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How Labour will win the General Election - Electoral Reform

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Even better, Nick Griffin on Radio 4 this week.

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I'll say one thing I have never ever been interested in politics up until now but I have really enjoyed learning more since the start of this election, I have went to the extent of actually meeting the candidates for my local area - something I thought I would never be interested in doing.

Even after all that I am still voting Labour.

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It's because of all that, that I'm not. ;)

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I suppose someone has to.

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Well while DC wants to bring back hunting I will NEVER vote tory.

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Good for you at least someone has to support a dying party

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Another warning that postal voting is open to abuse on a large scale.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2...lectoral-fraud

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So animal welfare is more of a concern to you than say the economy?

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I'm doing my best to be surprised at someone in Newcastle voting Labour but I just can't do it.

One could put a red rosette on 4 vomit covered turds and they'd carry the 4 seats.

I think I may have asked this previously but given you've heard them all speak now maybe you're in a better position to say why you've been mentioning voting Labour since the first posts on the thread after you realised you could vote and what's confirmed it for you now.

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Tower Hamlets, that most healthy, wealthy, prosperous and forward thinking area of London in electoral fraud shock! Who'd have thought?

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Britain 'Still On Course For Hung Parliament'

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Good luck with that...

I think I have just discovered the real reason for your zealous support of the Cons

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Works for me.

But from now on when i hear the name Labour i will remember the word BIGOT.

when someone says vote Labour i will only hear the words vote Bigot

Just think in parliament Labour Mp's will shout bigot bigot instead of hear hear :)

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a certain cf member and labooor supporter has been bandying the term bigot around for ages ,in fact any one with a differing opinion is called a bigot ,its probably in the manifesto some where , i wont be voting BIGOT i believe in democracy and freedom of speech as does mr Cameron ;)

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I see you've been reading the Labour play book for FUD.

That has no influence at all on me, somewhat more important things than broadband to make a voting decision on but please do feel free to keep making things up. I'm in London, I'll get nothing out of any government broadband intervention.

I don't remember making any comments about being a zealous support of the Conservatives though I also note that any criticism of Labour seems to have that as one of the default responses. As mentioned previously I think Cameron is a lightweight, I'm far from convinced by the Tories in many ways, however Labour have been a near total disaster through constant erosion of our rights and leaving us a huge bill to cover it.

So overall regarding your posts a fairly weak smear but given that Labour, and indeed its' supporters, have so little of their own positives to point to it would appear that's about the only course of action. Please carry on.

If you feel like some more reasoned debate my same question to Hiroki to you, why Labour?

EDIT: Incidentally that poster is hilarious, not least because the underlying implication is that Labour will look after those who refuse to work while the nasty Tories won't. A poster by welfare state addicts for welfare state addicts. Backfired a bit that one, not a message that appeals to those who pay for the people who refuse to work.

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I find it interesting that Tory and LD voters can give coherant reasons behind their choice, but Labour voters seem to come up with:
They're not Tories
Cameron is slimy (yet ignore most of the cabinet)
My parents vote labour so I have to