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[Free My Mind 2,210]

14 hours ago, Pray4FameGa said:

You know respecting the result of a democratic election and the will of the people is a quality of a good leader.

At that time, parliament went quiet and every leader retreated. It take a great deal of courage for her to come forward and say she'll lead us into Brexit. I respect that.

Yes she also U-tunred on the general election, what u gonna do, people change their minds sometimes. What's wrong with an election anyway, she's doing it to increase our negotiating power at the EU table, which is a pivotal event if we want success for the future of our country

which is why Corbyn's position is, and has always been that Britain will come out of the EU.

However, Corbyn is NOT going to pander to the UKIP lot and demonise immigrants. He wants a good deal out of brexit. One that will allow us to retain the benefits of the EU.

[Pray4FameGa 3,141]

10 hours ago, Slayer said:

With all due respect, I don't have any friends who would vote Tory on account of not wanting to be associated with people who would support such evil, selfish policies that only serve to benefit the elite. I think May will win regardless and I agree that it will be the result of a democratic vote. But hypothetically, IF Corbyn were to win, there would be some meddling behind the scenes to ensure the Tories stayed in power. I mean for Christ's sake, we are currently in the middle of a huge scandal with the investigation into Trump tampering with the election. Do you honestly think a selfish careerist like May wouldn't do the same thing? 

 

I feel you've completely missed my point. 

[Slayer 9,227]

7 hours ago, Pray4FameGa said:

I feel you've completely missed my point. 

No, I didn't. You are voting for Tories and they're going to win because lots of people are going to vote tories. Excellent point...

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

@Slayer  @Dominic Marc

The papers are already at it

 

 

[Rolodex of Hate 1,761]

Well I have absolutely no idea who to vote for Everyone around me (friends/family etc) are voting labour, but I don't want to be persuaded by anyone else. I just really have no idea what's the best way to make a decision (although I will definitely be voting as I think it's shameful not to)

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

5 minutes ago, Rolodex of Hate said:

Well I have absolutely no idea who to vote for Everyone around me (friends/family etc) are voting labour, but I don't want to be persuaded by anyone else. I just really have no idea what's the best way to make a decision (although I will definitely be voting as I think it's shameful not to)

The two main parties in this election are the Tories and Labour. Look at both manifestos and compare them to see what you like. Also look at what the Tories have done the UK since they became in government 7 years ago. 

I would suggest to vote Labour, but you have to make that decison yourself. Do you want change, or do you want things to remain the same and possibly get worse under the Tories? Just take some time to look at both Manifestos and decide which you would like see come into action. 

Just some advice haha

[Dominic 11,922]

11 minutes ago, Craig Barnes said:

@Slayer  @Dominic Marc

The papers are already at it

 

 

Yep, this is going to be a very long week. It infuriates me that the media definitely plays the biggest role and yet nothing can be done about it. So many people are just reading the headlines

14 minutes ago, Rolodex of Hate said:

Well I have absolutely no idea who to vote for Everyone around me (friends/family etc) are voting labour, but I don't want to be persuaded by anyone else. I just really have no idea what's the best way to make a decision (although I will definitely be voting as I think it's shameful not to)

Have a quick scan of the manifesto for each party. If you don't want to be persuaded by anyone else then avoid the media and do your own independent research because it's gonna be hard to get unbias facts atm. 

I'm normally a Green supporter but this time my vote goes to Labour. Ambition > Austerity.

 You have to do what you feel is best though. I'm glad you're voting either way!

[RAMROD 117,010]

Wow, not even Pres.Trump have this, yet

Or not that I aware of

G.W.Bush had some tho

But that's beside the point, just don't realize she is that hated?

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

31 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

Wow, not even Pres.Trump have this, yet

Or not that I aware of

G.W.Bush had some tho

But that's beside the point, just don't realize she is that hated?

Well she called the election because she though she'd win it with a massive majority

But polls are suggesting the opposite

[Benji 20,113]

1 hour ago, RAMROD said:

Wow, not even Pres.Trump have this, yet

Or not that I aware of

G.W.Bush had some tho

But that's beside the point, just don't realize she is that hated?

She was moderately liked until they revealed their manifesto and the plan she has for the NHS came to light. Plans to sell off parts of the NHS, force elderly people who become ill to pay for treatment with their property, reverse the ban on hunting and the ivory trade, removing the winter fuel allowance for a huge majority of the elderly which she downplays and no interest in helping anyone but the top 1%... she's become quite disliked  

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

9 minutes ago, Benji said:

She was moderately liked until they revealed their manifesto and the plan she has for the NHS came to light. Plans to sell off parts of the NHS, force elderly people who become ill to pay for treatment with their property, reverse the ban on hunting and the ivory trade, removing the winter fuel allowance for a huge majority of the elderly which she downplays and no interest in helping anyone but the top 1%... she's become quite disliked  

Imagine in Corbyn was to win. May called the election so that she would have a large majority on parliment and now it seems like she could actually lose the election which I hope she does

[RAMROD 117,010]

4 hours ago, Benji said:

She was moderately liked until they revealed their manifesto and the plan she has for the NHS came to light. Plans to sell off parts of the NHS, force elderly people who become ill to pay for treatment with their property, reverse the ban on hunting and the ivory trade, removing the winter fuel allowance for a huge majority of the elderly which she downplays and no interest in helping anyone but the top 1%... she's become quite disliked  

 

That's terrible, the receiving ends always either the poor or the old folks. Or both. 

[Benji 20,113]

7 hours ago, RAMROD said:

 

That's terrible, the receiving ends always either the poor or the old folks. Or both. 

This is why I'm praying Jeremy Corbyn gets in. A majority of his pledges comes from people paying equal tax and making the biggest corporations here pay some actual f*cking tax instead of dodging it. Honestly, I am proud of the UK but it's about time we start demanding money from those that exploit us.