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"I dont like the tories, but I found boris to be quite fun and hilarious at times, he have done few crazy things. I mean, which pm hangs in the air and to get stuck on a zip wire lol "It really depends on what you want I suppose. If you like somebody who is probably the most corrupt politician to ever hold office in the UK....go for it. I don't personally find undermining democracy 'fun'...I find it all rather dangerous... | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote" Blair no better but at least he didnt literally rub in people's faces...Boris literally had no problem in showing people how stupid and gullible he thought they were....Owen Paterson??? So of you have never voted and believe no party has any bearing on your life....seems a massive waste of time following politics at all. Jeez, why you wasting your time on a politics forum at all?? | |||
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"I dont like the tories, but I found boris to be quite fun and hilarious at times, he have done few crazy things. I mean, which pm hangs in the air and to get stuck on a zip wire lol "The fun bit of Boris or clown antics he employs are just distraction techniques to steer everyone away from the self-pitying, narcissistic, amoral, liar that he is. Who should never have been "leading" the country. A man who was sacked twice for lying in previous jobs and even lied to and deceived the Queen. I guess that’s a funny way of calling him fun. All those who put him there should be ashamed of themselves. It doesn't matter how much "fun" some of the delusional fools and supporters think he might be, politics is supposed to be a serious business and as such should be treated so, as it’s about running the country. Not some kind of vapid and inane reality TV show. Boring I know but I would rather have a competent person with a sense of personal and professional integrity as PM rather than a Fool and a Clown. Regardless of which side of the current mainstream political spectrum they are from. So good riddance to Boris….. | |||
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"I dont like the tories, but I found boris to be quite fun and hilarious at times, he have done few crazy things. I mean, which pm hangs in the air and to get stuck on a zip wire lol "He's funny when he's not ripping off British people and laughing about 1000s of people dying a day of covid. | |||
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"I will not miss him, I will miss the posts about him that contain insulting word after insulting word, after insulting word to describe their dislike of him. Sometimes they are very creative, others very bitter but I have learnt a few new words along the way "I suppose I will miss Hay's pro Boris satirical posts. | |||
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"I will not miss him, I will miss the posts about him that contain insulting word after insulting word, after insulting word to describe their dislike of him. Sometimes they are very creative, others very bitter but I have learnt a few new words along the way
I suppose I will miss Hay's pro Boris satirical posts."Hay has a new master now,  | |||
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"I will not miss him, I will miss the posts about him that contain insulting word after insulting word, after insulting word to describe their dislike of him. Sometimes they are very creative, others very bitter but I have learnt a few new words along the way
And she thinks he's lazy too..
I suppose I will miss Hay's pro Boris satirical posts.
Hay has a new master now, " | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote Blair no better but at least he didnt literally rub in people's faces...Boris literally had no problem in showing people how stupid and gullible he thought they were....Owen Paterson??? So of you have never voted and believe no party has any bearing on your life....seems a massive waste of time following politics at all. Jeez, why you wasting your time on a politics forum at all??" because as far as im aware i can comment on whatever thread i like as long as i dont break the rules and you think blair was slightly better because he didnt rub it in peoples faces lol,at least boris didnt pretend to give a shit people knew full well he was a cnut, whereas blair would smile to ya face then stab you in the back lol | |||
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"I dont like the tories, but I found boris to be quite fun and hilarious at times, he have done few crazy things. I mean, which pm hangs in the air and to get stuck on a zip wire lol "You have been had. A clown is fun. Can be hilarious. But you would never make one the PM... | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote Blair no better but at least he didnt literally rub in people's faces...Boris literally had no problem in showing people how stupid and gullible he thought they were....Owen Paterson??? So of you have never voted and believe no party has any bearing on your life....seems a massive waste of time following politics at all. Jeez, why you wasting your time on a politics forum at all??because as far as im aware i can comment on whatever thread i like as long as i dont break the rules and you think blair was slightly better because he didnt rub it in peoples faces lol,at least boris didnt pretend to give a shit people knew full well he was a cnut, whereas blair would smile to ya face then stab you in the back lol" Following politics bur not participating....your time I suppose. Excuse me if I don't take much notice of what you gave to say though  | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote Blair no better but at least he didnt literally rub in people's faces...Boris literally had no problem in showing people how stupid and gullible he thought they were....Owen Paterson??? So of you have never voted and believe no party has any bearing on your life....seems a massive waste of time following politics at all. Jeez, why you wasting your time on a politics forum at all??because as far as im aware i can comment on whatever thread i like as long as i dont break the rules and you think blair was slightly better because he didnt rub it in peoples faces lol,at least boris didnt pretend to give a shit people knew full well he was a cnut, whereas blair would smile to ya face then stab you in the back lol Following politics bur not participating....your time I suppose. Excuse me if I don't take much notice of what you gave to say though "i dont expect you to take notice i only come in here for the laughs it gives me | |||
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"I dont like the tories, but I found boris to be quite fun and hilarious at times, he have done few crazy things. I mean, which pm hangs in the air and to get stuck on a zip wire lol "Jasper Carrot was fun and hilarious. Boris was embarrassing and a complete prick | |||
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"Johnson was kicked out by his own colleagues. After winning an 80 seat majority. Good campaigner. Shit PM " He needed a good right hand man to run the country, both him and luz truss don't seem to have that bit right. | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote" I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to." I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? " I spoil my vote when no party is close to my views. Not voting suggests apathy. Soiling suggests dissatisfaction. Or incompetence  | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? I spoil my vote when no party is close to my views. Not voting suggests apathy. Soiling suggests dissatisfaction. Or incompetence "I wish ballot papers actually had a box to tick that said “none of the above”. | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? I spoil my vote when no party is close to my views. Not voting suggests apathy. Soiling suggests dissatisfaction. Or incompetence "I had to double read that , I thought it said soiling suggests Incontinence  | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? I spoil my vote when no party is close to my views. Not voting suggests apathy. Soiling suggests dissatisfaction. Or incompetence
I had to double read that , I thought it said soiling suggests Incontinence "Which brings us back to Boris - incontinence runs like a river through everything he does - perhaps he’s up for a consultancy with Southern Water in the future | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? " This is correct I have voted for both in the past. I decided not to vote conservative while Boris was in charge and also posted this fact. It's due to the many issues that have been raised over his conduct. I am not overly impressed with Liz and worry she may be a Boris puppet. This may be harsh and a mistake on my part. I wait to be impressed. As also mentioned before I think Labour have improved but am waiting for some clear direction. They did commit to not joining the EU which I thought was important as at least we know now. I hope to be won over by them as they are by far the most likely alternative to win. I guess at present I am politically homeless | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? This is correct I have voted for both in the past. I decided not to vote conservative while Boris was in charge and also posted this fact. It's due to the many issues that have been raised over his conduct. I am not overly impressed with Liz and worry she may be a Boris puppet. This may be harsh and a mistake on my part. I wait to be impressed. As also mentioned before I think Labour have improved but am waiting for some clear direction. They did commit to not joining the EU which I thought was important as at least we know now. I hope to be won over by them as they are by far the most likely alternative to win. I guess at present I am politically homeless" Before the next election, would you do one of those blind policy tests to see which party lines up to your views? I know there is not too it than policy. There's the leader, your local MP etc. | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? This is correct I have voted for both in the past. I decided not to vote conservative while Boris was in charge and also posted this fact. It's due to the many issues that have been raised over his conduct. I am not overly impressed with Liz and worry she may be a Boris puppet. This may be harsh and a mistake on my part. I wait to be impressed. As also mentioned before I think Labour have improved but am waiting for some clear direction. They did commit to not joining the EU which I thought was important as at least we know now. I hope to be won over by them as they are by far the most likely alternative to win. I guess at present I am politically homeless Before the next election, would you do one of those blind policy tests to see which party lines up to your views? I know there is not too it than policy. There's the leader, your local MP etc. " Yes that sounds a reasonable idea and if it helps me avoid not voting then all the better. It would be even better if various parties would put out their plans now instead of waiting. At the minimum at least say which policies or changes they would reverse | |||
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"I dont like the tories, but I found boris to be quite fun and hilarious at times, he have done few crazy things. I mean, which pm hangs in the air and to get stuck on a zip wire lol "I won't miss the lying two faced bastard or any other dodgy mps | |||
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"Politics for me is all about timing. Boris was deemed an intelligent character at the time and now we are obviously more informed. If the unions hadn’t backed the wrong Miliband brother I feel things would have been different. So thus the current choices between Dishi Prada wearing Rishi and Lizz lots of cuts Truss. In an earlier comment most people that attain high office will have come from public school, Oxford/Cambridge and Banking/Legal sectors, " | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? This is correct I have voted for both in the past. I decided not to vote conservative while Boris was in charge and also posted this fact. It's due to the many issues that have been raised over his conduct. I am not overly impressed with Liz and worry she may be a Boris puppet. This may be harsh and a mistake on my part. I wait to be impressed. As also mentioned before I think Labour have improved but am waiting for some clear direction. They did commit to not joining the EU which I thought was important as at least we know now. I hope to be won over by them as they are by far the most likely alternative to win. I guess at present I am politically homeless Before the next election, would you do one of those blind policy tests to see which party lines up to your views? I know there is not too it than policy. There's the leader, your local MP etc. " I jumped the gun a bit and did one of these blind policy tests at random. Apparently I am right if centre / right wing and the conservatives are my natural party. Maybe it will change in the lead up to the next GE | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? This is correct I have voted for both in the past. I decided not to vote conservative while Boris was in charge and also posted this fact. It's due to the many issues that have been raised over his conduct. I am not overly impressed with Liz and worry she may be a Boris puppet. This may be harsh and a mistake on my part. I wait to be impressed. As also mentioned before I think Labour have improved but am waiting for some clear direction. They did commit to not joining the EU which I thought was important as at least we know now. I hope to be won over by them as they are by far the most likely alternative to win. I guess at present I am politically homeless Before the next election, would you do one of those blind policy tests to see which party lines up to your views? I know there is not too it than policy. There's the leader, your local MP etc. I jumped the gun a bit and did one of these blind policy tests at random. Apparently I am right if centre / right wing and the conservatives are my natural party. Maybe it will change in the lead up to the next GE" They usually update the tests before an election with the latest policies, from the election manifestos. I guess the question is, if there is trust in the conservatives to carry out their policies. | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? This is correct I have voted for both in the past. I decided not to vote conservative while Boris was in charge and also posted this fact. It's due to the many issues that have been raised over his conduct. I am not overly impressed with Liz and worry she may be a Boris puppet. This may be harsh and a mistake on my part. I wait to be impressed. As also mentioned before I think Labour have improved but am waiting for some clear direction. They did commit to not joining the EU which I thought was important as at least we know now. I hope to be won over by them as they are by far the most likely alternative to win. I guess at present I am politically homeless Before the next election, would you do one of those blind policy tests to see which party lines up to your views? I know there is not too it than policy. There's the leader, your local MP etc. I jumped the gun a bit and did one of these blind policy tests at random. Apparently I am right if centre / right wing and the conservatives are my natural party. Maybe it will change in the lead up to the next GE They usually update the tests before an election with the latest policies, from the election manifestos. I guess the question is, if there is trust in the conservatives to carry out their policies. " Ok, that makes sense. I will do more closer to the time. I am not sure I trust any party to carry out their policies but hopefully they give a general indication of direction of travel | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? This is correct I have voted for both in the past. I decided not to vote conservative while Boris was in charge and also posted this fact. It's due to the many issues that have been raised over his conduct. I am not overly impressed with Liz and worry she may be a Boris puppet. This may be harsh and a mistake on my part. I wait to be impressed. As also mentioned before I think Labour have improved but am waiting for some clear direction. They did commit to not joining the EU which I thought was important as at least we know now. I hope to be won over by them as they are by far the most likely alternative to win. I guess at present I am politically homeless Before the next election, would you do one of those blind policy tests to see which party lines up to your views? I know there is not too it than policy. There's the leader, your local MP etc. I jumped the gun a bit and did one of these blind policy tests at random. Apparently I am right if centre / right wing and the conservatives are my natural party. Maybe it will change in the lead up to the next GE They usually update the tests before an election with the latest policies, from the election manifestos. I guess the question is, if there is trust in the conservatives to carry out their policies. Ok, that makes sense. I will do more closer to the time. I am not sure I trust any party to carry out their policies but hopefully they give a general indication of direction of travel" Barring some kind of massive overall of the Conservative party. We can probably guess it's more of the same. Lib Dems will be wishy washy. Labour are Tory lite, same shit, less nepotism and corruption (potentially). Ukip etc: blame immigrants, stoke division. Green: don't destroy the environment. Reclaim: vote for us if you find Ukip too kind towards minorities. The options are limited and uninspiring. | |||
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"Hey at least he didnt start a war on a bunch of lies,but dont worry once the torys are out it will be labours chance to help there pals out, only difference between em is the torys favour a minority of the rich and labour favour a minority of the middle class, lived under both labour and tory and my life hasnt improved under either of them, my reason for not voting for them, not going to affect me favourably then no vote I have voted in all the elections since I have been eligible but at the next GE I am in danger of joining the non voters. This does not sit well with me and am hoping a decent independent runs in my area. If the worst happens and I don't vote I do not see why that excludes myself or anyone else having an opinion and posting. I much prefer to vote but can see why some decide not to. I believe I have read a post from you before where you said in the past you have voted for both the Conservatives and Labour. Is that right? If so, what is it about both parties currently that means you are considering not voting? Also, while FPTP may mean your vote doesn’t count, are there really no other parties you could vote for by way of protest or trying to send a message? This is correct I have voted for both in the past. I decided not to vote conservative while Boris was in charge and also posted this fact. It's due to the many issues that have been raised over his conduct. I am not overly impressed with Liz and worry she may be a Boris puppet. This may be harsh and a mistake on my part. I wait to be impressed. As also mentioned before I think Labour have improved but am waiting for some clear direction. They did commit to not joining the EU which I thought was important as at least we know now. I hope to be won over by them as they are by far the most likely alternative to win. I guess at present I am politically homeless Before the next election, would you do one of those blind policy tests to see which party lines up to your views? I know there is not too it than policy. There's the leader, your local MP etc. I jumped the gun a bit and did one of these blind policy tests at random. Apparently I am right if centre / right wing and the conservatives are my natural party. Maybe it will change in the lead up to the next GE They usually update the tests before an election with the latest policies, from the election manifestos. I guess the question is, if there is trust in the conservatives to carry out their policies. Ok, that makes sense. I will do more closer to the time. I am not sure I trust any party to carry out their policies but hopefully they give a general indication of direction of travel Barring some kind of massive overall of the Conservative party. We can probably guess it's more of the same. Lib Dems will be wishy washy. Labour are Tory lite, same shit, less nepotism and corruption (potentially). Ukip etc: blame immigrants, stoke division. Green: don't destroy the environment. Reclaim: vote for us if you find Ukip too kind towards minorities. The options are limited and uninspiring." Slim pickings indeed. | |||
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"Like a hole in the head!!! Hopefully this numpty won't last long also." Agreed ! and didn’t even answer the question how many children he sired | |||
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