I agree with Nick!

First ever organic British general election internet meme.

Eh?

its a twitter thing nobby

#iagreewithnick

Its one of the most popular subjects to talk about, after the debate on telly where Gordon kept saying "I agree with nick" Clegg.

I make a point of NOT watching or listening to cunting politicians.

Probably for the best

Mad Tony wrote:I make a point of NOT watching or listening to cunting politicians.

Is it possible we could get a revolution going? ...We the people party summat like that

No, BOAT.

Every crisis the nation over basically goes along the lines of "that's a disgrace, something should be done, oh hang on, it won't affect my house price, you say? I'm out..."

The nation's middle managers win now by incompetence - any protest will end with murder that will go to court and end up being treated as "unlawful killing" by a body rather than an individual and there will be a fine for breach of health and safety regulation and a payout to the families.

Bert wrote:No, BOAT.

Every crisis the nation over basically goes along the lines of "that's a disgrace, something should be done, oh hang on, it won't affect my house price, you say? I'm out..."

The nation's middle managers win now by incompetence - any protest will end with murder that will go to court and end up being treated as "unlawful killing" by a body rather than an individual and there will be a fine for breach of health and safety regulation and a payout to the families.

Have we actually progressed since the middle ages

Seeing as we won't get a revolution going it's time for an option at the bottom of the ballot paper saying 'none of the above'
That's democracy....and it would win by a landslide.

Mad Tony wrote:Seeing as we won't get a revolution going it's time for an option at the bottom of the ballot paper saying 'none of the above'
That's democracy....and it would win by a landslide.

Would any of the troughers put it before parliament to get it passed

Had 38% of the electorate last time out. Labour got in on an absolute majority on 21.9%

Bert wrote:Had 38% of the electorate last time out. Labour got in on an absolute majority on 21.9%

That tells its own story bert of the state of british politics ...would a hung parliament be better?. Seems its suited Germany having one in some form or another since the war

bitofatwat wrote:

Bert wrote:Had 38% of the electorate last time out. Labour got in on an absolute majority on 21.9%

That tells its own story bert of the state of british politics ...would a hung parliament be better?. Seems its suited Germany having one in some form or another since the war

They have to make it work because they have PR , and there is always a good chance of no majority.

Every time its hung here , they just say fuck it and have another election within 18 months.

At least that has happened in the past anyway

Kit wrote:

bitofatwat wrote:

Bert wrote:Had 38% of the electorate last time out. Labour got in on an absolute majority on 21.9%

That tells its own story bert of the state of british politics ...would a hung parliament be better?. Seems its suited Germany having one in some form or another since the war

They have to make it work because they have PR , and there is always a good chance of no majority.

Every time its hung here , they just say fuck it and have another election within 18 months.

At least that has happened in the past anyway

It should be given a fair chance to work Kit, often the country is on its knees when the election takes place and 18 months not long enough imo