Yeah well I really don't know much about the british political parties, I'm just used to be generally anti-socialdemocratic(as in socialist) due to the circumstances in my country.
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Dodgy fascist that he is I still feel bad about Nigel Farage in that plane crash - he did not look a well man walking away from that wreckage.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ele...l-Farage-of-Ukip-plane-crash-in-pictures.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ele...l-Farage-of-Ukip-plane-crash-in-pictures.html
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ROFL you make it sound like the Nazi Zombie Socialists from the Marsian Venus Hell are holding a terror reign in Austria.
And before you cry out, no I never voted for them and never will.
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Wait....they aren't?ROFL you make it sound like the Nazi Zombie Socialists from the Marsian Venus Hell are holding a terror reign in Austria.
What's so bad about social democrats?
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They're left wing idiots who are specialized in introducing reluctant new taxes
Sure there's worse alternatives(green party, brrrr), but I'm just saying that there's better alternatives, at least in my country.
Sure there's worse alternatives(green party, brrrr), but I'm just saying that there's better alternatives, at least in my country.
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Sorry, only idiots call other peoples political views idiotic. (well unless the view is bordering or inside extremism)
I guess you are on the right wing nationalist side? (those usually are the guys who talk about more moderate parties and the left wing with such hatred)
Anyways, let's get back on topic and hope the thread doesn't get locked too fast.
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You know, I love this forum.
I've never seen a politics thread ANYWHERE else make it to page 2 without any sort of real acrimony.
I am impressed, and I love it. Let's see if we can keep this going the same way!
I've never seen a politics thread ANYWHERE else make it to page 2 without any sort of real acrimony.
I am impressed, and I love it. Let's see if we can keep this going the same way!
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That wasn't the leader of the BNP. It was Bob Bailey and their leader is Nick Griffin.
Tories won the most seats but not enough for a majority, apparantley talking to the Liberals now to try and form a coalition. Disapointed in the Lib Dems because they lost 5 seats overall, so even when the population hate labour and dislike conservatives they still can't make any headway.
Saying that their total vote went up 1% to 23% equating to 58 seats, whereas labout had 29% but 258 seats. Guess thats the problem when you use the first past the post method.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/election2010/results/
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That wasn't the leader of the BNP. It was Bob Bailey and their leader is Nick Griffin.
Tories won the most seats but not enough for a majority, apparantley talking to the Liberals now to try and form a coalition. Disapointed in the Lib Dems because they lost 5 seats overall, so even when the population hate labour and dislike conservatives they still can't make any headway.
Saying that their total vote went up 1% to 23% equating to 58 seats, whereas labout had 29% but 258 seats. Guess thats the problem when you use the first past the post method.
[url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/election2010/results/[/URL]
It is balls. Let's compare the number of people who voted for us...
Labour - 8,604,35 votes - 29.0% - 258 seats
Liberal democrats - 6,827,938 votes - 23% - 57seats
Wait...what?
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You guys desperately need voting system reform/revolution...Your system at the moment just mocks democracy.
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Like I said, first past the post system so you only need the most votes in that area to win the seat. Proportional representation means that seats are divided according to the national voting figures, but then you would also end up with parties like UKIP and BNP gaining seats probably.
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