In reply to mac fae stirling:
Bitter much Dear? lol
Quote was from Guardian, from this mornings article "How did the polls get it so wrong"full quote below just for you
Stevenbeancounter 7 hr ago
"When I was young I voted Labour. It seemed inconceivable to me that anyone could vote for the likes of Sir Alec Douglas-Home and his ilk. Labour had total command of the moral and intellectual heights. I now find that political debate is impossible. If I disagree with the Guardian-reading lefties in my local (mainly teachers/ local government workers but all paid from taxation) the debate immediately descends into insult. If I question immigration I am a racist. If I disagree with any of the demands of the sisterhood I am a misogynist. If I do not want to pay yet more tax I am a Fascist. If I question the future of the NHS in its present form I am the Anti-Christ- there simply aren't enough "ists" to go around! What I do not get is informed debate to refute my suggestions. No wonder people have given up, and just don't bother admitting their true beliefs. It is for this reason that the Labour party is dying. It is incapable of change, of even admitting that it may be wrong. Lets face it, if you can't beat the likes of Cameron what hope do you have for the future? The Labour vision, or rather lack of vision, has been dismissed in Scotland but is now being dismissed by those who see the Greens or UKIP as more likely to listen to their concerns. The Labour heartlands of the north and midlands are very likely to reject Labour next time around, as it has become the voice of the Islington champagne socialists and no longer has any relevance to the old core vote of working but poor people."
Oh, and it got 26 up votes...no idea if that's good or bad...just saying
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