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Old 22-04-2015, 20:57   #123
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion

I do not like it when vandalism hit the Tories posters, in Great Yarmouth. But not being nasty, what does the Conservative people in that area expect.

I go to Yarmouth each year on Hols, and l see quite a lot of people who are down on there luck. I watched a recent documentary on GY. And it sadden me of what the area has turned out to be. There were queues of people looking for seasonal work, as that's all that going

So what do the Tories want, you cannot support the rich and treat the poor as they don't exist.

GY, as some stall holder told me once, that once the holiday season goes, the town is like ghost town, and no work

I am a great believer in the fact that there are plenty of Industrial Estates there, but you have to pay decent wages to get work.

I am just glad l didn't move there three years ago, as l would still be unemployed
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