Vote Tory

[FatLazyContractor]

And you are happy about that statement? what a knob

You seem to have some serious issues with reality, is what it is.

[MarillionFan]

You seem to have some serious issues with reality, is what it is.

I think he's referencing this bit

"Make 'em poor, keep "

I believe Makeem Poorkeep is representing Labour in Bradford. I thought I was going to sneak that migrant in without him noticing.

See_here

[FatLazyContractor]

I think he's referencing this bit

"Make 'em poor, keep "

I believe Makeem Poorkeep is representing Labour them in Bradford. I thought I was going to sneak that migrant in without him noticing.

[TheFaQQer]

The Tories are the party of the rich certainly they are. they are also the party of the aspiring classes and the well educated. They want more people to fall into this category.
Labour are the party of the poor. They also represent the not so poor who aspire only to suppressing aspiration amongst those around them. It serves labour well to broaden their church and make more people poor. So yes the Torys are the party of the rich and yes labour are the party of the poor.

You're voting UKIP, right?

[DodgyAgent]

And you are happy about that statement? what a knob

Explain why the statement is wrong.

[DodgyAgent]

You're voting UKIP, right?

According to my eminent colleague Tykemerc I am voting Tory. I do like UKIP because they are reminding the political elite that they are answerable to the voting public

[FatLazyContractor]

According to my eminent colleague Tykemerc I am voting Tory. I do like UKIP because they are reminding the political elite that they are answerable to the voting public

I see a Tory - UKIP Coalition on the horizon

[MercladUK]

Explain why the statement is wrong.

And do your homework for you? I understood you were an educated gent? oh maybe one of the many eton wannabes?

[DodgyAgent]

And do your homework for you? I understood you were an educated gent? oh maybe one of the many eton wannabes?

Basically, give someone an education, a decent job and a house and they'll vote Tory. Make 'em poor, keep them Labour.

It seems to me to be a perfect summary of the positions of the two parties. What is wrong with it?

[FatLazyContractor]

Basically, give someone an education, a decent job and a house and they'll vote Tory. Make 'em poor, keep them Labour.

It seems to me to be a perfect summary of the positions of the two parties. What is wrong with it?

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