ForssAwakens
Well-known member
Conservatives will be in for a long long time. If sleaze, incompetence, handling of pandemic can’t get people past patriotism/little Englander mentality then nothing will budge these people
I totally get what you are saying but it all can't be heaped on to pensioners. For Brexit to have happened, a lot of younger people also had to be taken in by these lies.
No 57% of those eligible to vote voted leave, 30% of those eligible to vote didn't, he also represents all those who were under the voting age or not eligible to vote.
He didn't try and overturn it
And its this sort of attitude that shows you up as the Tory that you are. I didn't come to you with opinion I showed you facts. You couldn't argue against it, so rather than admit it and show yourself as a Tory you ignored it.Quite frankly, I couldn't, and still can't be bothered arguing again with you on an internet message board, about who is the least **** between Labour and the Tories. It possible for someone to have a different opinion to yours.
Have a good day, and take a deep breath. Maybe go for a walk when the rain stops
"Educated in Cambridgeshire" at a comprehensive. "worked in Stockton-on-Tees" as a GP, also worked in Hartlepool at the hospital during the pandemic.Labour’s man, Paul Williams, was born in Canterbury, educated in Cambridgeshire, worked in Stockton-on-Tees where he was an MP 2017-19,
A former magistrate describes the main candidates: “One [Mortimer] is north Yorkshire and the other one [Williams] was the MP for Stockton."
I accepted it on day one, pointless to do otherwise, but let's not pretend 57% of his constituents wanted brexit.You clearly don't understand how voting works.
If 30% did not vote, that's on them.
I bet if it was the reverse and Remain had won you would not be talking about people who did not vote or were too young to vote.
People like you made it difficult for those of us who got on the doorsteps and campaigned, you could never bring yourself accepted we lost. Therefore Brexit was not "done" to these people and they felt they had to vote Tory to ensure it could not be overturned.
That’s a good question.After reading that article and the comments on here, if you were part of the Labour 'think tank' what would you do to improve the parties image in the North East?
At present there are many towns in the area thinking the same as Hartlepool.
I accepted it on day one, pointless to do otherwise, but let's not pretend 57% of his constituents wanted brexit.
You need to think about how you come across as a patriotic socialist.After reading that article and the comments on here, if you were part of the Labour 'think tank' what would you do to improve the parties image in the North East?
At present there are many towns in the area thinking the same as Hartlepool.
Well if the 30% that were eligible to vote and didn't vote wanted brexit they would have voted brexit?Unless you can provide more accurate figures, those are the ones I will go with.
Yes, I'm sure a yearning for not having a fridge, or a colour telly and having to use an outside bog was at the forefront of people's minds when they voted for Brexit.It 'got Brexit done' , and as mentioned some of the elder voters pine for an England that was around when they were younger
Labour just need to present themselves as patriotic sleazebags, channeling tens of billions to their "friends" as policy number 1 in the next manifesto.You need to think about how you come across as a patriotic socialist.
You don’t understand voting jam. People who didn’t turn up fall under abstain. Are you saying all referundums should be invalid unless there is a 100% turnout.Well if the 30% that were eligible to vote and didn't vote wanted brexit they would have voted brexit?
I would say people wrongly posting 52 % of the UK voted leave when it was around 26% don't understand how voting works.
We lost, get over it.Well if the 30% that were eligible to vote and didn't vote wanted brexit they would have voted brexit?
I would say people wrongly posting 52 % of the UK voted leave when it was around 26% don't understand how voting works.