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02-06-2017 04:47 AM |
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Originally Posted by Kazanne
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The latter for me although there are things I don't agree with with Conservatives,but I do think they are far better at just getting on with things without the constant waffle of throwing money at people who stamp their feet when they cannot get all the things they want,Corbyns popularity went up as soon as he said he would be throwing money into this and into that, and Mays went down (we are led to believe) because she did not promise all those things,as for the Conservatives not caring about the sick and disabled,I saw none of that when we had a sick and disabled man to look after,he was helped in anyway possible,we had to wait for a few aids for him ,but he got them and excellent care,mom got a pittance for looking after him,but not everything is about money and how much we can get all the time.I think some of the remarks about her says more about the people who have said it that it does about her,afterall Corbyn is no trendy,adonis is he, and why should it even matter? from what I have seen on here and social media the opposition seem very hostile and condescending.better the devil you know for me I think.
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Better the devil you know - I couldn't agree more.
Youngsters are often naive about politics as was demonstrated by the failure of so many to even bother to vote in the referendum. If someone is promising them freebies such as no uni fees they blindly jump on board with little thought given to the bigger picture. Young voters are being used and manipulated by older Labour voters with 'their call to arms'. It's all very distasteful if you ask me. A desperate act by desperate people.
They naively believe that politicians do what they promise and have no experiece of how Common it is for politicians on all sides to makes rash promises at election time which often fail to come to fruition.
Any politician can make promises - few can deliver and make them pay. They will have to find that out the hard way. |
