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Originally posted by malvolio View PostNo, I have a very clear view of Parliament's role thanks, and that of the government within it. And I don't confuse party politics to gain an advantage with constitutional law.
Nor, come to that, do I think this version of the Tories is worthy of government. Its just that the current alternatives are infinitely worse.
Perhaps, being a natural Tory but unhappy at the current crop of politicians, you should try voting for another party. You might find either:
a. It’s not as bad as Project Fear is making out; or
b. A heavy defeat knocks some sense into the Tory party and they stand more decent and electable candidates next time round.Comment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostVote for the party you least despise.Comment
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Originally posted by meridian View PostContinuing to vote for the same shower won’t change anything, it will only enable them further.
Perhaps, being a natural Tory but unhappy at the current crop of politicians, you should try voting for another party. You might find either:
a. It’s not as bad as Project Fear is making out; or
b. A heavy defeat knocks some sense into the Tory party and they stand more decent and electable candidates next time round.
I may not like or respect this era of professional politicians, but I am still pretty sure who I want leading the country. The current alternatives are simply too dangerous to contemplate. Show me a Labour party that is not led by the likes of McClusky and McDonnell, who will go back to supporting the man in the street and having enough stature to represent the UK to the rest of the world, then I might, just might, reconsider. Until then I stick with my own opinion.Blog? What blog...?Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostCan I have some of what you've ben smoking? I thought it was perfectly clear, the Tories will deliver a bad government, Labour's policies will destroy the economy (for the third time since 1970), there rest are minnows who like being politicians and telling us what to do so will bang on about one or other major populist policy without having the faintest idea how to implement it.
I may not like or respect this era of professional politicians, but I am still pretty sure who I want leading the country. The current alternatives are simply too dangerous to contemplate. Show me a Labour party that is not led by the likes of McClusky and McDonnell, who will go back to supporting the man in the street and having enough stature to represent the UK to the rest of the world, then I might, just might, reconsider. Until then I stick with my own opinion.
A vote for Farage unfortunately might get JC in.
Whatever the flaws in Boris - just search the archives for the true objective of Mcdonell and Corbyn.
True socialists that will ruin the economy, business confidence and private sector investment and thus public funds.
Make no mistake - Worrying about IR35 will seem like happy days in comparison.
(Thats before you even worry about Corbyn defending the country, his views on the IRA, Hamas and the referendum)Comment
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Originally posted by saptastic View PostBoris's Surrender Deal will ruin the economy, business confidence and private sector investment and thus public funds.
Make no mistake - Worrying about IR35 will seem like happy days in comparison.
Brexit is for life. A Labour minority government would last 6 to 12 months.Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostCan I have some of what you've ben smoking? I thought it was perfectly clear, the Tories will deliver a bad government, Labour's policies will destroy the economy (for the third time since 1970).
Plenty of financial/economic specialists have come out recently to say that they consider Brexit will be infinitely worse for the economy than a Labour government.Hard Brexit now!
#prayfornodealComment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostCan I have some of what you're smoking?
Plenty of financial/economic specialists have come out recently to say that they consider Brexit will be infinitely worse for the economy than a Labour government.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostFTFY
Brexit is for life. A Labour minority government would last 6 to 12 months.
I am not anti Labour in anyway - just looking at economic models and the policies of the current labour leadership will
impact everyone for years not just 10 billionaires who will invest elsewhere.
It will turn the clock back to nationalisation, excessive public spending, debt, unionisation and reduce the financial services sector in the city. That is a fact. And like I said Brexit and IR35 will be the least of the worries.
JC would probs be a hero in France.Comment
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