EU Elections

[Deleted member 5265]

Even if you're right, its a hugely significant event. Even on your analysis, the politicians are going to have to take their lead from the people rather than the other way around. Doesnt happen often.

I'd go some way to agreeing with your second sentence. The third sentence happens all the time, that's democracy.

 

[tunstall birdman]

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[Kubicki's right boot]

Just your tone, mate. You have come across over a number of threads that you don't like us. I'm sure that is wrong on my part, marra

Just brings a healthy cynicism does duffman

 

[Deleted User 2893]

Can't see a problem really.
They may employ a few more counters than others but the difference will not be that much.
So they spend an extra bob on it - good luck to them really.

So you are happy with a council who's only claim to fame is announcing results first? Aside from the fact that its one of the lowest turn out areas so it should be one of the first in any case

 

[Deleted member 361]

Not really. It's a protest vote. The main parties now need to understand why people are protesting so loudly and what they are angry about.

the main parties and their fans have spent all their time finger pointing and name calling at ukip

I doubt that will change

 

[Deleted User 2893]

Just your tone, mate. You have come across over a number of threads that you don't like us. I'm sure that is wrong on my part, marra

Define us?

Just brings a healthy cynicism does duffman

Not necessarily cynicism but an 'outside the box' view point if you will

 

[super noodles]

I hope they come above the Lib dems in all of this,

I think they will too. Lib Dems have lost all of their seats so far!

 

[mcq10]

All those who voted Ukip must love their policies on health, education and among other things, maternity pay.

 

[Pants]

He's sound as a euro.

Fixed.

 

[SR5 1SU]

Fixed.

Fair point.

 

[Kubicki's right boot]

Define us?



Not necessarily cynicism but an 'outside the box' view point if you will

Not one of the sheep anyway.

Surely anyone who cares about Sunderland will be willing to ask questions of our leaders rather than blow smoke up their arses?

 

[Chappers]

All those who voted Ukip must love their policies on health, education and among other things, maternity pay.

Which are?

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

They've won nowt yet in Scotland, still counting the votes.

Yet.

Also, UKIP could win more seats than Labour in the West Midlands ffs. Unbelievable.

 

[gocatss]

So you are happy with a council who's only claim to fame is announcing results first? Aside from the fact that its one of the lowest turn out areas so it should be one of the first in any case

What the fuck are you talking about?

Mag!

 

[Kubicki's right boot]

I'd go some way to agreeing with your second sentence. The third sentence happens all the time, that's democracy.

Europe and democracy have a strange relationship

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

All those who voted Ukip must love their policies on health, education and among other things, maternity pay.

I just want us out the EU tbh. That's why I voted for them.

 

[Deleted member 5265]

I just want us out the EU tbh. That's why I voted for them.

With the ability for the EU to block our imports?

 

[The Omega Man]

All those who voted Ukip must love their policies on health, education and among other things, maternity pay.

Lets agree with your point and say that it shows what disarray the other parties are in and how loathed they are when a party with just a couple of known policies can do so well. Clearly people are f***ing fed up.

 

[mcq10]

Which are?

Privatise the Nhs, reduce maternity pay to four weeks to name a couple.

 

[The Omega Man]

Which are?

He is being sarcastic.