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Would Labour Jump Into Bed With UKIP If It Guaranteed Them To Be In Power In 2020? |
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I suppose what you are saying is that Labour still has morals. The Lib Dems lost them in 2010
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Quite a lot seeing as its the CDU/CSU and SPD that govern Germany and to anyone else that is a right wing party and socialists - something you denied happened
What they do in Europe has no relevance here. |
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Unfair. You couldn't really have expected them to turn down the chance to be in government and have some influence on policy.
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I didn't deny anything about our system did I? In our system coalitions are rare and coalitions between socialists and right wing parties are non-existent.
What they do in Europe has no relevance here.
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NO NO a thousand times NO, I would certainly never vote Labour again if they did.
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Why on earth would UKIP want to be lumbered with a toxic Labour Party when disagruntled ex-Labour voters are already flocking to them in droves?
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Would you go back to voting Conservative again?
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Would you go back to your passionate support for the Gulf War?
![]() I bet you voted for Thatcher
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Ah the Island mentality, the world stops at Dover
![]() Our voting system is unique to us. And yes it does stop at the coast. And no UKIP and Labour have nothing in common. |
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I think you have me confused with a loyal supporter of your Labour party who lied to the country and which you never stopped supporting
![]() I bet you voted for Thatcher ![]() ![]() How much for the Thatcher bet? |
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Hell would freeze over first.
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Don't be childishly ridiculous.
Our voting system is unique to us. And yes it does stop at the coast. And no UKIP and Labour have nothing in common. As to UKIP and Labour having nothing in common well I beg to differ. What they have in common are all those former Labour voters who voted to leave the EU and who said they would vote UKIP in future. Scoff all you want it won't make any difference but if Labour take the same blinkered view they will be alienating themselves from many of their former voters at the next election |
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I've already all but abandoned Labour over Corbyn and their lack of opposition to Brexit, collaborating with UKIP would be the last straw.
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I never supported them over the Gulf War... you did
![]() How much for the Thatcher bet? ![]() Anyway, what do you want to bet? |
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We were all lied to by Tone
![]() Anyway, what do you want to bet? Anthing you like... I could do with some new screwdrivers. |
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I didn't deny anything about our system did I? In our system coalitions are rare and coalitions between socialists and right wing parties are non-existent.
What they do in Europe has no relevance here. Indeed. Our political spectrum definitions are vastly different from our near neighbours. The nearest comparison is the Marmite and Vegemite debate! |
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Really... and yet I, apparently a Labour supporter, didn;t believe a word of it... and you got all passionate about supporting him and the war. Got to wonder what happened to the critical faculties on that one Martin?
Anthing you like... I could do with some new screwdrivers. I don't have a screw loose at the moment so I am not in possession of any screwdrivers. Would you like my signed copy of the D:Ream single "Things can only get better"? ![]() Serious question though, do you think you'll see another majority Labour government in your lifetime? |
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Perhaps like Corbyn you're a pacifist or an idealist, I don't know. But I do know that no matter what Labour did you still supported them every single day.
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I don't have a screw loose at the moment so I am not in possession of any screwdrivers. Would you like my signed copy of the D:Ream single "Things can only get better"?
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Serious question though, do you think you'll see another majority Labour government in your lifetime?
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Yeah... UKIP are already attracting the racists who had previously voted Labour and now have an outlet with UKIP.
How's that working out for Labour anyway? |
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Excellent tactic for regaining public trust, smear those life long supporters that are leaving a party that has lost it's way because they have a different opinion on mass immigration and the EU.
How's that working out for Labour anyway? |
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It's works well for UKIP... they have no problem with racist support.
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Or... as you know... I actually paid attention to all the issues and was able to form an argument and maintain my position without believing the pro war nonsense regardless.... and clearly i did not continue to support them after the Gulf War... I wanted their leader arrested for war crimes
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Doesn;t seem at all likely does it
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No. both are polar opposites whether it's Corbynista, Blairite, Brownite or anything else.
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Labour can't even share the same bed with Labour - let alone another party. The PLP is about to start a work to rule.
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One of the reasons that Ed Miliband lost is that the voters don't like the idea labour had to follow instructions from SNP.
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