Why would anyone vote Labour?

It was the bankers fault though. If i loaned you money which you could not pay back is that the governments fault. The truth is the bankers earn a lot of money and are tory voters so they manufactured it on purpose

And your brainwashed by the media

Your from london though, if you lived in the midlands or north east for a year you will change your mind. Only London and the southerners are getting the benefit of this so called "recovery"

The government hate the Midlands and North East with the passion because they are dominantly labour areas compare our unemployment rates with london and the SE

I think hard work should be rewarded.

Oh and to top it off, Labour are planning to tax inheritance money, that's right, they're taking money from family members of people who have died...

It's a bit ridiculous that everyone's blaming Labour for the last economic crash when almost every single economically developed country went into recession too. The fact is the credit crunch was the fault of banker's across the world and nobody else. Blaming an administration is a ludicrous thing to do.

Firstly, Labour don't plan to introduce the inheritance tax, it's been about for centuries and is currently at 40%. Secondly, it doesn't tax the dead because the dead can't be taxed because they don't have any money because they're dead. It's a tax on the recipients income, and it makes much more sense to tax people on money they've been given than money they've earned. After all, a basic principle of taxation is taxing something discourages something. That's why we tax alcohol and cigarettes. So why on earth would we want to tax working hard over rich parents dying. If we want a meritocratic system with any semblance of social mobility we can't have the rich inheriting huge amounts from their parents - wealth should be distributed according to talent and hard work, not the pot luck of birth. Labour's proposal would raise an additional £2 billion, that could sort the NHS completely. It just makes sense - don't tax work, tax inequality and privilege.

Firstly, Labour don't plan to introduce the inheritance tax, it's been about for centuries and is currently at 40%. Secondly, it doesn't tax the dead because the dead can't be taxed because they don't have any money because they're dead. It's a tax on the recipients income, and it makes much more sense to tax people on money they've been given than money they've earned. After all, a basic principle of taxation is taxing something discourages something. That's why we tax alcohol and cigarettes.

I'll never vote UKIP. The amount of anti-disabled rhetoric that comes out their supporters mouths is unbelievable. The only thing I would do for UKIP is betray them and to think of that I already did that ha!

Labour all the way. Make the corporations pay their taxes!

How long have you been in a coma for?
"Inheritance" tax has existed since 1986, and they can be traced back all the way to 1796, so if you think they're only just introducing it you've clearly been away for over 200 years.

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Your from london though, if you lived in the midlands or north east for a year you will change your mind. Only London and the southerners are getting the benefit of this so called "recovery"