they'd be into power no problem. Just vote them in and let them change the way voting works. The current 'swing' system is awful.
But depending on where you live, it is. And if everyone voted for the MRLP they would get it - and do you really think the LD's would change to PR when if they were to win on FPTP, why do you think Lab/Tory haven't and only moan about the system when they lose seats ;) I'd idgnore all this BS about the government holding a referendum on a AV(+) system as well as the result won't be legally binding.
Toonshorty
18-04-10, 19:49
But depending on where you live, it is. And if everyone voted for the MRLP they would get it - and do you really think the LD's would change to PR when if they were to win on FPTP, why do you think Lab/Tory haven't and only moan about the system when they lose seats ;) I'd idgnore all this BS about the government holding a referendum on a AV(+) system as well as the result won't be legally binding.
True.
I roughly remeber the last local election for my area, looked something like this:
Conservative: ||||||||||||||||||
Liberal Dem..: |||||||||||||||||
Labour........: ||
no vote, i dont want to have contributed to more UK failure :(
no vote, i dont want to have contributed to more UK failure :(
By not voting you do just that.
I'm 14 but I'm quite into this topic.
If I could vote, I'd vote Lib Dem.
Why? Because Labour spend all our money and I hate conservatives policies almost as much as I hate David Cameron.
I heard somewhere that David Cameron walked into a bread factory and said to the MD "I have a bread machine at home." I'm not sure about you but that reminds me of something along the lines of: I walked into the Aria store and said to the man at the counter. I just bought a whole PC from ****."
My parents have always voted Lib Dem as will I.
Lib Dem are NOT a wasted vote!
If everyone who WATNED to vote Lib Dem did, they'd be into power no problem. Just vote them in and let them change the way voting works. The current 'swing' system is awful.
An excellent reason why you can't vote at 14.
1. All governments will "spend all our money", that's what they tax us for. Someone has to pay for our health system, the defence of the country, our schools and universities etc. etc. etc. The Lib Dems would do exactly the same, as would the Tories. Where would you find the money to pay for everything we take for granted at the moment?
2. "My parents have always voted Lib Dem as will I" is not a reason for voting Lib Dem, or any other party, come to that. My parents always voted Tory, no reason for me to do the same. Blindly sticking to the same old hacks is part of the reason we're in the mess we're in.
3. If everyone who wanted to vote Labour, Tory or Lib Dem (or UKIP, BNP etc.etc.) actually did so nothing would change... we certainly wouldn't get a Lib Dem government.
There's a very good case for us adopting the Australian system wher everyone of voting age is compelled by law to vote. That would be a start, although almost impossible to police, at least in the UK. Personally I'd like to see an extra box on every voting slip which offered the extra choice of "None of the above" I could tick if I didn't want to vote for any of the established parties... at the moment the only way of acheiving this is to vote for a complete outsider (like UKIP, in the case of my constituency of Witney) or spoiling the ballot paper, which is a bit pointless.
As for the Lib Dems, as with all of the parties, there are only two reasons for voting for them; if you believe they have the best policies, or if a tactical vote for them would stop another party you dislike from achieving power. At the moment it seems people are supporting them not because of their policies, but because David Clegg comes across as a better bloke than either David Cameron or Gordon Brown... noty exactly a very good reason.
or spoiling the ballot paper, which is a bit pointless.
Actually in the UK, unlike most countries, spoiled ballot papers ARE counted, and as such doing so is effectively the same as checking a 'none of the above' box.
I think that basically any ballot paper which is not filled in correctly is considered spoiled. So, not writing anything, voting for all of the candidates, drawing a big moustache, writing "I don't trust any of these lying, powerhungry, expense-leeching scumbags" etc etc.
I'm probably voting Lib Dem, not sure yet though, a couple of their policies I don't like.
Might just spoil my ballot or vote for a minor party for lols.
I've got my registration form in today just in time before the deadline, however I'm not going to reveal who I'm going to vote for until after the election :p
Yeah like the UK would be a better place if they did that...
Personally i think it would make it a better place.
No dealers for a start. I could be able to buy cannabis in a shop, walk home and have a nice casual smoke. Its only because its illegal that there are dealers, and people sit in there homes afraid of smoking a bit of cannabis. If we could freely walk the street smoking it, or even just at bars it would be great.
I wont go on but there are lots of reasons why it makes a great deal of sense to legalize it.
But until then, i guess i'll just go out and get drunk, cause some trouble, drive home drunk. You know, cos that perfectly acceptable, right?
Personally i think it would make it a better place.
No dealers for a start. I could be able to buy cannabis in a shop, walk home and have a nice casual smoke. Its only because its illegal that there are dealers, and people sit in there homes afraid of smoking a bit of cannabis. If we could freely walk the street smoking it, or even just at bars it would be great.
I wont go on but there are lots of reasons why it makes a great deal of sense to legalize it.
But until then, i guess i'll just go out and get drunk, cause some trouble, drive home drunk. You know, cos that perfectly acceptable, right?
Oh, you're a "rebel" :rolleyes:
I don't try to be a rebel at all actually. There's nothing rebellious about being pro cannabis :)
I just really don't see why i can't walk down the street, sit in MY GARDEN or in my OWN HOUSE smoking a spliff without being classed as a 'criminal'
I mean, its not like i smoke a load a weed, get really aggressive and start fights with people.
I say, legalise it, and go catch some real criminals
****
Personally i think it would make it a better place.
No dealers for a start. I could be able to buy cannabis in a shop, walk home and have a nice casual smoke. Its only because its illegal that there are dealers, and people sit in there homes afraid of smoking a bit of cannabis. If we could freely walk the street smoking it, or even just at bars it would be great.
I wont go on but there are lots of reasons why it makes a great deal of sense to legalize it.
But until then, i guess i'll just go out and get drunk, cause some trouble, drive home drunk. You know, cos that perfectly acceptable, right?
When people talk like this it reminds me of The Streets song.
Cant think what its called for the life of me at the mo.
But got to agree with you on this Monkey
Productivity would go through the floor :rolleyes:
When people talk like this it reminds me of The Streets song.
Cant think what its called for the life of me at the mo.
But got to agree with you on this Monkey
Thank you Funlester, I hoped someone would agree with me.
And the song is "Irony of it all", title says it all really.
And Will, that's the sort of dumb witted talk that really winds me up. Beer is legal, and as far as i can tell, beer screws you up a lot more than cannabis does.
I'm pretty much anti drugs, but I have to agree with Monkey on a couple of points too. I would see something like Cannabis to be just as harmful as Alcohol. I'm not saying that it should be legalised - I don't really know what I think on that front. But I can definitely see that there are pros as well as cons to it..
if i've got my local election ballot paper do i use this for the general or should i be receiving that automatically in the next week?
No matter who wins great ready for:
HIGHER TAXES
SERVICE CUTS
NO NEW GOV'T PROGRAMS
The people of GB need to pay off those bank bailouts.
Tinkernology
22-04-10, 08:35
Personally I have been saying for 40 years now the one thing wrong with politics is the party system itself. We go to all that trouble to choose and then vote for someone to go represent our area in parliament and what do they do when they get there for the area?
They all have the same priority path for what they do and say and that is:-
1 look after themselves first and line their pockets.
2 they stick to what their political party tells them to do and seldom think for themselves.
3 if there is no clash of policy between themselves, their party bosses and the local concern the local concern can be considered.
The best politician in parliament is the one in a bronze overcoat stood outside warts and all the rest all want sweeping away really, but then cleggies gang have been sat on the sidelines for too long now too.
Do we really want to go for a whole century watching the ping pong game between tory and labour dragging the countries stability one way then back the other every time I think not.
The labour party is credited for setting up the welfare state but they actually only progressed it from what the liberals set up years before, it was a liberal government that made it a right for every retired person to have a weekly pension and ended the days of old folk going to live in the workhouse when their savings were all gone.
back on topic, I'm disappointed with the lack of canvassers I've not been able to abuse today :(
DT.
(post was ott, edited) :)
None to our door as of yet.
got my ballot cards yesterday, got local and general ones now :D
got my ballot cards yesterday, got local and general ones now :D
I got mine through the door last week at some point.
Tell you what it makes a great fan to cool you down on these long sunny Sunday afternoons lol
Be interesting to see if this changes after tonight's debate. I reckon in another 30 years or so we'll just have some sort of X-factor style "Politician Idle" show where people will just ring up and vote in the next prime minister
Be interesting to see if this changes after tonight's debate. I reckon in another 30 years or so we'll just have some sort of X-factor style "Politician Idle" show where people will just ring up and vote in the next prime minister
That's mint you should well pitch that to simon cowell!!!
:popcorn:
Be interesting to see if this changes after tonight's debate. I reckon in another 30 years or so we'll just have some sort of X-factor style "Politician Idle" show where people will just ring up and vote in the next prime minister
its not being shown on ITV tonight is it? such a big important program and its not on terrestial!
think its on Sky news and bbc news, of which i'm not sure i've got on freeview :lol:
Be interesting to see if this changes after tonight's debate. I reckon in another 30 years or so we'll just have some sort of X-factor style "Politician Idle" show where people will just ring up and vote in the next prime minister
I initially thought that calling it Politician Idle instead of Idol was a spelling mistake.. But actually, its probably FAR closer to the truth! :lol: :lol:
To think that they said a few years ago that they planned to sort out and perfect electronic voting by the end of the decade.
I initially thought that calling it Politician Idle instead of Idol was a spelling mistake.. But actually, its probably FAR closer to the truth! :lol: :lol:
Freudian slip
its not being shown on ITV tonight is it? such a big important program and its not on terrestial!
think its on Sky news and bbc news, of which i'm not sure i've got on freeview :lol:
BBC news is freeview channel 80, if you cant get that then the BBC streams their news channel online so you could watch there.:)
its not being shown on ITV tonight is it? such a big important program and its not on terrestial!
think its on Sky news and bbc news, of which i'm not sure i've got on freeview :lol:Terrestrial? We havent had Analogue TV here for over a year now!
Freudian slip
But probably one of the best :lol:
legalise the herb please,
don't do holland any harm
If everyone thinks Lib Dems won't get in and not vote, thats a silly mentality to have about it. People need to put a bit more faith in them and vote them in. No matter who we vote, we won;t see changes happen for a good 5 years or so and whoever is in power then will get the credit for it - sad i know.
Either way, i'm voting Lib Dems. Go out there and vote for them. Imagine how many people are sasying the same thing, "oh they won't get it so i won't bother and vote either one of the usual two". Bloody do it!
its not being shown on ITV tonight is it? such a big important program and its not on terrestial!
think its on Sky news and bbc news, of which i'm not sure i've got on freeview :lol:
Its not showing as footie is on at the same time.
http://www.mydigiguide.com/dgx/wbl.dll?a=6&h=49&PID=22910
People are more interested in watching Liverpool get beat in the only thing they can win this season.
:smile
Terrestrial? We havent had Analogue TV here for over a year now!
But probably one of the best :lol:
bbc1, 2, itv3, ch4 are that rubbish I still call them terrestial and do all i can to not watch them :chairfall:
Tinkernology
22-04-10, 21:35
Tv has been rubbish for several years since they stopped making their own material so much give us the old comedy series like love thy neighbour and lets all laugh at ourselves once more. Allo allo don't panic well you can still get them on dvd and now even on i player so tv is dying a slow death right now. Digitalisation is not pumping new life into it it is starving it of funds as more players try to take a share of the same amount onf funds.
i'd say cameron definetely came out as tops tonight.
Cleg was spouting all sorts of irrelavant stuff about chocolate and random stories about the other day ahah
Only saw parts of it. Didn't think Cameron nailed it.
Clegg complained about safe seats breeding complacency. This from the man that wants PR.
PR will result in vast numbers of career politicians who cant be unelected.:mad:
If everyone thinks Lib Dems won't get in and not vote, thats a silly mentality to have about it. People need to put a bit more faith in them and vote them in. No matter who we vote, we won;t see changes happen for a good 5 years or so and whoever is in power then will get the credit for it - sad i know.
Either way, i'm voting Lib Dems. Go out there and vote for them. Imagine how many people are sasying the same thing, "oh they won't get it so i won't bother and vote either one of the usual two". Bloody do it!
Agreed.
I've liked Lib dem since before I could vote.
Libs dems and UKIP are the only two against the evil bent DEB that labour have forced through after the media companies asked them to.
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:D
Tinkernology
23-04-10, 22:31
Well hung parliament you did mean hang the lot of them didn't you and not just a load of big boyz playing with their oversize toyz
Shame Alan B'Stard isn't running for PM :)
Tinkernology
24-04-10, 18:16
Maybe Edmund Blackadder would give it a try :eek:
I am sure he would have a novel idea for some of the halfwits around the parliament stuffing up the country. Baldrick make these honerable gentlemen some of your tea :D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/blackadder/ecards/images/ecard9.jpg
latestnews.virginmedia.com/elections2010/
Protest at BBC during BNP broadcast Monday
latestnews.virginmedia.com/news/elections2010/2010/04/25/protest_at_bbc_during_bnp_broadcast
what on earth has happened to this thread LOL!
You know when you've been Aria'd....
Tinkernology
26-04-10, 21:20
What this country really needs is a second ballot if no party is outright winner only those polling 30% of votes going forward, it would be inconvenient but it would make alliances unnecessary. It would be similar to that P.R. they all keep on about without the confusion of the complicated ballot paper. The politicians know the way it works they elect their leaders by the same system.
We should also have a separate vote on who we prefer in number 10 regardless of our choice for MP.
I think the person who gets into Number10 should be the person who gets the most votes.. Not the party that wins the most seats.. Its conceivable that someone could get into power and have fewer actual votes than another party..
They need to sort the law of voting out so partys like the BNP could never get in.
Explain to me why partys like the BNP should never get in?
In a true democracy votes count
Tinkernology
27-04-10, 17:47
Our fathers and grandfathers laid their lives on the line to keep crackpots like them out of power, there is no difference between the bnp national front KKK and the fashist league. Indeed I think if you research a few old newsclips you will find their party leader was a member of most of them.
War is a horrible thing but it pails in comparison to the politics of hatred these people peddle.
I think you'll find our fathers "both my grandfathers" fought for freedom and on a more basic level they fought for Britain, a Britain that they no longer recognize a Britain that has been betrayed by the very people who swore to protect its people its culture and its values.
This Island has been overrun, sold out and is broke both financially and morally and yet the leftist still blame everyone cept themselves.
I understand where you coming from, but the BNP are basically racists in a less extreme ilk as the nazi's. If you want a country run by fascist, racists then go ahead vote them but I would be leaving this country if they EVER took power.
BTW I'm English born & bred.
The BNP are without a doubt racists and that makes them scum in my eyes but the Labour party and the Lib dems are even worse i.e
Me and my brother saw my mother getting mugged so we beat the s**t out of this bloke I got 2 and a half years in scrubs when I got out I was homeless I went to Islington council Islington being the place in London where I was born and bred they told me that single white men would no longer recieve social housing as we are not worth enough points FACT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5NjnqKUTa8 now type in youtube gordon brown says happy christmas
Toonshorty
27-04-10, 20:25
Liberal Democrats > Labour > Conservative
David Cameron is an absolute t#4t.
Liberal Democrats > Labour > Conservative
David Cameron is an absolute t#4t.
:rolleyes:
You're too young to vote. Even if you could you couldn't vote for or against David Cameron, he's standing in Witney. You haven't grasped the concept of a parliamentary democracy.
Toonshorty
27-04-10, 21:51
I understand how Parliament works thank you very much. I'm sure it goes something like this:
A group of liars spend lots of your tax money to advertise why the other parties are so bad.
Your asked to go to a polling station and vote for who you think did the best advertising campaign.
Your public money is then spent on duck ponds.
Am I right or am I right?
I understand how Parliament works thank you very much. I'm sure it goes something like this:
A group of liars spend lots of your tax money to advertise why the other parties are so bad.
Your asked to go to a polling station and vote for who you think did the best advertising campaign.
Your public money is then spent on duck ponds.
Am I right or am I right?
Oh dear. You score high on the immaturity meter.
If you mean Labour Party by 'group of liars' then you are correct as they are the only party that can currently spend 'tax money'
I think its LibDem policy to make politcal parties state funded which makes you look rather silly.
Me and my brother saw my mother getting mugged so we beat the s**t out of this bloke I got 2 and a half years in scrubs
isn't this the kind of thing that would make the papers?
plenty of high profile cases of people defending their own homes/selves have been turned around due to press coverage.
It happened in 1999 .
ever heard of kriss donald most people haven't
It happened in 1999 .
ever heard of kriss donald most people haven't
This one?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kriss_Donald
I understand how Parliament works thank you very much. I'm sure it goes something like this:
A group of liars spend lots of your tax money to advertise why the other parties are so bad.
Your asked to go to a polling station and vote for who you think did the best advertising campaign.
Your public money is then spent on duck ponds.
Am I right or am I right?
No, you're wrong. In just about every aspect.
Your public money is then spent on duck ponds.
I dont have any duck ponds near me, can someone please tell me where these duck ponds are???
:lol:
yep if the face don't fit the media don't act nor do any of the established political parties
I dont have any duck ponds near me, can someone please tell me where these duck ponds are???
:lol:
Ponds wot 'ave ducks in 'em...
I fink 'e means duck islands <sings> Oh, the duck island line is a mighty fine line, the duck island line is mine all mine. (Anyone younger than 50 won't know what I'm on about)
Toonshorty
28-04-10, 16:27
Just got home today to find FOUR leaflets all promoting different parties.
My local constituency is the only Conservative one in the North East. This is how it looks:
Lib Dem: Local guy, really nice with a good track record.
Conservative: This constituency was his 4th option, he just wants the money.
Labour: Can't win here.
BNP: Nobody votes these guys anyway
Independent: Leaflet didn't really promote, just said what Con/Lab have done to our country.
Ponds wot 'ave ducks in 'em...
I fink 'e means duck islands <sings> Oh, the duck island line is a mighty fine line, the duck island line is mine all mine. (Anyone younger than 50 won't know what I'm on about)
Haven't got a clue what your on about mate as im only 27 lol
Haven't got a clue what your on about mate as im only 27 lol
+1 :lol:
Tinkernology
28-04-10, 19:18
The BNP are without a doubt racists and that makes them scum in my eyes but the Labour party and the Lib dems are even worse i.e
Me and my brother saw my mother getting mugged so we beat the s**t out of this bloke I got 2 and a half years in scrubs when I got out I was homeless I went to Islington council Islington being the place in London where I was born and bred they told me that single white men would no longer recieve social housing as we are not worth enough points FACT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5NjnqKUTa8 now type in youtube gordon brown says happy christmas
Single white men have always gone right to the bottom of the housing list since housing lists began, it may not seem right but you cannot expect to get more points than a family or a young mum that just never happens. That policy has nothing to do with politics it is just priority of the most needy a single man is expected to be able to find somewhere to lay his head even if sleeping in his car or a mates floor.
+1 :lol:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXQgG98VSOs&a=RQkziPD4k9A&playnext_from=ML
He looks like Ryan Stiles in that photo... :lol:
Of course I can expect to get more points I'm English for christs sake I couldn't care less for these people anymore they travel through 10 maybe 20 countrys to claim asylum here when asylum should only be claimed in the first safe country they come across.
They only want our benefits its a simple as that is it any wonder since Labour have got in power the far right has grown at an exponential rate?
Tinkernology
29-04-10, 19:40
Sadly you are ill informed on these foreign workers, if you had talked to any you would find most actually only stay here a short while though the press would have you beleive otherwise.
I had ocasion to visit a house with 8 young russian girls living there but I use the word house very loosly here. there had been no power for the 5 days they were there and no water, no heating and there were holes in the wall you could put your arm through. No sink in the kitchen half the windows broken.
It is all well and fine complaining about those who come from europe to work here but british students have gone abroard to work for generations in their gap year or summer break.
Then explain to me why English is no longer a majority lanuguage in English primary schools or why the prisons are over run with migrant criminals also its not just people from eastern europe.
Tinkernology
30-04-10, 08:29
Try asking down at the corner shop you may just get the answer there, if you look in any town late in the evening you will see groups of eastern europeans dragging heavy cases up the road, some arriving looking for digs some leaving waiting for transport home.
You seem transfixed on eastern europeans what about all the millions of non european immigrants.
I see Lib dems are still leading the poll :)
Actually the conservative party are but its a mute point cause their lead is still too small to win with an outright majority
I had a look at the telegraph seat caculator last night and lib dem would need 42% of the vote to get majority which is very unlikely.
Then explain to me why English is no longer a majority lanuguage in English primary schools
Where does that come from? Can you quote a source, because AFAIK English most certainly is the majority language in primary schools.
Where does that come from? Can you quote a source, because AFAIK English most certainly is the majority language in primary schools.
It was re-reported this week that a school in Rochdale had no native english speaking children. Not quite the exact information you were after but still very pertinent. Link (http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/education/s/1105934_school_where_english_is_foreign_language).
Sorry I meant to say schools in London but still http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1205937/English-speaking-pupils-minority-inner-city-London-primary-schools.html or here http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/4361793/The-primary-schools-where-no-pupil-speaks-English.html
People have no realization of whats going on because as soon as we speak about it RED FLAG RACIST
Then explain to me why English is no longer a majority lanuguage in English primary schools or why the prisons are over run with migrant criminals also its not just people from eastern europe.
Where does that come from? Can you quote a source, because AFAIK English most certainly is the majority language in primary schools.
Working in a primary school myself I would say that its a tad wrong to say that about the majority language.
However I did go to a secondary school where it was 50/50 between English and Pakistan's and after the second year you very rarely heard the Pakistan's speak English unless we was in a class.
Also when we got to choose the set language for our GCSE's we could have chosen Pakistani to learn.
Tinkernology
30-04-10, 21:32
Actually the conservative party are but its a mute point cause their lead is still too small to win with an outright majority
Mainly the conservatives appear higher in opinion polls due to the UKIP leader telling his followers to vote conservative and the welsh nationalists want english constituancies to vote conservative so they get what they want themselves and stuff the english
I had a look at the telegraph seat caculator last night and lib dem would need 42% of the vote to get majority which is very unlikely.
Which party do the so called boundary commision work for they keep moving the boundaries every year to get more well off voters into marginal constituances is there any wonder the rest have such an uphill struggle. Promises promises always promises of tax givaways and threats of a squeeze on inheritances from the others the same old tory lines hardly a party of change. Bring back spitting image Maggies neighbour is Camerons Grandpa maybe or maybe he is just robot and Norman Tebbit is working the controlls. Worst still perhaps he is being operated by Jeremy Clarkson shudder the thought.
Toonshorty
30-04-10, 21:38
I had a look at the telegraph seat caculator last night and lib dem would need 42% of the vote to get majority which is very unlikely.
Well they've got 34% in this poll ;)
Almost everyone I've spoken too in the north is voting Liberal Democrat. Possibly because they want to cut funding up north.
Tinkernology
30-04-10, 22:04
It is a very sad fact that more than 50% of those who say they would vote Lib Dem will either vote for another party or not vote simply because they have been told by the conservatives and labour that a lib dem vote is a wasted vote, well if my mother votes tory and my dad votes labour they are wasted votes too as my mother would say I cancelled his vote with mine.
What I always say is if you would vote lib dem then vote lib dem dont waste the one chance you have of getting what you really want if eveyone who wants lib dem votes libdem it can happen. Nationally they are front runners so the only reason they are not already in power is hessitancy on our part.
You want them you vote them job done.
But could you have chosen Hebrew if you wished ?
Nope sorry we couldn't :(
Voted Labour the other day. Some of the Lib Dems policies scare me, and the less said about the Tory policy the better.
Awesme GB speech today. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BA2Jz7xIXw
Yeah..He Talks the Talk
It has been proven beyond all shadow of doubt he can't Walk the Walk.
He was not a good PM, but as a Chancellor he was one of the best we've had in this Country, probably the best since Roy Jenkins all those years ago. Personally I'm glad he's gone, but even amongst Tories he was admired for his financial ability.
He was not a good PM, but as a Chancellor he was one of the best we've had in this Country, probably the best since Roy Jenkins all those years ago. Personally I'm glad he's gone, but even amongst Tories he was admired for his financial ability.
What!?:eek:
Can you tell me how they borrowed 3 times as much as all the last governments put together and spent it on our NHS and schools and they are worse then they were before.
Can you tell me what they have done with all the tax money for road tax, speed camera fines etc. Becuase they didnt go back into the transport system
Can you tell me why they sent out troops to war and then CUT the budget for equipment.
Just a few examples.
But GB was a terrible Chancellor, Where has all the money gone!?
I understand how Parliament works thank you very much. I'm sure it goes something like this:
A group of liars spend lots of your tax money to advertise why the other parties are so bad.
Your asked to go to a polling station and vote for who you think did the best advertising campaign.
Your public money is then spent on duck ponds.
Am I right or am I right?
Oh dear. You score high on the immaturity meter.
If you mean Labour Party by 'group of liars' then you are correct as they are the only party that can currently spend 'tax money'
I think its LibDem policy to make politcal parties state funded which makes you look rather silly.
Sorry Mr. Partridge, but im gonna have to agree with the kid on this one :knock:
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