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Previously on "If you are voting Tory, have you read the Tory Manifesto?"
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostNot exactly accurate. Which Marxists do you think he is a puppet to?
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostWhat's the point, it's about as realistic as New Year resolutions?
Not voting for a party because you think their leader is a clown is entirely valid. If you think their leader is incompetent to enact their policies, dishonest and doesn't plan to enact the policies, etc, then the policies are fairly worthless.
Johnson is corrupt and a liar
Corbyn is well-meaning but hopelessly idealistic and totally ineffectual to boot.
Doesn't matter aboutt he others because the leaders won't be PM, focus on who your MP might be instead.
Added for balance.
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Originally posted by MasterBait View Posttbh what percentage of voters do read any manifesto of any party?
Originally posted by PCTNN View PostSadly, not many people do. And among the ones that do read it, people who actually understand it are even less.
Been talking to a friend of mine recently who said he's going to vote Lib Dems. When asked why he replied he's not gonna vote Labour because "Corbyn is a grumpy old men who wants to tax also the air we breathe and give all our taxes to the chavs who claim jsa" (quoting him word for word).
He's not going to vote Tory because "Bojo is a clown" (again, word for word).
When I asked him what Labour/Tory policies doesn't he agree with and what Lib Dem policies instead he agrees with...no answer. No knowledge whatsoever of what any parties are aiming to do. Not even the main points of the parties' manifestos. Nothing. Nada.
Ladies and gentlemen....the british electorate
Johnson is corrupt and a liar
Corbyn is well-meaning but hopelessly idealistic and totally ineffectual to boot.
Doesn't matter aboutt he others because the leaders won't be PM, focus on who your MP might be instead.
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Originally posted by PCTNN View PostSadly, not many people do. And among the ones that do read it, people who actually understand it are even less.
Been talking to a friend of mine recently who said he's going to vote Lib Dems. When asked why he replied he's not gonna vote Labour because "Corbyn is a grumpy old men who wants to tax also the air we breathe and give all our taxes to the chavs who claim jsa" (quoting him word for word).
He's not going to vote Tory because "Bojo is a clown" (again, word for word).
When I asked him what Labour/Tory policies doesn't he agree with and what Lib Dem policies instead he agrees with...no answer. No knowledge whatsoever of what any parties are aiming to do. Not even the main points of the parties' manifestos. Nothing. Nada.
Ladies and gentlemen....the british electorate
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As Cummings is thought of as a master of the dark arts, I presume you mena this:
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Originally posted by PCTNN View PostLadies and gentlemen....the British electorate.
Aaannnd, relax....
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Originally posted by PCTNN View PostLadies and gentlemen....the british electorate
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Originally posted by MasterBait View Posttbh what percentage of voters do read any manifesto of any party?
Been talking to a friend of mine recently who said he's going to vote Lib Dems. When asked why he replied he's not gonna vote Labour because "Corbyn is a grumpy old men who wants to tax also the air we breathe and give all our taxes to the chavs who claim jsa" (quoting him word for word).
He's not going to vote Tory because "Bojo is a clown" (again, word for word).
When I asked him what Labour/Tory policies doesn't he agree with and what Lib Dem policies instead he agrees with...no answer. No knowledge whatsoever of what any parties are aiming to do. Not even the main points of the parties' manifestos. Nothing. Nada.
Ladies and gentlemen....the british electorate
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tbh what percentage of voters do read any manifesto of any party?
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostIn plain English rather than Tory speak; removing a number of powers from MPs and Parliament and giving them to the PM.
i.e The PM will have presidential powers. All done in the name of democracy.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostIn plain English rather than Tory speak; removing a number of powers from MPs and Parliament and giving them to the PM.
I honestly wonder how you fookers survive in the wild.
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