So which idiots voted Labour?

I voted labour because I hate conservative MP's and voters and it irritates them and makes them create threads like this.

I hope so much that this coalition goes through and Labour are still in power....watching all the inbred toffs crying will be hilarious.

I voted labour because I hate conservative MP's and voters and it irritates them and makes them create threads like this.

I hope so much that this coalition goes through and Labour are still in power....watching all the inbred toffs crying will be hilarious.

The only difference is labour is full of inbreds and tories full of rich inbreads, to be fare!!!!!!!

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You are mistaking your opinion for fact. Cameron's First Class degree is in Economics joint with Politics and Philosophy, Brown and Darling have no paper credentials in economics at all - aside from possibly having Markets For Dummies on their shelf. You are merely assuming that Osborne and Cameron know less than Darling and Brown, where there is no tangible evidence for such a conclusion. I would ask you to justify it.

Plus I think he's right about investing money to strengthen the economy rather than cutting massively right away.

But mainly my hate for tories!

I'm fully aware of Cameron's degree. Brown and Darling don't need paper credentials; people seem to think that because we were in a recession, it's exclusively Labour's fault. It's myopic to believe that the Tories could have done any better as the rest of the world was struggling through the economic downturn. Admittedly, Brown did make some mistakes but I firmly believe that his ability with the economy is far greater than Cameron and the Tories.

The idea of pulling £6billion out of the economy, firstly, is extremely risky and potentially derisory to the state of the countries economy. It's an unnecessary step, or intimated step, that's been purported by the Tories in order to bring about 'change'. It is not a realistic measure and would harm our recovery.

Secondly, they were wrong about Northern Rock, as Ken admittedly two weeks ago.

The most damning, in my eyes, indictment of the Conservatives economic abilities comes through Labour's weaknesses. As I've mentioned, Labour do have weaknesses in the economy that we all know of. But, is it not poor that the Tories have not been able to exploit said weaknesses and capitalise on them? Surely if they wanted to make political gains and show the nation that they had the nous to succeed economically, and that they were better suited to handle to the economy, they could have done a better job of proving it?

I did.

I am grateful for the Minimum Wage, Child Tax Credit, the workfare systems implemented in the mid-2000's and the fantastic reforms and advancements made to the NHS in the last decade, and I feel that considering we had one of the worst economic crises this century, the fact that our government managed to pull us out within two years was fantastic, especially Brown's role in the 2009 G-20 summit in London. The last 13 years of my life have been very pleasant, and I did not personally feel like the country was desperately needing change.

Change from what?
Deceitful MP's? - The conservatives fiddled with their expenses too.
The Iraq War? - David Cameron has expressed his support for the operations in Iraq.
Benefits scroungers out of control? - The New Deal and 2009 welfare reform Act formed the seeds of a work-based welfare system, and implemented the first penalties for not attending work-related activity. In fact Conservative and Labour Welfare policy is so damn similar that the conservatives accused Labour of stealing their initiatives in the 2008 DwP Green Report!
Broken britain? - What utter idiocy is that phrase? Britain is not broken. Crime is at an all time low and living standards are at an all time high, what, naughty kids? thats a recent phenomenon is it? Political correctness? thats not a global social phenomenon that would have applied whoever was in parliament?

Oh I don't bloody know. Maybe I am an idiot. I'm well aware that whoever gets in power, not a lot will change, both parties are so bloody homogenous nowadays.

Plus I think he's right about investing money to strengthen the economy rather than cutting massively right away.

But mainly my hate for tories!

Hang on a second, you support UKIP, a one horse party with the most ******* of leaders and you are calling labour voters idiots? Work it out.

I didnt vote labour but I wish I had.

UKIP aren't the ones that have ****** up the economy and so many other things in this country over the past 13 years.

Voting them back in is highly illogiocal.

I can't believe people voted just because they don't like cameron. How childish.