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Ignition · 17-03-2004, 23:23

I on the other hand am happy to say I will vote Liberal Democrat.

Why? This is a Lib Dem ward already, and unlike either of the other parties they were against the horrifying events in the Middle East, and even have the gall to admit they will raise taxes to improve things, rather than just sneakily and dramatically increasing the tax burden.

Labour have even managed to increase income tax on the sly - the top rate's barrier has not gone up with inflation, more people are paying top rate than would be had this happened.

Makes me laugh I'm not far AT ALL from top rate tax, but can't afford to buy a house, even though I apparently am on a higher salary than 90% of the UK adult population. Meanwhile my tax is being used to play monkey boy to George Bush and the rest of his Neo-Con virtual fascists.

New Labour my botty to be honest, they are no more Labour than the Conservatives - the only remotely Socialist party left is the Lib Dems, the other two are doing their utmost to become Neo-Conservative / Neo-Zionist with no regard for either the cost or their own people they alienate trying to be the 52nd state. Amusing that there is no money for this, or that, but Gee Dubbya comes calling and a few billion soon materialises. Terror politics rubbish that Tony is throwing at us mixed in with lies doesn't really appeal either.

OP - I note you are 17. I'm not that much older than you but I remember when the political landscape was very very different. Now we are just America Junior - Tony even seems to be planning on trying to terrorise us to vote for him to cover up the failures domestically and most of all with foreign policy. I have voted Labour twice but frankly I'd rather not vote at all that vote for that bunch of scheming fibbing neo-Con whores that are the Nu Labour party, at least not while Tony is in charge.

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Ignition Permanently Banned Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: South-East London Age: 48 Services: Depends who's being serviced :p Posts: 2,588	Re: How will you vote at next election? I on the other hand am happy to say I will vote Liberal Democrat. Why? This is a Lib Dem ward already, and unlike either of the other parties they were against the horrifying events in the Middle East, and even have the gall to admit they will raise taxes to improve things, rather than just sneakily and dramatically increasing the tax burden. Labour have even managed to increase income tax on the sly - the top rate's barrier has not gone up with inflation, more people are paying top rate than would be had this happened. Makes me laugh I'm not far AT ALL from top rate tax, but can't afford to buy a house, even though I apparently am on a higher salary than 90% of the UK adult population. Meanwhile my tax is being used to play monkey boy to George Bush and the rest of his Neo-Con virtual fascists. New Labour my botty to be honest, they are no more Labour than the Conservatives - the only remotely Socialist party left is the Lib Dems, the other two are doing their utmost to become Neo-Conservative / Neo-Zionist with no regard for either the cost or their own people they alienate trying to be the 52nd state. Amusing that there is no money for this, or that, but Gee Dubbya comes calling and a few billion soon materialises. Terror politics rubbish that Tony is throwing at us mixed in with lies doesn't really appeal either. OP - I note you are 17. I'm not that much older than you but I remember when the political landscape was very very different. Now we are just America Junior - Tony even seems to be planning on trying to terrorise us to vote for him to cover up the failures domestically and most of all with foreign policy. I have voted Labour twice but frankly I'd rather not vote at all that vote for that bunch of scheming fibbing neo-Con whores that are the Nu Labour party, at least not while Tony is in charge.