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By:
not allowed to bet
When: 28 Jan 17 21:46
so that is why I am a Labour man

I apologise and my betters have put me in my place
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 28 Jan 17 22:41
smart people get paid better, buy into consumerism, get greedy and don't want to pay tax. They look at the people around them with distain because they have all the baubles and still are not satisfied. People who can get by with a little, look at the smart people and say look at that AHole with the merc, not happy with his lot, he wants more and more. Tearing up the planet for it. One day the tax man will grab him for not paying his taxes. Then he'll be with us at the bus stop asking how to microwave food? because he's used to restaurants. 

just an observation.
By:
mad mad moon
When: 28 Jan 17 22:47
Why are rich people the least willing to pay taxes?
Some of them will never be able to spend their wealth, yet still try to avoid paying full tax.
By:
anxious
When: 28 Jan 17 23:32
As the old saying goes they know the price of everything and the value of nothing
By:
bodil
When: 28 Jan 17 23:36
All changing - the old certainties are melting. Some new rough beast slouches towards Bethlehem to be born.
By:
Breedingmad
When: 28 Jan 17 23:46
A better question is who is cleverer enough to run the country under the capitalist system and benefit everyone not just a few
and how can you maintain fairness.It's alright blaming voters for being thick but the  country should always come first and
it's impossible for a bin man with one O' Level to understand the complexity of world trade or Bureaucracy...
By:
flushgordon1
When: 28 Jan 17 23:51
Probably not true as the majority of university students vote labour.
But as they grow older gain more life experience ,have a mortgage around their neck ,mouths to feed reality bites.
The exception to the rule is tasmina Ahmed sheik rattle and roll, who was a conservative at 16 switched to labour in her twenties and then became a member of the monster raving snp.
But this may just be due to political expediency.
By:
Breedingmad
When: 28 Jan 17 23:58
The old chestnut you vote for the status quo so why did oldr voters vote out of the E.U.
probably to laugh at the young and think at least when I'm dead I can get my own back
on all these young whippersnappersLaugh
By:
bodil
When: 29 Jan 17 00:04
The EU was idealistic initially - avoid WW3. Then the educated middle-classes took it over and turned it into a corrupt, self-serving, self-enriching (think the Kinnock family) bureaucratic monster of destruction. I like to think the older generation recognized this - if only subconsciously for many.

Your subconscious is your friend.

Sometimes.
By:
Breedingmad
When: 29 Jan 17 00:16
It's like California leaving the United States of America who would laugh?, who would cry?, who would move in and swallow them?
By:
bodil
When: 29 Jan 17 00:27
Slightly distant sides of the same argument - both equally applicable. I'm idly cobbling the scientific, historical, social and economic arguments together to hand over to a more sober group. A violent, fascist/extremist outcome isn't inevitable. Though it is the favourite.

Did you watch/like Taboo tonight?
By:
saddo
When: 29 Jan 17 00:32
Well said annie. Ironic that the countries we saved in WW2 are now threatening us with harm, led by the country we saved em from.
By:
annie.
When: 29 Jan 17 00:35
Thanks, saddo Happy
By:
Breedingmad
When: 29 Jan 17 00:38
We haven't lost our County we have lost our virtues.
By:
Breedingmad
When: 29 Jan 17 00:41
Country I meant but maybe I was halfway there most people who voted leave had very little immigration but the tabloids
painted a picture of fear.
By:
bodil
When: 29 Jan 17 00:46
You've lost touch with reality Bm.  Consider that a non-judgemental observation.
By:
donny osmond
When: 29 Jan 17 01:00
the folk of london will not be evicted post brexit

what have we got back ?

no more soacialist laws to annoy the tories ?

will be enshrine eu law as to paid holidays or just
pass more laws to make zero hour contracts the norm


lots of work to be done post brexit to make it work
By:
donny osmond
When: 29 Jan 17 01:01
will we
By:
Breedingmad
When: 29 Jan 17 01:04
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuheZ4sPpKo
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 29 Jan 17 17:44
To answer the opening question.
No, it isn't. Not in my experience.
However, I HAVE noticed that people who think they're clever, but most definitely are not, tend to vote conservative.
By:
treetop
When: 29 Jan 17 17:55
I can only speak for me, IQ been measured at 148 & 150 in Mensa tests so smug git, voted Labour in my youthand Conservative in my adultery ! Living proof (just) that Churchill was right about voting with your heart when youare young and with your head when you get older.
By:
akabula
When: 29 Jan 17 17:56
Must be something in SVs remarks as intelligent people are always willing to debate whilst the left resort to insults/violence to make their point.
By:
trilby22
When: 29 Jan 17 18:05
sofiakenny is a DUMDUM,no doubt!
By:
Breedingmad
When: 29 Jan 17 18:15
Some rubbish being spoken on here surely it's the right who are trying to shut down debate.
That is plain to see with the "I won you lost get over it" rhetoric to dismiss millions who voted Brexit
or Hilary..
By:
akabula
When: 29 Jan 17 18:21
BM is a Labour man SVs point proved. Laugh
By:
anxious
When: 29 Jan 17 18:30
There is nobody more insulting and full of hot air than that big balloon Trump
By:
Breedingmad
When: 29 Jan 17 18:32
I have voted everything except B.N.P, U.K.I.P ,Conservative and other far right parties.
By:
donny osmond
When: 29 Jan 17 18:36
is iq proportional to common sense ?

i dont think it is



headline could read ....
people who like doing tests more likely to vote tory
By:
Breedingmad
When: 29 Jan 17 18:39
To be fair it was a question not a statement of fact ,as voting forms don't ask what your I.Q. is.
By:
Injera
When: 29 Jan 17 18:48
Reading a biography of Shaftesbury (Con).

Representatives of 200 charities attended his funeral. 1000 members of the public turned out.

What a man. What a legacy. A legacy we still benefit from.

No idea about his IQ though..
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 29 Jan 17 19:08

Jan 29, 2017 -- 5:55PM, treetop wrote:


I can only speak for me, IQ been measured at 148 & 150 in Mensa tests so smug git, voted Labour in my youthand Conservative in my adultery ! Living proof (just) that Churchill was right about voting with your heart when youare young and with your head when you get older.


My mensa results are even higher, but then, like you, I quite probably have an aptitude for them.
They prove nothing.
That said, based on SV's OP and your assertion, the IQ thing is obviously crap.

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