â03-04-2015 12:52 PM
Non event of the year so far in my opinion. They all made their opening statements then spent the next two hours more or less repeating themselves. I don't think any of them made any arguments to persuade me to vote one way or the other. A complete waste of time.
â03-04-2015 1:59 PM
Neither of the two parties can be differentiated between hence why so many are choosing UKIP or not voting at all. It really is a sad state of affairs when the future of the UK hangs in the balance...
â03-04-2015 3:48 PM
â03-04-2015 5:23 PM
@ravendays wrote:Neither of the two parties can be differentiated between hence why so many are choosing UKIP or not voting at all.
The best thing is - not to vote at all.
More and more people are realising this. I hope the "General Election" has a very low turn-out.
That will show that most of us, aren't completely stupid.
â03-04-2015 6:01 PM
â03-04-2015 6:47 PM
If you don't vote...you can't complain about who you get saddled with!
That should be - if you vote, you can't complain about who you get saddled with!
Because by voting - you are asking to get saddled. Like a turkey voting to get roasted.
Whereas by not voting - you are standing away, and refusing to have any part of it.
Which is what a sensible person should do.
â03-04-2015 7:39 PM
â03-04-2015 8:19 PM
Last nights leaders debate was won by the person youâve already decided to vote for, we can report today.
This result was backed up by the newspaper and websites you usually read, and about 80% of the people you chose to be connected to on social media.
Early polling amongst UKIP, Plaid Cymru and Green voters indicated solid victories for Nigel Farage, Leanne Wood and Natalie Bennett depending on who was asked, whilst in Scotland âThe Nationalâ newspaper declared that Nicola Sturgeon had resoundingly trounced the other party leaders.
Guardian and Daily Mirror readers disagreed, giving a solid win to Ed Miliband and claiming his performance indicated he was ready to become a world leader.
However, Conservative voters were unconvinced, saying the debates showed only David Cameron had the gravitas and skill to serve as Prime Minister.
Early polling after the event indicates a massive 0% of people changed their voting intentions as a result of the debates.
Meanwhile, reports indicate that none of the six remaining Liberal Democrats intend to desert the party âunless they change their mindsâ.
http://newsthump.com/2015/04/03/my-favourite-candidate-won-the-leaders-debate-insists-everyone/
â03-04-2015 8:21 PM
Astrologica, what you say is obviously true. But we're being told these days, that it's "shameful" to think that way.
Anyone with any sense, can see what's going on. The politicians are not acting in the interests of the British people. They are engaged in destroying us. Why they're doing it, I'm not sure. There are various theories.
â04-04-2015 11:59 AM
Astrologica, I agree wholeheartedly with what you say about Leanne Wood's haranguing of Nigel Farage. Strangely her comments raised one of the few rounds of applause of the evening. What a predictably PC audience they seem to have selected for the debate.