Would you vote conservative?

So im a 18-24 yo, making minimum wage (as a PhD student), went to an (average at best) state school. So I dont think I fit the traditional tory stereotype.

Why will I vote tory this election?
I personally believe we should have as much freedom as possible and the government should run the essentials and allow people to do what they want, Im also a big believer in the free market.

Labour has a track record of blowing through cash and creating a hole which then causes a need for austerity, Corbyns plan to borrow £250-400Bn over 10 years does just that creates a huge hole which will (when the bonds become due) be a nightmare (I also believe Labour will just keep re-issueing bonds to plaster over the problem until a breaking point which inevitably is just more austerity a decade or 2 from now).

Additionally I find Corbyn even more unelectable:
He can go out and have meals with the UAE, attend a memorial service and lay a wreath with Hamas, but alienates and protests against Trump coming for a state visit.
The whole Labour front bench is completely incompetent, and I think its reckless to allow Dianne Abbott anywhere near a ministerial position.

I also cant get over the hypocrisy, im not even against private schools or friends helping friends but Corbyn went to a school which cost £36K a year to attend, is a millionaire (who isnt taxing hoarded wealth, but attacking people whos assets are in the stock market and taxing people 45 & 50% rates who are far far less wealthy than himself and makes out their the problem...). Additionally his son is chief of staff to McDonnell (hes 27, how did he climb the ladder so fast?), he preaches equality of opportunity but his actions are very different.

Additionally, I heard he got 2 Es at A-level & he failed to complete his degree at West London uni (West London!!!) i dont think this in itself is that bad (and dont want to bash the uni) but I do wonder how bright he is, and if hes actually smart enough to manage a position of such importance.

How naïve you are... Nationalisation provides an attitude keep your head down and job for life. No incentive to improve. The NCB... the CEGB... British Rail... all went tits up because of this stupid attitude. Job for life and the govt will pay... as the miners discovered to their peril. No nationalised industry has ever been profitable... as the Russians discovered to their peril.

Don't we have a 'nationalised Army, Navy, Air Force ' aren't they very skilled, competent?

Some of the best schools in the country are ' nationalised '.

The NHS is nationalised. Doesn't stop their Surgeons, Nurses etc being among the best in the world.

They all have incentive to improve because of their professionalism.

Most people in this country do not have freedom when they have such insecure lives - it's only freedom for the exploiters.

Low paid jobs, zero hours contracts where you may have to pray you'll get more than a few hours a week but can't do other work because you have to be 'available.'

40 % of the population having no savings and / or massive personal debt. Scared to death of being caught in the debt trap ( Pay Day loan companies charging unto 3,000% interest).

Is it better for the people of this country for the Government to borrow at 0.76% ( the current rate, less than inflation) and use the money to provide social housing at cheaper rents, grants for students so they don't have enormous debts, cheaper bus and rail fares, Education maintenance `grants for 17-18 year olds, cheaper energy bills or is it better for individuals to borrow at 18. 20 22% + on their Credit cards or 3,00 0% to Loan Sharks? The money peoples will be recycled into our economy as they will be able to buy goods etc.

Enormous crippling rents / sofa surfing / the impossibility of ever buying your own place.

Vicious benefit rules if your lose your job / become ill.( A wait of 5 weeks for Universal Credit - if you're lucky!) people deemed fit for work by ill qualified assessors etc. and dying while waiting for help.

( You ned to check the facts. The Labour Governments have been more responsible and successful financially than Conservative Governments. Don't believe Tory propaganda.)

Jeremy Corbyn went to Castle House Preparatory School then at 11 into the State System to a Grammar School. ( Btw I don't think you can blame him aged 5 or his parents' choice of school! ) Subsequently reputedly he split from his wife because he wanted their son to go to the local comprehensive. Both he and Mc Donnell publish their tax returns each year. Sounds as though he stands by his principles to me.

The Labour front bench has eg Sir Keir Starmer KCB twice voted Barrister of the Year, Emily Thornberry ( human rights' barrister for 20 years), John Mc Donnell BSc, MSc GLC Chair of Finance, Chief Exec of Association of London Authorities etc, Barry Gardiner - Unis - St Andrews, Cambridge , Harvard, Senior partner Shipping insurance/ arbitration , Rebecca Long-Bailey Solicitor specialising in Commercial Law, NHS Contracts etc.
Diane Abbot was the first black MP , took 75% of the vote increasing her vote by 12.2%, went to Cambridge.

Somebody obviously thought they were all competent enough!

Most people in this country do not have freedom when they have such insecure lives - it's only freedom for the exploiters.

Low paid jobs, zero hours contracts where you may have to pray you'll get more than a few hours a week but can't do other work because you have to be 'available.'

40 % of the population having no savings and / or massive personal debt. Scared to death of being caught in the debt trap ( Pay Day loan companies charging unto 3,000% interest).

Is it better for the people of this country for the Government to borrow at 0.76% ( the current rate, less than inflation) and use the money to provide social housing at cheaper rents, grants for students so they don't have enormous debts, cheaper bus and rail fares, Education maintenance `grants for 17-18 year olds, cheaper energy bills or is it better for individuals to borrow at 18. 20 22% + on their Credit cards or 3,00 0% to Loan Sharks? The money peoples will be recycled into our economy as they will be able to buy goods etc.

Enormous crippling rents / sofa surfing / the impossibility of ever buying your own place.

Vicious benefit rules if your lose your job / become ill.( A wait of 5 weeks for Universal Credit - if you're lucky!) people deemed fit for work by ill qualified assessors etc. and dying while waiting for help.

( You ned to check the facts. The Labour Governments have been more responsible and successful financially than Conservative Governments. Don't believe Tory propaganda.)

Jeremy Corbyn went to Castle House Preparatory School then at 11 into the State System to a Grammar School. ( Btw I don't think you can blame him aged 5 or his parents' choice of school! ) Subsequently reputedly he split from his wife because he wanted their son to go to the local comprehensive. Both he and Mc Donnell publish their tax returns each year. Sounds as though he stands by his principles to me.

The Labour front bench has eg Sir Keir Starmer KCB twice voted Barrister of the Year, Emily Thornberry ( human rights' barrister for 20 years), John Mc Donnell BSc, MSc GLC Chair of Finance, Chief Exec of Association of London Authorities etc, Barry Gardiner - Unis - St Andrews, Cambridge , Harvard, Senior partner Shipping insurance/ arbitration , Rebecca Long-Bailey Solicitor specialising in Commercial Law, NHS Contracts etc.
Diane Abbot was the first black MP , took 75% of the vote increasing her vote by 12.2%, went to Cambridge.

Somebody obviously thought they were all competent enough!

because any other vote for the other main partys is a vote for a terrorist sympathiser and anti-semite.

Dianne Abbot cant count given her car crash ivs over the years but still got into Cambridge hmmm

So im a 18-24 yo, making minimum wage (as a PhD student), went to an (average at best) state school. So I dont think I fit the traditional tory stereotype.

Why will I vote tory this election?
I personally believe we should have as much freedom as possible and the government should run the essentials and allow people to do what they want, Im also a big believer in the free market.

Labour has a track record of blowing through cash and creating a hole which then causes a need for austerity, Corbyns plan to borrow £250-400Bn over 10 years does just that creates a huge hole which will (when the bonds become due) be a nightmare (I also believe Labour will just keep re-issueing bonds to plaster over the problem until a breaking point which inevitably is just more austerity a decade or 2 from now).

Additionally I find Corbyn even more unelectable:
He can go out and have meals with the UAE, attend a memorial service and lay a wreath with Hamas, but alienates and protests against Trump coming for a state visit.
The whole Labour front bench is completely incompetent, and I think its reckless to allow Dianne Abbott anywhere near a ministerial position.

I also cant get over the hypocrisy, im not even against private schools or friends helping friends but Corbyn went to a school which cost £36K a year to attend, is a millionaire (who isnt taxing hoarded wealth, but attacking people whos assets are in the stock market and taxing people 45 & 50% rates who are far far less wealthy than himself and makes out their the problem...). Additionally his son is chief of staff to McDonnell (hes 27, how did he climb the ladder so fast?), he preaches equality of opportunity but his actions are very different.

Additionally, I heard he got 2 Es at A-level & he failed to complete his degree at West London uni (West London!!!) i dont think this in itself is that bad (and dont want to bash the uni) but I do wonder how bright he is, and if hes actually smart enough to manage a position of such importance.

If that were the profile for every Tory supporter they wouldn't be in power would they?

Lots of 'normal' people vote Tory. If you tried to understand why rather than immediately profiling you might have more success in persuading people!

The terrorist sympathiser line has been a pretty moot argument ever since the Tories made a deal with the DUP...

Who specifically within the DUP are you alleging is a terrorist sympathiser or terrorist?
Or is it just a blanket insult to be directed at any and all DUP members, activists or voters.

My mother votes conservative because of the fact they are better at handling money than labour.

She would say that every time labour get in they create a mess which the conservatives have to clean up.

The terrorist sympathiser line has been a pretty moot argument ever since the Tories made a deal with the DUP...

Yes - simply because Labour has a leader who is pro-terrorist and anti-semitic he wont deal with the the threat Islamic extremism poses and is simply complicit with it.

He said on camera just weeks ago I dont agree with the shoot to kill policy to deal with terrorists wtf!

People are saying Corbyn is a “terrorist sympathiser” like the conservatives aren’t anti black, homophobic & rich biased 💭