Labour in 'lowest ever' poll rating

[sasguru]

Yes, he's here everyone, that old chestnut (read lefty nutcase) bogpuss.

You really are thick, ain't you. Baggy points out your cliche and you come right back with another one. Did you not get a decent education so you can only "think" in soundbites?

[Lucy]

The proper (rather than "down the pub") sephologists would take issue with that contention, but no matter, keep on peddling it to your cosy confederacy.

You are bogpuss and I claim my catfood stained £5.

[Lucy]

You really are thick, ain't you. Baggy points out your cliche and you come right back with another one. Did you not get a decent education so you can only "think" in soundbites?

Oh don't go sticking up for him you waste of space.

('Proper' education - you mean like an inner city comprehensive)

[Bagpuss]

WSS, all those people who are enjoying incapacity benefit and daytime television...

If that were true these people were voting Tory pre 1997 when the Invalidity scam started.

Come on though, don't you think voting is more complex than how much money you have? Do you really believe that those on social security even go out and vote, when they don't even go out to work?

The elections are decided by the working populace, people effected by the 10% rate had their say in the local elections, they don't have money but they voted Tory.

There is far too little thinking on this site and too much reaffirmation of comfortable sterotypes and snobbery. Fortunately the Tories operate on a more sopisticated level, if they didn't they wouldn't be doing so well now.

[DodgyAgent]

If that were true these people were voting Tory pre 1997 when the Invalidity scam started.

Come on though, don't you think voting is more complex than how much money you have? Do you really believe that those on social security even go out and vote, when they don't even go out to work?

The elections are decided by the working populace, people effected by the 10% rate had their say in the local elections, they don't have money but they voted Tory.

There is far too little thinking on this site and too much reaffirmation of comfortable sterotypes and snobbery. Fortunately the Tories operate on a more sopisticated level, if they didn't they wouldn't be doing so well now.

No one agrees with my view

[DimPrawn]

If that were true these people were voting Tory pre 1997 when the Invalidity scam started.

Come on though, don't you think voting is more complex than how much money you have? Do you really believe that those on social security even go out and vote, when they don't even go out to work?

The elections are decided by the working populace, people effected by the 10% rate had their say in the local elections, they don't have money but they voted Tory.

There is far too little thinking on this site and too much reaffirmation of comfortable sterotypes and snobbery. Fortunately the Tories operate on a more sopisticated level, if they didn't they wouldn't be doing so well now.

I agree with bag-o-pus.

It was the comfortable but guilt ridden middle classes voting Labour (Blair) that did it in 97 and it's the same "middle Englanders" that will wipe out Labour (Brown) at the next election.

[DiscoStu]

If that were true these people were voting Tory pre 1997 when the Invalidity scam started.

Come on though, don't you think voting is more complex than how much money you have? Do you really believe that those on social security even go out and vote, when they don't even go out to work?

The elections are decided by the working populace, people effected by the 10% rate had their say in the local elections, they don't have money but they voted Tory.

There is far too little thinking on this site and too much reaffirmation of comfortable sterotypes and snobbery. Fortunately the Tories operate on a more sopisticated level, if they didn't they wouldn't be doing so well now.

affected

HTH

[Lucy]

No one agrees with my view

[Lucy]

I agree with bag-o-pus.

[DimPrawn]

Sorry Lucy, It's the hard working tax payer that swings between Labour and Conservative that creates these large majorities. Blair in 97 was god-like to the average person. Brown is the anti-christ to them.

Those on the dole either don't vote or always vote Labour and so don't make these big swings.

Labour are fooked.