west didsblue
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First and foremost I will support a party that wants the best for this country and is not institutionally corrupt. That rules out the Tories even before politics come into it.
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ganganvince
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Good luck with that oneFirst and foremost I will support a party that wants the best for this country and is not institutionally corrupt. That rules out the Tories even before politics come into it.
Nobody does corruption like Tories. Absolutely nobody.Good luck with that one
For every Tory on here, I only wish they were Rags and would piss off to the Sad Caf.I always thought there were only a couple of Tories on here, but it turns out there are quite a few.
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No, it’s good to have them just to remind us just how cunty they are.For every Tory on here, I only wish they were Rags and would piss off to the Sad Caf.
The couple of most prominent ones endlessly defend every shithouse action performed by this current abhorrent government without shame.
Fair fucks to them for being indoctrinated to the extent they are. It’s impressive.
In a sad way, it's probably impressive but I shudder at the idea that they are cheering on the team I love.No, it’s good to have them just to remind us just how cunty they are.
The couple of most prominent ones endlessly defend every shithouse action performed by this current abhorrent government without shame.
Fair fucks to them for being indoctrinated to the extent they are. It’s impressive.
It's amazing how much everything has changed in 10 years. I regard myself as a centrist too, I voted for Cameron and May but I didn't vote for Boris where I voted Lib Dem. Indeed Starmer will get my vote, not so much on policy but rather because the Tories need to be given a huge kicking. I always thought that Sunak would be a reformer but even with a huge majority he seems powerless and totally out of touch.It’s not really a case of justifying myself. More of taking the opportunity to point out that the current Conservative Party are nothing like the party of 10 years ago. I’ve never made a secret of the fact I’m pretty much a centrist in most of my political views and Blair/Starmer are probably closest to my personal outlook. The fact that makes me a piss taking target for those both on the left and the right suggests I’m probably not mistaken as to where I sit on the political spectrum.
At the moment we desperately need someone like Blair albeit without the wars. Starmer has understood that sentiment and that's why he'll win, it's why he has purged the more extreme left. Labour are now the only palatable party for the working and middle classes which is basically everyone.
The only risky demographic for Starmer will be the working class right however this shouldn't matter because unlike in 2019 all of those people seem to be abandoning the Tories and will vote for Reform who won't win any seats. I really do think that Labour will win a massive majority.
hilts
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To some extent, I agree, however, if you vote for a clown, don’t return later and moan that we ended up with a circus.
Exactly but unfortunately the whole fucking place is Billy Smarts.
Alan Harper's Tash
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This particular election will be won and lost on corruption.Exactly but unfortunately the whole fucking place is Billy Smarts.
If Labour do get a huge majority, they need to make some radical changes whilst they can. Whether they will, time will tell.
metalblue
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In a sad way, it's probably impressive but I shudder at the idea that they are cheering on the team I love.
Not as much as I shudder at such blatant intolerance.