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Hey, at least things will get done. It makes me sick listening to the false promises and pathetic squabbling by the opposing candidates.
I shan't be wasting any of my time voting this year, much like last general election.
And these patronising conservative billboards with handwritten 'make sense' slogans just serve to illustrate how fickle our leaders are.
Now, if a party pledged to give me back the 15 grand I forked out for my sub-standard higher education, I might be tempted to draw an 'X' in their box.
I shan't be wasting any of my time voting this year, much like last general election.
And these patronising conservative billboards with handwritten 'make sense' slogans just serve to illustrate how fickle our leaders are.
Now, if a party pledged to give me back the 15 grand I forked out for my sub-standard higher education, I might be tempted to draw an 'X' in their box.
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Gizzuz milk. And coal.
P.S
I blame Thatcher for everything.
I blame Thatcher for everything.
Which indicates we're heading for either stagnation, or revolution.
I find it amusing that the Lib Dems are by far more left-wing than Labour.
Considering the SDP was a 'right-wing' group of Labour MPs.
Considering the SDP was a 'right-wing' group of Labour MPs.
Light wrote:
> B: still living my life for me and my loved
> ones.
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That's it, I think. Someone who has absolutely no sense of self. At all. I can't even begin to think about going through my life dedicating everything to doing things that are completely for other people. Sounds selfish, I know, but everyone is.
> B: still living my life for me and my loved
> ones.
--
That's it, I think. Someone who has absolutely no sense of self. At all. I can't even begin to think about going through my life dedicating everything to doing things that are completely for other people. Sounds selfish, I know, but everyone is.
It's not going to happen, basically. It'd take a Lenin-type, wouldn't it? I'm not sure that reactionary leaders are even possible in the modern political climate anymore. Not with the media saturation that every developed country seems to have.
Stryke wrote:
> But who is realistically going to shift away from the fence? You've
> got to have a leader who's driven, charasmatic and genuinely
> ideological.
Someone who isn't a career politician then?
At the moment, no-one. I'd love to have a bash but I'm A: not charismatic enough, and B: still living my life for me and my loved ones. I dunno...it'll take a bunch of special people to do it. And not special as in Special Olympics. I mean really special.
> But who is realistically going to shift away from the fence? You've
> got to have a leader who's driven, charasmatic and genuinely
> ideological.
Someone who isn't a career politician then?
At the moment, no-one. I'd love to have a bash but I'm A: not charismatic enough, and B: still living my life for me and my loved ones. I dunno...it'll take a bunch of special people to do it. And not special as in Special Olympics. I mean really special.
Just give every MP a dosage of LSD and let the changes flow.
...it worked in the sixties.
...it worked in the sixties.
But who is realistically going to shift away from the fence? You've got to have a leader who's driven, charasmatic and genuinely ideological.
I'd do it, but it'd clash with my pilates.
I'd do it, but it'd clash with my pilates.
Everything is "middle of the road". Mainly because most of Parliament is made up of professional politicians who's whole career is centred on getting into parliament, and to do so takes votes. Getting votes means not offending anyone if possible. Not offending means "Anodyne policies".
Politics needs a Punk revolution.
Politics needs a Punk revolution.
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