Completely Barking

**threaded** · 2 September 2005, 12:13

I think they ought to turn the place to glass on principle. What use is Leeds anyway? Only serves to cause delays on the East Coast main line.

**shaunbhoy** · 2 September 2005, 12:45

Originally posted by threaded

I think they ought to turn the place to glass on principle. What use is Leeds anyway? Only serves to cause delays on the East Coast main line.

Leeds is not on the East Coast mainline you dunderhead!!

Still, I agree with the "turn it to glass" sentiment!

**Jabberwocky** · 2 September 2005, 12:47

>Rather a case of rabid nutter talking total bollux

Not completely, we do live in a democracy and a majority did elect
Tony Blair. We support his policies and so we are responsible in some degree for his decisions. We are not as "innocent" as the media likes to make us. Is terrorism ever justified ? Well, why not ask Bomber command during WWII.

**shaunbhoy** · 2 September 2005, 12:51

Originally posted by Jabberwocky

a majority did elect
Tony Blair.

No they didn't you gormless feckwit. If you are going to chime in at least do a bit of research first before polluting the forum with your nonsensical gibberish! The reason Bliar got back in was due to our ridiculously antiquated first-past-the-post system, nothing to do with majorities.

**Jabberwocky** · 2 September 2005, 12:53

Actually he did win a majority of the votes Shamboy. I suggest you stick to your fruit and veg and leave the debating to your intellectual superiors.

**DimPrawn** · 2 September 2005, 12:56

Yes I believe this government was elected with the fewest percentage of votes ever.

Most people did not vote or voted for someone else and we end up with the least popular option. Great democracy.

If these nutters are so against our government, rather than kill ordinary people who probably hate Bliar and co as much as they do, why not have the balls to take the battle to Downing St and cut out the middleman?

**shaunbhoy** · 2 September 2005, 12:58

Originally posted by Jabberwocky

Actually he did win a majority of the votes Shamboy. I suggest you stick to your fruit and veg and leave the debating to your intellectual superiors.

Bliar's Party won 35.3% of the overall vote dimwit. You do understand percentages I assume, or are you American?

**wendigo100** · 2 September 2005, 13:03

Originally posted by Jabberwocky

Actually he did win a majority of the votes Shamboy. I suggest you stick to your fruit and veg and leave the debating to your intellectual superiors.

Actually he didn't. He got 37% of votes cast, which translates to 21.5% of everyone who could vote.

Few people would class either as a majority of the votes.

**Lucifer Box** · 2 September 2005, 13:07

Originally posted by wendigo100

which translates to 21.5% of everyone who could vote.

Which translates in New Lie speak to "a ringing endorsement for our radical programme of social change".

Completely Barking