Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
I can't see Corbyn's Labour selling arms to Saudi Arabia for a start which can only help
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I can't see Corbyn's Labour selling arms to Saudi Arabia for a start which can only help
No, what you have is an idealistic approach, yes, it is positive there is something, the conservative manifesto is laughable.
The thing is for example, tax on private school fees, parents put their children in state schools which are struggling to cope, you don't hit the figure quoted and create a new problem somewhere else.
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I see you left out May's voting on some of those?
The Governemnt ignored warnings about cuts in the police.
https://twitter.com/owenjones84/status/871344774741151744 This guy doesn't seem to keen
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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Not sure, perhaps the Police will have to try to engage them in debate (while apologising for our foreign policy obviously) before being allowed to blaze away ..
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
I'm not sure how Theresa May controlling the internet is going to stop terrorism , but it's a good, cheap soundbite for the Daily Mail
Lenny Rider
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Whilst not Mrs May's biggest fan I do wonder how Jeremy Corbyn would have conducted himself as Primeminister in the last 18 hours or so?
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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As I said voting against a couple pieces of anti-terrorist legislation may have some validity but this potential PM boasts about opposing it for 30 years. Combined with all his other nefarious activities and those of his inner circle I think he would be better suited on a watch list than heading up our National defence.
I know it's only deflecting from Corbyn's glaring inadequacies but Is there any evidence the recent spate of attacks has anything to do with Police numbers? An 8 minute response time seemed pretty good to me.
If they don`t that`ll be another couple of billion the top 5% will have to pay.....Lost profit and redundancies !!!
just shake that magic tree a bit harder!
I`ve tried all local garden centres none stock money or magic tree.......Where the f...k has Corbyn got his from ??
- Aug 7, 2003
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I see 28% of those responding to this poll stated they will vote Tory.
Possibly against my better judgement, I voted Tory in 2015 (good local candidate...Lib Dem bloke new on the scene, and not particularly dynamic). This time round I cannot imagine in a million years voting Tory, and it amazes me how anyone thinks it's a sensible idea. It would be great to hear from a few of the 28% why they are voting for Mrs May. If you are, then I assume you do NOT (a) work in the public services; (b) want quality health and social care; (c) want fair taxation; (d) want a strong police force; (e) value costed economic policies; (f) want anything other than a hard Brexit.... I could go on.
If you're a pensioner you're going to lose the Triple Lock, and be subject to the vagaries of the Dementia Tax (it will happen under the Tories - it's just at what level);
If you earn anything less than £80k pa you could end up paying more tax (at least Corbyn has guaranteed that 95% of people will NOT pay more tax - Theresa May is rather evasive when it comes to taxation);
If you work in, or use, the public sector you have another 5 years of austerity and cuts to look forward to;
If you work for a company which exports to the EU, or has any sort of relationship with the EU, your job is seriously at risk (the "No Deal" scenario which Theresa May is happy to contemplate basically means no right to export or trade with the EU - a mere 50% of our trade);
If you like going on holiday to the EU, you could be stuffed come April 2019 ("No Deal" means no rights to fly to the EU).
However, if you like fox hunting, and earn over £80k pa, then I can definitely see why you might vote Tory.
Possibly against my better judgement, I voted Tory in 2015 (good local candidate...Lib Dem bloke new on the scene, and not particularly dynamic). This time round I cannot imagine in a million years voting Tory, and it amazes me how anyone thinks it's a sensible idea. It would be great to hear from a few of the 28% why they are voting for Mrs May. If you are, then I assume you do NOT (a) work in the public services; (b) want quality health and social care; (c) want fair taxation; (d) want a strong police force; (e) value costed economic policies; (f) want anything other than a hard Brexit.... I could go on.
If you're a pensioner you're going to lose the Triple Lock, and be subject to the vagaries of the Dementia Tax (it will happen under the Tories - it's just at what level);
If you earn anything less than £80k pa you could end up paying more tax (at least Corbyn has guaranteed that 95% of people will NOT pay more tax - Theresa May is rather evasive when it comes to taxation);
If you work in, or use, the public sector you have another 5 years of austerity and cuts to look forward to;
If you work for a company which exports to the EU, or has any sort of relationship with the EU, your job is seriously at risk (the "No Deal" scenario which Theresa May is happy to contemplate basically means no right to export or trade with the EU - a mere 50% of our trade);
If you like going on holiday to the EU, you could be stuffed come April 2019 ("No Deal" means no rights to fly to the EU).
However, if you like fox hunting, and earn over £80k pa, then I can definitely see why you might vote Tory.
or you can vote for Diane Abbott as Home Secretary, in charge of policing and national security?
The evidence is right there in front of you. Police have come out and warned about this again and again, you can't seriously be trying to excuse it? Police are overstretched, which makes the 8 minute response time even more incredible. A lack of police and social workers on the ground has been cited as one of the big problems of tackling terrorism at Street level.
And I don't want to get into a he said she said back and forth, not least because I feel like I'm arguing for a bloke I'm not even voting for, but when talking about nefarious activities, take a look at just what this government, with may having a big hand in it, have been doing in regards to Saudi Arabia. There are HUGE, uncomfortable questions there.
Like I said, I'm not a labour voter, but what I don't like is a few on here that seem to think this tory government cannot be criticised. It's like all the cuts to disability benefits, put your fingers in your ears, or point at the other guy and it all goes away.
At least she won't slash police numbers by 20,000
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
Conservatives need no 2nd vote on this thread or any other,neither do we require any 2nd referendums,so as it stands on this thread Labour will win the general election,thing is they will not....
as you were.
as you were.
- Aug 7, 2003
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Interesting to see what Corbynites have to say?
They've already come up with a debunking response that has been debunked
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
This can be counteracted by longer stiffer sentences,throwing away the key for a few persistent unable to be rehabilitated types,irony is 20,000 cuts would still take place in the end game....