Did you see that idiot arguing with Cameron today

The_White_Horse

what a fool - he is clearly unable to understand very simple concepts.

this is the trouble for the tories - they have to win over a bunch of borderline retards who are totally incapable of understanding simple ideas.

I hope this guy was genuine and not a labour stooge. The reason I think it could be a labour set up was the complete ineptitude of the father.

"Oi Dave, my son couldn't get into his local school during 13 years of labour govt, this is somehow the tories (and no doubt thatchers) fault. so what are you gonna do about it????"

At least DC spoke to him unlike the coward brown running away.

Alan_Cross

Did you see that idiot putting up Tory party propaganda masquerading as a discussion thread today?

Went by the name of Knackered Nag or something.

The_White_Horse

i am not affiliated to any party.

however, i will be voting conservative. its the only way. 5 more years of labour or a hung parliament and we are totally ruined (as opposed to just ruined now).

mbga9pgf

Iam tory but voting Lib Dem.

I want to see what happens when Labour are bankrupt, in third place but win a coalition majority in pole place.

The economy will hate it...

Electorally it will be a disaster and we would have somewhat of a constitutional crisis.

Oh, all those pig-sh*t thick labour voters get to see how cr*p their party really are.

Sir_Humphrey

Did you see that idiot arguing with Cameron today

What, some bounder argued with Cameron?!?

Well, we jolly well can't be having that!

The_White_Horse

you can argue with him, but Cameron clearly told him what the answer was and yet still he was banging on and on about the same thing.

He was as thick as mince.

mbga9pgf

Like most Labour voters. The rest are pure communists.

Alan_Cross

The_White_Horse wrote: »

i am not affiliated to any party.

however, i will be voting conservative. its the only way. 5 more years of labour or a hung parliament and we are totally ruined (as opposed to just ruined now).

Is there a 'sound of incredulous laughter' forum where we could post this one..?

mitchaa

mbga9pgf wrote: »

Iam tory but voting Lib Dem.

Why run the risk of a hung parliament when the tories have a chance of a majority?

Are the tories close in your local constituency or is it Labour/Lib dem?

robin_banks

The_White_Horse wrote: »

you can argue with him, but Cameron clearly told him what the answer was and yet still he was banging on and on about the same thing.

He was as thick as mince.

Cameon will the answer the same question with a different response next time mind.

mbga9pgf

mitchaa wrote: »

Why run the risk of a hung parliament when the tories have a chance of a majority?

Are the tories close in your local constituency or is it Labour/Lib dem?

Yep, within 5% of each other.

Why?

Nothing will tank the economy faster than a hung parliament. Either via Market uncertainty, or via a hung parliament getting to grips with the deficit in a savage manner, as they can collectively take the blame.

I am about to exchange but dont care. Prices need to come down and that isnt going to happen without a double dip.

If the Tories get in outright, they will be as villified as Maggie. Our only chance of seeing Labour off for good would be a hung parliament and a Lib/Con coalition. Libs are not going to support a Lab PM when they are pushing for electoral reform and Labour are due to come third as a proportion of the vote.


Chickens are about to come home to roost chap and this is about the long term gain for the Tories.