The Labour Government

[Mr Kobayashi]

By me

Are you a prophet?

 

[crublue1]

Oh dear, you really are a thick Fucker

I'm intelligent enough not to call someone I don't know a thick fucker, just because they mentioned a frock on the Internet.

 

[frothy]

I'm intelligent enough not to call someone I don't know a thick fucker, just because they mentioned a frock on the Internet.

You really are thick

 

[frothy]

Are you a prophet?

No just a opinion

 

[mosssideblue]

No just a opinion

So, no idea really, just scaremongering. As I thought

 

[frothy]

And you are in a position of authority to know this is going to definitely happen?

No just a opinion, and going off past experience it will happen

And you are in a position of authority to know this is going to definitely happen?

 

[frothy]

No just a opinion, and going off past experience it will happen

 

[denislawsbackheel]

And you are in a position of authority to know this is going to definitely happen?

Course he is.
He reads the Telegraph and the Daily Heil.
They told him so.

 

[frothy]

You all think it's going to be a land of milk and honey, you are in for a fucking big shock, sort your pensions out because they will be out to get you, again

 

[law74]

Yeah I get that, but the most discerning and forensic viewpoints regarding criticism are left leaning. I'm a big fan of PR - I think that the grubby elements need to be voiced as they are part of society - but Labour explicitly tried to win as many seats as possible, regardless of scale of majority. And there was clear tactical voting in this election. As you say, the key part is getting to work

Which type of PR would you suggest?
PersonallyI would be totally against getting rid of our constituency basis for elections, though would be open to STV as a way forward.
The idea that we vote for a faceless bootlickerfills me with dread, or some committee of the great and the good of a party drawing up a list of members to fill however many seats their share of the vote allows them.