Anyone in here a Conservative voter?

Talking broadly speaking e.g at college or other social media platforms. Also the message by PQ was jut playground insults.Yes the conversation invloving IH8studying was fairly unpleasant from both sides. The thread simply asks Anyone in here a Conservative voter? no mention of justification.

I obviously do not have a fully set out plan in my head of what kind of privatisation I seek, I'll leave that to the actual politicians to set out, at which point I look and see if I agree. What I do know is our single payer healthcare system is unsustainable, simply throwing buckets of money at it will do very little. Privatisation makes all services better, and I'm confident the same would be the case for the NHS.

Could possibly be the rate of increase of debt.

What? I'm not saying poor students are being forced to go to university. I'm saying that they're disadvantaged in university and that it is wriong to put poor people at a further disadvantage.
And university graduates earn on average 10k more than non-graduates, so a degree is important to stop the poverty cycle.
I don't really understand your last sentence but I'm assuming you mean that some universities offer lower grade requirements for low-rated schools. That's because those areas have worse schools will have worse teaching, meaning an equally capable student may get worse results because the go to a bad school. That's to equalise the playing field, not advantage poorer students.

Young people don't like tories because tories don't like young people - or anyone who isn't old, rich and white.

Speaking anecdotally, me friend (we both go a state grammar school) lives a "deprived" area and has an offers reduced from AAA to BBB . Nothing to do with a low rated school in that case.

That is still higher under the Conservative government when accounting for the recession.

What university is that? Generally they're a grade or two.

Well, a) As we earlier established I am 16, hence I cannot vote, and b) If I was able to vote and Brexit wasn't such a crucial issue, I would be 50-50 between Tory and spoiling my ballot paper, I am not a partisan Tory, give me a better right wing party which coincides with my personal views more and I'm off to it (Hell, if the Libertarian Party weren't so small and ran nationwide I'd probably vote them).

The Conservatives have brought us a lot less debt, which was left as a result of the past Labour government. Austerity is never a nice thing and nobody enjoys it, but it had to be done. They have also brought us much less unemployment, with the rate continuously dropping, all Labour could bring is mass unemployment with their ridiculous tax plans on businesses meaning they can't afford to hire as many.

Anyway, you tell me what is so glorious about Corbyn and his spending plans, plans which we haven't seen the kind of for years. Is it how the lower earners will be taxed more? or is it how the nationalised services will be of lesser quality than in the private sector? Sound like some great positives.

I don’t mean to sound ignorant and I, despite being labour, disagree with this strong anti-Tory culture in students. But can people explain to me what attracts them to the voting conservative?

The people you support don’t care about minorities and don’t care about the working class. Don’t you want to vote for people who care about society and our wellbeing? do you want to support those who don’t care when your building is on fire? right wing don’t CARE. you don’t even need a brain to understand that.

I tend to vote based on national security, criminal justice policy, taxation, the economy and some London local issues.
I don't have any appetite for envy politics, class war, socialism, revolution or any sort of identity politics.
My parents were trade union revolutionary socialists and I don't share their values.

I've never voted Labour and probably never will.
I voted for the Lib Dems in the time of Nick Clegg but wouldn't vote for them now.
This election seems to revolve around either stopping Brexit or stopping Corbyn.

Young people don't like tories because tories don't like young people - or anyone who isn't old, rich and white.

criminal justice policy

I can’t see Lib Dems doing well at all, isn’t it that they wanted to scrap brexit altogether?
I think no matter on my personal situation I’d always be left wing, but Corbyn is pushing it a bit too left.

So would you vote for the Tories considering they have single-handedly brought the criminal justice system to its knees?