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we'll agree to disagree

ive never said its all bang on the money, all parties claim allsorts and it all costs money which ultimately us as taxpayers have to pay for it the scrapping of the interest the bank of england pay on qe reserves is interesting but my point is its not a one policy party that was disingenuous

are they one policy parties though? that my point

like i say you maybe right but you can argue to same for the lib dems and the greens

i read the "contract" and there is a lot more than just immigration in there, how valid or relevant is up for debate but to say they're just a one policy party is disingenuous again it may peter out but we'll see

i agree it ain't going to change anytime soon but everytime the flaws in it shows its face the injustice of it will be shown on "faragism" its up to the individual to decide if they really are being screwed and to what extent

tbf getting more % vote than the libs and getting 67 less seats its a fair shout

its they're main ticket there no doubting that and its an issue that needs addressing but your sensationalist soundbite stops any reasonable debate as far as i'm aware they haven't said they would stop immigration but control it better(i haven't voted for them by the way)

in reality a one policy party that lived and died on the referendum reform are trying to be new centre right voice whether you agree or not, and you might be right it might be their limit but time will tell

think you have the wrong end of the stick mate, i wasn't specifically saying fptp is wrong its the system we have and have to work with my point was a groundswell of people have voted a particular way(fair play to the libs their strategy has paid off) and shouldn't be ignored/dismissed and again...

thats a different issue and one that should be investigated if true but the fact that they got 14% share of the vote to labours 33% should not be ignored/dismissed as i've said the rationale is to be debated but certainly not ignored

4 million dead people voted yesterday did they? whether you agree with them or not you obviously don't they are entitled to vote, this is what is called democracy their rationale is open to debate of course some will have racist reasons some won't

no excuses he's **** and a anti semite, unforgivable

just like anyone who voted for the anti-semite corbyn

not the hackney north and stoke newington mp though

all the anti-semites gone from labour now?

the equalizer - denzel washington could of easily been a jason statham film quite enjoyed it if very predictable

2 films into the nolan batman trilogy good films so far finding bale a bit wooden tbh not sure if its intentional heath ledger is superb in playing the unhinged joker on a par with joaquin phoenix's version looking forward to the 3rd instalment

the honeythief - hipsway