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Has any one mentioned the garden tax yet.....
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Originally posted by elgrande
Has any one mentioned the garden tax yet..... You have. Any details? Or is it more blatant lies?
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Originally posted by susmik
The opposition will try ANYTHING Nick to get what they want. It is what I call poor politics. Lying and in doing so breaking election rules is poor politics.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
You have. Any details? Or is it more blatant lies? Here tis Nick: [Link]
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Originally posted by elgrande
Has any one mentioned the garden tax yet..... Moat tax? Double drive tax? I wouldn't put it past Corbyn to have to implement a garden tax or leave your rubbish on your lawn advice once the country is on its knees, or May to implement a tax for not having a garden, even after her JAMs steps of number 10 speech which is now worthless.
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Originally posted by serial thriller
But even with door knocking, each party has a complete record of every house's residents and voter histories. She will only have knocked safe tory houses, even then a few have challenged her and she's wilted. Look at this link. Even respected right wing journalists have been incredibly frustrated by her for not taking a broad range of questions. The aim of visiting areas is to engage with the people who might win you the constituency. If you can find me one example of her actually leaving a pre-planned space and meeting real people, i'll admit i'm wrong. For anyone interested in democracy, accountability or rigour, her performance in these past 6 weeks is a total f***ing farce. Actually I'm more interested in keeping a terrorist sympathiser, Communist, CND vice chairman out of No.10.
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Originally posted by susmik
Here tis Nick: [Link] Bulls***. Much like the mails headline today.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Actually I'm more interested in keeping a terrorist sympathiser, Communist, CND vice chairman out of No.10. No you're not because there's no one that fits that description running for number 10
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Originally posted by bashy2
I for one won't be voting in this election at all I will not be voting for a load of lying idiots for a start Theresa may said their would be getting rid of the human rights bill didn't Cameroon try to do that and fail there's no way we will be getting rid of the human rights bill but I know for a fact is when may gets into power there won't be any NHS in 2 years and no police force as they are going to cut another 700 million of the police budget in the next 5 years with this terrorism its definitely going to make the country less safe in the future so you want to vote for no NHS and no police force its up to you Ridiculous.
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Originally posted by bashy2
I for one won't be voting in this election at all I will not be voting for a load of lying idiots for a start Theresa may said their would be getting rid of the human rights bill didn't Cameroon try to do that and fail there's no way we will be getting rid of the human rights bill but I know for a fact is when may gets into power there won't be any NHS in 2 years and no police force as they are going to cut another 700 million of the police budget in the next 5 years with this terrorism its definitely going to make the country less safe in the future so you want to vote for no NHS and no police force its up to you Whilst I disagree with you on nearly all of that Bashy, we have one thing in common. For the first time ever (I'm 65) I shan't be voting. I was a regular Conservative voter and was something of a fan of Mrs. May, but cannot accept the crassness of calling a snap election, then alienating core voters and proving to be anything but 'strong and stable'. I fear for this country whatever the outcome.
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Originally posted by Bobtail
Whilst I disagree with you on nearly all of that Bashy, we have one thing in common. For the first time ever (I'm 65) I shan't be voting. I was a regular Conservative voter and was something of a fan of Mrs. May, but cannot accept the crassness of calling a snap election, then alienating core voters and proving to be anything but 'strong and stable'. I fear for this country whatever the outcome. So you would rather help someone like Corbyn into power? I'd swallow your grievances and vote Tory for everyone's sake.
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Originally posted by bashy2
I for one won't be voting in this election at all I will not be voting for a load of lying idiots for a start Theresa may said their would be getting rid of the human rights bill didn't Cameroon try to do that and fail there's no way we will be getting rid of the human rights bill but I know for a fact is when may gets into power there won't be any NHS in 2 years and no police force as they are going to cut another 700 million of the police budget in the next 5 years with this terrorism its definitely going to make the country less safe in the future so you want to vote for no NHS and no police force its up to you There will be, but one will be privatised and the other will be 'stealth'.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
So you would rather help someone like Corbyn into power? I'd swallow your grievances and vote Tory for everyone's sake. I understand what you're saying Hrolf, but it's unlikely to affect things in my constituency.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
So you would rather help someone like Corbyn into power? I'd swallow your grievances and vote Tory for everyone's sake. Because we've done eeeeeeffer so well under the Tories haven't we?
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Originally posted by .TUX.
Because we've done eeeeeeffer so well under the Tories haven't we? Change for the worse you mean. I don't think a man who is the vice chairman of CND and a terrorist sympathiser is an appropriate individual for Prime minister. His ideology is transparent however he tries to spin it.
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I can't see this happening [Tweet Link]
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Change for the worse you mean. I don't think a man who is the vice chairman of CND and a terrorist sympathiser is an appropriate individual for Prime minister. His ideology is transparent however he tries to spin it. Proof? Why on earth do you continually post that things will only be worse when the facts are that things under the Tories have ONLY GOT WORSE FOR ALL OF US? Einstein was right.
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Originally posted by Harry Beever
Can someone with a better grasp of economics as a layman tell me if Corbyn's manifesto has been properly costed and isn't economic suicide? May has unquestionably lost ground over this campaign. Corbyn has come across as convincing as he's shouting louder but in my experience that's often the case with the biggest bull s*** merchants. Inclined to believe that increasing corporation tax will lead to more businesses relocating and us catching up with the unemployment rates of Spain, Portugal and Greece but that's only because it's what I've been told. Genuinely looking for advice from the people more educated in these matters before heading to the ballot box tomorrow. Thanks
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