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Not you, Rosa.He. And I'm talking about the DPRK obviously.
So, Hello to the Lib-Lab Pact then?'Well I for one tolerate the pact with Labour. The important thing is for people to bear in mind is that the electoral pact will only survive if the Liberals remain the dominant force within it - yes, let's give Labour a free run at some seats but let's not treat them as equals in terms of seats when they manifestly are a minor party these days.
Too bad the freedom alliance assf**ked them and let them reunite with Korea.
May make me go away from the Liberal party.Not you, Rosa.
So, Hello to the Lib-Lab Pact then?![]()
Ironically, it may make me gravitate towards the Liberal Party. You could always vote for the new and improved Free-Market Conservative Party though.May make me go away from the Liberal party.
I must agree.Ironically, it may make me gravitate towards the Liberal Party. You could always vote for the new and improved Free-Market Conservative Party though.![]()
I'll have to weight the economic policies, social policies and foreign policies up to each other. But if the liberals continues for the struggle of feminism I will most likely vote for them again. I simply can't be st the sidelines and watching the liberalization of the women slip away. But again I am afraid of turning UK into a socialist state.Ironically, it may make me gravitate towards the Liberal Party. You could always vote for the new and improved Free-Market Conservative Party though.![]()
You want me to not vote for the Liberal party?I must agree.
Well this begs the question: would you prefer to live in a socialist feminist state or a free market "paternalistic" one?I'll have to weight the economic policies, social policies and foreign policies up to each other. But if the liberals continues for the struggle of feminism I will most likely vote for them again. I simply can't be st the sidelines and watching the liberalization of the women slip away. But again I am afraid of turning UK into a socialist state.
I doubt you'll have to worry about that.I'll have to weight the economic policies, social policies and foreign policies up to each other. But if the liberals continues for the struggle of feminism I will most likely vote for them again. I simply can't be st the sidelines and watching the liberalization of the women slip away. But again I am afraid of turning UK into a socialist state.
Certainly not, I want to see the tories lose as many votes as possible.You want me to not vote for the Liberal party?
Patriarchal*. There is no reason a "feminist state" (whatever that is) couldn't be paternalistic.Well this begs the question: would you prefer to live in a socialist feminist state or a free market "paternalistic" one?
One would think it would be more maternalistic than paternalistic? :huh:Patriarchal*. There is no reason a "feminist state" (whatever that is) couldn't be paternalistic.![]()
That is my dilemmaWell this begs the question: would you prefer to live in a socialist feminist state or a free market "paternalistic" one?
Well, concidering the Liberal party have a major social democratic faction and the labour party are social democratic, and the goal of social democracy is to establish democratic socialism (which is essentially non-stalinist socialism/communism), which is also the other major ideology in Labour party, I am concerned that they will try to transform UK into a socialist state. Since that is the aim for their ideologies. And the Labour party will get many more seats in parliament and cabinet now as they enter an alliance with the Liberal party. This may force the Liberals to take further steps into transforming UK into a socialist state and economy. Something I truly hope won't happen. If the Liberal party could be independent from the socialists and stand ln the grounds of social liberalism and radical centrism they would be much more appealing.I doubt you'll have to worry about that.
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Certainly not, I want to see the tories lose as many votes as possible.
That may be true.Patriarchal*. There is no reason a "feminist state" (whatever that is) couldn't be paternalistic.![]()
Thank you in real life for voting that way and weakening the socialist vote. Us capitalists appreciate it. Please continue and tell all your comrades to do likewise.Just for the record, I can't speak for all CPGB voters, but I personally don't care for "the Left". I want the communists, and the communists only, to have the greatest possible role in governance, and thus I will only ever vote for a communist party, never the "lesser evil" of the capitalist duopoly. That's pretty much what my real life stance would be as well if there were a worthwhile communist party in my country. As far as I know, I'm not the only one who thinks like this.
You had me until those last three wordsPah! We stopped at Kuwait! We should have driven those dang Commie Iraqis down and replace it with a free, civilised, pro-British, and repressive absolute monarchy!
You're Damn Right!Pah! We stopped at Kuwait! We should have driven those dang Commie Iraqis down and replace it with a free, civilised, pro-British, and repressive absolute monarchy!