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Personally, I don't think she would and anyway it would need to be Alex Salmond included in the plans too. However both Labour and the SNP have ruled out a full coalition if it is possible to make a govt; with SNP support. So it would be a confidence and supply measure which really means that the SNP would not ensure the govt; is in any danger of falling. I honestly think,the SNP at best would hope to gain a bit more as to powers for the Scottish assembly and I see nothing wrong as to that, and also to negotiate a brake on too severe austerity cuts with much more compassion included as to same across the whole UK. I doubt they would make trident a major issue, for only a confidence and supply arrangement. Then again, I don't see why if the Scots don't want trident based there why it cannot be moved south, say to Portsmouth or somewhere on the South coast. Let the far Southern people who demand so much from the rest of the UK and end up dictating to the rest of the UK by electing Conservative govts; repeatedly, have it,if they are so keen on it. They would scream like crazy if it was moved there likely but are happy to have it shoved into Scotland. I think myself, the SNP could be a good moderating force as to compassion and fairness in policies that would benefit the whole of the UK not just Scotland. That is what I would like to believe and hope for anyway. |
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I actually think it a pity more parties don't think like the SNP. Cameron and his govt; prefer to bring about suffering to people who shouldn't have to suffer in any way. |
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I doubt it too, in fact I thought she hinted at a link to Labour last night as she said Miliband needed someone to sort him out or words to that effect.
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I literally do not know who to believe, the only thing I do know is Farage is an ass.
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MC Miliband tbh
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For goodness sake,of course the press should be able to say who they prefer to win an election but not malign and lie about people. We even have the Daily Mail now apparantly calling her the most dangerous woman in Britain, what infantile over the top hysteria,the danger to the UK is more likely from this Conservative led govt; and UKIP,especially together. |
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Papers like the Telegraph, the Mail and the Sun are hamering Miliband in particular really disgracefully,just because they don't want him to win. I would never support such a stance from supposedly educated grown up people who work in those publications. Nor do I support it in the mirror against Cameron either I have never attacked personally Nigel Farage either, that was unfair of you to make a cheap shot at that as to me. Now one of those papers are saying Nicola Sturgeon is the most dangerous woman in Britain, that is ridiculous. I consider UKIP as a party dangerous for the UK only in the sense I don't truts them 'as a party' and because I don't agree with leaving the EU, it is policy I disagree with,I consider leaving the EU as disastrous for the UK, it is a policy issue not a personal one. I think a govt; with the Cosnervatives and UKIP would lead to a probablt exit from the EU,that si waht I consider dangerous, again, 'note',only on policy. I have also condemned strongly the attacks on Nigel Farage on the thread made as to him being out with his family. If you bothered to read that you would see I did too. I doubt many who dislike Miliband could say the same as I can as to personal attacks on Nigel Farage. I have,as I said earlier no problem with the press stating who they would prefer to win elections but I get appalled at some of the rotten insults thrown at Miliband personally and in the case of the Mail to his dead father too. No double standards at all from me that I can see and quite frankly I am surprised you addressed that to myself too. There are those however who hate the personal attacks on Nigel Farage and rightly so, who do however then relish and join in the personal and insulting jibes at how Miliband looks and talks and even eats. Now that is more like double standards in my view but kindly refrain from saying I do double standards. I have condemned the personal attacks on Nigel Farage and to his family as much as any UKIP supporter, and I am certainly not ,and never likely will be,a UKIP supporter. Some however who who hate Labour , would be hard pressed to be able to say the same as to Miliband as I can concerning myself as to Nigel Farage. |
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I addressed it to you because - and this is sincere - to me you are the most honest, temperate, knowledgeable and intelligent of the labour supporters on here so I wanted your answer in particular because I knew it would not be needlessly vitriolic despite your passion. (Yet I have created true irony here.) Anyway, I agree that you personally have condemned the personal attacks on all politicians but I stand firmly by my contention that there are double standards employed on here when it comes to decreeing the validity or otherwise of reportage. I have always personally respected you and your informed opinions despite us being on opposite sides on political issues, and that will not change Joey. |
I think the main double standard must be UKIP supporters pointing out that Miliband looks like claymation without also realising that Farage looks like a "Spitting Image" puppet.
Like... They could bring back that show, and they wouldn't even need to make a Farage puppet, they could just use stock footage of his real face and he would fit in. HashtagDontHaveAProblemWithPeoplePersonallyInsulti ngAnyone Not much of a fan of the press doing it, though. I do wish the journalism in this country wasn't operated by giant toddlers. |
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