His rating was also worse than the Conservatives Iain Duncan Smith and William Hague
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Both fairly sensible chaps in my view. Pity charisma always outranks sense among the British electorate.bloggoth
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Is there an unbiased UK newspaper?Originally posted by d000hg View PostPreferanly a relatively unbiased one while you're at it.
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I quite like IDS and it's not often I say that about a Tory politician. Sensible, as you say.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostBoth fairly sensible chaps in my view. Pity charisma always outranks sense among the British electorate.Comment
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They should of made David Millband the leader way back, the fact that labour can't between themselves pick a decent leader with a bit of image makes me think what chance they got of running the country and makes me think they are bunch of prats. I know image is not everything but in a global arena it does count, I don't follow politics much as you may have guessed
but when I saw in the paper the picture of the new labour leader my first thought was there was some typo or screw up in the paper.
I like big butts and I cannot lie.Comment
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They should not have taxed American colonies that much, things would have been different now...
Talking of which - how come in country that lost it's biggest most valueable colony due to tax continues to tax heavily it's own population? Surely lessons should have been learnt...Comment
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Are you really that thick.?Originally posted by AtW View PostThey should not have taxed American colonies that much, things would have been different now...
Talking of which - how come in country that lost it's biggest most valueable colony due to tax continues to tax heavily it's own population? Surely lessons should have been learnt...
They revolted against taxation without representation
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Taxation with representation(\__/)
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Such as unsolicited dividend taxes. I suppose we get to "petition" against it with the privilege of patronising, sneering responses as a bonus.Comment
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There have been times when representation meant more than it does now.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostAre you really that thick.?
They revolted against taxation without representation
We get
Taxation with representation
My "representative" doesn't represent my concerns at all, and it is impossible to change my representative. There's too much money and power involved in politics, and so of course politicians have found ways to use the power they have to entrench themselves.Comment
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Good point.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostAre you really that thick.?
They revolted against taxation without representation
We get
Taxation with representation
I suddenly feel a lot better now.Comment
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I'll replay that back to you... Are you really THAT thick?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostAre you really that thick.?
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Taxation with representation
What you're trying to infer is the farce we call democracy in this country is means we have representation, we don't. We are called to the ballot box once every 5 years, in the run up to that event the politicians tell us carefully scripted lies and after it they completely ignore the existence of the electorate until the run up to the next one.
If you honestly think that your MP represents your views in any way other than by sheer fluke where your opinion coincides with him/her or more accurately Party line then you need to take up residence in a rubber room.Comment
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