General Election June 8th

[laserblue]

How does it mean you hate people?
I'll be voting Labour in the hope that they don't cut mental health.
I'll be voting labour in the hope they don't close more NHS hospitals and beds.
I'll be voting Labour in the hope they do tax corporations in line with the European avg.
I'll be voting Labour in the hope that they do give a tax break to those who need it most.
I'll be voting Labour in the hope that they do raise the minimum wage.
I'll be voting Labour in the hope the UK don't continue to bring instability to countries like Libya with the way we always involve ourselves with the States.

I'll be voting Labour because I care about people and others are entitled to vote as they wish.

But you'll be voting Labour mostly for the extra 4 Bank Holidays ;)

 

[blue cigar]

You didn't pick up what I was getting at. It's a criticism of some Labour voters, who these days feel that those who choose not to vote Labour must be horrible people who hate others and society as they cannot fathom that there are people who feel that helping others is best served via different methods that does not follow the Labour way.

For a football analogy it'd be like United fans saying that supporting City means you hate football because they don't play the United Way.

Well there is a clear choice in this election between may and corbyn. One constantly talks of helping the poor and most vulnerable in society, of protecting the nhs and public services. The other doesnt. People can vote for their own wallet or to protect the needy.

 

[blue cigar]

Didnt fancy answering his question about foodbanks and nurses did she? No wonder she visits empty factories and wont debate with other leaders.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Tim Farron living in a world of his own, believing he can really become a large opposition party.

May saying we need to ensure and address the problems and exiting the EU, but not said what they are exactly going to do, rather say we were nearly bankrupt in 2010, 7 years in charge and that old answer is unsubstainable now, swerving details as the clown has no plan just soundbites.
Won't acknowledge the poorest are in a worse position now and it's getting worser, no empathy or direct solution.

a tad unfair........... May is going into her position in some depth. I saw her say she offers strong and stable government against the opposing coalition of chaos - in fact she said it more than once ha ha ha ha - I agree - nothing to offer but sound bites

 

[bluethrunthru]

Didnt fancy answering his question about foodbanks and nurses did she? No wonder she visits empty factories and wont debate with other leaders.

Has nothing to offer on policy - all the election is about is her getting more Tory MP's on her side in Parliament than there are Brexit hardliners so she can deliver her own Remainers soft Brexit. The rest of us can just fuck off in her world - after we have voted for her MP of choice of course

 

[blue cigar]

Has nothing to offer on policy - all the election is about is her getting more Tory MP's on her side in Parliament than there are Brexit hardliners so she can deliver her own Remainers soft Brexit. The rest of us can just fuck off in her world - after we have voted for her MP of choice of course

She is saying absolutely nothing but will stil win a majority, as you say, no policy and the tories are destroying public services? People are easily fooled.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

The triple lock on pensions needs breaking, it is going to cripple any future government.

WTF??? Its not charity its not welfare ........its OUR FUCKIN MONEY.......Taken from the population (compulsory) by this and previous governments and then wisely invested in a pension fund , protected and ring fenced .......or maybe not which is why they are having to break the promises they made

 

[Metal Biker]

Well there is a clear choice in this election between may and corbyn. One constantly talks of helping the poor and most vulnerable in society, of protecting the nhs and public services. The other doesnt. People can vote for their own wallet or to protect the needy.

And others will see that 'helping the poor and needy' does not mean keeping them on benefits and handouts, reliant on the Government. Both sides want to help the disadvantaged in society, they just have different methods to attain it. Which one benefits people more comes from your own perspective, it doesn't mean that either means you hate the poor or are actively seeking to destroy them as some have claimed. I've voted Labour for years, but these policies of theirs just leave people dependent on others and that's no way to live. I say this as some who is on the minimum wage, in fact I don't think i've ever earned more than £11,000 a year in my life.

 

[bluethrunthru]

She is saying absolutely nothing but will stil win a majority, as you say, no policy and the tories are destroying public services? People are easily fooled.

Just remember to remind Tory voters of this post election when they moan about what she is doing you reap what you sow.

 

[bluethrunthru]

WTF??? Its not charity its not welfare ........its OUR FUCKIN MONEY.......Taken from the population (compulsory) by this and previous governments and then wisely invested in a pension fund , protected and ring fenced .......or maybe not which is why they are having to break the promises they made

Its not invested. It comes in one door from the working tax payer and straight out the other door to pensioners. Not commenting on whether thats right or wrong but the state pension has never been invested anywhere as far as I know.