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Will you be supporting the Liberal Democrats on May 5th?
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Nebelstern
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PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:06 am
If Greg Dyke thinks it can work, that's good enough for me!  
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:07 am
Nebelstern
If Greg Dyke thinks it can work, that's good enough for me!


Pas pour moi, mon ami. Pas pour moi.

stare
 

Invictus_88
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Nebelstern
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PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:13 am
Invictus_88
Nebelstern
If Greg Dyke thinks it can work, that's good enough for me!


Pas pour moi, mon ami. Pas pour moi.

stare


Si j'avais beaucoup de l'argent, je pourrais me depayser en Australie. Mais, je n'ai pas ca. C'est la vie... sad  
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:15 am
Nebelstern
Invictus_88
Nebelstern
If Greg Dyke thinks it can work, that's good enough for me!


Pas pour moi, mon ami. Pas pour moi.

stare


Si j'avais beaucoup de l'argent, je pourrais me depayser en Australie. Mais, je n'ai pas ca. C'est la vie... sad


I understand why you might want to, but still. It's better to simply vote the Tories in.  

Invictus_88
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Nebelstern
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PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:20 am
I want PR. Simple as that; it is so that in the future I may be able to sweep to fascist power. Mwahahah.
Seriously, I would like to see a fairer represented parliament.
wink  
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 10:23 am
Not I. It would be more polarised, deviod of any ability to pass legislation, you would have weak governments and extremist parties getting too much of a say in the legislature.  

Invictus_88
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Boolean Julian
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PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 11:51 am
Well, to be quite honest, I'm not inclined to trust a party who are claiming they will cut taxes and put more money into public spending.
(I'm referring to the Tories, of course)
EDIT: And that has an immigration policy with a huge hole in it.  
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 12:47 pm
whapcapn
Well, to be quite honest, I'm not inclined to trust a party who are claiming they will cut taxes and put more money into public spending.
(I'm referring to the Tories, of course)
EDIT: And that has an immigration policy with a huge hole in it.


Exactly the point I was about to make.  

Ph_ish


and_solo_said

PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 12:59 pm
OGSKI ONSERVATIVECSKI!!!!  
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 1:31 pm
and_solo_said
OGSKI ONSERVATIVECSKI!!!!

Is that your response to mine and ph_ish's points?  

Boolean Julian
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Nebelstern
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PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 1:41 pm
whapcapn
and_solo_said
OGSKI ONSERVATIVECSKI!!!!

Is that your response to mine and ph_ish's points?


Probably. He has a lack of liberalistic views. Ironic how he would be voting to the right when he supports communism. 3nodding  
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2005 3:33 pm
It's not a bad thing to favour communism, but it is incredibly optimistically naive to actually believe it will work any time soon.  

Zoutout


Invictus_88
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PostPosted: Tue May 03, 2005 4:53 am
Ph_ish
whapcapn
Well, to be quite honest, I'm not inclined to trust a party who are claiming they will cut taxes and put more money into public spending.
(I'm referring to the Tories, of course)
EDIT: And that has an immigration policy with a huge hole in it.


Exactly the point I was about to make.


Too bad then that your respective points are incorrect and unrefined.

The Tories will cut income tax rates, however because of the growth of the economy the actual amount to tax will be more. Thus a Tory governemnt will have more money to spend that the Labour one does now, but you will still have more money to spend than you do now. Coupled with efforts to cut such waste as we witness with the current lot, the future with Howard as PM seems altogether brighter.
 
PostPosted: Tue May 03, 2005 1:13 pm
Invictus_88
Ph_ish
whapcapn
Well, to be quite honest, I'm not inclined to trust a party who are claiming they will cut taxes and put more money into public spending.
(I'm referring to the Tories, of course)
EDIT: And that has an immigration policy with a huge hole in it.


Exactly the point I was about to make.


Too bad then that your respective points are incorrect and unrefined.

The Tories will cut income tax rates, however because of the growth of the economy the actual amount to tax will be more. Thus a Tory governemnt will have more money to spend that the Labour one does now, but you will still have more money to spend than you do now. Coupled with efforts to cut such waste as we witness with the current lot, the future with Howard as PM seems altogether brighter.

But there's still potentially less money in public spending.
Anyway, how about the immigration point?  

Boolean Julian
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Boolean Julian
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PostPosted: Tue May 03, 2005 1:14 pm
Invictus_88
Ph_ish
whapcapn
Well, to be quite honest, I'm not inclined to trust a party who are claiming they will cut taxes and put more money into public spending.
(I'm referring to the Tories, of course)
EDIT: And that has an immigration policy with a huge hole in it.


Exactly the point I was about to make.


Too bad then that your respective points are incorrect and unrefined.

The Tories will cut income tax rates, however because of the growth of the economy the actual amount to tax will be more. Thus a Tory governemnt will have more money to spend that the Labour one does now, but you will still have more money to spend than you do now. Coupled with efforts to cut such waste as we witness with the current lot, the future with Howard as PM seems altogether brighter.

Whoops, double post, sorry. sweatdrop
EDIT: Oo thought of an excuse for a double post. How about that mad scheme of subsidising poeple on the NHS to go private? It seems to be rewarding people who can afford to pay half of the fee by allowing them to queue-jump, and doing nothing for the least wealthy. If this is going to have to be done (when in fact it seems to me that simply improving the NHS would be a far better plan);surely it would "give people who've paid their taxes a fairer deal" to simply entirely subsidise everyone with below a certain income and make anyone with more than that pay the entire fee? Or have the percentage of the subsidy made aa function of the person's income?  
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