Reply to: Game over for Labour

[Batcher]

Unfortunately some people don't understand how coalitions work and what one is.

Also it was Labour and the Tories plus a majority of the stupid electorate that stopped us having a PR system for Westminster.

So when I hear UKIP and SNP supporters moaning about the Westminster voting system they need to look in the mirror as they are to blame for its continuation. People were gullible enough to think the Lib Dims would win by having that system implemented, yet in other PR elections all the minor parties are winners except the Lib Dems.

We in Scotland do know about coalition government as we've had a few up here since the parliament was established again. The Tories are the major party and the Lib Dems dropped their main manifesto promise to get a sniff of power. You surely can't be saying the Lib Dems are controlling the Tories, can you?

Why are SNP and UKIP supporters to blame for FPTP when we would be better off under PR? We would change to PR if we could. Your statement doesn't make sense.

[Batcher]

It's not a tory government, if you don't know or understand that you really should be leaving the politics threads to the grown ups.

Oh dear, that's a very minor point to pick up on to deflect from the main point. Yes, it's a coalition but the vast majority are Tories so voting Labour in Scotland didn't prevent it and voting SNP won't help the Tories this time.

[Batcher]

There should have been some clause that if 90% of Scottish MPs end up SNP, independence is automatically granted.

There is talk in some quarters that we will be in the position to call UDI if the voting turns out the same as the polls.

[d000hg]

There should have been some clause that if 90% of Scottish MPs end up SNP, independence is automatically granted.

[minestrone]

Funny only the unionists think that.

He's just run an annual fundraiser to keep it going and received over £91k in two days.

He keeps the unionist MSM under the microscope and reports on their bias. Here he shows where the Daily Record reported on crisis in NHS Scotland with pictures of a guy with a bed in the shower. Turns out the picture and story were about a hospital in West Yorkshire, the detail was buried away down the story in one line Wings Over Scotland | 2450 pixels of lies

And also the story of the "Vow Delivered" which was clearly a lie. IPSO found the Record guilty and they were forced to print a retraction although they buried it and also kept the lie online.

Wings Over Scotland | A lie half-deleted remains a lie

He calls him self Reverend but he has no dealings with the church, that is probably a sign he has had some kind of Icke type break down at some point. When he was asked about the strange behaviour he said it was something to do with Wikipedia, yet Wikipedia had not be started until after the revered appeared in his name.

HIs comments about Hillsborough and 9/11 are just bonkers, generally anything he talks about has a really sinister edge.

He is definitely border line personality, very probably sociopathic. He also talks a lot of tulip.

[SueEllen]

It's not a tory government, if you don't know or understand that you really should be leaving the politics threads to the grown ups.

Unfortunately some people don't understand how coalitions work and what one is.

Also it was Labour and the Tories plus a majority of the stupid electorate that stopped us having a PR system for Westminster.

So when I hear UKIP and SNP supporters moaning about the Westminster voting system they need to look in the mirror as they are to blame for its continuation. People were gullible enough to think the Lib Dims would win by having that system implemented, yet in other PR elections all the minor parties are winners except the Lib Dems.

[minestrone]

It's on the Wings over Scotland site link

So, recently Scotland voted for Labour in 50ish seats each time in 1970, 1974, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1992 & 2010 and yet we had Tory governments. I know you're thick so here's a nice graph that might help. If not, just look at the pretty colours...

It's not a tory government, if you don't know or understand that you really should be leaving the politics threads to the grown ups.

[Batcher]

The guy that writes that is certifiable, seriously.

Funny only the unionists think that.

He's just run an annual fundraiser to keep it going and received over £91k in two days.

He keeps the unionist MSM under the microscope and reports on their bias. Here he shows where the Daily Record reported on crisis in NHS Scotland with pictures of a guy with a bed in the shower. Turns out the picture and story were about a hospital in West Yorkshire, the detail was buried away down the story in one line Wings Over Scotland | 2450 pixels of lies

And also the story of the "Vow Delivered" which was clearly a lie. IPSO found the Record guilty and they were forced to print a retraction although they buried it and also kept the lie online.

Wings Over Scotland | A lie half-deleted remains a lie

[Batcher]

When?

It's on the Wings over Scotland site link

So, recently Scotland voted for Labour in 50ish seats each time in 1970, 1974, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1992 & 2010 and yet we had Tory governments. I know you're thick so here's a nice graph that might help. If not, just look at the pretty colours...

[TestMangler]

I see your usual level of discourse is not improved this evening, I'll leave you to your meths and porridge.

A Tory that is about to vote Labour. Think you're the one on the meths.

[minestrone]

No. Your post. You are certifiable, seriously.

The IRA Supporting Unionist thinks I have a problem with comprehension

I see your usual level of discourse is not improved this evening, I'll leave you to your meths and porridge.

[TestMangler]

eh, writes the site?

You having another comprehension breakdown again?

No. Your post. You are certifiable, seriously.

The IRA Supporting Unionist thinks I have a problem with comprehension

[minestrone]

FTFY

eh, writes the site?

You having another comprehension breakdown again?

[TestMangler]

The guy who wrote this is certifiable, seriously.

FTFY

[minestrone]

And the Guardian

SNP set for 56 of 59 Scottish seats in general election, poll suggests | Politics | The Guardian - Linkis.com

Jim Murphy hoping the line that a vote for SNP will let in Cameron by the back door will resonate with voters isn't working. It's been shown that voting for Labour in 50ish seats in Scotland multiple times in the past has still resulted in a Tory government.

When?