UK conservatives get authoritarian

[Homer]

[The Comrade]

yeah i'm really worried for you guys. the diarrhea pouring out of cameron's mouth since the election is bonkers shit. and all this talk of the conservative "mandate" means he's likely going to get everything he's suggesting.

[Spider]

Cameron reminds me of Chancellor Sutler.



ENGLAND PREVAILS!

[Revenant]

Good.

[eynon81]

you know what to do:


short of that it may be time for an actual constitution.

[Saz]

Eds Balls and Miliband are even more Stalinist in their approach to individual liberties and the economy. This is why we broke away from you lot.

[Revenant]

Lolabour

[Dobby]

I'm not overly surprised. Come the next election people will be shocked at how messed up the country is and blame the current government while those that voted Conservative will wash their hands clean claiming this is not what they voted for. In the same way how people reacted when the New Labour experiment failed and crashed into the ground, 'I didn't vote for this, I'll vote for one of the other parties regardless of their policies'. Yet lets be honest, in the UK do Labour offer an alternative - maybe. But it's nothing concrete, nothing solid that you could truly believe they offer something different. In the election they were caught between a rock and a hard place, now the country has to suffer with an overbearing Tory majority.

In short though, UK politics are terrible currently, it should never be about picking the worst of evils it should be about picking something good for the country, which is not currently the case.

[Dobby]

[spacemonkey]

I think its cool how Brits say aluminum. Btw, my question to anyone qualified to answer = how freakin long is a fortnight? Seriously, I hear that a lot on tv movies etc.