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QuestionTime : Leaders Special - bbc1
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People who don't understand coalition government are just too stupid to vote.
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^correct, the only possible reason for voting LibDem is surely if you have a really good constituency MP.
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Stepped up to the plate, where's Jeremy Vile !!!!!
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I voted Lib Dem because I didn't want a Tory govt. I suspect many others did the same.....
Then I got one. I will never vote Lib Dem again. |
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he was a bit thick
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The LDs said last election they'd try to form a coalition with whoever got the most votes, and that's what they did.
If you take from that that a coalition with the Tories was ruled out, you are a complete idiot, like that guy in the jumper. |
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as many brits working in europe as europeans working in britain ?
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That old chestnut again......
We don't move abroad by the 1000s and live in a fackin enclave! |
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No they didn't, and it took them 2 days to decide which party they'd actually join with.
They purported to be the least right wing of the 3 parties in 2010. If you recall a coalition with the Tories before the 2010 election, idiocy is merely the least of your problems. |
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Wish someone would ask this ...
Nick,would you be happy to continue being Deputy PM in a Con / Dlib coalition? |
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they are all mixed up with the same non democratic centalised decision making system that is westminster( civil service included) until you know that you know nothing
until this is smashed you will continue with the same old corrupt cabal |
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He would deny it, cruso.
He would go with whoever gives him the best job. |
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Nicks going to lose his seat, so has other worries than being DP
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many say Clegg will get a job in Europe if he loses his seat, what as, a draft excluder?
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the compromise would be on the date of the EU referendum
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I.S. I think the figure abroad is pretty large.
Studyform I'm not arguing with you as you are jsut flat wrong. I follow politics and I know exactly what they said at the time, and being frustrated by all the people saying they'd sold out when they had done no such thing. |
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I honestly think the Lib dems will be decimated next week.
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laddies have them at 50s to lose all their seats
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I already lost mine at Punchy today..
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yeah quickly shut him up talking sense quickly quickly
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good question
We would not be able to sell if we were not in europe  |
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somebody's going to mention Switzerland in a minute...
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That's a huge organ behind the audience.
Maybe seeing a huge organ was what put Ed off tonight, and led to the hand in the pocket  |
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just checking how many of those abroad are working and how many are retired?
Are the quality of people leaving to work abroad better, similar or worse than those arriving? |
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JC.
I listened, about 3 months ago, to the LibDem chairman on the radio, saying that people were completely disenchanted and felt betrayed, and he said he couldn't argue with that and how it would take a long time to get back any credibility. You think everyone who isn't cut from your cloth is plain wrong. Please don't assume you're automatically cleverer than them too. You are not alone in following politics. |
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I'd guess the people who lose are unfortunately probably higher earners, if you miss out the people goign to do bar work in magaluf ;)
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we must not every think of any country leaving the eu
quick - silence the protest - wait till we get a referendum - if we get one - it will be nothing like the pro eu bbc censor we have just seen from clegg/and dimlebobble |
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cleggs talks about trade with europe. Does he seriously think europe would cease trading with us if we left. The eu exports more to is than it import from us
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That was a relatively easy 28 minutes
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Quite a few red herrings in that 28 minutes.
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all about what tax breaks the uk can give
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nice of dimmbleby to not mention farage is on later
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Studyform I think I've argued with you before, and I think I remember why I gave up as you start projecting your own cr*p onto other people.
There are many people who voted LD to try to keep Labour out or at least stop a majority. What about them? And as to factual argument I know what the LDs said at the time, I'm not even going to argue that they did not rule out any coalition, and said they'd try first to work with the largest party, I remember it well. |
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next Peter Kay in Car Share
Passenger: Ed Miliband |
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if we leave the eu we won't be able to sell a thing - yeah sure!!!
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just checking a fair chunk must be people who have retired semi retired and headed for the sun
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Am I alone in thinking Peter Kay is just sh*t?
Garlic bread. Hilarious. It'll be on his gravestone. |
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No mate can't watch him .
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Yes mighty white I do wonder what spain thinks about all the pensioners, I think I've wondered before about how that is funded? You pay in during you working life and tend to take out at the end - so they pay in here then become infirm in Spain - doesn't seem fair if Spain is paying the bill!
But maybe there is some sort of billing like Spain charges the UK or something. |