OK - So the Tories win the general election. Then what..

[Morningside]

will honestly happen?
End of the PC culture? End of speed cameras? Open immigration? Removal of all this red tape for businesses, hospitals, police?
Or nothing at all? Does anyone think that there really will be a major change and what will they reverse that Labour have introduced over the last 13 years.
Or is it too late for any change as people have been 'brainwashed' into everything being normal.

Edited by Morningside on Sunday 14th March 17:07

[Gun]

Nothing will change IMO but I don't want to risk another 5 years of Labour, by then they'll have well and truely fked this country.

[Fittster]

You have seen today's opinion polls?

[Durruti]

I'm sad to say that today I finally gave in to a nagging feeling that's been in my head for a few weeks now.

Paddy Power now holds my £100 at 4/1 on a labour win and after a bit of digging, I'll be having a look at the overall number of seats market.

Roll on the IMF

[fluffnik]

Durruti said:

Roll on the IMF

Quite possibly a better option than any of the established parties...

[Mclovin]

fluffnik said:

Durruti said:

Roll on the IMF

Quite possibly a better option than any of the established parties...

lol its not trust me.....

[anonymous-user]

Fittster said:

You have seen today's opinion polls?

Which way have they gone this time?

[deadslow]

The Tories will not win. They are not even Tories.

[fluffnik]

Mclovin said:

fluffnik said:

Durruti said:

Roll on the IMF

Quite possibly a better option than any of the established parties...

lol its not trust me.....

I'm not convinced that the gormless idiot populists offered by the "top three" will do any better.

[thinfourth2]

i have great fun pointing out that they are basically identical to labour as nothing will change and there will be a slow dawning realisation that we are still fked

[Oilchange]

One enormous thing will change [I hope] Gordon Brown will lose his job and that will make me cheer out loud!

[elster]

Mclovin said:

fluffnik said:

Durruti said:

Roll on the IMF

Quite possibly a better option than any of the established parties...

lol its not trust me.....

The only people who say trust me are those who are lying.

So on that basis, I will go with the IMF as well.

After paying into the IMF for many years about time they did something for us.

[Fittster]

excel789 said:

Fittster said:

You have seen today's opinion polls?

Which way have they gone this time?

David Cameron has suffered a fresh blow with a new opinion poll showing the Tory lead over Labour falling to a two-year low and suggesting the party will fall well short of winning an outright majority at the general election.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politic...

Personally I no longer give a stuff about representative democracy. Won't catch me voting.

[Fittster]

Mclovin said:

fluffnik said:

Durruti said:

Roll on the IMF

Quite possibly a better option than any of the established parties...

lol its not trust me.....

And why would we do that?

I can't think of another organisation so well equiped to deal with a bloated state.

[anonymous-user]

What happens if the tories win? nowt, except for the great unwashed, most of whom are here in The People's Republic Of South Yorkshire, will bleat,whinge,wine and generally bh about how Labour is best for t'working man, how maggie ruined the country, and see, we told you labour was best for t'working man, and that is a glimpse into the future, along with raised fuel duty,raised road fund licence,raised taxes etc etc

[Jasandjules]

I can't see much changing. Certainly not enough changing.

But it still grates me that the Tories have to get so many more votes to win a "majority" than the Stalinistas.

[Mclovin]

Fittster said:

Mclovin said:

fluffnik said:

Durruti said:

Roll on the IMF

Quite possibly a better option than any of the established parties...

lol its not trust me.....

And why would we do that?

I can't think of another organisation so well equiped to deal with a bloated state.

have you seen the list of countries requiring imf assistance... our frigging credit rating will be ruined, taxes will go sky high and we will be paying loads more for everything except houses lol....

[Zod]

Answer to OP: we are free of Brown.

That is all that matters.

Even if Jordan were PM, it could not possibly be worse than having face Brown.

[Fittster]

Mclovin said:

Fittster said:

Mclovin said:

fluffnik said:

Durruti said:

Roll on the IMF

Quite possibly a better option than any of the established parties...

lol its not trust me.....

And why would we do that?

I can't think of another organisation so well equiped to deal with a bloated state.

have you seen the list of countries requiring imf assistance... our frigging credit rating will be ruined, taxes will go sky high and we will be paying loads more for everything except houses lol....

Your credit rating is ruined before you call in the IMF, they are pretty much a lender of last resort. The Structural adjustment program could be anything but it's likely to slash the size of the public sector.

Better to go bust soon, wouldn't want to be behind the US in the queue, there will be nothing left!

[B17NNS]

I have a real and genuine concern that Labour are going to win this election.