Off Topic General Election Special

Paid my taxes and I'll willingly pay more, which is why I've voted Labour

 

For info, I've reported you again for the continued use of the word 'mong' - you're right I called the England Manager 'Woy' and once pointed out I stopped because, it didn't actually occur to me and you had a point, by the way it wasn't people but don't let that get in the way of the facts - on the other hand you've continued being abusive about people with Downes Syndrome - nice man

 

Mong - (slang) stupid or foolish person.

Source, Collins.

I had no idea you were DS. Not that it bears any relevance.

Snowflake.

 

This isn't a safe space, snowflake.

 

Well said.

I find it strange that it's unacceptable to use words like ****** and paki yet we tolerate 'mong' and 'spaz' (the latter to less extent though nowadays) to describe the disabled.

I've had enough of this thread now. Bye.

 

We'll I know it's a political thread but I ll answer anyway .
I would think that it should be British territory.
Not hard was it.

 

Or don't worry you will pay more IF they get back in?

 

And there we have it - potitical discussion gets personal, even before the ballots open.

 

exactly - just check post 614, that's how it started, no debate just abuse

 

Oh I wasn't singling you out as starting it.

 

But he did.

 

Do the sums Patty, 14 years at say £15k pa = £210k. VAT on that comes to £42k. (£15k's cheap aswell)

 

There's no chance they'll win tomorrow, the very best scenario any labour voter could possibly hope for is a hung parliament imo.

My prediction is a Tory majority of around 30 though

 

Absolutely spot on.

I should have served in one of the worlds elite fighting units, placing myself in extreme danger for free.

All the while paying for my rifle, uniform and ammo out of my own pocket.

I also agree that parents who spend their family allowance on all manner of ****e deserve further assistance from me in feeding their children.

I have seen the light.

 

What for - majority or most seats?

 

Glad you agree. My dad's uncle served and was a staff sergeant, serving in Northern Ireland and the Falklands. My uncles also serving as well. Thing is, when they left the forces they didn't whinge about paying taxes that go to people in the society they supposedly fought to defend when they fell on hard times. My great-grandads didn't whinge about paying taxes to support the new NHS and welfare state when they returned home in 1945 either, because they all voted Labour.

 

Whinge?

Interesting choice or word.

When you grow up sunshine( oh look I can do patronising as well) and join the real work you'll see that a lot of your taxes( providing you get a job) go to those who haven't fallen on hard times.

It goes to career dole bums, smack heads and other low life arse holes.

People who have no responsibility for their actions and who don't give a ****.