Who do I hate? I've not personally attack any politician, including Corbyn, Trump, the French ones or May. I've not even attacked Obama, stating he has done a good job, but not THAT good.
[/quote]You're not exactly neutral about the EU (and it's not a defence to say you think they started it).
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I've been one of the most objective in a sea of remainers.
But like i've said, I've attacked nobody personally, except an heterosexual for pretedning to be homosexual which got me a band for being a raging homophobe.
Such is this places logic.
(20-05-2017 18:26 )snookered147 Wrote: [ -> ]Tim Farron is a very popular local MP who I gather has a pretty good reputation. A couple of family members of mine have him as their MP and he is apparently well liked and respected. It would be a little surprising to my mind if he lost his seat.
It was a Tory seat for 99 years though, IIRC, before he won it. A general upsurge in their support, as the news bleeding tells us every day, would suggest a rising tide to wash the repellent Farron away.
And if it stops me having to see his mug in my local paper on a regular basis, then hoo-bleeding-ray.
But yeah, it's probably not gonna happen.
ki know I said it in the ivory thread and Ill say it again if we vote Tories we're screwed if we vote Labour we're screwed
If we vote hung any coalition we get we're screwed
(20-05-2017 18:17 )Rammyrascal Wrote: [ -> ]Nope I represent the Rammyrascal party 
I've just read the Rammy Party manifesto and I think it's got some good ideas.
For instance the Peppermint Tax - 15% on mints or 10% if they have a hole in the middle.
The Zebra Crossing Charge also makes a lot of sense. A 24p charge every time you step on a black stripe or 1,000th of your fortnightly salary whichever is highest.
They do look suspiciously like Labour policies though.
should we have our own babe channel general election?
Tory policy on pensioners criticised by Labour.
Tories accuse Labour of "scare campaign".
That's the same Tories who've been peddling the "coalition of chaos" line for weeks, accusing their opponents of scare tactics. Like, you can't make it up, dude.
It's getting like Captain Hook claiming you're safer with him than with Winnie the Pooh.
The Tories seem to have shot themselves in the foot with their 'Social Care Plans'.
Their attack against the retired haven't gone down with their core supporters.
And the poles between the parties have closed.
(21-05-2017 08:35 )Charlemagne Wrote: [ -> ]The Tories seem to have shot themselves in the foot with their 'Social Care Plans'.
Their attack against the retired haven't gone down with their core supporters.
And the poles between the parties have closed.
Tories want the pensioners money and property, otherwise pensioners are just in their way
I think we should all just not vote at all tbh they are just as bad as naughty schoolchildren
