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Calm down, mate :lol:

On the plus side, Farage has failed to make it to the parliament...

he was always an insignificant pantomime loser. being controversial was the only way to get attention, attention that never reflected his actual chances.

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In UK if a party leader is not elected in his constituency but the party does elect mps, is a swap allowed ?

In Greece it happens all the time so the party leader takes the seat (in the case of small and medium parties who do often get into this situation).

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Just 20% of the public voted Tory the same proportion of the population the Office for National Statistics estimates have a personal wealth of over £600,000.

The rich are in charge despite what anyone else wants. As usual.

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he was always an insignificant pantomime loser. being controversial was the only way to get attention, attention that never reflected his actual chances.

The thing i hated most about Farage was this normal bloke persona he tried to adopt. He's a fucking former stockbroker he's hardly a bus driver or a brickie. I have to say i'm pretty speechless about the result i just can't comprehend it.

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The thing i hated most about Farage was this normal bloke persona he tried to adopt. He's a fucking former stockbroker he's hardly a bus driver or a brickie. I have to say i'm pretty speechless about the result i just can't comprehend it.

You can be a stockbroker and still like a pint of beer and a smoke for fuck sakes lol!

Why does anyone have to be a certain way?

That's why I like Farage.. He is a clown but at least he isn't a complete toss pot like the rest of the puppets for the other parties!

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No matter what might have happened yesterday the rich would still be in charge.

The UK’s electoral system has been designed over hundreds of years to ensure precisely that. In Scotland the whole country can vote on mass to reject both of the main political parties and it doesn’t make a blind bit of fucking difference. A million people can vote Green and nearly four million UKIP and nothing will change. Although the UKIP thing is pretty funny. Bye Nigel.

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The thing i hated most about Farage was this normal bloke persona he tried to adopt. He's a fucking former stockbroker he's hardly a bus driver or a brickie. I have to say i'm pretty speechless about the result i just can't comprehend it.

Quite a misconception that all stockbrokers are loaded. It's a decent job, but you have to work bloody hard or get lucky to get the big money.

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The working class are fucking useless absolute waste of time. I know lots of people who tried to get the vote out and all they heard was '' voting wont make a change in my life'' and that was the theme of the night. Labour struggled because the upper classes understand fiscal policy and why it effects your life and the working class just don't understand and now Cameron has 5 years in his last term meaning he doesn't have to worry what anyone thinks because hes not going to fight another election. The working class should shut the fuck up now and accept everything thrown at them because they never turned out and voted !

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The working class are fucking useless absolute waste of time. I know lots of people who tried to get the vote out and all they heard was '' voting wont make a change in my life'' and that was the theme of the night. Labour struggled because the upper classes understand fiscal policy and why it effects your life and the working class just don't understand and now Cameron has 5 years in his last term meaning he doesn't have to worry what anyone thinks because hes not going to fight another election. The working class should shut the fuck up now and accept everything thrown at them because they never turned out and voted !

Most did, 66% but theyre divided, and thus ruled by the Eton Bullingdon club. The Divide and Rule trick has neen used since Ancient Rome.

They voted for anti immigration, (ukip), Labour (tory lite), SNP -(nationalist, traditionally Labour voters, but now SNP because labour have moved further to the right). Some voted conservative (the working class true enemy, and these aspirational wannabes are turkeys voting for christmas), and some voted Green.

Did you vote badboy ? Arent you working class or are you proper posh ? :D

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LOL That was quick...

I don't see why that's such a bad thing. There's people that absolutely don't need to live in council houses, but do because once upon a time they had a struggle and now don't want to pay more for private accommodation. Why should my taxes be paid for someone that earns more than me to live a cheap life, whilst there's people waiting for 2-3 years to get council houses that have a genuine need for them. Those people having to travel around hostels because there's no where else for them.

There's definitely a need for a revamp in the council housing system, nobody should get a council house for life. They should be for those that need them and once they have found their feet and can survive without them, they absolutely should be moved out. There needs to be strict guidelines in place and a fair criteria.

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The Labour idea that working classes will benefit from nationalizations and from high taxes is defunct anf hence their predicament.
A party that cares for the working people is needed, but why have nationalization and lame duck industries ?
Also the high levels of taxation tend to hurt everybody and not just the rich.

Also in business things what matters is not an industrialist's personal wealth but the future of the particular investments he makes. Thus if I am a rich man and I open a chain of candy shops in the tube stations, I 'm going to ask my lieutanents "what are those shops doing ?" and if the taxman's axe is heavy, I close them down and make the workforce redundant. The left do not understand these simple things and they never will.

The Tories are more clever. They tend to be one sided but more clever.

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Labour have not pledged to renationalise anything, so thats wrong for a start.

Tories are more clever ? No, real ones are chinless inbreds with inherited wealth who want everyone else to be greedy and selfish, thus theres no collective fightback. If thats 'more clever' they can shove it.

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FROM NEWSTHUMP.

Cameron urges UK to unite against the poor
David-Cameron-Conservatives-small.jpg

Prime Minister David Cameron returns to Downing Street with a pledge to unite the country against the poor, the old and the sick.

“This morning, I return to office with a renewed vigour to lead this great country and unite its people as one against all the ghastly poor people.”

“Working together, I feel confident that we will be able to make everyone who is sick, old or poor feel like the abject wasters they truly are.”

The Tories were returned to office with a stunning majority after everyone shat themselves about the SNP and Labour’s fictional ‘mishandling of the economy’.

Under a Tory Government, poor people face a well-deserved future of food-banks and perilous housing situations, but luckily, under the Tories will pay less tax on the money they don’t earn which is sure to be a comfort.

“If these so-called poor people don’t like living in a country that vilifies and hates them,” continued Cameron speaking from a diamond encrusted lectern outside Number 10.

“Well, they can just jolly well clear off somewhere that’s willing to tolerate their constant whinging about being hungry and having scurvy. France, probably.”

He then entered the official Prime Minister’s residence, stopping only to kick a cleaner up the arse and laugh at her.

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FROM NEWSTHUMP.

Cameron urges UK to unite against the poor

David-Cameron-Conservatives-small.jpgPrime Minister David Cameron returns to Downing Street with a pledge to unite the country against the poor, the old and the sick.

“This morning, I return to office with a renewed vigour to lead this great country and unite its people as one against all the ghastly poor people.”

“Working together, I feel confident that we will be able to make everyone who is sick, old or poor feel like the abject wasters they truly are.”

The Tories were returned to office with a stunning majority after everyone shat themselves about the SNP and Labour’s fictional ‘mishandling of the economy’.

Under a Tory Government, poor people face a well-deserved future of food-banks and perilous housing situations, but luckily, under the Tories will pay less tax on the money they don’t earn which is sure to be a comfort.

“If these so-called poor people don’t like living in a country that vilifies and hates them,” continued Cameron speaking from a diamond encrusted lectern outside Number 10.

“Well, they can just jolly well clear off somewhere that’s willing to tolerate their constant whinging about being hungry and having scurvy. France, probably.”

He then entered the official Prime Minister’s residence, stopping only to kick a cleaner up the arse and laugh at her.

http://metro.co.uk/2015/05/09/the-tories-are-bringing-back-fox-hunting-because-of-course-they-are-5189187/

But at least they are bringing back fox hunting.... sums up these guys , so out of touch.

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As Osca

http://metro.co.uk/2015/05/09/the-tories-are-bringing-back-fox-hunting-because-of-course-they-are-5189187/

But at least they are bringing back fox hunting.... sums up these guys , so out of touch.

As Oscar Wilde said the unspeakable chasing the uneatable

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