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Don’t patronise me by saying the “voters”.
Politicians are all the same.
One lot go and another lot comes in but they all have their snouts in the trough.
There are 646 of the bstards living like lords on our money and none of the fookers pay council tax. :twisted:
Apparently they are on the equivalent of £124 per hour when everything is takne into consideration. Yet they do sod all and spend most of their days doing whatever they want to do.the “voters”
yep the voters but no matter what polititions do people still keep voting for the muppets :roll:
and the alternative to paying people to run the country is…….? (no one would be stupid enough to do it for free)
@chickenman wrote:
yep the voters but no matter what polititions do people still keep voting for the muppets :roll:
Theres a theory that people vote for a party no matter how their policy changes, “because they always have done”, or “my dad votes for them so i do” etc etc.
Because of this, were forced the same old parties policies because the media don’t publicise the other ten parties because the public mostly vote for 3 parties, merry-go-round.
If we want better political employees, we have to show them were their boss.
If you don’t vote, vote for anyone other than the main 3. Tell the media you don’t like the main 3, they’ll listen, keep banging on, then you get a snowball effect and you as an employee of the country will be heard.
The British taxpayer……or voter if you prefer? :)
I know people who have voted labour all their life, how can you compare labour today with labour of 20-30 years ago.
I’m not on the electoral list so i dont vote. i think we should all live like pikeys and keep what we earn and sod the system :twisted:
@chickenman wrote:
I know people who have voted labour all their life, how can you compare labour today with labour of 20-30 years ago.
You can’t mostly, old labour was for the working man, that title was entrenched in people’s minds, today’s labour is a multitude of greed for a multicultural hellhole society.
Only, most people don’t read what labour are about, no one ever tells them thus they still think today’s labour is yesterday’s labour.
Juuusst ocasionally, the media will show an interview with an old labour voter exposing new labour.
Politicians are accountable to the voters. By voters I mean not just the national electorate but the members of their own parties, who are in effect an electorate within an electorate.
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