I watched quite a lot of the election coverage, leader interviews etc
Miliband came off really badly. Farage, on the other hand, came off quite well. Considering the amount of pricks that vote for the person over the politics, that might go some way to explaining his success this weekend.
( Kroney, Tue 27 May 2014, 10:02, 1 reply, 11 years ago)

This is why voting should not be a right, but earned.
Anyone voting because - as that woman said "he likes a pint and a smoke - that's what we need" should be denied the vote. CF "he's got nice hair".

When Blair's third child was born while he was in office, and he appeared outside No 10 in a shirt with no tie, sleeves rolled up and a mug of tea - Christ - that's what voting for the person not the politics gets you.

People who vote like that need to be shot.

Twice.
( Je suis un vagabond is an unfunny, up your own arse middle class knob, Tue 27 May 2014, 10:05, Reply)

It's the sheer number of people that vote for a party
because they've always voted for a party, or because their friends and family vote for a particular party, too. The parties flip flop over things so often that I'm often voting for a different party every time there's an election.
( Kroney, Tue 27 May 2014, 10:12, Reply)

This too.
"Oh I'm a XXXXX man - always have been, always will be."

They don't seem to see any problem with this thinking, and thus they shouldn't be allowed to vote.
( Je suis un vagabond is an unfunny, up your own arse middle class knob, Tue 27 May 2014, 10:15, Reply)

I'm just going to vote Farage.
He likes a pint and has a manly haircut. Just the sort we need.
( Kroney, Tue 27 May 2014, 10:21, Reply)

I'm waaaay cleverer than that.
I irono-vote. Because I'm way clever, see?
( Je suis un vagabond is an unfunny, up your own arse middle class knob, Tue 27 May 2014, 10:28, Reply)