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By:
workrider
When: 04 Jun 17 11:59
Correct K.Louis.
By:
workrider
When: 04 Jun 17 11:59
Correct K.Louis.
By:
King Louis
When: 04 Jun 17 12:00
The Indians and Chinese in Manchester integrate very well into the British way of life.
By:
saddo
When: 04 Jun 17 12:01
We are not talking about dangerous Jews, anxious we are talking about Muslims. Blair/Labour gave them the impression that the country would be run to suit them, ie we now have halal meat forced on everyone.
By:
anxious
When: 04 Jun 17 12:04
I know what we are talking about , did I say that there wasn't a problem , no I never said that , but to blame One Political party for the present dreadful events is simply wrong
By:
degsy42
When: 04 Jun 17 12:11
anxious -  are you dianne abbotts husband by any chance
By:
moisok
When: 04 Jun 17 12:12
the Labour party set the tone and got the ball rolling
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 04 Jun 17 12:42
never betrayed me.

free education growing up.
NHS
housing.

all due to Labour.
By:
degsy42
When: 04 Jun 17 12:51
bradford , luton , tower hamlets
By:
GoOnThen
When: 04 Jun 17 12:56
Rochdale, Rotherham, High Wycombe...
By:
moisok
When: 04 Jun 17 12:58
no no no  it is all to do with bombing syria etc - nothing to do with the islamic community

you are such silly boys
By:
ufcdan
When: 04 Jun 17 14:28
Agreed moisok ISIS only punished the Yazidi's after their successful bombing campaign Crazy
By:
King Louis
When: 04 Jun 17 17:14
IT is hard to stomach what the Labour Party has become, the founders will be turning in their grave. Labour has abandoned us.
By:
Injera
When: 04 Jun 17 17:27
Emily Thornberry has resigned from Labour's front bench after sending a tweet during the Rochester and Strood by-election which was branded "snobby".

The shadow attorney general apologised for the message, which showed a terraced house with three England flags, and a white van parked outside.

UKIP said she had "sneered, and looked down her nose at a white van in Strood with the cross of St George on it".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-30139832     2014.

How was she ever brought back in to the Shadow Cabinet??

Ps I voted Labour once....when they were Labour.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 04 Jun 17 18:07
Your threads seem to be following a pattern, King Louis.

Whatever the subject you seem to blame Labour.
You seem to have an idea from somewhere (and it's done all the time in the media) that if you say "I have always been a Labour voter, but this time I'm voting Conservative, people will follow suit.

Trouble is you've suggested Labour are bad too many times....
The misinformation is too much for most people to believe, but you seem to want to keep suggesting it, in the guise of a sort of naivety you don't possess.

Just to be confirm what I read from you over the last few days:

Appreciation for Bigmo's ridiculous list of 50 terrible things that Labour are responsible for (I'm surprised it didn't include Jimmy Saville).
Corbyn et al are IRA sympathisers/supporters
Labour is now somehow a defender of Muslim terrorism (or has this thread got a different meaning?).

Your earlier apparent need to be swayed one way or the other is surprising since you're now mentioning 20 "rotten Labour MPs" and "momentum".

Be a bit honest mate - even though most of this nonsense is derived from the Mail, Telegraph and other Tory supporting lying journalists.
There is NO WAY on Earth you'd ever vote Labour.

It's the way Tories generally campaign.... You can vote for US - and we're good!!!!Excited OR YOU CAN VOTE FOR THEMAngry
By:
Injera
When: 04 Jun 17 18:19
Can't speak for Louis but I doubt many think the Cons are 'good'.

Just a slightly better option. I would guess many would agree we've been sold down the river by politicians of all colours..

I can't vote for my Con candidate (we don't get along) here so I'm a floater.
By:
TheBaron
When: 04 Jun 17 18:24
All political parties are to blame for this mess, it didn't happen over night.

White western guilt for empire and wars going back 100's of years creates a feeling that all that is wrong in the world is some how our fault and anything bad that happens to us is deserved.

This creates a climate of appeasement and apology from politicians and the media.  This is seen as a weakness to be exploited.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 04 Jun 17 18:27

Jun 4, 2017 -- 10:43AM, King Louis wrote:


Because I'm a Labour Party voter, but I've had enough. They have taken my loyalty and thrown it back in my face and I'm angry. They no longer represent my views, I feel they have betrayed the British working class. The great British working class.


And This ^^^^

Really?
The Conservatives represent which of your traditional working class values exactly?

I don't believe you one bit.
This country has a radical right wing government, austerity has crippled most 'working class' people.
There is a right-wing press fuelling hatred of opposition and basically a Labour party which is more like that of 60 years ago than any time since.

Injera, I would agree with that.
They have been so busy looking after their own interests for the last 40 years, they really have sold us down the river.
I wouldn't want more of the same myself, whatever my traditional allegiance.

TheBaron, The people doing this awful stuff don't care about who's in power. They've been doing it for ever and are not open about it, which why it's hard to stop.

By:
moisok
When: 04 Jun 17 18:27
I haven't heard your apology for slavery yet Baron!!??
By:
TheBaron
When: 04 Jun 17 18:44
People are being imbued with a sense that they are a victim of white Europeans   and  the cause of  whats wrong in their life can be found in a  quick history lesson, framed in the right way, that shows them that peace and harmony abounded until the evil white western Europeans arrived.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 04 Jun 17 18:59
This was quite interesting.... Just in case you think Labour are to blame for any current grief and it's not policy.....

https://twitter.com/IamalrightJack/status/871309223258447872
By:
King Louis
When: 04 Jun 17 19:13
Studyform.
I have never voted Tory in my life. And never will. I always thought of you as a decent bloke, so am really taken aback by your sudden attack, especially as you seem to be keeping some sort of record of my posts. Really really disappointing. How dare you question my word and my values. I have voted Labour all my life, as did my father before me. I no longer will because they are no longer the Labour Party. I either won't vote at all (probably) or I'll vote Greens.
Unless you want to apologise don't bother replying to me, you can get lost as far as I'm concerned. Apparently you're just like the rest of the cyber bullies and that is sad.
By:
lfc1971
When: 04 Jun 17 19:17
it is better to keep silent if one is going to be rude, keeping silent is easy.
By:
lfc1971
When: 04 Jun 17 19:18
if anxious and studyform were to keep silent they could avoid causing the least damage or harm.
By:
anxious
When: 04 Jun 17 19:18
The greens ? they are more left wing than Jeremy Laugh
By:
anxious
When: 04 Jun 17 19:19
Why i thought you warmed to my posts lfc Love
By:
King Louis
When: 04 Jun 17 19:26
I'm posting anti Labour threads now because I'm really angry with them. They have encouraged unlimited immigration and cravenly canvassed the Muslim vote. Some cities and towns are virtually no go areas in places and now the evil has murdered 22 of our my fellow Mancs including kids. I'm angry. I feel Labour policies, the Labour I voted for in the 90s, has helped to bring this about. I won't vote for them again. If you can't understand or respect that then just get lost and leave me alone.
By:
lfc1971
When: 04 Jun 17 19:27
yes that's true anxious, I must admit. I tell lies elsewhere, not here in front of myselfHappy
By:
saddo
When: 04 Jun 17 19:29
Don't worry about Studyform, King. He sees himself as superior to all beings, his views as unquestionable.Laugh
By:
GLASGOWCALLING
When: 04 Jun 17 19:31
louey, did you ever think blier was a labourite at heart.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 04 Jun 17 19:31
I am simply responding to all the stuff you have written, king Louis, nothing more, nothing less.
I suggest you have a read through them to see what I've got wrong.

All I'm seeing is vitriol and blind hatred towards a Labour Party which is more in touch with the 'working class' than at any time since Atlee.

I have never bullied anyone in my life and you're right, I AM a decent bloke.

I have kept no records of anything. Just read (as I did) what you have written and tell me where I misunderstood anything, (With the exception of your voting history - which I'd have thought would have made you more anti-tory than anti-labour).

They haven't helped terrorists what you're suggesting is ridiculous. Blaming an opposition party you have "always supported" - They have NOTHING to do with the Blair administration, btw.

Read this, for a slightly more balanced view. And I'm not suggesting Tories support it either.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/may/31/sensitive-uk-terror-funding-inquiry-findings-may-never-be-published-saudi-arabia

Saddo, I don't. Compared to you I am though, yes.
By:
InsiderTrader
When: 04 Jun 17 19:31
Louis please think carefully about voting Green. Dont they believe in more immigration and more expensive energy bills for all. The leader suggested she wants to ban all encryption on the internet last week meaning the end of the commercial internet.

UKIP is a party that has different views on immigration and terrorism.
By:
saddo
When: 04 Jun 17 19:32
1.01 landed there Studyform, ta. Knew you wouldn't be able to resist, your vanity will be your undoing one day.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 04 Jun 17 19:33
Me vain?
I don't think so.

Oh and for the last 7 years, immigration hasn't changed very much has it?
How is that Labour's fault?
May was in charge of the borders.
By:
moisok
When: 04 Jun 17 19:40
We are in serious trouble in this country. There are people on here, just chit chatters I know, who are part of the problem as with nearly all politicoes/establishment and what have you.  There is an apologists agenda for what ever reason. You would think if there was a danger  there would be an appropriate response.  There isn't and there won't be.
By:
anxious
When: 04 Jun 17 19:42
KL i am from Manchester too and i am very sad and angry about the bombings too , but if you start a thread do not expect evryone to agree with you, some people will do and that is their right and some people might not agree with you and that is their right to , yes the Labour Party are far from perfect but they do not and are not responsible for Islamic state killing people all over Europe
By:
saddo
When: 04 Jun 17 19:44
Some are happy to continue giving the country away. It's a problem right enough.
By:
moisok
When: 04 Jun 17 19:48
blair started the ball rolling - just saying - rub the right's noses in it and all that

all for the 'asian' vote
By:
King Louis
When: 04 Jun 17 19:49
Anxious. What you and Studyform have said about me on here goes beyond disagreeing with me, that would have been perfectly fine as YOUR right as you say. You have both questioned my integrity about being a former Labour voter and totally dismissed MY rights to have my views respected. That is the truth of it and the facts are still above us in black and white. I have never chatted with you before so had no preconceptions. I HAD chatted with Studyform and considered him a better man than that. Apparently he is only nice to people who share his views 100%.
By:
GLASGOWCALLING
When: 04 Jun 17 19:51
saddo, i am not sure what you mean, the brexit vote was a wake up call to anyone thinking that the majority of folk in england

are happy with things as they are.
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