Who Should You Vote For?

[Winchester White]

I think it's a sad indictment of the Tory Party that they can't/won't piss this election.

 

To only beat Milliband by a few seats if any at all, says it's game over for that shiny faced cunt Cameron.

Very true, they should have pissed it last time also. I don't think Cameron is too bad but he isn't great either. I think Osbourne has done a fairly good job with the economy but as a #2 (which chancellor is really) he is rubbish.

 

Then you have Ed & Balls on the other side and wonder how they are even in the running, even though the pleb has had a good campaign considering.

[birch-chorley]

It's the age old problem of what would you choose between cancer or aids?

[Bigtoe]

looks like a 'freshly wanked penis'

Mine always goes the same colour as Alan Brazil

[Boby Brno]

Very true, they should have pissed it last time also. I don't think Cameron is too bad but he isn't great either. I think Osbourne has done a fairly good job with the economy but as a #2 (which chancellor is really) he is rubbish.

 

Then you have Ed & Balls on the other side and wonder how they are even in the running, even though the pleb has had a good campaign considering.

The fact that Balls has been kept out of this campaign says a lot. If that bloke ever gets control of our economy, we're knackered.

[clown]

The fact that Balls has been kept out of this campaign says a lot. If that bloke ever gets control of our economy, we're knackered.

We know what we're getting with the Tories, especially in a likely coalition with the Lib Dems. What's worrying are the players who aren't on show as Ed does his rounds, but who will pop out on Friday. The puppet masters will show their face.

 

Why risk it?

[Redmond]

We know what we're getting with the Tories, especially in a likely coalition with the Lib Dems. What's worrying are the players who aren't on show as Ed does his rounds, but who will pop out on Friday. The puppet masters will show their face.

 

Why risk it?

 

You say that as though it's a good thing.

[radcliffe white]

Has Osbourne come out yet and said about the welfare cuts? He cant commit on where the 10b will come from

[no balls]

Listening to milliband on the news earlier and I'm now getting concerned where the money will be coming from. It doesn't make me right wing like folk seem to automatically presume, it makes me think of my own circumstances. We are nearly all intrinsically selfish, it's just some don't want to admit it.

[Redmond]

Listening to milliband on the news earlier and I'm now getting concerned where the money will be coming from. It doesn't make me right wing like folk seem to automatically presume, it makes me think of my own circumstances. We are nearly all intrinsically selfish, it's just some don't want to admit it.

 

I don't think ANY party has said where the money will be coming from.

[frank_spencer]

Has Osbourne come out yet and said about the welfare cuts? He cant commit on where the 10b will come from

Unless he's going to charge £10bn for the next contract to a private company to hire unqualified folk to tell folk in comas to get back to work or despatch physiotherapists to asses mental health patients ability to function.

[mickbrown]

I don't think ANY party has said where the money will be coming from.

 

They haven't because whichever way you dress it up it's going to piss some folk off.

 

Labour - increase in taxes for the better off? Some folk won't vote for that.

 

Tory - chop child benefit? Again, that'll hit some folk.

 

Some people are ideologically wedded to a particular party - I'd suggest more people aren't. Like NB said we are selfish animals - we go with what suits us and our own circumstances. .

Edited May 5, 2015 by mickbrown

[Carlos]

I don't think ANY party has said where the money will be coming from.

 

Labour are going to fine and tax the banks to pay for it all by the sounds of it.

[Guest]

They haven't because whichever way you dress it up it's going to piss some folk off.

 

Labour - increase in taxes for the better off? Some folk won't vote for that.

 

Tory - chop child benefit? Again, that'll hit some folk.

 

Some people are ideologically wedded to a particular party - I'd suggest more people aren't. Like NB said we are selfish animals - we go with what suits us and our own circumstances. .

 

Not everyone votes selfishly. Otherwise no party who stands on a higher taxation mandate would get a single vote from those in the higher tax bands, and we know that isn't the case.

 

Personally I never worry about my own situation when considering who to vote for as that can change and policies almost certainly will. I feel more that I will vote for whichever party I believe has the right policies to improve our society and take it forward at the time. Not always easy to decide either.

[Big E]

Not everyone votes selfishly. Otherwise no party who stands on a higher taxation mandate would get a single vote from those in the higher tax bands, and we know that isn't the case.

 

Personally I never worry about my own situation when considering who to vote for as that can change and policies almost certainly will. I feel more that I will vote for whichever party I believe has the right policies to improve our society and take it forward at the time. Not always easy to decide either.

 

yes but thats because there parents voted that way pre being in the top tax bracket.

 

oh and the last two lines what absolute bollocks. if it is going to hit you hard you won't do it.

[Sweep]

 I feel more that I will vote for whichever party I believe has the right policies to improve our society and take it forward at the time. Not always easy to decide either.

 

blimey....I wish I was more like you

 

I'll be voting (in fact already have via postal) for the party that I think is going to leave me with more money in my pocket, I'm quite happy to say "fuck everybody else" in this instance, I need to look after myself and my family first and foremost

[Big E]

blimey....I wish I was more like you

 

I'll be voting (in fact already have via postal) for the party that I think is going to leave me with more money in my pocket, I'm quite happy to say "fuck everybody else" in this instance, I need to look after myself and my family first and foremost

 

thinly veiled 50% tory for life

[Traf]

blimey....I wish I was more like you

 

I'll be voting (in fact already have via postal) for the party that I think is going to leave me with more money in my pocket, I'm quite happy to say "fuck everybody else" in this instance, I need to look after myself and my family first and foremost

 

UKIP racist

[Guest]

yes but thats because there parents voted that way pre being in the top tax bracket.

 

oh and the last two lines what absolute bollocks. if it is going to hit you hard you won't do it.

 

Not particularly. I'm a higher rate tax payer and would not be against that rate increasing to be honest. I'd certainly listen to any party proposing that. End of the day it is relative, it isn't like they'd be targeting me and my family specifically. It would of course depend on what they wanted to do with the money. If a party said we'd have a higher rate of tax for top earners to help bridge the NHS funding gap, I'd vote for that personally.

[Guest]

I vote in line (as close as possible) with my philosophical beliefs and what I have seen to be the best for the country in my lifetime

Edited May 5, 2015 by boltondiver

[Traf]

Not particularly. I'm a higher rate tax payer and would not be against that rate increasing to be honest. I'd certainly listen to any party proposing that. End of the day it is relative, it isn't like they'd be targeting me and my family specifically. It would of course depend on what they wanted to do with the money. If a party said we'd have a higher rate of tax for top earners to help bridge the NHS funding gap, I'd vote for that personally.

 

Thinly veiled I'm loaded.

[Guest]

Not particularly. I'm a higher rate tax payer and would not be against that rate increasing to be honest. I'd certainly listen to any party proposing that. End of the day it is relative, it isn't like they'd be targeting me and my family specifically. It would of course depend on what they wanted to do with the money. If a party said we'd have a higher rate of tax for top earners to help bridge the NHS funding gap, I'd vote for that personally.

 

 

You see, I have no problem with champagne socialists paying additional voluntary tax, if their conscience demands

 

But don't fuckin force it on everyone else

[Big E]

Not particularly. I'm a higher rate tax payer and would not be against that rate increasing to be honest. I'd certainly listen to any party proposing that. End of the day it is relative, it isn't like they'd be targeting me and my family specifically. It would of course depend on what they wanted to do with the money. If a party said we'd have a higher rate of tax for top earners to help bridge the NHS funding gap, I'd vote for that personally.

 

Thinly veiled i am worth more that Jules and CWP combined and recently fucked off the bentley for a helicopter

[mannyroad58]

blimey....I wish I was more like you

 

I'll be voting (in fact already have via postal) for the party that I think is going to leave me with more money in my pocket, I'm quite happy to say "fuck everybody else" in this instance, I need to look after myself and my family first and foremost

This

 

With a big fat cigar on the top

[overseas]

Its costing the UK 30 million pounds a day to be in europe. A DAY!

[Guest]

Not particularly. I'm a higher rate tax payer and would not be against that rate increasing to be honest. I'd certainly listen to any party proposing that. End of the day it is relative, it isn't like they'd be targeting me and my family specifically. It would of course depend on what they wanted to do with the money. If a party said we'd have a higher rate of tax for top earners to help bridge the NHS funding gap, I'd vote for that personally.

 

 

That gap cannot be filled