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Old 23-06-2017, 06:44 PM #11
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Also the part about pound signs is quite hilarious irony... Surely anyone who is right leaning believes that EVERYONE should vote for the party that gives them as individuals the most economically?

Or do you believe that people should change their vote in order to get what's best for everyone and the country as a whole rather than just for themselves?

Because... Heh... That would make you a socialist
Everyone thinks of their own and their family's circumstances first when they vote - to say otherwise is laughable. At least some are more honest about that than others.

The youngsters are thinking about uni fees, hourly pay rates and more money in their pockets fullstop - but some are trying to dress it up as caring about everyone else. Most youngsters think in the here and now. The future seems a lifetime away, except perhaps when thinking about free uni fees that will make them more money in the future. It's always about money.

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