People on the right, generally just think less. Immigrants are bad, kids and the poor are lazy, corporations are our masters.

The problem is that we no longer have a real left in this country. We have the right in government, and the centre right in opposition.

We need a new political party.

[arista]

[QUOTE=Jesus.H.Christ;4937131]People on the right, generally just think less. Immigrants are bad, kids and the poor are lazy, corporations are our masters.

The problem is that we no longer have a real left in this country. We have the right in government, and the centre right in opposition.

We need a new political party.[/QUOTE]


Sure
But most Young do not Vote

So Nothing New is on its way.

Blame the Non Voting Students.

[QUOTE=arista;4937194]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

People on the right, generally just think less. Immigrants are bad, kids and the poor are lazy, corporations are our masters.

The problem is that we no longer have a real left in this country. We have the right in government, and the centre right in opposition.

We need a new political party.[/QUOTE]


Sure
But most Young do not Vote

So Nothing New is on its way.

Blame the Non Voting Students.

Because there is no one looking out for the liberties of it's citizens. If there was a party talking about dealing with income disparity, upward mobility of the poor, safety nets and education, then you'd see how motivated people could be.

All we are hearing is cuts, cuts, cuts. Privatise the healthcare system (Which is disastrous in the US), cut safety nets for the poor, strip education. People have nothing to inspire them. It's probably a deliberate tactic by all political parties.

There are no Tony Benns anymore. No MP's fighting for the people they represent. The parties dictate that they look after their corporate paymasters and **** the people that have to pay for their mistakes.

Thomas Paine would be spinning in his grave.

[arista]

[QUOTE=Jesus.H.Christ;4937234]

Originally Posted by arista

Because there is no one looking out for the liberties of it's citizens. If there was a party talking about dealing with income disparity, upward mobility of the poor, safety nets and education, then you'd see how motivated people could be.

All we are hearing is cuts, cuts, cuts. Privatise the healthcare system (Which is disastrous in the US), cut safety nets for the poor, strip education. People have nothing to inspire them. It's probably a deliberate tactic by all political parties.

There are no Tony Benns anymore. No MP's fighting for the people they represent. The parties dictate that they look after their corporate paymasters and **** the people that have to pay for their mistakes.

Thomas Paine would be spinning in his grave.

Yes True