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Chrysalis · 09-05-2011, 17:58

chris I wont be responding to you anymore, I dont like been asked for basis in a credibility argument when I have provided basis and your only reply is to ask me for more. There is nothing wrong saying you disagree with me, but to keep asking for me to repeat what I am saying so we go in a loop for god knows how many pages isnt been constructive.

my view is based on local council results which labour had significantly better gains than the tories. I have told you this now 3 times, yet a new reply is "provide me basis". You completely close minded.

Ironically I think labour stand to lose out in the long term and will be in serious trouble if scotland vote for full independence.

Labour voters wouldnt vote tories in scotland in significant numbers, they prefer SDP to labour yes but no way they prefer the tories to labour. Thats your mistake. Also as said to you before scotland has a different voting system.

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Chrysalis cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,048	Re: To AV, or not to AV? chris I wont be responding to you anymore, I dont like been asked for basis in a credibility argument when I have provided basis and your only reply is to ask me for more. There is nothing wrong saying you disagree with me, but to keep asking for me to repeat what I am saying so we go in a loop for god knows how many pages isnt been constructive. my view is based on local council results which labour had significantly better gains than the tories. I have told you this now 3 times, yet a new reply is "provide me basis". You completely close minded. Ironically I think labour stand to lose out in the long term and will be in serious trouble if scotland vote for full independence. Labour voters wouldnt vote tories in scotland in significant numbers, they prefer SDP to labour yes but no way they prefer the tories to labour. Thats your mistake. Also as said to you before scotland has a different voting system.