Off Topic 2019 GE

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Who will you support in the 2019 GE

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  • Labour

  • Brexit Party

  • Lib Dems

  • Greens

  • Independent

  • UKIP

  • I support my legs because my legs support me lol

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safc-noggieland said:
Early night for me tonight, flying back to ponteland airport the morn. Good pint of IPA at the Legion. Drive my grandson to scjool day after then wait with bated breath on returns night.
So Christmas greetings from some of Santas family of helpers (Nisser in Noggiespeak)
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Enjoy it, Noggie. I'm sure the grandbairn can't wait to see you <ok>
 
safc-noggieland said:
Last one for you Saffy mate -I read on the bog on my way to kip. Please read all cheers mate.
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That was from the first TV debate, I believe?
 
Somebodys pinched my sombrero said:
I’m not at the end of any scale tbh, I still don’t know who I’m voting for <laugh>
I might just write f*ck the lot of you on my voting slip.
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The Tories don't have anybody to align too, if they fall short of a majority. The DUP won't back them again.

If you don't vote, or a vote for anybody other than the Conservatives, then that's what'll get Corbyn in through the backdoor.
 
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Simple Saffy said:
The Tories don't have anybody to align too, if they fall short of a majority. The DUP won't back them again.

If you don't vote, or a vote for anybody other than the Conservatives, then that's what'll get Corbyn in through the backdoor.
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That’s pretty much what I said on my post on page two of this thread <ok>
 
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Somebodys pinched my sombrero said:
That’s pretty much what I said on my post on page two of this thread <ok>
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You voted Tory on the forum header Poll (It's heartening to see that Labour lead on that 46 to 29 <laugh> ) my suggestion is vote with your heart not your head, certainly Corbyn is 'Marmite' to some people, but the Labour policies overall are in my view are for a better and fairer society.
 
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Conspiracy Theorist said:
You voted Tory on the forum header Poll (It's heartening to see that Labour lead on that 46 to 29 <laugh> ) my suggestion is vote with your heart not your head, certainly Corbyn is 'Marmite' to some people, but the Labour policies overall are in my view are for a better and fairer society.
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All about opinions. I believe I opted conservative in fear of the Corbyn option. The three “big guns” in Labour frighten the life out of me.
 
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Can we all agree that I got a top picture today?

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Somebodys pinched my sombrero said:
All about opinions. I believe I opted conservative in fear of the Corbyn option. The three “big guns” in Labour frighten the life out of me.
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From previous conversations (when I was on here as Diddles) you mentioned you're around the same age as me mate, so from my perspective and maybe your's we have to look at our youth and helping them to get on in life, education is the way forward, saddling students with life -long debt is not the way our rich nation should be acting towards our young generation, when we were young University education was more or less free, buying a house and getting onto the property markets was easier and affordable, it's hard enough now to do these things - I have 4 children either going into Uni or still studying there, I feel for them that have to get into so much debt to 'better' themselves !
 
Conspiracy Theorist said:
From previous conversations (when I was on here as Diddles) you mentioned you're around the same age as me mate, so from my perspective and maybe your's we have to look at our youth and helping them to get on in life, education is the way forward, saddling students with life -long debt is not the way our rich nation should be acting towards our young generation, when we were young University education was more or less free, buying a house and getting onto the property markets was easier and affordable, it's hard enough now to do these things - I have 4 children either going into Uni or still studying there, I feel for them that have to get into so much debt to 'better' themselves !
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This ties in with a lot of problems people have with voting Labour.

With the amount of spending (through borrowing) that they're talking about, who is going to be responsible for paying all this back one day when Corbyn and McDonnell are a distant dream?

Our kids.
 
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Conspiracy Theorist said:
From previous conversations (when I was on here as Diddles) you mentioned you're around the same age as me mate, so from my perspective and maybe your's we have to look at our youth and helping them to get on in life, education is the way forward, saddling students with life -long debt is not the way our rich nation should be acting towards our young generation, when we were young University education was more or less free, buying a house and getting onto the property markets was easier and affordable, it's hard enough now to do these things - I have 4 children either going into Uni or still studying there, I feel for them that have to get into so much debt to 'better' themselves !
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Hello mate, didn’t realise it was you! Hope you’re well and thanks for enlightening me!
Not 100% sure on this, but I’m sure it was Labour who introduced the fees? I’ve got one daughter who went to uni who’s now a copper, my other daughter is about to go to study sciences to go into pharmacy.
they only pay a fraction back each year depending on what they earn, it’s not really a big concern.
I’m sticking up for the conservatives a bit in here, don’t really know why. As I said, I still don’t know who I’m voting for, just wish it was all over.
Nice to hear from you though.
 
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Simple Saffy said:
This ties in with a lot of problems people have with voting Labour.

With the amount of spending (through borrowing) that they're talking about, who is going to be responsible for paying all this back one day when Corbyn and McDonnell are a distant dream?

Our kids.
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The amount for free Uni education is not far off the amount that the Tories gave the DUP for propping them up and the wasted money spent on Brexit
 
Conspiracy Theorist said:
From previous conversations (when I was on here as Diddles) you mentioned you're around the same age as me mate, so from my perspective and maybe your's we have to look at our youth and helping them to get on in life, education is the way forward, saddling students with life -long debt is not the way our rich nation should be acting towards our young generation, when we were young University education was more or less free, buying a house and getting onto the property markets was easier and affordable, it's hard enough now to do these things - I have 4 children either going into Uni or still studying there, I feel for them that have to get into so much debt to 'better' themselves !
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It's not a life long debt. It's more like an extra tax on the better paid graduates. Anything unpaid after 30 years gets written off.
 
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The amount for free Uni education is not far off the amount that the Tories gave the DUP for propping them up and the wasted money spent on Brexit
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That's just one thing, though. How much is free broadband going to cost? They're handing 58 billion straight over to the Waspi women. Everything is free no problem with Labour. This will all have to be paid back, by us and our youth.
 
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safc-noggieland said:
Mr dear class of 73
Ask yourself one serious question please,
How many mill/billionairs contribute to Putins so called stooge JC. . . and how many plough in tens if not hundreds of thousands of pounds to the Tories.
This is a factual matter of record as donations must be recorded & published.
Appears to be some slip in your logic here - who is pulling whos strings - follow the money as the FBI like to say. :emoticon-0164-cash::emoticon-0164-cash::emoticon-0164-cash:
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Umm, yep. Question asked...would a turkey vote for Christmas? Putin is a tyrant intent on undermining the western society and he also wants his Eastern European states back. He has to be watched and we may as well, with Corbyn in No 10, raise the white flag.
 
Somebodys pinched my sombrero said:
Hello mate, didn’t realise it was you! Hope you’re well and thanks for enlightening me!
Not 100% sure on this, but I’m sure it was Labour who introduced the fees? I’ve got one daughter who went to uni who’s now a copper, my other daughter is about to go to study sciences to go into pharmacy.
they only pay a fraction back each year depending on what they earn, it’s not really a big concern.
I’m sticking up for the conservatives a bit in here, don’t really know why. As I said, I still don’t know who I’m voting for, just wish it was all over.
Nice to hear from you though.
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Likewise mate -I still haven't forgotten or indeed forgiven you for suggestion that I should have and subsequently been made a moderator on here in my previous guise <laugh> good luck to your daughter in her science studies <cheers>
 
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