How the hell...

[Fleetwood]

And you're 43? Well done, Aw.
The younger, the better... .
I have a fourteen year old daughter who looks 17, so can't really go much younger than 21 as the whole thing would feel incestuous.

PS You posted on the wrong thread. Je viens de m'en rendre compte.

 

[Andyw]

Yeah !!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Troll]

A docile electorate injured by years of dumbing down
National obsession with football, celebrity worship & reality TV programs rather than real issues.
Newspapers reporting opinion rather than News
A neutered national broadcasting service

 

[CaribbeanPirate]

I think we should keep a permanent record of those that have confessed and we suspect of supporting Labour.

The French had a word for it Collaborator. I think we should follow their lead when B’Liar’s NuLieBore regime finally falls. They knew what to do with their collaborators.

 

[Andyw]

good idea ! get everyone who has voted for labour, stand then by deep,freshly dug ditches, and machine gun them !

Or maybe that will be too quick for them, maybe they should suffer for years after the labour damage like we will have to !

 

[BoredBloke]

Never ever over estimate the ability of the British public to think for themselves. If the Sun supports a party then they will get in. Simple as that really. Because NL courted Murdoch in the same way Maggie did, so the Sun started to portray NL in a good light and the Tories in a bad one. The sheep then vote accordingly.

 

[Flubster]

Never ever over estimate the ability of the British public to think for themselves. If the Sun supports a party then they will get in. Simple as that really. Because NL courted Murdoch in the same way Maggie did, so the Sun started to portray NL in a good light and the Tories in a bad one. The sheep then vote accordingly.

I disagree. Sun readers during the 80's thought that the paper was a Labour supporter...because of the 'red top'. Sun didn't make the switch until it was obvious Labour were going to get in. The Daily Mail switched to supporting Labour after they got in (they have subsequently reverted to type).

Studies show (I remember doing this in my Government & Politics 'A' level) that newspapers have about a 1% affect of the UNDECIDED electorate. The vast majority of us never change who we vote for, a large proportion vote the same way as our parents, and another larger chunk go for personality. God help us...

 

[BrilloPad]

Studies show (I remember doing this in my Government & Politics 'A' level) that newspapers have about a 1% affect of the UNDECIDED electorate.

What does affect the undecided electorate?

 

[CaribbeanPirate]

I remember doing this in my Government & Politics 'A' level

FFS, who let all this riff-raff into the room.

 

[Cowboy Bob]

What does affect the undecided electorate?

Being told a load of bollox that they believe hook, line and sinker by the various spin doctors, which the parties never have any intention of implementing. Best spin doctors win the election every time.

People didn't vote for Tony Blair, they voted for Alastair Campbell. Just they didn't know it...