What really is the UK's best option in the elections
Discussion
As the topic asks.
Putting aside party leaders what is the best option for the UK?
I know a few would like to see Gordon swim in his own poo but that is not really the answer for our country.
Hung parliment maybe?
Putting aside party leaders what is the best option for the UK?
I know a few would like to see Gordon swim in his own poo but that is not really the answer for our country.
Hung parliment maybe?
Edited by 528Sport on Wednesday 3rd March 09:09
Edited by 528Sport on Wednesday 3rd March 09:10
Puggit said:
A hung parliament is not best - the markets have already told us that this week.
We need a strong leader, not afraid to take tough decisions.
Oh dear...
A hung parliament may not be good for the financial markets but at least we may see some democracy, and, hopefully, the right decisions for the country. We need a strong leader, not afraid to take tough decisions.
Oh dear...
We don't just want another little dictator in power and i can't see either of the two main leaders not being like this.
I don't think the political system we have in this country is good for this country IMHO.
maix27 said:
Puggit said:
A hung parliament is not best - the markets have already told us that this week.
We need a strong leader, not afraid to take tough decisions.
Oh dear...
A hung parliament may not be good for the financial markets but at least we may see some democracy, and, hopefully, the right decisions for the country. We need a strong leader, not afraid to take tough decisions.
Oh dear...
We don't just want another little dictator in power and i can't see either of the two main leaders not being like this.
I don't think the political system we have in this country is good for this country IMHO.
A hung parliment will merely hand power to the Lib-Dems.
I'm not at all sure that Labour can do it either if they did win an election. They can raise taxes certainly, the last decade shows ample evidence of that, but i'm not at all sure that the party of the public sector unions and the client state can correct the overspending which they themselves instituted.
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elster said:
Extermination and start from scratch?
Either of these would do. The people have no faith in the system and to some level I agree, no matter who gets in someone will end up worse off. If Labour get in we get higher taxes and more debt. But at least we already know they are a lying bunch of 2 faced w
kers.If the tories get in we get higher taxes and less public spending (meaning more of those annoying t
ts moaning they are not getting huge poay rises for doing fk all in the local authority).If the Lib Dems get in the world will implode.
If UKIP get in it would be funny for about 12 hours until we realise what a shower fo s
t we have let ourselves in for. Hung Parliment means they will just end up bickering and we will wish Guy Fawkes had suceeded.
Green Party would mean we all end up driving Gwiz' and eating lentils.
BNP would be pretty much as the UKIP result but with racism throw in to the mix to stir things up a little.
Zod said:
Getting rid of Labour, therefore voting Conservative, rather than wasting votes on a tinpot anti-EU party run by a boorish buffoon or a nasty little racist rump party.
Thats what scares me, I can see why we need rid of labour but i don't think the Conservative party is the answer, best of the alternatives yes, but right I don't know. Chris_w666 said:
Zod said:
Getting rid of Labour, therefore voting Conservative, rather than wasting votes on a tinpot anti-EU party run by a boorish buffoon or a nasty little racist rump party.
Thats what scares me, I can see why we need rid of labour but i don't think the Conservative party is the answer, best of the alternatives yes, but right I don't know. Zod said:
Chris_w666 said:
Zod said:
Getting rid of Labour, therefore voting Conservative, rather than wasting votes on a tinpot anti-EU party run by a boorish buffoon or a nasty little racist rump party.
Thats what scares me, I can see why we need rid of labour but i don't think the Conservative party is the answer, best of the alternatives yes, but right I don't know. 
Zod said:
Chris_w666 said:
Zod said:
Getting rid of Labour, therefore voting Conservative, rather than wasting votes on a tinpot anti-EU party run by a boorish buffoon or a nasty little racist rump party.
Thats what scares me, I can see why we need rid of labour but i don't think the Conservative party is the answer, best of the alternatives yes, but right I don't know. I take it you'd prefer the social-democratic pragmatism of CMD?
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