I think Boris is the most dangerous man to lead the country, that also said i think he will win with ease.
I think we are post democracy already personally, targeted ads at individuals, foreign money interfering in our elections and the blatant lies from Tories and Lib Dems.
I don't see how we can ever hold free and fair elections again whilst playing dirty wins and i'm very confident it will.
conservatives are going to win, and its bonkers.
all he says is "get Brexit done". that's it, he has nothing.
nothing reassuring, no numbers, facts, nothing.
idiots voting for a party that hates them, that has caused child poverty, an absurd rise in foodbanks, and tax breaks for the rich.
these people need educated.
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Imagine voting tory.
What a turbocunt you are.
Whoever you are.
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Imagine voting for a man who hides in a fridge to avoid questioning.
SNP to, hopefully, get independence and get away from toxic Westminster and no more Tory rule in our country.
I hope all the people who vote for Tory who are from working class regions, want rid of the foreigners, want a hard brexit etc
are absolutely on their knees at this time next year, christmas spent under a bridge next to a canal using the steam off their wee bogging dugs shytte for heat
I don't see a scenario in which Boris lets Scotland have another referendum at all.
Although it's always baffled me slightly because without Scotland, it becomes increasingly difficult for Labour to win so it would benefit his party.
Might get better weather with independence...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-50739203
comment by Lexballielegend (U8325)
posted 3 minutes ago
Boris will win, and my only hope is that the SNP do well enough that the Scottish Parliament can have the numbers to force his hand on Indy 2.
He wont like it, but a big enough margin in Holyrood, and enough pressure added to the forcing of Scotland out of Europe might just be enough to let the predominantly English voters who back BJ be the ones left with his mess. Hell mend them for voting him in.
I have always supported Scottish Independence, mostly from a POV that we should as a Nation not be treated like a colony and be told what to do by a govt that sits in another country. Now I support it not only due to that, but also from the fear that we will have in charge a man who despises Scotland, has made it the butt of his jokes and who will happily allow my country to be all but an irrelevance to his cabinet and govt.
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This rhetoric facks me off no end.
Scottish voters have greater representation on average than English voters. Scotland has around 90,000 constituents and England has about 110,000 constituents per seat so actually whilst Scots moan and whine that they aren't being listened to, your vote means more than mine.
You're a region with a population smaller than Yorkshire and half the size of London, why on earth should Scotland have the same say as England?!
I will vote SNP
In all honesty if I lived in England I'd likely vote Tory. Much like we lambasted folk for voting No because they didn't like Salmond it is hard to justify not voting for a party based on the buffoon in charge if the party policies are closer to your thinking than Labours
i want out of the union.
but...
doesnt change the mess that thousands of familys and children will be in for the the rest of the UK.
its horrible, though tbh its genius. by blaming outsiders the tories have got their biggest enemies to vote with them.
Brexit will happen and we'll be taken out of the EU against our wishes, then we'll no have the baws to vote for Indy
so with that in mind I hope everyone in Scotland who votes no is subject to a lifetime of pain and misery
Interesting that the SNP have started using paid ads on Facebook targeting Labour voters, particularly in the central belt. Their data must be suggesting that they're at risk from people moving to Labour, which suggests that Corbyn's message is getting through. I wonder if that will be replicated across the UK.
It's been a very presidential style election in the UK with the leaders being front and centre and we've seen little of the rest of each sides cabinet.
comment by Call Sign: Invictus (U3627)
posted 41 seconds ago
I will vote SNP
In all honesty if I lived in England I'd likely vote Tory. Much like we lambasted folk for voting No because they didn't like Salmond it is hard to justify not voting for a party based on the buffoon in charge if the party policies are closer to your thinking than Labours
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you're trying to wind me up
its not just one, its an entire party of absolute b@stards.
comment by Take Mahomes, Country Roads (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lexballielegend (U8325)
posted 3 minutes ago
Boris will win, and my only hope is that the SNP do well enough that the Scottish Parliament can have the numbers to force his hand on Indy 2.
He wont like it, but a big enough margin in Holyrood, and enough pressure added to the forcing of Scotland out of Europe might just be enough to let the predominantly English voters who back BJ be the ones left with his mess. Hell mend them for voting him in.
I have always supported Scottish Independence, mostly from a POV that we should as a Nation not be treated like a colony and be told what to do by a govt that sits in another country. Now I support it not only due to that, but also from the fear that we will have in charge a man who despises Scotland, has made it the butt of his jokes and who will happily allow my country to be all but an irrelevance to his cabinet and govt.
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This rhetoric facks me off no end.
Scottish voters have greater representation on average than English voters. Scotland has around 90,000 constituents and England has about 110,000 constituents per seat so actually whilst Scots moan and whine that they aren't being listened to, your vote means more than mine.
You're a region with a population smaller than Yorkshire and half the size of London, why on earth should Scotland have the same say as England?!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wow
where do we start with this Facebook facts post of nonsense
comment by Take Mahomes, Country Roads (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lexballielegend (U8325)
posted 3 minutes ago
Boris will win, and my only hope is that the SNP do well enough that the Scottish Parliament can have the numbers to force his hand on Indy 2.
He wont like it, but a big enough margin in Holyrood, and enough pressure added to the forcing of Scotland out of Europe might just be enough to let the predominantly English voters who back BJ be the ones left with his mess. Hell mend them for voting him in.
I have always supported Scottish Independence, mostly from a POV that we should as a Nation not be treated like a colony and be told what to do by a govt that sits in another country. Now I support it not only due to that, but also from the fear that we will have in charge a man who despises Scotland, has made it the butt of his jokes and who will happily allow my country to be all but an irrelevance to his cabinet and govt.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This rhetoric facks me off no end.
Scottish voters have greater representation on average than English voters. Scotland has around 90,000 constituents and England has about 110,000 constituents per seat so actually whilst Scots moan and whine that they aren't being listened to, your vote means more than mine.
You're a region with a population smaller than Yorkshire and half the size of London, why on earth should Scotland have the same say as England?!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Scotland is a country, not a region.
And why should we have an equal say? Because we're a political and economic Union. A family of nations, if you will. So in any Union, each partner should have equal say, should they not?
i think corbyn wasted time.coming to scotland
should have focussed on the other areas where the gap was more narrow
comment by Ghod#18 (U9390)
posted 2 minutes ago
I hope all the people who vote for Tory who are from working class regions, want rid of the foreigners, want a hard brexit etc
are absolutely on their knees at this time next year, christmas spent under a bridge next to a canal using the steam off their wee bogging dugs shytte for heat
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ibrox then.
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comment by Take Mahomes, Country Roads (U3979)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by Lexballielegend (U8325)
posted 3 minutes ago
Boris will win, and my only hope is that the SNP do well enough that the Scottish Parliament can have the numbers to force his hand on Indy 2.
He wont like it, but a big enough margin in Holyrood, and enough pressure added to the forcing of Scotland out of Europe might just be enough to let the predominantly English voters who back BJ be the ones left with his mess. Hell mend them for voting him in.
I have always supported Scottish Independence, mostly from a POV that we should as a Nation not be treated like a colony and be told what to do by a govt that sits in another country. Now I support it not only due to that, but also from the fear that we will have in charge a man who despises Scotland, has made it the butt of his jokes and who will happily allow my country to be all but an irrelevance to his cabinet and govt.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This rhetoric facks me off no end.
Scottish voters have greater representation on average than English voters. Scotland has around 90,000 constituents and England has about 110,000 constituents per seat so actually whilst Scots moan and whine that they aren't being listened to, your vote means more than mine.
You're a region with a population smaller than Yorkshire and half the size of London, why on earth should Scotland have the same say as England?!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We are not a region dafty, we are a country.
We have been governed by Tories for a decade without them ever once winning an election here.
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 1 second ago
Interesting that the SNP have started using paid ads on Facebook targeting Labour voters, particularly in the central belt. Their data must be suggesting that they're at risk from people moving to Labour, which suggests that Corbyn's message is getting through. I wonder if that will be replicated across the UK.
It's been a very presidential style election in the UK with the leaders being front and centre and we've seen little of the rest of each sides cabinet.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
My leaflet from the game says vote labour
SNP for me,
The past few weeks have been absolutely painful to watch from both Labour and the Tory's.
Anyone who votes for Comrade Corbyn deserves a spell in Carstairs.
'We're going to provide free broadband for the whole country and it will only cost £20bn."
BT Chairman: "It would actually cost around £100bn"
"We're going to introduce a 4-day working week"
Really - and how exactly is that going to work?
"We're going to ensure that the lowest paid will pay less tax"
Actually - you are going to ensure that they pay on average an extra £400 extra a year based on your figures.
"We're going to compensate the WASPI with £58bn"
Again - where are they getting this money from. McDonnell said 'there are ways and means' or similar. What a load of utter drivel.
'We have evidence that the Tories are going to sell off the NHS to the USA - here is a redacted document providing the evidence"
I think it was Guido Fawkes who had saw the document and commented that there was absolutely nothing in the document to suggest this was happening. Trump himself the other week said that the US has no interest at all in the NHS.
His own Health Minister confessed yesterday that Comrade is a danger to the security of the country.
McDonnell this morning on BBC News "It wiz peyoor banter"
Erm - no it wasn't, he was talking earnestly.
Seriously - anyone who votes for this man will deserve everything that happens thereafter when the country is on its hands and knees and we're catapulted back to the 70s and Winters of Discontent.
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posted on 11/12/19
I think Boris is the most dangerous man to lead the country, that also said i think he will win with ease.
I think we are post democracy already personally, targeted ads at individuals, foreign money interfering in our elections and the blatant lies from Tories and Lib Dems.
I don't see how we can ever hold free and fair elections again whilst playing dirty wins and i'm very confident it will.
posted on 11/12/19
conservatives are going to win, and its bonkers.
all he says is "get Brexit done". that's it, he has nothing.
nothing reassuring, no numbers, facts, nothing.
idiots voting for a party that hates them, that has caused child poverty, an absurd rise in foodbanks, and tax breaks for the rich.
these people need educated.
posted on 11/12/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 11/12/19
Imagine voting tory.
What a turbocunt you are.
Whoever you are.
posted on 11/12/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 11/12/19
Imagine voting for a man who hides in a fridge to avoid questioning.
posted on 11/12/19
SNP to, hopefully, get independence and get away from toxic Westminster and no more Tory rule in our country.
posted on 11/12/19
I hope all the people who vote for Tory who are from working class regions, want rid of the foreigners, want a hard brexit etc
are absolutely on their knees at this time next year, christmas spent under a bridge next to a canal using the steam off their wee bogging dugs shytte for heat
posted on 11/12/19
I don't see a scenario in which Boris lets Scotland have another referendum at all.
Although it's always baffled me slightly because without Scotland, it becomes increasingly difficult for Labour to win so it would benefit his party.
posted on 11/12/19
Might get better weather with independence...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-50739203
posted on 11/12/19
comment by Lexballielegend (U8325)
posted 3 minutes ago
Boris will win, and my only hope is that the SNP do well enough that the Scottish Parliament can have the numbers to force his hand on Indy 2.
He wont like it, but a big enough margin in Holyrood, and enough pressure added to the forcing of Scotland out of Europe might just be enough to let the predominantly English voters who back BJ be the ones left with his mess. Hell mend them for voting him in.
I have always supported Scottish Independence, mostly from a POV that we should as a Nation not be treated like a colony and be told what to do by a govt that sits in another country. Now I support it not only due to that, but also from the fear that we will have in charge a man who despises Scotland, has made it the butt of his jokes and who will happily allow my country to be all but an irrelevance to his cabinet and govt.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This rhetoric facks me off no end.
Scottish voters have greater representation on average than English voters. Scotland has around 90,000 constituents and England has about 110,000 constituents per seat so actually whilst Scots moan and whine that they aren't being listened to, your vote means more than mine.
You're a region with a population smaller than Yorkshire and half the size of London, why on earth should Scotland have the same say as England?!
posted on 11/12/19
I will vote SNP
In all honesty if I lived in England I'd likely vote Tory. Much like we lambasted folk for voting No because they didn't like Salmond it is hard to justify not voting for a party based on the buffoon in charge if the party policies are closer to your thinking than Labours
posted on 11/12/19
i want out of the union.
but...
doesnt change the mess that thousands of familys and children will be in for the the rest of the UK.
its horrible, though tbh its genius. by blaming outsiders the tories have got their biggest enemies to vote with them.
posted on 11/12/19
Brexit will happen and we'll be taken out of the EU against our wishes, then we'll no have the baws to vote for Indy
so with that in mind I hope everyone in Scotland who votes no is subject to a lifetime of pain and misery
posted on 11/12/19
Interesting that the SNP have started using paid ads on Facebook targeting Labour voters, particularly in the central belt. Their data must be suggesting that they're at risk from people moving to Labour, which suggests that Corbyn's message is getting through. I wonder if that will be replicated across the UK.
It's been a very presidential style election in the UK with the leaders being front and centre and we've seen little of the rest of each sides cabinet.
posted on 11/12/19
comment by Call Sign: Invictus (U3627)
posted 41 seconds ago
I will vote SNP
In all honesty if I lived in England I'd likely vote Tory. Much like we lambasted folk for voting No because they didn't like Salmond it is hard to justify not voting for a party based on the buffoon in charge if the party policies are closer to your thinking than Labours
----------------------------------------------------------------------
you're trying to wind me up
its not just one, its an entire party of absolute b@stards.
posted on 11/12/19
comment by Take Mahomes, Country Roads (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lexballielegend (U8325)
posted 3 minutes ago
Boris will win, and my only hope is that the SNP do well enough that the Scottish Parliament can have the numbers to force his hand on Indy 2.
He wont like it, but a big enough margin in Holyrood, and enough pressure added to the forcing of Scotland out of Europe might just be enough to let the predominantly English voters who back BJ be the ones left with his mess. Hell mend them for voting him in.
I have always supported Scottish Independence, mostly from a POV that we should as a Nation not be treated like a colony and be told what to do by a govt that sits in another country. Now I support it not only due to that, but also from the fear that we will have in charge a man who despises Scotland, has made it the butt of his jokes and who will happily allow my country to be all but an irrelevance to his cabinet and govt.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This rhetoric facks me off no end.
Scottish voters have greater representation on average than English voters. Scotland has around 90,000 constituents and England has about 110,000 constituents per seat so actually whilst Scots moan and whine that they aren't being listened to, your vote means more than mine.
You're a region with a population smaller than Yorkshire and half the size of London, why on earth should Scotland have the same say as England?!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wow
where do we start with this Facebook facts post of nonsense
posted on 11/12/19
comment by Take Mahomes, Country Roads (U3979)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lexballielegend (U8325)
posted 3 minutes ago
Boris will win, and my only hope is that the SNP do well enough that the Scottish Parliament can have the numbers to force his hand on Indy 2.
He wont like it, but a big enough margin in Holyrood, and enough pressure added to the forcing of Scotland out of Europe might just be enough to let the predominantly English voters who back BJ be the ones left with his mess. Hell mend them for voting him in.
I have always supported Scottish Independence, mostly from a POV that we should as a Nation not be treated like a colony and be told what to do by a govt that sits in another country. Now I support it not only due to that, but also from the fear that we will have in charge a man who despises Scotland, has made it the butt of his jokes and who will happily allow my country to be all but an irrelevance to his cabinet and govt.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This rhetoric facks me off no end.
Scottish voters have greater representation on average than English voters. Scotland has around 90,000 constituents and England has about 110,000 constituents per seat so actually whilst Scots moan and whine that they aren't being listened to, your vote means more than mine.
You're a region with a population smaller than Yorkshire and half the size of London, why on earth should Scotland have the same say as England?!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Scotland is a country, not a region.
And why should we have an equal say? Because we're a political and economic Union. A family of nations, if you will. So in any Union, each partner should have equal say, should they not?
posted on 11/12/19
i think corbyn wasted time.coming to scotland
should have focussed on the other areas where the gap was more narrow
posted on 11/12/19
comment by Ghod#18 (U9390)
posted 2 minutes ago
I hope all the people who vote for Tory who are from working class regions, want rid of the foreigners, want a hard brexit etc
are absolutely on their knees at this time next year, christmas spent under a bridge next to a canal using the steam off their wee bogging dugs shytte for heat
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ibrox then.
posted on 11/12/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 11/12/19
comment by Take Mahomes, Country Roads (U3979)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by Lexballielegend (U8325)
posted 3 minutes ago
Boris will win, and my only hope is that the SNP do well enough that the Scottish Parliament can have the numbers to force his hand on Indy 2.
He wont like it, but a big enough margin in Holyrood, and enough pressure added to the forcing of Scotland out of Europe might just be enough to let the predominantly English voters who back BJ be the ones left with his mess. Hell mend them for voting him in.
I have always supported Scottish Independence, mostly from a POV that we should as a Nation not be treated like a colony and be told what to do by a govt that sits in another country. Now I support it not only due to that, but also from the fear that we will have in charge a man who despises Scotland, has made it the butt of his jokes and who will happily allow my country to be all but an irrelevance to his cabinet and govt.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This rhetoric facks me off no end.
Scottish voters have greater representation on average than English voters. Scotland has around 90,000 constituents and England has about 110,000 constituents per seat so actually whilst Scots moan and whine that they aren't being listened to, your vote means more than mine.
You're a region with a population smaller than Yorkshire and half the size of London, why on earth should Scotland have the same say as England?!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We are not a region dafty, we are a country.
We have been governed by Tories for a decade without them ever once winning an election here.
posted on 11/12/19
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 1 second ago
Interesting that the SNP have started using paid ads on Facebook targeting Labour voters, particularly in the central belt. Their data must be suggesting that they're at risk from people moving to Labour, which suggests that Corbyn's message is getting through. I wonder if that will be replicated across the UK.
It's been a very presidential style election in the UK with the leaders being front and centre and we've seen little of the rest of each sides cabinet.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
My leaflet from the game says vote labour
posted on 11/12/19
SNP for me,
The past few weeks have been absolutely painful to watch from both Labour and the Tory's.
posted on 11/12/19
Anyone who votes for Comrade Corbyn deserves a spell in Carstairs.
'We're going to provide free broadband for the whole country and it will only cost £20bn."
BT Chairman: "It would actually cost around £100bn"
"We're going to introduce a 4-day working week"
Really - and how exactly is that going to work?
"We're going to ensure that the lowest paid will pay less tax"
Actually - you are going to ensure that they pay on average an extra £400 extra a year based on your figures.
"We're going to compensate the WASPI with £58bn"
Again - where are they getting this money from. McDonnell said 'there are ways and means' or similar. What a load of utter drivel.
'We have evidence that the Tories are going to sell off the NHS to the USA - here is a redacted document providing the evidence"
I think it was Guido Fawkes who had saw the document and commented that there was absolutely nothing in the document to suggest this was happening. Trump himself the other week said that the US has no interest at all in the NHS.
His own Health Minister confessed yesterday that Comrade is a danger to the security of the country.
McDonnell this morning on BBC News "It wiz peyoor banter"
Erm - no it wasn't, he was talking earnestly.
Seriously - anyone who votes for this man will deserve everything that happens thereafter when the country is on its hands and knees and we're catapulted back to the 70s and Winters of Discontent.
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