5th May UK regional elections discussion and results

[Judgeneo]

The BBC has decided to call this "Super Thursday", which almost cringe worthy enough to keep me at home and not vote.

Voting has begun, so don't forget to pop out and exercise your right to vote. Could be lots of interesting results this time, with Labour predicted to have one of its worse performances ever, the SNP set to cement their rule and use this vote to start their case for a second referendum, and the Welsh assembly possibly going into some sort of coalition

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36205839

 

[Judgeneo]

Did you see who my response was to? It was to Cosimo - the statement above was an invitation for him to put forward a counter argument, which he has consistently failed to do (a point picked up on by TW[fox]), beyond "I shouldn't have to tell you, you should know".

I'm sorry if the finer points of debate confuse you. I'm sure there is a Crayola thread somewhere you can read instead.

You did label all UKIP supporters as racist homophobes though, I didn't see any nuance in that statement.

Blanket, inaccurate, accusations like that are not only offensive, but can cause real problems for people who agree with the views and policies of UKIP, but are gay or non-British themselves.

I've seen my brother vilified in LGBT communities that should be there as a support network to him for mentioning UKIP in a positive light.
Its a disgrace.