: Fri Apr 24, 2009 5:19 pm  

SEB wrote:

America? Do they not have a recession then? Do they not get involved in wars in foreign countries? Do they have perfect education and health provision? Do they have no crime? Do they have multicultural tolerance?

the land of the freak & the home of the dull! two thirds population that have never owned a passport, funded the IRA for over 20 years, the belief that gun ownership is a right. poor health care unless your rich and baseball!

you go for it and good luck!

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 5:36 pm  

Lib Dem.

You will never get me voting Conservative, ever, and Labour have broke too many promises. I like a lot of Lib Dem policies.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 6:17 pm  

Wires71 wrote:

Here we go - the hackneyed Thatchers / State Police argument. I guess it was wrong of the Police to try and defend peoples right to cross a picket line and go to work?

C'mon. You know it went beyond that.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 9:36 pm  

The fact so many are still going to vote Labour scares me.

Soft on Crime
Billions in Debt (not solely america fault)
More sleaze than the Tories (never would've believed that)
Gave up the rebate for the purpose of getting a better deal on agricultural policy. (outcome: gave up rebate- agricultural policy does not change, well done Tony)
More powers given to unelected bureaucrats in Brussels by the 'supposed' anti european Labour.
Poor people getting poorer, rich people getting richer
Americas' little lap dog
Iraq/Afghanistan and the unnecessary waste of life of British soldiers
Red tape/bureaucracy increased. Plastic Police, Ridiculous Health and Safety policies. The criminals right act sorry i mean human rights act.
i could go on given time

All because you think voting Labour is a vote away from the Tories.
Here's a thought, vote for another party NOT LABOUR, NOT TORY.
another term of Labour will be the final nail in the coffin for this country

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:07 pm  

Wire_Yed_79 wrote:

The fact so many are still going to vote Labour scares me.

Soft on Crime
Billions in Debt (not solely america fault)
More sleaze than the Tories (never would've believed that)
Gave up the rebate for the purpose of getting a better deal on agricultural policy. (outcome: gave up rebate- agricultural policy does not change, well done Tony)
More powers given to unelected bureaucrats in Brussels by the 'supposed' anti european Labour.
Poor people getting poorer, rich people getting richer
Americas' little lap dog
Iraq/Afghanistan and the unnecessary waste of life of British soldiers
Red tape/bureaucracy increased. Plastic Police, Ridiculous Health and Safety policies. The criminals right act sorry i mean human rights act.
i could go on given time

All because you think voting Labour is a vote away from the Tories.
Here's a thought, vote for another party NOT LABOUR, NOT TORY.
another term of Labour will be the final nail in the coffin for this country

you need a reality check,how do you think things would have been had we had a william hague or a david cameron in charge in the last ten years.as a socialist i do feel somewhat let down with what labour have done but with the worldwide situation during this tenure do you seriously think that the aforementioned could have dealt with these situations any better,if you think yes then you are sreiously deluded and obviuosly know nothing about politics.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:11 pm  

the tache is back wrote:

you need a reality check,how do you think things would have been had we had a william hague or a david cameron in charge in the last ten years.as a socialist i do feel somewhat let down with what labour have done but with the worldwide situation during this tenure do you seriously think that the aforementioned could have dealt with these situations any better,if you think yes then you are sreiously deluded and obviuosly know nothing about politics.

i agree i think for too long now it's been fed up of labour vote tory, fed up of tory vote labour.
Nothing changes and people wonder why
We have more than 2 parties i think any but the 2 above should be given a chance

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:20 pm  

Wire_Yed_79 wrote:

i agree i think for too long now it's been fed up of labour vote tory, fed up of tory vote labour.
Nothing changes and people wonder why
We have more than 2 parties i think any but the 2 above should be given a chance

you are roger irrelevant and i claim my 5 zloty.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:27 pm  

the tache is back wrote:

:shock: you are roger irrelevant and i claim my 5 zloty.

i could list the tories faults too, i only admired Thatcher for being strong and having the courage of her convictions
I do admit she did a hell of a lot wrong but one thing she didn't do was roll over and the Yanks were terrified of her. unlike tony or gordon and cameron the "lightweight".

sorry if im confusing you. i voted other btw

what's the exchange rate on the zloty at the moment wouldn't mind a nice trip to warsaw

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:54 pm  

Wire_Yed_79 wrote:

The fact so many are still going to vote Labour scares me.

Soft on Crime
Billions in Debt (not solely america fault)
More sleaze than the Tories (never would've believed that)
Gave up the rebate for the purpose of getting a better deal on agricultural policy. (outcome: gave up rebate- agricultural policy does not change, well done Tony)
More powers given to unelected bureaucrats in Brussels by the 'supposed' anti european Labour.
Poor people getting poorer, rich people getting richer
Americas' little lap dog
Iraq/Afghanistan and the unnecessary waste of life of British soldiers
Red tape/bureaucracy increased. Plastic Police, Ridiculous Health and Safety policies. The criminals right act sorry i mean human rights act.
i could go on given time

All because you think voting Labour is a vote away from the Tories.
Here's a thought, vote for another party NOT LABOUR, NOT TORY.
another term of Labour will be the final nail in the coffin for this country

Have i been mistaken .. Weren't you a page or so ago outlining your intention to move to the USA? If you did move, would you advocate being cut off from Britain?

And as for the rest of your little rant .. If you actually cared to understand the logic behind each policy/offensive, then i'm sure you would appreciate Why decisions have been made.

If you think you can do better ... Sign Up for the General Election next year.

: Sat Apr 25, 2009 7:58 am  

FuturoChampioni wrote:

Have i been mistaken .. Weren't you a page or so ago outlining your intention to move to the USA? If you did move, would you advocate being cut off from Britain?

And as for the rest of your little rant .. If you actually cared to understand the logic behind each policy/offensive, then i'm sure you would appreciate Why decisions have been made.

If you think you can do better ... Sign Up for the General Election next year.

sorry doug