Poll: which party are you going to vote in up coming elections?
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Sure you arent mixing him up with cameron?the description is very similar!
Currently I can't work out which of the two I dislike more.
I never knew they had private health insurance. What they don't! so they are taking more out the pot, before putting in
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I've not actually decided who I'm voting for today and if this was any other election and I was this indecided at this stage I just wouldn't vote or spoil.
But as Euro's are PR I can't really not vote.
In the past I've been Lib Dem/Labour voter but I haven't voted Lib Dem since they joined the Coalition, Labour are going through a useless patch. I wont vote Greens because of their pocketful of wishes energy policies.
I'm from a working class, urban area of northern England which means there's no chance I'm voting Tory. Similarly there is even less chance that am I voting UKIP.
Hmmmm......decisions, decisions.
But as Euro's are PR I can't really not vote.
In the past I've been Lib Dem/Labour voter but I haven't voted Lib Dem since they joined the Coalition, Labour are going through a useless patch. I wont vote Greens because of their pocketful of wishes energy policies.
I'm from a working class, urban area of northern England which means there's no chance I'm voting Tory. Similarly there is even less chance that am I voting UKIP.
Hmmmm......decisions, decisions.
UKIP = BNP Lite
I never knew they had private health insurance. What they don't! so they are taking more out the pot, before putting in
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/11/05/uk-britain-migrants-idUKBRE9A40MD20131105
"According to a wide-ranging study based on data from the Office for National Statistics' Labour Force Survey, immigrants arriving from euro-area countries between 2001 and 2011 paid 34 percent more in tax than they received in benefits, while those from other countries paid in about two percent more than they took out."
UKIP complains about immigrants taking benefits so what do they propose? Less immigrants that receive lower benefits (EU) and more immigrants that receive more benefits (non-EU). This is why UKIP gets so much dirt thrown at them, some of their stances seem to border paranoid psychosis, they just don't make sense.
Well tell all that BS to the dentists that have stopped immigrants from the EU using their service.
My dentist is owed many £1,000s of pounds because of them.
Do you know how much just ONE night in hospital costs? everyone should pay in for 5-10 years before they take out.
This would help the NHS no end. And before you say anything I did it
It might not be new but it is exactly what I see happening around me. How do you read our current situation?
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Farge started drinking early today ....
That sign is just asking to be shopped.
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Well tell all that BS to the dentists that have stopped immigrants from the EU using their service.
My dentist is owed many £1,000s of pounds because of them.
Do you know how much just ONE night in hospital costs? everyone should pay in for 5-10 years before they take out.
This would help the NHS no end. And before you say anything I did it
That's the point of universal health care.
Doesn't matter if you've done 0 days work or a whole life of work, everyone is treated equally.
I don't know about you but when my family migrated over here (from Singapore), apart from the first visit to the GP to register, we didn't go or use any NHS facility till 5 years-ish later.
Not every migrant lands in the UK and immidiately go for a hospital stay and pampering with some mole removal or push a baby out.
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