Will the loony left rape your daughters?

[Flashman]

Well maybe, but it can't be anything like as silly as the Wail's current campaign against her. Bloody hell, what is the world coming to when I find myself standing up for Harriet Harman?

Obviously the right has its loony fringe too, and the Daily Wail is at the front of it.

Do you think if a leading member of the Conservative party had links to such groups the BBC/Guardian wouldn't mention it?

Imagine it was Nigel Farage even. Oh-My-God!

[Mich the Tester]

Do you think if a leading member of the Conservative party had links to such groups the BBC/Guardian wouldn't mention it?

Imagine it was Nigel Farage even. Oh-My-God!

Yes, they probably would. What's your point?

[Bunk]

Yes, they probably would. What's your point?

That smear campaigns work, and taking the moral high ground doesn't.

[vetran]

I thought you'd be voting for an angry ex-banker?

just making the point there isn't much to choose between the two parties if you look at their backgrounds.

[MicrosoftBob]

just making the point there isn't much to choose between the two parties if you look at their backgrounds.

The Bullingdon club vs paedo supporters ???

[Mich the Tester]

just making the point there isn't much to choose between the two parties if you look at their backgrounds.

Yep, maybe, but I'm sure that come election time there'll be a multitude of parties, people and views represented on the ballot paper. Your problem if you want to vote for a party that represents views that aren't part of some general consensus or people that don't come from some small group of professions is that you might be one of only a small number of people voting for them.

However, if you would like to see more diverse professional backgrounds in politics I'd agree with you. It's just difficult to see how, seeing as people with 'wealthy stockbroker' parents, or people who've studied politics or law, have often had the kind of education that makes them good public speakers and therefore they're highly 'marketable' or electable candidates for major parties.

[BrilloPad]

Daily Mail to continue battle against paedophiles by publishing photos of underage stars

[DodgyAgent]

Do you think if a leading member of the Conservative party had links to such groups the BBC/Guardian wouldn't mention it?

Imagine it was Nigel Farage even. Oh-My-God!

They did not hang around over Lord Mcalpine

[DodgyAgent]

The Bullingdon club vs paedo supporters ???

I presume that you have behaved just as members of the Bullingdon club behaved as students? What they have done is to perfectly normal for students. Their crime is that they were posh. I also presume that you have not behaved like a paedophile? So quite why you wish to equate the two groups you might like to explain.

[vetran]

I presume that you have behaved just as members of the Bullingdon club behaved as students? What they have done is to perfectly normal for students. Their crime is that they were posh. I also presume that you have not behaved like a paedophile? So quite why you wish to equate the two groups you might like to explain.

+1

the other point is also members of the Bullingdon are overwhelming posh because their parents are minted. Labour are constantly parading their 'working class credentials' (Parents who are Lawyers & Lecturers apparently are working class but parents who are self made businessmen are posh). If Cameron came from a sink estate and was a member of a youth club with associations with drug dealing before he became an MP would he have more credibility for Labour?

They chose to continue to work for an organisation that supported paedophiles in their very adult lives (not their teens).