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unpopular coalition
16-08-2010 10:29 AM
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to form a government in the UK is the liberal parties popularity with its own voters in the country so low?
Lib Dem support has collapsed from 23 per cent to just 12
and the Tories are down from 36 per cent at the election to just 29 per cent
After listening to the deputy leader of the liberal party on Sunday television
saying the liberals would not enter into a coalition at the next election
and any person thinking to vote liberal should know they will be voting for
a liberal party as government, not as a coalition
why would a voter of voted otherwise ?
Now the leaders in liberal party rule a contradictory party
it has said all this in coalition ,while it collaborates with
the tories
Any policy is joint policy whether and where to make public expenditure cuts during the next 5 years
how to pay for Trident, cut the numbers of Police , the number of jobs ,close schools etc
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16-08-2010 10:35 AM
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I intend to keep my thoughts to myself and wish others would do the same

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16-08-2010 10:55 AM
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16-08-2010 11:16 AM
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16-08-2010 11:22 AM
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Quote Particularly when they are so badly presented and in such poor English
the presentation is taken in parts from
the figures are from a recent harris /daily mail poll
and from an interview with the deputy liberal leader shown yesterday on a sunday tv show
albeit written in my own words
tyvm
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16-08-2010 11:27 AM
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Quote am also getting fed up with the Far right barging in on lots of posts and a few far left, I do try and keeps politics and religion out of it, We had enough trouble a few months ago
Just relaying on some facts
is that ok ?
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16-08-2010 11:31 AM
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16-08-2010 11:38 AM
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Quote the few month comment was about this forum, we had bad trouble with a "Peculiar" poster completley disrupting and making other people leave for an alternative PN communication method
skipping the topic for one moment
do you mean peculiar as in 'those who does not agree with any particular points?'
or some other form of peculiar
Its looks peculiar to myself since ive been reading here
I too was thinking to look for an alternative route besides this forum and skip them
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16-08-2010 11:46 AM
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Whenever a party comes into power; their popularity pretty much always takes a dip.
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16-08-2010 11:48 AM
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and not a fitting place for the public to visit to discuss anything
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16-08-2010 11:59 AM
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There's also quite a lot of friendly banter across the North/South divide.
As I've already said having someone else's political views pushed down one's throat isn't what ChitChat is about.
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16-08-2010 12:15 PM
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and leave for an alternative PN communication method
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16-08-2010 12:55 PM
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That doesn't however mean that members have a right to disrupt others' threads; where this happens, as ever, the moderators will be happy to have a look should someone raise the issue to us via the ‘Report to moderator’ tool.
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16-08-2010 1:46 PM
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why do some enter and post into what is clearly headed as a political thread when they have no serious intention to discuss or to take part in it ?
highlighting what Be3g has already said
if some-one is abusive, swears , or harasses you or just plainly makes you feel uncomfortable
report it to a room moderator in the first instance
but if it continues then please contact plusnet directly
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16-08-2010 2:20 PM
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It is not the Tory government which their voters voted for , or the government the liberals voted for
the liberals, they are stray dogs licking up scraps beneath a Tory table
will , when or even should the liberal party revolt if they do not get their way?
as ideologically the Lib Dems are, by their nature, men and women who wear their consciences as martyrs' crowns
and on what issue of tory policy should the liberals with clegg not be willing to concede on?
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