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Reply 40

username2348275

This poll closes tonight - it will be very interesting to see what the results are.

Reply 41

humanteaparty

A vote for decency or a vote for greed? I know who I would vote for.

Reply 42

richpanda

Original post by humanteaparty

A vote for decency or a vote for greed? I know who I would vote for.

yeah I'd vote conservative too

Reply 43

nulli tertius

Original post by TercioOfParma

not to mention I hate Corbyn as a human being.

But as a canteen of cutlery I quite admire him :tongue:

Reply 44

humanteaparty

Original post by richpanda

yeah I'd vote conservative too

Well this person values greed.

Reply 45

richpanda

Original post by humanteaparty

Well this person values greed.

not even going to try and argue with someone like you. You support a party that encourages mediocrity, religious extremists and socialism.

Reply 46

john2054

I agree Corbyn will be the biggest mistake Labour made since Ed, but i'm still going to vote for them i think. i actually think that Cameron has become more left wing in his old age, which suits me fine. But I still struggle to see myself voting blue?!?

Reply 47

That Bearded Man

Pretty worrying how close that is

Reply 48

humanteaparty

Original post by richpanda

not even going to try and argue with someone like you. You support a party that encourages mediocrity, religious extremists and socialism.

1. I don't encourage mediocrity, tories do with austerity. I want to invest money in the nhs and education.
2. Religious extremists? **** those guys I want to limit immigration
3. I'm not a socialist like corbyn but it's a disgrace that in this day and age the top 1% own more than the bottom 95% so the government should do more to bridge the cap between these 2 social groups.

Reply 49

Rakas21

Original post by That Bearded Man

Pretty worrying how close that is

Is it? We both know deep down that the UK neither aspires to be the US or Norway.

You stop taxing people, give them their own home and free healthcare and they'll vote for you.

Reply 50

TheNote

Original post by JamesN88

They sold their souls for a sniff of power and paid for it dearly.

if you honestly think this then you are deluded, they were the minor of the two parties and blocked so many bad policies. They did an extremely good job and to be honest tutition fee's are hardly an issue, and anyone who thinks they are an issue is a moron who doesn't understand how the fee's work, ie. you cannot be bankrupted by student loans.

con

Original post by humanteaparty

A vote for decency or a vote for greed? I know who I would vote for.

which one's which? :lol:

Reply 53

username2348275

Original post by That Bearded Man

Pretty worrying how close that is

Agreed.

Reply 54

Crb822

Definitely conservative its not like i would vote for the soon to be communist party

Reply 55

username2348275

Original post by Crb822

Definitely conservative its not like i would vote for the soon to be communist party

Really?

Reply 56

username1148663

Original post by Quamquam123

If you were forced to vote for either Labour or the Conservatives, who would you vote for?

Conservatives no doubt what so ever labour don't even know who they are anymore

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Reply 57

JamesN88

Original post by TheNote

Surprisingly(being a student) I'm aware of how student loan repayments work but the point remains. They spent years calling for free tuition fees and lost all credibility in the eyes of a lot of voters for going against it.

It doesn't present any barriers to undertaking study but up to 30 years of effectively being at tax disadvantage compared to the Scots and the £3000 per year cohort of students is still an issue.