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I am wanting to know what the common stereotypes which surround the following parties are for some school work:
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- Labour
- Liberal Democrats
- Green
- UKIP
- Conservatives
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On a pure stereotype level, I'd say:
Labour: Typically working class. More likely to live in the north.
Liberal Democrats: Probably the least stereotyped. Hard to predict since they've lost so much of their vote.
Green: Care about the environment. Quite left-wing. Disillusioned with the establishment. Quite popular among students.
UKIP: A little bit racist. Wants to clamp down on immigration, and dislike the EU.
Conservatives: Typically middle or upper class. Quite posh. More likely to reside in the South East of England.
Not that I'm endorsing these, but this is often what the stereotypes say about each party.
Labour: Typically working class. More likely to live in the north.
Liberal Democrats: Probably the least stereotyped. Hard to predict since they've lost so much of their vote.
Green: Care about the environment. Quite left-wing. Disillusioned with the establishment. Quite popular among students.
UKIP: A little bit racist. Wants to clamp down on immigration, and dislike the EU.
Conservatives: Typically middle or upper class. Quite posh. More likely to reside in the South East of England.
Not that I'm endorsing these, but this is often what the stereotypes say about each party.
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UKIP: Pretty much sums up everyones stereotype of UKIP voters (the stereotype rings true round here though)
http://youtu.be/768h3Tz4Qik
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(Original post by JustAPerson)
I am wanting to know what the common stereotypes which surround the following parties are for some school work:
Thank you
I am wanting to know what the common stereotypes which surround the following parties are for some school work:
- Labour
- Liberal Democrats
- Green
- UKIP
- Conservatives
Thank you
conservative - intelligent, rich, educated, sophisticated
liberal democrats - impossible to stereotype
green - lazy stoners who want to abolish money
UKIP - the poor man's conservative party
this was a good read
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...icalStereotype
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I didn't write these. but they were so good I had to copy them
" Plaid Cymru: Have a stupid name, obsessed with the necromancy of a long-forgotten and incomprehensible language, physically incapable of doing anything constructive in power. Basically think of all the stereotypes of a Welshman and imagine a whole horde of them. Charming, eh?
Respect: A hodge-podge alliance of aging, unwashed liberals ready to scream "Military-Industrial Complex" if they so much as see a soldier walking to the newsagents, and bearded Muslim Fundamentalists hell-bent on imposing Shariah law in London.
Sinn Fein: Terrorists who have accidently become politicians. Never show up for work, not that they would get let in if they did. "
"SNP (Scottish National Party): Bunch of whiny Scots with colossal egos who watched Braveheart and decided that it should be brought into the 21st century. Basically Labour but more mawkishly nationalistic and more hostile to criticism. Leeches money off English people while claiming they don't need it. Too obsessed with trying to get independence for Scotland to concentrate on actually running Scotland."
green - want the NHS to give more priority to crystal healing than heart transplants, are inherently suspicious of anything that could conceivably benefit humanity.
" Plaid Cymru: Have a stupid name, obsessed with the necromancy of a long-forgotten and incomprehensible language, physically incapable of doing anything constructive in power. Basically think of all the stereotypes of a Welshman and imagine a whole horde of them. Charming, eh?
Respect: A hodge-podge alliance of aging, unwashed liberals ready to scream "Military-Industrial Complex" if they so much as see a soldier walking to the newsagents, and bearded Muslim Fundamentalists hell-bent on imposing Shariah law in London.
Sinn Fein: Terrorists who have accidently become politicians. Never show up for work, not that they would get let in if they did. "
"SNP (Scottish National Party): Bunch of whiny Scots with colossal egos who watched Braveheart and decided that it should be brought into the 21st century. Basically Labour but more mawkishly nationalistic and more hostile to criticism. Leeches money off English people while claiming they don't need it. Too obsessed with trying to get independence for Scotland to concentrate on actually running Scotland."
green - want the NHS to give more priority to crystal healing than heart transplants, are inherently suspicious of anything that could conceivably benefit humanity.
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Labour - Poor people in Northern council houses on ex-mining estates who live off Greggs pasties, pop out babies every second and burn effigies of Thatcher everyday.
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Conservatives - Rich, middle class and upper middle class people/business owners/bankers from London, the Homecounties and also small rural areas who only care for making themselves richer.
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Liberal Democrats - Liberal douchebags who lost all their supporters (wait thats no stereotype... thats true)
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Green Party - Middle class vegetarian and vegan hippies from down south who haven't grown up (live like students) and live on sofas and just wanna get stoned and play folk
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UKIP - pissed off and even more racist Tories who hate those foreigners (sorry Nigel Farage's annoying Cheshire Cat grin sums up UKIP better than any other image)
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Conservatives - Rich, middle class and upper middle class people/business owners/bankers from London, the Homecounties and also small rural areas who only care for making themselves richer.
Liberal Democrats - Liberal douchebags who lost all their supporters (wait thats no stereotype... thats true)
Green Party - Middle class vegetarian and vegan hippies from down south who haven't grown up (live like students) and live on sofas and just wanna get stoned and play folk
UKIP - pissed off and even more racist Tories who hate those foreigners (sorry Nigel Farage's annoying Cheshire Cat grin sums up UKIP better than any other image)
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(Original post by JustAPerson)
I am wanting to know what the common stereotypes which surround the following parties are for some school work:
Thank you
I am wanting to know what the common stereotypes which surround the following parties are for some school work:
- Labour
- Liberal Democrats
- Green
- UKIP
- Conservatives
Thank you
Liberal Democrats - who cares?
Green - peace camp hippies
UKIP - elderly racists
Conservatives - greedy bankers
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feminists - want every firefighter, police officer, politician, footballer, doctor, soldier to be a woman
anti-racists - want every firefighter, police officer, politician, footballer, doctor, soldier to be an ethnic minority
racists - want every firefighter, police officer, politician, footballer, doctor, soldier to be white
anti-racists - want every firefighter, police officer, politician, footballer, doctor, soldier to be an ethnic minority
racists - want every firefighter, police officer, politician, footballer, doctor, soldier to be white
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(Original post by democracyforum)
labour - poor, jealous, thick people
conservative - intelligent, rich, educated, sophisticated
liberal democrats - impossible to stereotype
green - lazy stoners who want to abolish money
UKIP - the poor man's conservative party
this was a good read
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...icalStereotype
labour - poor, jealous, thick people
conservative - intelligent, rich, educated, sophisticated
liberal democrats - impossible to stereotype
green - lazy stoners who want to abolish money
UKIP - the poor man's conservative party
this was a good read
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...icalStereotype
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Poor, jealous thick? Since when did trying to help the less earning make you poor? Since when did helping rich people make you intelligent?
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Poor, jealous thick? Since when did trying to help the less earning make you poor? Since when did helping rich people make you intelligent?
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Poor, jealous thick? Since when did trying to help the less earning make you poor? Since when did helping rich people make you intelligent?
As long as you want it and work for it hard enough, there is not a thing you cannot achieve. Mobile
Poor, jealous thick? Since when did trying to help the less earning make you poor? Since when did helping rich people make you intelligent?
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i was referring to labour voters
i was referring to labour voters
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Labour actually lost because their voters are too lazy to go out and vote
just sums them up
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...IpsosMORI.html
just sums them up
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...IpsosMORI.html
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