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How would you vote in a general election - if held tomorrow

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How would you vote if there was a general election tomorrow?  

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  1. 1. How would you vote in a general election held tomorrow?


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Guest Manley Farrington-Brown

Guest Manley Farrington-Brown

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1 hour ago, Bryn said:

Anyone who votes Conservative is just a selfish, selfish person, there's no two ways about it.

Only if they’re rich!

Otherwise they’re a mug.

Sly

Sly

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I think Nick Clark would have stood a chance at getting a “Liberal Democrats” over the line in the current state of Government, 

 

Starmer, like Corbyn before him does have that charismatic appeal to pull in the swing voters.
 

Boris comes across as that bumbling uncle you’re slightly embarrassed to be related to. Starmer comes across as a bit robotic, boring and sits at home with a scrapbook collection and spending time trainspotting. 

Jimothy

Jimothy

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23 minutes ago, Finnaldo said:


Can you elaborate? I genuinely can’t work out what you’re trying to say lol 

Don't know his opinions do we. Just goes on about the Tories being ahead and "Keith" being a loser. I'm not sure he actually knows why he's a Tory, just that he is and they're winning so he can be smug about it. Weird.

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Dunge

Dunge

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9 minutes ago, Facecloth said:

Don't know his opinions do we. Just goes on about the Tories being ahead and "Keith" being a loser. I'm not sure he actually knows why he's a Tory, just that he is and they're winning so he can be smug about it. Weird.

Assuming he is a Tory - and posting evidence would suggest so - does anyone actually care why? Because from my perspective this thread is already filling up with people who see such a thing as immoral on principle and not in need of further information.

Jimothy

Jimothy

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13 minutes ago, Dunge said:

Assuming he is a Tory - and posting evidence would suggest so - does anyone actually care why? Because from my perspective this thread is already filling up with people who see such a thing as immoral on principle and not in need of further information.

I didn't say I actually cared, I just don't think he knows himself lol

Nod.E

Nod.E

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2 hours ago, UpTheLeagueFox said:

I'm taking this poll with a massive pinch of salt.

Everyone knows that the 'FoxesTalk Polling Company" were set up many years ago and still run by hard left Labour people.

I say to the management here: YOU GUVners of this place are trying to influence the general public rather than reflecting the actual mood.

That's why Sir Kierthtan Starmuch is finally 20 points ahead as Tone Bliar said they should be.

 

Right, I'll wait for Survation.

 

Your stout support, which seemingly sits on a par with yours of LCFC, is frankly embarrassing.

 

It's fine to vote differently to me even if I disagree. What I won't understand is this weird breed of party supporters. 

 

Really strange behaviour.

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UpTheLeagueFox

UpTheLeagueFox

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1 minute ago, Nod.E said:

Your stout support, which seemingly sits on a par with yours of LCFC, is frankly embarrassing.

It's fine to vote differently to me even if I disagree. What I won't understand is this weird breed of party supporters. 

Really strange behaviour.

It just was a piss take, a bit of satire about YOUGOV being Tories. 

Dunge

Dunge

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4 minutes ago, Nod.E said:

Your stout support, which seemingly sits on a par with yours of LCFC, is frankly embarrassing.

 

It's fine to vote differently to me even if I disagree. What I won't understand is this weird breed of party supporters. 

 

Really strange behaviour.

All major parties are founded on consistent groups with core values, coupled with disagreements and negotiations within the party over policies at a specific time.

 

In fact a big part of Labour’s problem right now is that they don’t seem to know or be able to articulate what their core values are any more.

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Jimothy

Jimothy

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17 minutes ago, UpTheLeagueFox said:

What would you like to know, Mr Cloth?

I'd like to see you actually engage in the political debate, offer you opinion, make a point against someone elses. You would appear to have an interest in politics, but I've never actually seen you give an opinion or discuss a policy, it's all just polls, taking the piss out of Starmer, and chest beating at the Tories being ahead.

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HighPeakFox

HighPeakFox

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17 minutes ago, Facecloth said:

I'd like to see you actually engage in the political debate, offer you opinion, make a point against someone elses. You would appear to have an interest in politics, but I've never actually seen you give an opinion or discuss a policy, it's all just polls, taking the piss out of Starmer, and chest beating at the Tories being ahead.

Much as I share this frustration, I'd kindly guide you away from bothering. Djeff is a great guy but likes a wind-up.

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Kopic

Kopic

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My family are all tories, I'm not sure why considering my parents (very hard up, working class) background, but I've never felt the same or voted the same. However, i'm not sure how I would vote. Obviously not tories but something about Labour really turns me off. And as a younger bloke who nearly got ****ed over by the lib dem lies about uni fees (I don't care if this has been explained away, I haven't bothered to check, nor do I care, it is how I will genuinely always continue think of them despite whatever their future policies may be, and sadly, thats politics), i really don't know where I would go. I live in a very safe con seat so probably just vote some random independent to boost their morale.

Jimothy

Jimothy

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2 hours ago, HighPeakFox said:

Much as I share this frustration, I'd kindly guide you away from bothering. Djeff is a great guy but likes a wind-up.

No more from me, but the last part is why I told him he didn't need to get involved, as the grown ups were talking :thumbup:

Alf Bentley

Alf Bentley

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10 hours ago, HighPeakFox said:

Much as I share this frustration, I'd kindly guide you away from bothering. Djeff is a great guy but likes a wind-up.

 

El-Hadji Djeff, do you mean?

 

Edit: The other day, someone referred to Starmer not as Keith, Kieth or Keef, but as Kiev......must be due to his firm, crisp exterior concealing tasty centrist content? 

 

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HighPeakFox

HighPeakFox

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17 minutes ago, Alf Bentley said:

 

El-Hadji Djeff, do you mean?

 

Edit: The other day, someone referred to Starmer not as Keith, Kieth or Keef, but as Kiev......must be due to his firm, crisp exterior concealing tasty centrist content? 

 

Well it was deliberate, but then I realised I'd written DJ, so it worked as a nod to his other passion/job - so a happy accident.

Alf Bentley

Alf Bentley

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12 minutes ago, HighPeakFox said:

Well it was deliberate, but then I realised I'd written DJ, so it worked as a nod to his other passion/job - so a happy accident.

 

I see your cunning word ploy. Risks copyright action from DJ Jazzy Jeff, though.

Perhaps if Geoff branched out into a punk DJ set incorporating spitting and obnoxiousness, then the El-Hadji DJeff moniker might work.

 

p.s. Have you just honoured me with your 15,000th post? To celebrate, perhaps you could post footage of yourself in Freddie Mercury guise singing "We are the champions"?

Guest Lako42

Guest Lako42

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Any working person (or human with any compassion) voting Conservative after this term is not right in the head. 

 

 

The Tories actually hate you, they hate their new poor voters and they are laughing at you. 

HighPeakFox

HighPeakFox

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2 minutes ago, Alf Bentley said:

 

I see your cunning word ploy. Risks copyright action from DJ Jazzy Jeff, though.

Perhaps if Geoff branched out into a punk DJ set incorporating spitting and obnoxiousness, then the El-Hadji DJeff moniker might work.

 

p.s. Have you just honoured me with your 15,000th post? To celebrate, perhaps you could post footage of yourself in Freddie Mercury guise singing "We are the champions"?

Wow, I hadn't noticed that. Sadly, all footage is lost to me. I know photos were taken but the last time I got garbed up was pre-2000, so no camera phone stuff exists. 

 

Thank goodness. 

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Thefox81

Thefox81

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Always voted Tory. Never again whilst that bumbling idiot is in charge or involved. I honestly dont know how he can look at himself in a mirror and think hes been anything other than useless and out of his depth.

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Carl the Llama

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I used to be a staunch proponent of the importance of voting but I'm really not sure there's any point anymore.  The population are too far gone and their critical faculties removed.  It no longer matters what a politician says and does, the public will be told through the omnipresent media machine that it beats the alternative and enough will believe it to maintain the status quo.  As has been touched on in this thread they don't know why they support the party, but they're thoroughly sure that they must.  Pitiful state we've got ourselves into.

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Buce

Buce

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7 minutes ago, bovril said:

Is Geoff winding people up again?

 

It's almost like he has nothing else to offer...

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