Re: Voting intention? : Wed Dec 11, 2019 7:55 pm  

Labour because I care about the country and my child’s future and because I’m not a “love beer, love enger-lund, hate isis”uneducated gammon

Re: Voting intention? : Wed Dec 11, 2019 9:14 pm  

Steph Curry wrote:

Labour because I care about the country and my child’s future and because I’m not a “love beer, love enger-lund, hate isis”uneducated gammon

so you like isis?

as trolls go, you need more practice.

Re: Voting intention? : Thu Dec 12, 2019 5:18 pm  

There is no one worth voting for

I've been, but I had to make my own candidate up

I guess MP Non-of-the-above, won't make the cut.

oh well, on to the next round of cretinous garbage

Re: Voting intention? : Thu Dec 12, 2019 5:30 pm  

Steph Curry wrote:

Labour because I care about the country and my child’s future and because I’m not a “love beer, love enger-lund, hate isis”uneducated gammon

Conservative because I care about my children's future and I'm not a politically correct, terrorist loving commie who hates his own country.

Re: Voting intention? : Thu Dec 12, 2019 6:45 pm  

wotsupcas wrote:

Conservative because I care about my children's future and I'm not a politically correct, terrorist loving commie who hates his own country.

And a not insignificant reason I'm voting Labour for the first time is because all too often in the past couple of years those on the right ignore the issues to question the patriotism of those who are against them. it's lazy and intellectually pathetic but it's also dangerous,. People can hate the state of the country without hating the country and I can't justify doing anything other than do my best to see them out of power.

Re: Voting intention? : Thu Dec 12, 2019 7:10 pm  

The Ghost of '99 wrote:

And a not insignificant reason I'm voting Labour for the first time is because all too often in the past couple of years those on the right ignore the issues to question the patriotism of those who are against them. it's lazy and intellectually pathetic but it's also dangerous,. People can hate the state of the country without hating the country and I can't justify doing anything other than do my best to see them out of power.

It was a tongue in cheek response to a crass post. Do people on the left seriously think that they are the only ones who care about their children? I voted tory and brexit because of those very reasons. Whether I am right is a matter of opinion, but all you can do is what YOU think is the right thing.

Re: Voting intention? : Thu Dec 12, 2019 7:45 pm  

The Ghost of '99 wrote:

And a not insignificant reason I'm voting Labour for the first time is because all too often in the past couple of years those on the right ignore the issues to question the patriotism of those who are against them. it's lazy and intellectually pathetic but it's also dangerous,. People can hate the state of the country without hating the country and I can't justify doing anything other than do my best to see them out of power.

A not insignificant reason I will not vote left for the foreseeable future is because all too often over the past couple of decades those on the left ignore the issues to hurl abuse at those who question them.

People can question issues such as rapid mass immigration and enforced multiculturalism, and point out the resulting social & cultural frictions and not be racist or xenophobic.

It's lazy and it's intellectually pathetic. Probably why we see it in droves on here.