So the youth are indoctrinated! And you aren’t, I suppose!
Well, that's a whole other question as to how any of us end up into what we are politically.
However, it's certainly true that I was indoctrinated into liberalism and it took growing up and learning about life to even change into becoming a conservative........Then when you realise you're a social conservative you realise that modern day conservativism is socially liberal and voted in work laws and thus we end up voting Reform.....The leading party in the country (which you were wrong about after the election).
We all get influenced by those we trust but I see less in the young than others. The young take pride in their independence! Getting them out to vote has always been a problem but keeping Farage’s hands off the levers of power is the strongest motivation for them I can recall.
Yeah, no principles, you only care about power.
I said that to you years ago and you denied it at the time.....Yet as we see so many times you are quite happy to contradict yourself later.
The establishment have utterly failed and they are scared stiff of Farage because he's going to sack a lot of them (richly deserved) so they like you.....zero principles.
But ultimately, it ain't going to work mate.
Market forces, simple as.
You don’t speak for “the people”. You speak for an echo chamber and you only fool yourself, and them, with your silly assertions.
I refer you to the national polls.
That shows you speak for practically hardly anyone.
The kind of “retribution” attitude you espouse, reminiscent of Trump, is another strong motive to make sure the ideas of people like you never see power. We know there are problems. We know why there are problems. Those problems aren’t caused by social liberalism. They have been caused by events. Social liberalism is the cure, not the disease. Blaming scapegoats is what the weak minded, without any real ideas or answers, do.
Pure denialism.
Doesn't matter, you are of the past and there's nothing you can do about it.
The government, with its announcement of compulsory training for young people not in education or employment, the “NEETS”, may well have turned the tide in its fortunes. It’s brave, expensive and full of difficulties but is also very necessary.
I like the fact that this gives you hope.
I won't chuckle, but I admit it's hard not to.
I no more “crave” foreigners than I do cigarettes! I see the need for us to accept some current immigration. If we can get the skills we need locally then no problem. Nor do I hate benefits. Some are necessary. What I believe is that most people can, and should, do something, whether or not they receive support. It’s the feckless who I detest. Those who play the system because they are lazy.
Well, if you don't like the feckless, that should have made you pretty much against the majority of immigration from the last thirty years.
But you are literally a third worldist, yet that's the immigration that pulls the highest benefits.....Non European migrants cost the state more than European ones.
Your politics contradicts itself at every turn.
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