Not Andy Naylor
Well-known member
Plenty of people voted for UKIP, which is just as stupid in my opinion. If people are allowed to vote, then how they vote and what they base their decisions on is entirely up to them.
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Plenty of people voted for UKIP, which is just as stupid in my opinion. If people are allowed to vote, then how they vote and what they base their decisions on is entirely up to them.
Wrong-Direction
Well-known member
- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,417
What a load of bollocks! The only gullible ones are you old fools that have been reading shite newspapers for decades lapping up all their drivelWith the labour Party getting the kids vote and clearly changing the political map.
Do you feel that at 18 years old have any experience in life to vote in politics?
A lot of these voters could just have been 11 years old when Labour were in power before, should they be allowed to vote
I was gullible at 18 years old if someone promises you the earth, you believe it, you don't understand how they get the earth to you and probably don't care.
This is not meant to be an attack at the youth but you guys have a long time on this planet and in life you will be learning a lot.
Sounds harsh..................but fair.
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The Merry Prankster
Pactum serva
With the labour Party getting the kids vote and clearly changing the political map.
Do you feel that at 18 years old have any experience in life to vote in politics?
A lot of these voters could just have been 11 years old when Labour were in power before, should they be allowed to vote
I was gullible at 18 years old if someone promises you the earth, you believe it, you don't understand how they get the earth to you and probably don't care.
This is not meant to be an attack at the youth but you guys have a long time on this planet and in life you will be learning a lot.
Sounds harsh..................but fair.
I've read some patronising bollox on NSC over the years but this is Premier League drivel.
sussex_guy2k2
Well-known member
- Jun 6, 2014
- 3,734
Has this thread not been closed yet?
5mins-from-amex
New member
Do you know his age? and in your eyes what classes as old.
Horses Arse
Well-known member
So you dont agree with the plan then? I'm gobsmacked. It's something that they actually may stick with so don't worry about it being another lie or something to flip then flop. They could by strong and stable on this one. Get behind it. Get a hastage ready. Lets do this!
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Tricky Dicky
New member
I'd stick with 18, personally. Below that you've probably not paid any income tax, not had a mortgage, not had a permanent job and most not had enough experience of life to make a rational choice. Of course, that alplies to many over 18 but you have to cut off somewhere.
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
Remainer
With the labour Party getting the kids vote and clearly changing the political map.
Do you feel that at 18 years old have any experience in life to vote in politics?
A lot of these voters could just have been 11 years old when Labour were in power before, should they be allowed to vote
I was gullible at 18 years old if someone promises you the earth, you believe it, you don't understand how they get the earth to you and probably don't care.
This is not meant to be an attack at the youth but you guys have a long time on this planet and in life you will be learning a lot.
Sounds harsh..................but fair.
Have you seen some of the 30 something's walking the streets of Brighton? Have you seen the 50 year olds with their life experience and knowledge of previous governments queuing up to get into Wetherspoons in George Street at 8am?
Thank God 18 year olds can have a say in who runs the country
(I'm 49 BTW)
Same argument was mentioned after the Brexit vote, however an upper limit.
They got given the name remoaners....
They got given the name remoaners....
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
Remainer
......anyhoo, if an election is called every 4 years most have to wait til they are in their 20s to vote anyway
Uh_huh_him
Well-known member
- Sep 28, 2011
- 10,675
Exploited?? Seriously?
They appealed to that demographic with their progressive policies.
7 years ago the Tories promised to get rid of the deficit in a single term. Now that estimate is maybe 2025.
It's amazing to me that anyone votes for them still.
IMO, way too many 45-60 year olds vote Conservative based on the Thatcher government of the 80s
The assumption being once we get through these hard times we're going to be better off..
There is no evidence to support this view.. Apart from "life experience" from 30 years ago..
SUIYHP
The King's Gull
Think it's a great thing young people turned out in droves to have their voices heard after years and years of not being engaged in politics. They have absolutely every right to vote for whoever they want, and nobody has the right to deny them the vote just because it means politicians would now actually have to listen to them and not push them around, which is exactly what the conservatives did not do.
If you could be cynical you could say Labour took advantage of the youth vote, but I think it was a two way thing. Jeremy Corbyn appeals to young idealists, and in turn Labour aren't going to ignore an untapped demographic. Maybe if Theresa May spent less time trying to get the UKIP vote she would have done a bit better.
If you could be cynical you could say Labour took advantage of the youth vote, but I think it was a two way thing. Jeremy Corbyn appeals to young idealists, and in turn Labour aren't going to ignore an untapped demographic. Maybe if Theresa May spent less time trying to get the UKIP vote she would have done a bit better.
pastafarian
Well-known member
Yes but thank god 16 year olds dont en mass have a say......bit harsh on the ones who have educated themselves on politics and the world but there must be a cut off point and 18 seems fair for the complexities and consequences of voting.
larus
Well-known member
What are you asking me?
Are you asking if I agree with the Boundary Commision review to make seats similar sizes?
Are you asking me if I agree with students voting for someone who promises to ditchhouse university fees?
Are you asking me if I agree with old people voting for someone who promises better pensions etc?
The rest of your post is incomprehensible ramblings. "Get a hastage ready. Let's do this". Do you mean hostage or hashtag? Get behind what?
Apart from that, a very well constructed and reasoned post.
Horses Arse
Well-known member
Finchley Seagull
New member
With the labour Party getting the kids vote and clearly changing the political map.
Do you feel that at 18 years old have any experience in life to vote in politics?
A lot of these voters could just have been 11 years old when Labour were in power before, should they be allowed to vote
I was gullible at 18 years old if someone promises you the earth, you believe it, you don't understand how they get the earth to you and probably don't care.
This is not meant to be an attack at the youth but you guys have a long time on this planet and in life you will be learning a lot.
Sounds harsh..................but fair.
What a stupid post. Age is irrelevant. There are lots of people much older who are clueless about politics. Should they not be allowed to vote too.
If anything the minimum age should be reduced to 16.
Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
With the labour Party getting the kids vote and clearly changing the political map.
Do you feel that at 18 years old have any experience in life to vote in politics?
A lot of these voters could just have been 11 years old when Labour were in power before, should they be allowed to vote
I was gullible at 18 years old if someone promises you the earth, you believe it, you don't understand how they get the earth to you and probably don't care.
This is not meant to be an attack at the youth but you guys have a long time on this planet and in life you will be learning a lot.
Sounds harsh..................but fair.
In that case, they should take your vote away - you're old, its not your future.
Sounds harsh...
studio150
Well-known member
They could of course interviewed an older person who said I read the Mail/Express everyday and I believe every word they write and I voted for that very nice Mrs May because that's who the paper said was best for the country.