Clegg v Farage...........who won?

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  1. M1 Tyke

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    More likely Socrates.

    Aristotle would have probably been a "fcku the polis" kind of guy.
     
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  2. Whi

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    Didn't watch it. Was washing where my hair once was.
     
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  3. Redstar

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    I didn't watch it either. I wouldn't give either the steam off my piss...
     
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    The only political battle that is raging at the moment is the one between Farage and Cameron............the Liberal and Labour Parties are just nowhere to be seen.

    I say let UKIP put pressure on the established political class - and lets not have the Eastern Europeans under cutting our lower paid workforce - and lets have more of our 18 to 25 year olds in work.

    Plus plus plus..............by building windfarms, who wants rich landowners to get benefits paid to them from our energy bills ???

    We are the greatest country in the world.........we want our democracy back.............people have died so we can have that privilege
     
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    Nudge, do you really believe that UKIP are capable of winning the election?
     
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  6. Young Nudger

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    No.........I don't think they have a chance..........but that's not the point..........what they can do is move the political compass
     
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    The under paid workers is nothing to do with immigration its to do with tight greedy businessmen not wanting to pay workers a living wage. Which Europe is clamping down and that's why the Tory right and ukip are so against europe . Nothing for working man voting ukip
     
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    How far Right do you want to bloody go ??
     
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    If the political compass went any more right it would be a circle...
     
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    So in order to "get our democracy back" you want more of the country to be given away to those who already have enough whilst the communal benefits that were fought for I.e. The NHS are destroyed?

    If employers pay the minimum wage they can't undercut anyone.
     
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