If you genuinely think that a Tory majority can be avoid by sharing memes online amongst like-minded people then you're probably going to be sat around on the morning of the 9th June asking where it all went so wrong.
Poll: Poll: Prime Minister Theresa May calls General Election on June 8th
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If you genuinely think that a Tory majority can be avoid by sharing memes online amongst like-minded people then you're probably going to be sat around on the morning of the 9th June asking where it all went so wrong.
Exactly, combine that with the quality of the people around him and a complete lack of faith to achieve anything and it's a none starter.
I've long been a proponent of a universal income, labour keep rumbling about it, but I don't trust them to actually be able to implement it successfully. What would likely happen is a horrendously expensive mess involving both a universal basic income, loads of additional means tested nonsense and an unfair and unworkable tax structure. It would be a disaster waiting to happen, and even if they put in their manifesto exactly what I wanted, I wouldn't vote for them.
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AGAIN with a tory response !! lol
Just like, avoiding the message, at all costs !! lol
ANY words on............paying serious money for surgery ? Saving the NHS ?!
Jesus, people are avoiding the questions like they Ms May's good little tory flocks lol
Somewhat simplistic but you've got May who'll hammer through the Conservative ideology while going lalalala to any signs of the ground crumbling around her plus a nasty side bit of authoritarianism of her own, Corbyn who'll say a lot but run away if he actually has to get his hands dirty and Farron who is full of good intentions but as we all know that usually isn't enough.
The best hope we have really is of another Liberal/Conservative coalition as it would force a certain amount of balance between progression and stability while dulling some of the extremes of either party.
This statement is blatant nonsense, as the eu referendum, promised, held and honoured demonstrates.
There are plenty of things to criticise the Torys for, why make things up and discredit yourself?
My political views are on the left, and I'm not listening to you on this because you're not bringing any clear thinking into it. You can't even get a sympathetic audience on side.
It refers to the 52,000 trainee nurses who have received hardship funds or used food banks last year after the nurses nursery was abolished. No wonder we don't have enough people going into nursing and need foreign nurses if we are t going to support them.
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Jesus wept.... I saw someone commenting above on your posts, I get it now.
That sounds more like a case for state funded childcare than anything else.
Something I know nothing about but isn't this somewhat compounded by many of them having to live in some of the most expensive places to live to be able to do what they do? those I know who've gone that route have ended up living in central London, Manchester, Nottingham, etc. for the most part where the cost of living is high.
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The thinking is simple and stated above in big white letters.
Keep the NHS.
The only sure fire way of this happening is labour wins the election.
It's that simple and genuinely a matter of life and death for millions.
What part of my message is ambiguous and where did you stop getting it?
It got lost in all your hyperbole. Politics isn't as simple as "vote Labour save NHS", to pretend otherwise is to insult the intelligence of the audience. I appreciate we're in the era of soundbites and memes and attention spans measured in nanoseconds, but this is a discussion forum and not a Twitter feed or a billboard.
Labour privatised more of the nhs and created more nhs debt via pfi than the tories did.
The problem with your message is it either ignorant or dishonest. Given that several people have pointed out the errors and you continue, it leans more and more towards dishonesty.
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This time round for the specific issue of the NHS it really is that simple, anything we can do as an individual to stop or majorly delay the sale of the NHS (its absurd it's for sale anyway it isn't any ones individual property to sell), or should I say the delay of total privatisation of the NHS is in literally everyone's interests.
The torys win, it will be privatised, labour wins, corbyn et al is a massive road block to big industry buying every part of our existence to sell back to us.
It's a simple choice. Like him or loath him, that is quite literally, reality.
So again, care to grumble about Corybn ocuk? Or do you prefer selling your entire house to fund essential health care?
Sure there's insurance... But just look at America.... That's clearly worked for everyone there hasn't it.... (it hasn't FYI for those with the sarcasm detector off)
No one in the UK currently who suffers major injuries gets turned away nor ends up in life ending debt.
Fact.
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Irrelevant that was Blair et al, times have changed.
Lol. Incredible.
Looking at last time there was a poll done, I would imagine most ocuk members fall into that category, yes.
This is where you are going wrong.
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