Adam I II wrote:I was talking to some people who are switching from NuLab to BNP yesterday. One imagines, when the papers etc are in full BNP-related rhetoric-mode that in reality this stuff simply doesn't happen, so there ya go!Still, at least we have a few weeks of enthralling exchanges of exciting, original, challenging ideas ahead of us as the nation's imagination is held captive by the inspiring pinnacles of integrity we're fortunate enough to call our masters...*votes BNP**Shudders*. I was in a packed out Poundland store the other day and there was a skinhead loudly proselytizing for the BNP. He had adapted Nick Griffin's 'New Cross ought to be re-named New Bangladesh' jibe for streets in Lincoln. 'Portland Street - Poland Street, Monks Road - Monkeys Road'. There are a huge number of card carrying racists in this city and in this county. I think there is a good possibility that Labour may be unseated here by the Nazi's.*pukes*Josef K wrote:Doesn't Suggs look young in that picture? They're snappy dressers, those Madness guys.

I am expecting a hung parliament, with Cameron as PM. We'll see, though. Anything could happen, frankly.I will probably be voting Green in a safe Labour seat, as usual.

No one in the conservative party can ever represent me (or most of us). Labour have made mistakes and I'm currently very pissed off at their attitude to the ordinary worker. But I'll be voting Labour because I know that things will be much worse under a tory government - I grew up during the last one.

I thought you guys had a queen, who are you electing? Her servents?

What in the hell are you people talking about?

We're fucked.I confess I'm still somewhat angry about a lot of the things that happened under New Labour but the idea of Cameron and his set of cunts being in charge of a country makes me want to breathe fire. I'll vote Green (again) but I'm wary of being semi-culpable in a Tory victory this time around.

I'm not convinced that the electorate is willing to gamble on the Tories in the current climate. When it comes to it, I think that what's familiar and what's 'safe' will see Labour re-elected. Narrow margin, but a win nonetheless. None of this hung parliament business either.

The May 6th date has been confirmed.Could be waking up to a Tory government in one month's time. Please, please, please don't let this happen....Who do y'all think will win? What will the key issues be? Who are you going to vote for?

johnnyshape wrote:I will probably be voting Green in a safe Labour seat, as usual.This, or the Socs if they're standing in Lewisham again this year (they usually do).Ptommydski wrote:I'll vote Green (again) but I'm wary of being semi-culpable in a Tory victory this time around.I've never had any time for this argument, but I'm pretty sure the subject has been flogged to death on EA before.

JohnnyDoglands wrote:Nick Griffin's 'New Cross ought to be re-named New Bangladesh' jibe Was that a real quote? Wow. I don't get it though- is New Rave and 'being an art student wanker' big in Bangladesh or something?