[UK] General Election 2019

[LeGin Tufnel]

Unless anyone can convince me otherwise, this will be (more or less) the response I provide:

Please don't include inappropreiate imagry in your posts

[dribbles]

The Tories are the BXP now.

[LeGin Tufnel]

The Tories are the BXP now.

Sadly, Mr D, IDD.

But all it'll mean is that eventually I'll fuck off (with my net value) to either LA or Jedburgh.

If the Scot's have me... it's more likely Jedburgh.

[Pann]

Eh? Why have you put me as Conservative? Not agreeing with MMO-C's Labour contingent does not make you a Conservative.

I will - almost certainly - be voting Lib Dem. Although the more I see of Swinson and the rest of them the more attractive the spoil your ballot option becomes.

[nonameelf]

"We can't have a second referendum because voting until you get the results you want is bad."

"Also, let's have another general election because we want to keep voting until we get the results we want."

[LeGin Tufnel]

Eh? Why have you put me as Conservative? Not agreeing with MMO-C's Labour contingent does not make you a Conservative.

I will - almost certainly - be voting Lib Dem. Although the more I see of Swinson and the rest of them the more attractive the spoil your ballot option becomes.

Pann - ty for responding. The above wasn't particularly serious. Although, you draw a relevant and accurate appraisal of Swinson.

From my pov, I will be spoiling my ballot, 'coz in my consituency there is *literally* no point in voting. Literally, none. Hence, a great big fucking penis & balls will be drawn.

Little Englanders rejoice!

Rest assured... you ignore me and I'll fuck you up.

[Pann]

Pann - ty for responding. The above wasn't particularly serious. Although, you draw a relevant and accurate appraisal of Swinson.

From my pov, I will be spoiling my ballot, 'coz in my consituency there is *literally* no point in voting. Literally, none. Hence, a great big fucking penis & balls will be drawn.

Little Englanders rejoice!

Rest assured... you ignore me and I'll fuck you up.

No worries - I didn't take it seriously.

I live in a marginal constituency that could go to either Lab or Con but I cannot in good conscience vote for either and although I think they are a bit awful, the Lib Dems are, imo, not in the same league of awfulness of the other available parties.

[LeGin Tufnel]

No worries - I didn't take it seriously.

I live in a marginal constituency that could go to either Lab or Con but I cannot in good conscience vote for either and although I think they are a bit awful, the Lib Dems are, imo, not in the same league of awfulness of the other available parties.

Dude. What's the debate here? Vote Labour.

[Pann]

Dude. What's the debate here? Vote Labour.

I am not going to go into detail as to why I will not vote Labour - as I can't be bothered with the insults that are bound to follow - but I do not want to lend my vote to either Johnson and the Cons or Corbyn and the Lab party as a result the Lib Dems are the only serious contenders left, although I do hold out hope that there might be a decent independent candidate.

[Elegiac]

I am not going to go into detail as to why I will not vote Labour - as I can't be bothered with the insults that are bound to follow - but I do not want to lend my vote to either Johnson and the Cons or Corbyn and the Lab party.

Much as I dislike Corbyn, Labour's a better option.

[LeGin Tufnel]

I am not going to go into detail as to why I will not vote Labour - as I can't be bothered with the insults that are bound to follow - but I do not want to lend my vote to either Johnson and the Cons or Corbyn and the Lab party.

And here, ladies and gentlemen, we have a conscience that is to be admired.

I disagree with Pann e.g., out of three options in a marginal Lab / Con constituency , I certainly wouldn't vote Lib Dems.

[Pann]

Much as I dislike Corbyn, Labour's a better option.

I am - for some reason - reminded of Jeremy Clarkson's review of the Renault Espace.

[Aeula]

I'll be voting Tory.

I've read their manifesto and Boris' promises to repeal some of the laws that have been stifling free speech in this country give me hope. He's probably the first politician I've actually wanted to vote for. Ever.

I sure as fuck will never touch Labour with a ten foot pole. Corbyn and his cronies are disgusting.

[Pann]

And here, ladies and gentlemen, we have a conscience that is to be admired.

I disagree with Pann e.g., out of three options in a marginal Lab / Con constituency , I certainly wouldn't vote Lib Dems.

You never know there may be many others that share my view in my constituency after all the LDs did have a decent showing at the EU elections but then again the BXP had a more decent (if you can call it that) showing.

[LeGin Tufnel]

I'll be voting Tory.

I've read their manifesto and Boris' promises to repeal some of the laws that have been stifling free speech in this country give me hope. He's probably the first politician I've actually wanted to vote for. Ever.

OK. So.

The Conservative manifesto https://vote.conservatives.com/our-plan doesn't, actually, change anything whatsoever. It is: the same old shit plus - 15% GDP because Cummings will have WTO'd us by the end of 2020.

How, exactly, is BJ proposing to "unstifle" free speech? In my opinion: BJ, Cummings, et al have done more to *stifle* free speech than any Conservative leadership for the last 30 years. Where's your "broad church"?

Literally, a vote for the Conservatives is a vote for fascism.

Fuck the Tories.

Thank you, and good night.

[JohnBrown1917]

Having to choose between 2 parties that cater purely to the rich or labour, UK voters have it hard.

[LeGin Tufnel]

Having to choose between 2 parties that cater purely to the rich or labour, UK voters have it hard.

[Aeula]

OK. So.

The Conservative manifesto https://vote.conservatives.com/our-plan doesn't, actually, change anything whatsoever. It is: the same old shit plus - 15% GDP because Cummings will have WTO'd us by the end of 2020.

How, exactly, is BJ proposing to "unstifle" free speech? In my opinion: BJ, Cummings, et al have done more to *stifle* free speech than any Conservative leadership for the last 30 years. Where's your "broad church"?

Literally, a vote for the Conservatives is a vote for fascism.

Fuck the Tories.

Thank you, and good night.

"We will champion freedom of
expression and tolerance, both in the UK and overseas. To support free speech, we will repeal section 40 of the Crime
and Courts Act 2014, which seeks to coerce the press."

It's not exactly the 2003 communications act, but it's still a good step.

If you're serious then you legitimately have no idea what fascism actually is.

[LeGin Tufnel]

"We will champion freedom of
expression and tolerance, both in the UK and overseas. To support free speech, we will repeal section 40 of the Crime
and Courts Act 2014, which seeks to coerce the press."

It's not exactly the 2003 communications act, but it's still a good step.

If you're serious then you legitimately have no idea what fascism actually is.

Free speech? Don't make me laugh. Where's the suppressed report into Russian meddling in our electoral system?

Farage has a history of well-documented fascist tendencies. No doubt apologists like you will dub them "Thatcherite".

[Aeula]

Free speech? Don't make me laugh. Where's the suppressed report into Russian meddling in our electoral system?

Farage has a history of well-documented fascist tendencies. No doubt apologists like you will dub them "Thatcherite".

Okay man, you do you.