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VegasPhil

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22nd Apr 15 at 22:27

Results are interesting. Goes to show what the younger voters think (no pensioners on CS!) and there must be approx 70 votes so far in that poll.

All that is left is to drum up some media interest in the results of the CS poll

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold

Russ

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23rd Apr 15 at 03:24

Some people will never vote tories after the poll tax
Some people will never vote labour after they handles the economy
Lib. Den were seen as a party who could actually win it last time round but now it looks as though they have fallen behind UKIP in polls.
Shocking to see the state of the party leaders too, Nicola Sturgeon is the only one I actually like
Ed looks like a bad doppelganger of himself
Cameron is so far removed from normal people he looks like he is made of rubber
Nick Clegg has the constant look on his face that he is going to break down in tears if he's asked a question - and him avoiding the TV debates is definitely going to hurt his party's chances.

Cavey

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23rd Apr 15 at 05:11

The worrying thing for me about it all was that UKIP actually seemed to gain support after the first televised debate. Kinda shows how well they've done in their campaigning and fearmongering

[Edited on 23-04-2015 by Cavey]

pow

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23rd Apr 15 at 07:46

Royal mail will disapear in our lifetime anyway, why not just accelorate the process?

Steve

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23rd Apr 15 at 07:47

I actually think some of there ideas are good. It would undoubteably be a disaster if they got into power, but some harder line approaches with some things are definitely needed.

There is a lot of "thats racist" remarks they get labelled with unfairly imo, largely through the left wing cunts that got us into the mess in the first place, oh and students, students are utter utter cunts

DaveyLC

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23rd Apr 15 at 07:51

quote:
Originally posted by Cavey
The worrying thing for me about it all was that UKIP actually seemed to gain support after the first televised debate. Kinda shows how well they've done in their campaigning and fearmongering

[Edited on 23-04-2015 by Cavey]

Its easy for them:

1) They are telling people what they WANT to hear.
2) They have no previous track record to judge them on.
3) They have no previous experience of leading a parliament so have un-real expectations.

It saddens me that people are so fickle to not realise that Farage is a dreamer, there is nothing to backup their policies.

Interestingly enough a very similar party was formed in Munich around 1919 called the German Workers Party, they grew in popularity and later changed their name to one you might recognise... ...The Nazi Party..

pow

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23rd Apr 15 at 08:05

Steve has really been burnt by a student in the past

Steve

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23rd Apr 15 at 08:34

I see them all the time with their aggressive posts on facebook, the ironic thing is they are so passionate for freedom of speech, and acceptance of all opinion, yet their very own actions go right against freedom of speech and acceptance of other peoples opinions

Marc

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23rd Apr 15 at 08:35

And she was only 11.

pow

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23rd Apr 15 at 09:15

Facebook seems to wind you up so much, quit it if you feel that strongly

Dom

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23rd Apr 15 at 09:51

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
I see them all the time with their aggressive posts on facebook, the ironic thing is they are so passionate for freedom of speech, and acceptance of all opinion, yet their very own actions go right against freedom of speech and acceptance of other peoples opinions

You can't tar every student like because you decided to befriend a few man-bun tight wearing fannies on bookface

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
....Nicola Sturgeon is the only one I actually like.

Why exactly?

She comes across as being extremely ruthless and hostile with having only one agenda which doesn't include helping the UK in any shape or form.

She's certainly not someone i'd want as PM.

[Edited on 23-04-2015 by Dom]

Steve

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23rd Apr 15 at 10:12

There was a top knot cunt down the gym yesterday

Nic Barnes

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23rd Apr 15 at 10:21

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
There was a top knot cunt down the gym yesterday

as if you go to a gym

MoesTavern

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23rd Apr 15 at 10:23

The prevailing attitude amongst those opposed to voting Labour seems to be 'I'm doing quite well actually, fuck everyone else'

pow

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23rd Apr 15 at 10:41

Yeah, and those are the people who work hard and don't sponge off the system. They've all just got lining their pockets in mind, you gotta look after number one - which is you (and your family!)

[Edited on 23-04-2015 by pow]

spencer88

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23rd Apr 15 at 10:51

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
There was a top knot cunt down the gym yesterday
as if you go to a gym

Think he meant himself!

Steve

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23rd Apr 15 at 11:10

Alright pal calm down

Nic Barnes

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23rd Apr 15 at 12:01

quote:
Originally posted by spencer88

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
There was a top knot cunt down the gym yesterday
as if you go to a gym

Think he meant himself!

unsure tbh, the guy has to run his replies past his mum before he posts them.

Ben G

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23rd Apr 15 at 12:27

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC

quote:
Originally posted by Cavey
The worrying thing for me about it all was that UKIP actually seemed to gain support after the first televised debate. Kinda shows how well they've done in their campaigning and fearmongering

[Edited on 23-04-2015 by Cavey]

Its easy for them:

1) They are telling people what they WANT to hear.
2) They have no previous track record to judge them on.
3) They have no previous experience of leading a parliament so have un-real expectations.

It saddens me that people are so fickle to not realise that Farage is a dreamer, there is nothing to backup their policies.

Interestingly enough a very similar party was formed in Munich around 1919 called the German Workers Party, they grew in popularity and later changed their name to one you might recognise... ...The Nazi Party..

It was called the NSDAP mate

Ben G

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23rd Apr 15 at 12:29

quote:
Originally posted by pow
Yeah, and those are the people who work hard and don't sponge off the system. They've all just got lining their pockets in mind, you gotta look after number one - which is you (and your family!)

[Edited on 23-04-2015 by pow]

I said this yesterday to my Asian friend and he reply was: ''spoken like a true gora''

Marc

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23rd Apr 15 at 12:38

The 22 not currently voting will be amongst the first to complain about who gets in and their policies.

DaveyLC

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23rd Apr 15 at 12:39

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC

quote:
Originally posted by Cavey
The worrying thing for me about it all was that UKIP actually seemed to gain support after the first televised debate. Kinda shows how well they've done in their campaigning and fearmongering

[Edited on 23-04-2015 by Cavey]

Its easy for them:

1) They are telling people what they WANT to hear.
2) They have no previous track record to judge them on.
3) They have no previous experience of leading a parliament so have un-real expectations.

It saddens me that people are so fickle to not realise that Farage is a dreamer, there is nothing to backup their policies.

Interestingly enough a very similar party was formed in Munich around 1919 called the German Workers Party, they grew in popularity and later changed their name to one you might recognise... ...The Nazi Party..

It was called the NSDAP mate

DAP (Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) and then later the NSDAP h'actually.. 'German Workers Party' is the English translation.

MoesTavern

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23rd Apr 15 at 15:23

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC

quote:
Originally posted by Cavey
The worrying thing for me about it all was that UKIP actually seemed to gain support after the first televised debate. Kinda shows how well they've done in their campaigning and fearmongering

[Edited on 23-04-2015 by Cavey]

Its easy for them:

1) They are telling people what they WANT to hear.
2) They have no previous track record to judge them on.
3) They have no previous experience of leading a parliament so have un-real expectations.

It saddens me that people are so fickle to not realise that Farage is a dreamer, there is nothing to backup their policies.

Interestingly enough a very similar party was formed in Munich around 1919 called the German Workers Party, they grew in popularity and later changed their name to one you might recognise... ...The Nazi Party..

I'm no lover of UKIP but I wouldn't mind hearing how they are similar to the Nazi's exactly?

Nic Barnes

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23rd Apr 15 at 15:29

they want rid of gypsys, thats why davey is worried. his family are in danger.

Dom

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23rd Apr 15 at 16:01

quote:
Originally posted by MoesTavern
The prevailing attitude amongst those opposed to voting Labour seems to be 'I'm doing quite well actually, fuck everyone else'

Ed Miliband is the number one reason i won't vote be voting Labour; if it was his brother, then it might be a different story

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