General Election 2017

[Gambino]

It is wrong yea but is it done out of possible guilt and pressure because of their history for rigging their audiences?

[Da Luv Doc]

2 hours ago, dub said:

 

SMH

[time_bomb]

I was just remembering that thread we had in here about pedos, how they were abusing and murdering street kids, snuff movies and what not. Didn't May have some links to that? The whole thing has been swept under the carpet just like we knew it would.

[Heero Yuy]

2 hours ago, Mr. Martinez said:

This is such a misguided and naive view. 

Do you have access to private health?

Do your kids, siblings, cousins go to private school?

Does your nan have a cushty private pension?

so silly...

 

My belief is for a much smaller system of government than we have right now.  I don't believe the government should be involved in peoples lives nearly as much as they are. I don't care who wins because neither will bring about a system of government I like. Little by little I am trying to take myself away from the dependancy of the state, I do have private healthcare and I will try and provide my children with the best education in some way when the time comes.

[Mr. Martinez]

Sounds like you need to vote for David Cameron in 2015.

In all seriousness, your politics sound very close to those of the conservative party. 

I admire your ambition to become self sufficient but I don't agree with the idea of turning your back on this general election because you're striving to achieve those aims. If you care about your community, your family, your extended family, those who you care about who aren't in a position to afford private health care, school, retirement, etc, you should vote Labour, because of Corbyn.

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Started watching this and Peter Oborne makes a great point about Jezza. Lowkey said a similar thing...

'There's a collaboration between the mainstream media, the conservative party and a massive section of the labour party to distort anything intelligent Corbyn says'.

 

 

[ag.]

Most black people I know when you hear them tallk about politics theyre basically tories, ideologically, only thing that ties them to labour is its who they always voted for/usually at the bottom of economic ladder etc.

[Mr. Martinez]

It's not even a black people thing.

People from working class backgrounds who achieve a bit of social mobility often feel the same way. 

It's the sort of mentality that capitalism breeds. 

[Grafter]

11 minutes ago, Mr. Martinez said:

It's not even a black people thing.

People from working class backgrounds who achieve a bit of social mobility often feel the same way. 

It's the sort of mentality that capitalism breeds. 

100%

[Heero Yuy]

3 hours ago, Mr. Martinez said:

Sounds like you need to vote for David Cameron in 2015.

In all seriousness, your politics sound very close to those of the conservative party. 

I admire your ambition to become self sufficient but I don't agree with the idea of turning your back on this general election because you're striving to achieve those aims. If you care about your community, your family, your extended family, those who you care about who aren't in a position to afford private health care, school, retirement, etc, you should vote Labour, because of Corbyn.

I think i'm 60% labour and  40% conservative. Just because I don't care  wins doesn't mean that I won't vote, it's just the outcome doesn't really matter to me personally.i Think of what black people went through to get the vote, and how much of a spit in the face it is to them who fought to not vote. Don't you ever worry about labour creating a welfare state -which leaves a generation dependant on them? And also ensures those people stay voting labour for generations to come (surely that's an ideal outcome for labour, keeping people down and dependant on them?). This is just an observation btw, i remember president Lyndon Johnson saying something similar.

[dub]

 

[Thizz]

Just got back from seeing Frankie Boyle he's doing a politics based show on BBC on the night of the election. A lot of what he said he reckons will be cut but it was hilarious. Should be great watch. 

[QPR Dee]

May holding a bag of corn today for the police cuts.

utter shambles

[Heero Yuy]

There's no study that categorically proves or disproves that more police means less crime though. 

Not trying to defend the sith, just saying what it is.

[Seydou]

At this point nobody is thinking clear.

Corbyn going for that tactic

Don't let a good crisis go to waste

[Platinum50]

3 hours ago, Seydou said:

At this point nobody is thinking clear.

Corbyn going for that tactic

Don't let a good crisis go to waste

He would be stupid not to at this point. Roles reversed Tories would crucify him. He needs to let the inner daem take over for the next few days

[Heero Yuy]

lol @ fighting an election fair.

you can be whoever you want to be once you're in the door, until then by any means necessary. 

[QPR Dee]

TBH a political t shirt is not really suitable for a charity show when there's an election in a few days

[Thizz]

 

Wow

[Drift]

Pmsl what are buzzfeed doing there?

[Supermalt]

Fucking reptile 

How do these people sleep at night

[QPR Dee]

8 minutes ago, Drift said:

Pmsl what are buzzfeed doing there?

theyve somehow morphed into a news platform