General Election - 8th June.

boltonbonce wrote:We need our very own Bernie Sanders.

Not seeing much from Labour. Did anyone hear the shambles of an interview Dawn Butler gave on Radio 4

We have a Bernie Sanders he's called Corbyn. Probably the last two people on earth who think socialism works. 

he thinks the worlds ills can be cured by basically taking as much money from rich job creators as possible and giving it to feckless fuck wits who can't be fucked working or non natives. 

just today he's announced a MILLION MORE HOUSES!!!!

small print, it's a million more council and association houses. You know for people who have a drug problem or are out of work or asylum seekers, aka Labour voters. 

He also supports the IRA, Hamas and thought Castro was a social justice warrior. 

What an almighty tosser.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:We need our very own Bernie Sanders.

Not seeing much from Labour. Did anyone hear the shambles of an interview Dawn Butler gave on Radio 4

We have a Bernie Sanders he's called Corbyn. 

If only. Poor old JC doesn't quite hack it,personality wise.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:We have a Bernie Sanders he's called Corbyn. Probably the last two people on earth who think socialism works. 

he thinks the worlds ills can be cured by basically taking as much money from rich job creators as possible and giving it to feckless fuck wits who can't be fucked working or non natives. 

just today he's announced a MILLION MORE HOUSES!!!!

small print, it's a million more council and association houses. You know for people who have a drug problem or are out of work or asylum seekers, aka Labour voters. 

He also supports the IRA, Hamas and thought Castro was a social justice warrior. 

What an almighty tosser.

You seem angry. Has your Thai bride walked already?

Lets just say she didn't look like the picture Nat.

Game on.....

What happened to Penguin?

Is that Peter Frampton?

Actually, scratch that - It's Greg Lake, innit?

It's Tom Petty.

She needs a haircut...

For a start she called this election to increase her powers and a mandate for a hard Brexit. Knowing full well that the opposition on all fronts are at an all time low, so she should increase her majority.

I find this ironic seeing that Brexit came about by a party who put its own problems before that of the country, in other words Cameron thought he could stay in Europe and finally shut his whinging back benchers up. He was wrong and paid the price. In addition the Tories have also put the future of the UK in peril if Scotland leave they will be guilty of breaking up the UK. All for selfish party reasons.

The reason Corbyn went with May on the GL is down to the fact that he is so far behind in the polls that if he didn't improve then once again his own party would demand his resignation. This is his one chance to be PM (not holding my breath)

Being a lifelong Labour supporter i am for the first time frightened of the outcome, i believe that despite JC tripling the party membership we will struggle to remain the official opposition let alone form a government.

Sad really because on all issues this government fails, Health, social care, Doctors striking, Railways Striking, and the Economy they have made little in roads on the deficit despite 7 years of austerity, they even had to borrow more to reduce the deficit.

Osborne failed on every target he set, Hammond one budget one u turn they really are inept.

I welcome the election because it should bring an end to the JC era, however such is the make up of our once great party i fear that he will be replaced by another numpty. and that could keep Labour out of power for a very long time.

wessy wrote:Being a lifelong Labour supporter

Utter stupidity.

This is isn't a football team. You should be voting on policies, not on what colour the politician is wearing.

wessy wrote:Osborne failed on every target he set, Hammond one budget one u turn they really are inept.

If that were really true Labour would win by a landslide, even if Dougie Freedman was their leader.

The Tories aren't inept, May has done a good job of steadying the ship, and that's why millions of people will vote for her in June.

Of course, it could be that you, Breadman and Wanderlust are simply more intelligent than the rest of us. But I doubt it.

Natasha Whittam wrote:





Of course, it could be that you, Breadman and Wanderlust are simply more intelligent than the rest of us. 

Finally......

Well done.

Ha ha, I knew you'd reply within minutes.

That's cos you're so clever.

But not as clever as what I am.

Bread2.0 wrote:That's cos you're so clever.

But not as clever as what I am.

You may very well be clever. But I'm one hot dude.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

wessy wrote:Being a lifelong Labour supporter

Utter stupidity.

This is isn't a football team. You should be voting on policies, not on what colour the politician is wearing.

So you voted Labour when?  i guess you vote Tory every time probably just the same as your parents did hypocrite springs to mind.

it's not stupid its called having a strong social conscience.
I believe the floating voter to be someone easily led how the fuck can someone get be say 50+ and not hold a strong political belief so much so that they are still unsure on the day of the election. In other words they change with the wind.

I have beliefs and i stand by them, a Tory in my humble opinion is someone who considers His/Her own well being over others at any price. Sounds about right for you.

George Osborne’s claims to be prudent with the nation’s finances have been brutally undermined by the fact he has added more to Britain’s £1.2 trillion debt pile in his three years as Chancellor than Labour did in thirteen


Thought i would add fuel, this to show that its all about perception. Tories perceived to be strong on the economy whilst in truth they have a shocking track record.