Unbelievable Jeff

Ha, ****ing hell KRG, you should be living in a commune somewhere.

Where are you, Thatcherite?

And me...little bit lefter and lower.

Economic Left/Right: -1.38 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -0.31

Pathetic.

Although I agree with your rhetoric, there is also the inverse opinion that are subjected to the righties (or selfish ****s as I think they have been coined).

Definitely not, that was the point that my respect for the Labour Party couldn't get any lower. What's stopping me voting Labour is that I don't believe in their overall policies, no referendum on Europe, or the ability to keep the economy on an even keel.

I definitely don't vote for a leader, I vote for a government, although to a degree the right leader is important. In local terms my MP is pretty good (Philips Hammond), but can't vote for the Conservatives policies this time round.

I do cherish the vote, but I'm not going to vote for someone I don't believe in for the sake of it. I think that's the wrong attitude to have.

Until we are on a better financial footing, child benefit should be cut so that the threshold is at the same place as the 40% tax rate. This would free up money from those that really shouldn't need it.

What if there is no-one who you feel represents you?

Bound in law too.

Oh yeah, completely agree.

I think it's sad that the person who we can all relate to us someone like Brand - who has lived a life very few of us have seen. It just shows how out of touch the main political parties are that he is the only ****ing option.

I assume that is only because of the fact that you agree with a lot of his views though.

...45%... People make assumptions as I don't like Labour (mainly because of the Ed's), but I am certainly not entrenched enough in my views that I wouldn't consider different parties (ie if David M was running the Labour party). People who will only vote based on a party and not policies that they perceive are best for the country annoy me.

I dunno, Katie Price? Justin Bieber?

My sensibilities are general right wing, however in this election and these policies I can't vote Conservative. I don't think we can cut benefits anymore, I think the top rate of tax should be put back up to 50%, I don't think we should privatise any of the NHS etc etc.

Last one I did came out exactly the same, 66% for Labour and Conservatives. I think you're making some assumptions here that are pretty off the mark.

My problem is with the Labour Party, BECAUSE of Brand. Doesn't automatically make me a Tory. There are a million different people they could have aligned themselves with rather than that nutjob, but the powers that be thought he was who they should have gone for. Labour could have won this election 5 times over if it weren't for the Ed's and decisions like this. I may even have voted for them if Dave was involved.

Certainly not voting Conservative (or UKIP for that matter) this year. My issue is with Russell Brand, and to be fair I have pretty consistently condemned him on here over the last year If you want to have a look at what I have posted.

My God, Russell Brand. I couldn't have any less respect for the Labour Party right now.

Don't remember saying we were being taken over, I asked if anyone else had been told the same thing, as I wasn't sure if true or not. Big difference there... Hope you've got your nappies ready for this year, after last year's cringeworthy bed-wetting issues. This Summer we will sell Schneiderlin and Clyne. I don't think we'll be getting Clasie though now, so we will be looking further down the list.

Apart from the fact it says 'Yes' in the first sentence? I'll add reading to your long list of deficiencies. Just out of interest, are you going to enrich this thread with anything, or did you just come on and comment because I started the thread? Do you have children?

I met a group of Saints fans, and yes, it's completely incidental that Lou is female?? Are you not allowed to speak to other women then? From what I've seen on here I would say you're wise to self-impose that rule!