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Old 17-04-2005, 00:25   #97
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Re: Vote 2005, week 2, new poll!

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Originally Posted by Chris T
So do us all a favour and help vote out a Party whose instinct is to perform social levelling by reducing everyone and everything to the lowest common denominator!
By voting them out I have to vote a party in - there aren't any I would choose. Forget the campaigns - that's all ********. Always has been, always will be. Empty promises. Look at history - at what each party has done over the years. Then vote. That's why I won't be voting. Thatcher wrecked the country - wrecked my life by introducing s28, which is still enforced today. Lib Dems - can't recall anything they've ever done, but they've never had power in my lifetime.

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Originally Posted by punky
Do you think that the government could afford to give you £17,000 as a grant? And everyone else?
Yes. What do you do when you leave University? You work - i.e. you contribute to the economy and the growth of the country, and you pay taxes. For around forty years.
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