@BluePhil8 said:No idea what to do come next general election.
It's the first time I'm eligible to vote.
I've always fancied myself as quite liberal. Probably would have voted Labour.
Cameron is gutting the public sector and as is the Tory way, the poor stay poor whilst the rich get richer. However out of all the candidates he is the one I want to lead the country. He's educated, articulate, passionate in speeches (the one to the UN last week was excellent) and in general a strong leader.
Milliband just doesn't do it for me. I would be embarrassed to have him lead the United Kingdom. Sick of seeing him point scoring and taking childish digs at Cameron. I'd rather vote on the strengths of a party rather than the weaknesses of others and at the moment Labour aren't persuading me they have a plan.
If you actually took the time to read what I posted , you would see that nowhere doe's it say that I read The Sun.Rascal said:Andy Dale said:In my voting lifetime , I cant remember The Sun newspaper calling it wrong.
It seems to me that The Sun are backing Cameron.
The saying is "If you lose The Sun you lose the country".
Imagine Balls and Milliband let loose in The Treasury !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If your lifetime revolves around what the Sun thinks. Imagine letting them morans make your little brains mind up
I just feel sorry for you
@BluePhil8 said:No idea what to do come next general election.
It's the first time I'm eligible to vote.
I've always fancied myself as quite liberal. Probably would have voted Labour.
Cameron is gutting the public sector and as is the Tory way, the poor stay poor whilst the rich get richer. However out of all the candidates he is the one I want to lead the country. He's educated, articulate, passionate in speeches (the one to the UN last week was excellent) and in general a strong leader.
Milliband just doesn't do it for me. I would be embarrassed to have him lead the United Kingdom. Sick of seeing him point scoring and taking childish digs at Cameron. I'd rather vote on the strengths of a party rather than the weaknesses of others and at the moment Labour aren't persuading me they have a plan.
No it isn't. I work for a local government authority and we have had to cut over £60,000,000 in the last 3 years. So many redundancies and the work just gets piled on to other workers. The front facing services are the least hit so the public think everything is normal but the admin staff/behind the scenes people are being fucked in the arse like you wouldn't believeMustard Dave said:@BluePhil8 said:No idea what to do come next general election.
It's the first time I'm eligible to vote.
I've always fancied myself as quite liberal. Probably would have voted Labour.
Cameron is gutting the public sector and as is the Tory way, the poor stay poor whilst the rich get richer. However out of all the candidates he is the one I want to lead the country. He's educated, articulate, passionate in speeches (the one to the UN last week was excellent) and in general a strong leader.
Milliband just doesn't do it for me. I would be embarrassed to have him lead the United Kingdom. Sick of seeing him point scoring and taking childish digs at Cameron. I'd rather vote on the strengths of a party rather than the weaknesses of others and at the moment Labour aren't persuading me they have a plan.
By taking the lowest earners out of tax and creating more jobs? The bit about gutting the public sector is simply untrue.
Andy Dale said:If you actually took the time to read what I posted , you would see that nowhere doe's it say that I read The Sun.Rascal said:Andy Dale said:In my voting lifetime , I cant remember The Sun newspaper calling it wrong.
It seems to me that The Sun are backing Cameron.
The saying is "If you lose The Sun you lose the country".
Imagine Balls and Milliband let loose in The Treasury !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If your lifetime revolves around what the Sun thinks. Imagine letting them morans make your little brains mind up
I just feel sorry for you
I think what I want to think and I couldn't give a rats knackers what blinkered left wing scroungers like you think.
You should take off your red spectacles , stop singing The Red flag and get a life of your own instead of letting idiots that brag about education , education ,education rule your narrow thoughts , when you can't even spell morons correctly.
Now stop stalking like a window licker and go and sit in the corner practicing tying your shoe laces.
Don't feel sorry for me . . . I pity you.
Like I say my political views aren't really fully formed as I've never had to vote before. When I say liberal I agreed that all EU residents should have freedom of movement etc. But then I don't agree with demilitarisation or further integration with the EU. I think Tory policy is alright on that respect. They seem to want to influence the EU but retain our own identity.hilts said:@BluePhil8 said:No idea what to do come next general election.
It's the first time I'm eligible to vote.
I've always fancied myself as quite liberal. Probably would have voted Labour.
Cameron is gutting the public sector and as is the Tory way, the poor stay poor whilst the rich get richer. However out of all the candidates he is the one I want to lead the country. He's educated, articulate, passionate in speeches (the one to the UN last week was excellent) and in general a strong leader.
Milliband just doesn't do it for me. I would be embarrassed to have him lead the United Kingdom. Sick of seeing him point scoring and taking childish digs at Cameron. I'd rather vote on the strengths of a party rather than the weaknesses of others and at the moment Labour aren't persuading me they have a plan.
What do you mean by liberal?
@BluePhil8 said:No it isn't. I work for a local government authority and we have had to cut over £60,000,000 in the last 3 years. So many redundancies and the work just gets piled on to other workers. The front facing services are the least hit so the public think everything is normal but the admin staff/behind the scenes people are being fucked in the arse like you wouldn't believeMustard Dave said:@BluePhil8 said:No idea what to do come next general election.
It's the first time I'm eligible to vote.
I've always fancied myself as quite liberal. Probably would have voted Labour.
Cameron is gutting the public sector and as is the Tory way, the poor stay poor whilst the rich get richer. However out of all the candidates he is the one I want to lead the country. He's educated, articulate, passionate in speeches (the one to the UN last week was excellent) and in general a strong leader.
Milliband just doesn't do it for me. I would be embarrassed to have him lead the United Kingdom. Sick of seeing him point scoring and taking childish digs at Cameron. I'd rather vote on the strengths of a party rather than the weaknesses of others and at the moment Labour aren't persuading me they have a plan.
By taking the lowest earners out of tax and creating more jobs? The bit about gutting the public sector is simply untrue.
It's my pleasure. . . . .We are all blues no matter what our political views and if I ever meet you I will shake your hand.Rascal said:Andy Dale said:If you actually took the time to read what I posted , you would see that nowhere doe's it say that I read The Sun.Rascal said:If your lifetime revolves around what the Sun thinks. Imagine letting them morans make your little brains mind up
I just feel sorry for you
I think what I want to think and I couldn't give a rats knackers what blinkered left wing scroungers like you think.
You should take off your red spectacles , stop singing The Red flag and get a life of your own instead of letting idiots that brag about education , education ,education rule your narrow thoughts , when you can't even spell morons correctly.
Now stop stalking like a window licker and go and sit in the corner practicing tying your shoe laces.
Don't feel sorry for me . . . I pity you.
If i could ever favorite a post it would be this one
Thanks its bordering on genius