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Originally Posted by Hiroki
Haha I thought that GB thing was funny 
Even more likely to vote for him now |
You think him insulting someone behind their back then giving a crawling apology is funny?
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Originally Posted by Hiroki
Couldn't give a toss, I thought it was funny and that's all that matters to me.
We don't know what the woman said and GB could be right in calling her what he called her.
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Hey I like the bloke and he is the best chance this country has
The other two parties in the running are jokes. |
This guy is so disliked his own party has avoided using his image in adverts as much as as possible, but you like him and think he's the best change the country has.
So, very simple question, would you care to explain your opinions to the rest of us?
Here's a
post of mine explaining why his economics have been abysmal, perhaps before you were old enough to take an interest in politics or economics but if you stay in the UK you'll be picking up the tab for his mistakes.
So, again,
why would you vote for this? I really don't understand? You are aware that sooner or later
your taxes have to pay if by some miracle he decides to live up to his promises on public services, and
your taxes will be paying the interest bill and debts he chalked up, along with sustaining his massive public sector spending.
So, please, convert me. After all votes are a pretty important thing, this is a pretty important election and I struggle with the idea you want to vote for someone whose own party dislikes him and whose own minions are presently plotting to dethrone him.
You were aware of Labour's avoidance of his image in leaflets and his successors touring marginal constituencies to chalk up support from the candidates to unseat him, right?