The 2015 Popularity Contest (aka UK General Election )
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National Socialists.
UKIP will eat away the nasty Tory vote away in May that suits me as they plan 30 billion of more cuts!
Anything to stop the nasty party getting back in power!
The Greens blew their policy launch today with their inept Leader who made a massive mistake embarrassing interview on LBC - How is she going to cope with the leaders debate??
A big shot in the arm for LabOur today as she was useless - DC made an error inviting her on to the debates on TV - anyone will take her policies to pieces!
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Clint Planet
Utter Cad.
Being lectured by a Kipper on critical thinking is utterly laughable, mate.
On that much, we can agree. the UKIP leadership, of course, are very much part of the establishment - they're just the nasty, racist wing who see an opportunity to rabble-rouse working class lads like yourself to achieve their xenopobic goals.
Clint Planet
Utter Cad.
Respect Party.
she was on BBC 2 the other week getting interviewed , she was so pie in the sky it was mind blowing, when asked certain questions on policy, in the current climate , world politics, how would you be able to get other countrys to agree to stuff they were putting forward , her answer was always, well that is what we are working towards a fairer world order , society, well thats good in the future , but what about the facts we have to deal with in reality today, que stock answer,
she is so out of her depth its unbelievable, surely the have got better people than her in the party, i spent a bit of time looking at there policy after watching it , i liked some of the stuff i was reading about in the papers, but after reading there website i just gave up ,looks like its been written by a gang of sixth form nerds that havnt lived very far from there bedroom, if you have a few minutes have a look and tell me its not mostly a wish list with no grounding in the reality of the world today.
ps voting Labour, more out of fear what the tory party are going to do,rather than any great faith in them.
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I don't even know if I can be arsed to vote this time. The only possible way I might stop my constituency returning a Tory this time is to hold my nose and vote LibDem, and look how that worked out last time. The incumbent LD MP, who is actually a good guy and was welcome to my vote, is stepping down and the new guy isn't anything like as strong a candidate. Ashcroft been pouring money into the Tory candidate's campaign, too, and his victory looks all but inevitable. One amusing thing has been that the word "Conservatives" has only featured in tiny writing at the bottom on the back page of his campaign literature, and nowhere on his office or anywhere else on anything to do with his campaign. Anyone could be forgiven for thinking he was campaigning as an indpendent, so off-putting is their name to the undecided.
The Greens are probably closest to my ideals but they don't really inspire me at all. There are no votes for Labour where I live and I promised I'd never vote for them again anyway after Iraq and their assault on our civil liberties during their tenure, and I would only ever vote Tory if it were a straight choice between them, UKIP and the BNP, and I would still feel disgusted with myself, and UKIP are a repulsive ragtag bunch of throwbacks, lunatic Randian wankoffs and closet and not-so-closet racists headed by a demagogue snake-oil salesman. George Galloway is also a demagogue which rules out Respect, for me, too, although I doubt they're even fielding a candidate in my constituency.
NONE OF THE ABOVE.
The Greens are probably closest to my ideals but they don't really inspire me at all. There are no votes for Labour where I live and I promised I'd never vote for them again anyway after Iraq and their assault on our civil liberties during their tenure, and I would only ever vote Tory if it were a straight choice between them, UKIP and the BNP, and I would still feel disgusted with myself, and UKIP are a repulsive ragtag bunch of throwbacks, lunatic Randian wankoffs and closet and not-so-closet racists headed by a demagogue snake-oil salesman. George Galloway is also a demagogue which rules out Respect, for me, too, although I doubt they're even fielding a candidate in my constituency.
NONE OF THE ABOVE.
i would vote Lib rather than let the tory in, even with there turncoat ways it dosnt bear thinking about if they hadnt put bit a block on those shower.
either way just vote mate, dont give up that right.
magicjuan
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Where is the opposition to the tories? That complete melt Danny Alexander was spouting angst against them the other day, someone who gave up any right to promote policy by supporting the austerity cuts, and being part of the upcoming plans for further cuts.
The greens have noble ideas and intent but that is all wrapped up in teenage naivety, the would do better to all join Labour and change them from within.
All the fringe loons like UKIP are dangerous for influence on a hung parliament, which brings it round to Labour.
I am so disillusioned at Labour, they don't seem to speak to any particular part of society other than anyone who can't stand the tories. They go beyond appeasement of business interest and just want to replace a sitting government, for power not principle.
It's all so very sad that this election will be one of the most decisive of my generation yet what is on offer has the backbone of a jellyfish. There really should be an option of no confidence in the above
The greens have noble ideas and intent but that is all wrapped up in teenage naivety, the would do better to all join Labour and change them from within.
All the fringe loons like UKIP are dangerous for influence on a hung parliament, which brings it round to Labour.
I am so disillusioned at Labour, they don't seem to speak to any particular part of society other than anyone who can't stand the tories. They go beyond appeasement of business interest and just want to replace a sitting government, for power not principle.
It's all so very sad that this election will be one of the most decisive of my generation yet what is on offer has the backbone of a jellyfish. There really should be an option of no confidence in the above
Milk
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Aye, probably what I'll end up doing I expect. Another term of these absolute barbarians is too awful to comprehend.
I'll go to the poll even if it's to write "NONE OF THE ABOVE" on the ballot, though.
Spent a nice night in Manchester on Monday celebrating some cool projects going on in the NHS. Some very nice stuff, and many more aside from the 13 projects that were chosen as winners.
http://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/innov-challenge-przes-brochure.pdf
Had a chuckle with one of the current batch of innovation fellows as he's currently on internment at Bupa. Learning how to be a swine I suspect
http://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/innov-challenge-przes-brochure.pdf
Had a chuckle with one of the current batch of innovation fellows as he's currently on internment at Bupa. Learning how to be a swine I suspect
Basil Fawlty
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