Labour Party relies on Undemocratic EU........

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  1. Young Nudger

    Young Nudger Well-Known Member

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    .......to save workers rights - as the Labour Parry has no confidence in their own ability to be able to do this - especially in light of the turmoil presently gripping the party
    But The Labour Party was built on the philosophy of democracy for ALL
    By abandoning democracy they have also abandoned millions of their own voters
    Other than the last election I'm a life long Labour voter - I can't see me voting for the Labour Party ever again
    Sad sad day
     
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  2. DusThaNoIII

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    Would love to know what you, Tyrone and Tekkytyke look like in real life. The faces I've put to the opinions in my head are too hilarious but I am certain not too far from the truth.
     
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  4. Young Nudger

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    Another fantastic and meaningful contribution to this critical political debate that is sweeping the country
     
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    Nudge, I have some sympathy with you lamenting the current state of the Labour party. I vote Liberal but we need a strong left of centre party in some form. However, if memory serves you championed UKIP at the last election. So you can hardly complain.
     
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    Nudger has a strong resemblence to Christiano Ronaldo..he will deny it though...Tyrone looks like Mrs. Brown...and Tekky looks like Bill Gates...so I'm told.
     
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    Did no one tell you that there are elections to the EU? You get a vote. In fact given that Pr is used these elections are far more democratic than those held in the UK. Next time there's an EU election vote in it exercise your democratic rights then you'll have nowt to whinge apart.
     
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    I always had you down as a monster raving looney.
     
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    Of course it has confidence in its own ability to not only protect them but actually enhance them

    But as you are aware, we have a Tory Government so every little helps in stopping the ****ers
     
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  10. Whi

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    So you went from Labour to UKIP. That's some swing.

    Can't see Labour ever lurching over to your far right ideals, pal.
     
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    Who voted in the House of Lords?
     
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    But as Jeremy Paxman said the only meaningful vote is UKIP, who have an agenda. A vote for any of the others is pointless, as they do not introduce laws, merely rubber stamp it.
     
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    Pretty much the same as UK elections. Except for the UKIP bit. There are massive disagreement between political groups in Europe Jezza is just exaggerating to be controversial.
     
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    I suspect that in the north, at the last election UKIP mopped up far more disaffected Labour vote than it ever did ex-Tories.
     
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