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I won't be voting Labour because

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PanicMode · 24/03/2010 13:41

next year they will be spending more on debt repayments than education, and that's just one example.

From a £6bn deficit in 1997 to £167 bn now....

Oh, and the only new idea (reduction of stamp duty) came from the Tories in the first place.

All those thinking of voting Labour, please read Squandered or The Rotten State of Britain before letting these financially illiterate numpties back in.

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daftpunk · 01/04/2010 19:05

Ok....I'm around a bit tonight...but then wont be back till after Easter....

...catch up next week maybe..

LeninGrad · 01/04/2010 19:01

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daftpunk · 01/04/2010 18:56

Will you be around tonight...?

LeninGrad · 01/04/2010 14:33

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daftpunk · 01/04/2010 10:33

LG;

I'm going to move our conversation to adult fiction...I linked you here quickly last night because the LD thread was sinking fast....sadly it went down before I could sing "my heart will go on"....

daftpunk · 31/03/2010 22:22

It is

talk to you tomorrow..

LeninGrad · 31/03/2010 22:17

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daftpunk · 31/03/2010 22:15

Did that make sense?....hope so

daftpunk · 31/03/2010 22:14

No problem..you go and sort the baby out..I will catch up with tomorrow...

LeninGrad · 31/03/2010 22:12

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daftpunk · 31/03/2010 22:11

Ok...stay there, just reading your last post on the LD thread...I promise I wont keep you long...

LeninGrad · 31/03/2010 22:10

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daftpunk · 31/03/2010 22:06

LG;

This is my cliquey thread....ha ha

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Clarissimo · 31/03/2010 20:08

Oh yeah absolutely DP [wtf?]

As you yourself know I don't tell people hawhat to vote regardless of my diusgust at their choice, I expect same respect for my ability to make a reasoned choice.

daftpunk · 31/03/2010 19:13

Calm down peachy...we all know you're voting UKIP..

Clarissimo · 31/03/2010 18:45

'In this instance, the most important thing is to get rid of Labour, that means you HAVE to vote Tory,'

No I don't

I have my vote

you have yours

feel free to put your opinions but do not tell me how to vote; I am a grown educated women completely able to make my own decisions.

And frankly I find being told what to do incredibly annoying and aptronising. You wnat labour out you vote for whom you want.

daftpunk · 31/03/2010 14:45

Yes they are...however UKIP are massive here..so will probably beat the BNP.

slug · 31/03/2010 14:08

Are the BNP standing in your electorate then DaftPunk?

lincstash · 31/03/2010 13:35

@VicarInaTuTu

Oh and i love the way you turn a blind eye to the way various LABOUR ministers lined there own pockets, Blair for example, now worth £20M on the back of the illegal war in Iraq he started without asking us, and MAndelson, now worth 5 million by ruthlessly lining his own pocket selling favours and contacts and exploiting his public ofice for private gain.

Dont you kid yourself, VicarInaTuTu, this current labour party are more greedy, more immoral, more corrupt, bigger liars, and far more unsuitable to hold public office than any tory has ever been.

Thatcher, for a start was a conviction politician. She BELIEVED in what she siad, and was not in politics for personal gain. Every Labour politician in the last 14 years fro mBalir own just said whatever they thought we wanted to here whilst lining the own pockets as fast as they could.

Thatcher was moral and honest. No LAbour politcians since then has rated higher in morality and honesty than a nigerian 419 scammer.

So your long memory is defective, VicarInaTuTu , and your criticism selective, and your observation of the fact biased and blind.

This Labour party, to a man, (or incompetent blairs babe) is the worst bunch of crooks ever to hold office, ever, and are unfit to continue to do so.

lincstash · 31/03/2010 13:28

By VicarInaTuTu Wed 24-Mar-10 14:08:39
so is it safe to say this thread will be predominantly tory voters shouting and waving about what a terrible gvt this one is?

i have 2 words.

maggie thatcher. that put me off tories for life.

closed the pits
privatised all our major industry
sold all our social housing (council houses)
were generally greedy bastards so the rich got richer and the poor got poorer.

i have a very long memory.

I have an even longer one. The Winter of Discontent, Flying Pickets, Unions bringing large companies to there knees, such as Brtish leyland, The Battle of Ormston Mine. Piles of rubbish stinking in the streets and corpes rotting unburied.

And if you vote labour, all that is coming back, because exactly those unions, in the form of UNITE, led by the same sort of marxist/trotskyite extremists, who now supply LAbour with HALF the money they need to survive as a party, have vowed to eject the Blairites and the Brownites, and return the Labour party back to a left wing socialist party.

Vote labour, and vote for The Socialist Workers Party. Vote for another Winter of Discontent. And when the militant union Trotskyites have wrecked the country, as Brown stands and watches helpless, watch unemployment rise to 5 million as the financial markets finally collapse, our national credit rating vanish, and the venture capitalists and investors flee along with there money.

Yes, voting for Labour is SUCH a good idea......

daftpunk · 31/03/2010 13:15

lincstash, I voted Labour in 97'...I now vote BNP.....say no more.

ronshar · 31/03/2010 13:08

They have ruined our country and dont even have the balls to admit it.

lincstash · 31/03/2010 13:06

I have watched and voted in english politics for 50 years, and i have voted for every main party at some stage.

I voted for Blair first time, because I fell for the con trick, like everyoen else did, and we were all sick of the Grey man (John Major). I voted Tory after that, because it didnt take much more than 1 term for his true colours to become apparrant.

I voted for Ted Heath in the Winter of Discontent, 1974, and I voted for Harold Wilson. Ive also voted BNP, and UKIP, and Lib Dems in locals.

It all depends what the situation is at the time.

In this instance, the most important thing is to get rid of Labour, that means you HAVE to vote Tory, the only party capable of dislodging them. Therefore, its irrelevant what polices each party has. Labour staying in power will cause the money markets to panic and collapse, and our credit rating and venture capital will be out the door before you can blink, THEN watch unemployment hit 5 million.

Labour win/hung parliment - disaster.

Clarissimo · 31/03/2010 12:44

Not Topry, not BNP, I don't ;et on other than that.

In fact I vote differnetly each time, party am voting for General Election will not be the one in the Assemnly vote or local. I look at the personal record of the candidate too you see.

Have been asked by two paries (Greena dn Lib Dems) to stand loally and refused both times.

So no overall allegiance just a clear sense of where I am policy wise if that makes sense?