Originally Posted by f1_fan

You haven't read many of my other posts then

Look, apologies if you feel patronised, but I seriously believe the election is about more than just immigration and I truly do not see it as the big issue it is portrayed. I think the media are using it to stir up emotion to generate headlines.

I really do think the other issues I already mentioned are more important and we shoudl be focusing on the bigger picture.

That is all I am saying.... albeit with a bit of needle to get you all going

Originally Posted by Dingdongler

Apology accepted

Originally Posted by ALi-B

Labour will not get my vote for far too many reasons. But to sum up - their inability to control anything properly, and by the time they realised the horse had already bolted (crime, social morality, benefits, NHS, education, immigration, financial sector, civil sector, unions, religious fanatics, road/rail infrastructure, supporting UK based manufacture and export and controlling imports especially from China, all this neglected or incompetantly handled yet spending still goes up and up).

Lib Dem vote risks a hung parliment. Not that I have full faith in teh Dem, but its an alternative totally ruled out by the risk of a hung parliment. This is something that would probably be worse and more bureaucratic than another labour term. Plus they'll side with labour anyway, so it'll just be more of the same.

Other minority parties; Wasted vote. This is the closest chance we've had at removing Labour from power for thirteen years. Yet everyday I drive past plenty of coucil houses all with Labour placards out the front. This tells me something; Those inside are living on the welfare/benefits state at my expense, of course they still want more of the same, so will vote for the party that gave them that tax payer funded sofa+tv lifestyle.

That leaves Tory. Whilst I don't warm to Cameron that much, I believe that the last time they were this cohesive it was in the Thatcher days (albeit more mild mannered ). And this is the best strategical vote to get Labour out. They've proven before to reduce the national debt, and create the fundamentals for a booming economy (which Labour reaped the rewards of), I belive they can do it again. It will however take ten years to sort it....by which time Labour will be back in again