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  • #46
    Re: Anyone thinking of voting Green?

    Originally posted by Robin Friday's Ghost View Post
    Jesus you are hard work. People will vote Labour as the best option to get rid of the Tories. With me so far? Previously they could have voted not just to do that but to make radical changes to society. Still with me? Now they don't have that option, other than voting for a minority party because the pink Tories have hijacked the party. I'd draw you a picture but it's tricky on a football message board.
    Thats very romantic

    But the old party you drool over had too many associations with the far left .....momentum being a prime example

    This country will never elect a left wing labour party

    So we have to be realistic and accept that the middle ground is going to achieve some of our goals

    But old school labour won't achieve any goals at all because despite what you think .....its never going to be in power

    It would be great if we had a more idealistic left leaning opposition but we havnt so it's best to forget that pipe dream and work with what we have

    I think you are wasting your time yearning for something called socialism when a decent liberal government could achieve everything and more

    The sooner the opposition merge the better although I am sure you will still be unhappy about it

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    • #47
      Re: Anyone thinking of voting Green?

      Originally posted by az city View Post
      I'm not sure what "Spaz" means. Care to enlighten me?

      I just Googled it. Apparently it's an urban contraction for "spastic".

      What an ignorant, ugly-minded, hubristic bigot you are.
      bla bla bla. Emotive Rent-A-Vent is back in fine fettle.

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      • #48
        Re: Anyone thinking of voting Green?

        Had another leaflet through the letterbox from Stephen Doughty yesterday. Still voting Green. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-63502527

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