Chippy_boy
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Precisely. Commie Comrade Corbyn is still absolutely toxic to most of the population. (With good reason, I might add.)
"None of the above" would walk it at the next GE.
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"None of the above" would walk it at the next GE.
Chris in London
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Precisely. Commie Comrade Corbyn is still absolutely toxic to most of the population. (With good reason, I might add.)
"None of the above" would walk it at the next GE.
Chippy, in all conscience could you vote Tory in a snap election if their policy on Brexit was either May’s Deal or no deal?
Chippy_boy
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Unfortunately yes, because the alternative of letting McDonnell into No. 11 is just absolutely, completely, utterly unthinkable. Might as well have Pol Pot as PM.Chippy, in all conscience could you vote Tory in a snap election if their policy on Brexit was either May’s Deal or no deal?
He is simply unfit for any role in public office. Period. The idea of him setting the fiscal policies for the entire country? Makes your blood run cold.
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Ifwecouldjust.......
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Unfortunately yes, because the alternative of letting McDonnell into No. 11 is just absolutely, completely, utterly unthinkable. Might as well have Pol Pot as PM.
He is simply unfit for any role in public office. Period. The idea of him setting the fiscal policies for the entire country? Makes your blood run cold.
Just a quick reminder that the Tory manifesto contained no costings whatsoever whereas the Labour manifesto as fully costed....
lancs blue
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Vote for what you believe in, I can't be doing with this negative, tactical "keep Labour/Tories out" stuff. From your posts on here I can't see you having much in common with a future Brexiter-dominated Tory party.Unfortunately yes, because the alternative of letting McDonnell into No. 11 is just absolutely, completely, utterly unthinkable. Might as well have Pol Pot as PM.
He is simply unfit for any role in public office. Period. The idea of him setting the fiscal policies for the entire country? Makes your blood run cold.
bluethrunthru
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Vote for what you believe in, I can't be doing with this negative, tactical "keep Labour/Tories out" stuff. From your posts on here I can't see you having much in common with a future Brexiter-dominated Tory party.
He may not have anything in common with that wing after they split but I am sure he will be happy with the Tory Remain wing once Mogg's maschinations come to their inevitable end.
Neville Kneville
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Vote for what you believe in, I can't be doing with this negative, tactical "keep Labour/Tories out" stuff. From your posts on here I can't see you having much in common with a future Brexiter-dominated Tory party.
Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a viable option for keeping both the cunts out.
Chris in London
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Unfortunately yes, because the alternative of letting McDonnell into No. 11 is just absolutely, completely, utterly unthinkable. Might as well have Pol Pot as PM.
He is simply unfit for any role in public office. Period. The idea of him setting the fiscal policies for the entire country? Makes your blood run cold.
Completely agree, which is why I couldn't vote labour. There is another alternative to the Tories AND labour, however. I really think the days of 'either labour or tories' are over.
Chippy_boy
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Who? I'd love to think a moderate party consisting of disgruntled moderate, lefter-leaning Tories and disgruntled, moderate, right-leaning Labour MPs could be formed and could gain some popularity. But the LibDems who notionally occupy that space have been decimated in recent elections, and the new Chukka Umunna party has what, 11 MPs?Completely agree, which is why I couldn't vote labour. There is another alternative to the Tories AND labour, however. I really think the days of 'either labour or tories' are over.
My expectation is that the next GE will (a) have an absolutely abysmal turnout, but (b) it will be the same two dinosaur parties fighting it out, with pretty much pot luck as to who wins.
Chippy_boy
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Jeremy Corbyn is the opposite of what I believe in, personified. It would be hard to imagine a person with whom I have more diametrically opposed views, than him. And therefore voting for him is absolutely out of the question, under any circumstances.Vote for what you believe in, I can't be doing with this negative, tactical "keep Labour/Tories out" stuff. From your posts on here I can't see you having much in common with a future Brexiter-dominated Tory party.