who will you vote for, and why?
07 May 2010, 08:11 AM
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07 May 2010, 08:48 AM
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Basically inner city Birmingham is a sea of red surrounded by a hell of alot of blue. Despite all the major industry closing and dying, the feejits still vote Labour, but they don't need the industry now as Labour pays them ample benefits instead, they don't need the industry or the jobs.
The problem if one looks at these areas is the number of seats per square mile; Brum has 15 constituencies in one small area, which also happens to be a Lab stronghold, whereas much larger areas which possibly could have more people living and cover more suburbs, towns and villages are actually only in a single constituency covering a large area.
Same story in Liverpool and Manchester; loads of tiny little Labour constituencies surrounded by large Tory constiuencies, which even though they govern larger areas, actually have fewer seats
However, our stronghold has finally been undermined (both constituencies - I live on the boader); its been Labour for as long as I have known (20+ years).
07 May 2010, 09:13 AM
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Funny how the Welsh and Scottish are so hard core Labour with all the benefits they currently endure from the current Administration at Westminster. First thing Wales can give up are their free prescriptions which those in England are paying for them to have.
07 May 2010, 01:46 PM
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07 May 2010, 04:00 PM
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Exactly my thinking, all the benefit scrounging scum who won't work (as opposed to the genuine ones who can't) voting labour desperate for thier free life to continue under Brown.
Funny how the Welsh and Scottish are so hard core Labour with all the benefits they currently endure from the current Administration at Westminster. First thing Wales can give up are their free prescriptions which those in England are paying for them to have.
Funny how the Welsh and Scottish are so hard core Labour with all the benefits they currently endure from the current Administration at Westminster. First thing Wales can give up are their free prescriptions which those in England are paying for them to have.
I totally agree though, these votes aren't about well thought through decisions by people truly believing Labour will be the best party to lead the country, it's more about the decades old petty hatred they have drilled into them by their parents, or just because their dads tell them 'the Tories are stuck up ******, son, you never vote for them'.
07 May 2010, 04:08 PM
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Don't tar us all with the same brush!!
I totally agree though, these votes aren't about well thought through decisions by people truly believing Labour will be the best party to lead the country, it's more about the decades old petty hatred they have drilled into them by their parents, or just because their dads tell them 'the Tories are stuck up ******, son, you never vote for them'.
I totally agree though, these votes aren't about well thought through decisions by people truly believing Labour will be the best party to lead the country, it's more about the decades old petty hatred they have drilled into them by their parents, or just because their dads tell them 'the Tories are stuck up ******, son, you never vote for them'.
And yes I think you are spot on.What does get me though is how the Scottish mps get to vote on England only issues which has nothing to do with them but English mps don't have any say in decisions made in the Scottish Parliament. This really needs changing. I have no interest in voting on something that affects the Scottish or the Welsh and nor should I but the same should apply to the Scottish and Welsh mps not voting on issues that affect only the English.
08 May 2010, 08:50 AM
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the banking issue started in the US, the UK banks invest off the US banks
As for the Tories, either you are on a wind-up or you are as blinkered as they are and you must be if all you can go on about is the countrys debt
most people live beyond their means but they do nothing about it but if 'the countrys debt' gets a mention its the most important thing in the world
80s - p!ss poor schools, poor hospitals, mining, mass unemployment (on news every single night), poll tax, interest rate at 16%
As for the Tories, either you are on a wind-up or you are as blinkered as they are and you must be if all you can go on about is the countrys debt
most people live beyond their means but they do nothing about it but if 'the countrys debt' gets a mention its the most important thing in the world
80s - p!ss poor schools, poor hospitals, mining, mass unemployment (on news every single night), poll tax, interest rate at 16%
You have conveniently forgotten that the biggest problems during the 80's were caused by Labour's gross ineptitude in the first place.
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