Re: Reasons why a UKIP vote is a good vote
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2014 9:05 am
If you haven't figured that I love arguing you should be banned tbh.
This is a tnuc thread. That's all.
This is a tnuc thread. That's all.
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depends how u define the word 'matters'dfaultuzr wrote:kaili wrote:the vote IS the thing that matters at the end of the day![]()
while i genuinely wish this was true, voting nowadays can be mostly reduced to "pick your favourite plutocrat" tbh imo bbq
also in what i'd consider a healthy democracy, citizen engagement in political issues shouldn't be just voting once every x years and mostly not giving a fuck the rest of the time
You forgot the bbq.m8son wrote:what? so because someone shares a different opinion to you we should ignore it and ban him? smhjesslem wrote:Nah, 'low it. He's baffed.
Lock this thread and ban him.
Because he argues and makes statements like a tnuc.m8son wrote:Why is it a tnuc thread? However different jaydot's ideas are and however much you disagree with them they are no less valid than anyone else's.
This is how democracy works.
It also means no tax-free investment, barrier free entry into Europe and tax-free import/export for Britons who aren't able to get into our over-inflated property market, want to trade with our neighbours or want to earn their livings abroad. Parties like UKIP are quick to tell us about Dominika and Marek taking our fruit packing jobs and using the NHS, but they're not quite so quick to tell you about the swathes of cheap property that Britons, French and Germans have snapped up around the continent or the tens of thousands of businesses that rely on free trade with the continent.jaydot wrote:1.) Leaving the EU: We'd still continue free trade with our European counterparts but not have EU obligations, that means no mass immigration from countries like Romania and Bulgaria, and that's got to be a good thing.
Labour would do this too. I think maybe we have different ideas of what a "Robin Hood Tax" is though.2.) Scrapping of Bedroom Tax: Which is essentially a Robin Hood Tax.
Matter of opinion, I suppose, but IMHO a prisoner should be able to vote and campaign to change laws that affect them. It's not like the prison population can hold the country to ransom via its vote - prisoners make up 0.15% of the country.3.) No votes for prisoners: They should lose their right to vote as soon as they're incarcerated
Cuts or no cuts, the only policy I'd like to hear from anyone on the police is that they're being entirely reformed. UKIP haven't got the bollocks, but neither has anyone.4.) No cuts to frontline policing: Good thing, yes?
Pathetic. Might as well hold back benefits for 18-23 year olds... very few people with the energy to move their entire existence to a new country in order to make a living plan to live on benefits. It's a safety net, not the bouncy castle people would have you believe.5.) No benefits or private health insurance to immigrants for five years: As their manifesto points out they must "pay into before they take out, of the pot
Would you rather see immigrant-only ghettos created where British people don't want to live? The suburbs are going to be delightful under UKIP!6.) Priority of social housing given to British people: YES! Finally! What I've been saying for nigh on ten years. I don't know how this will work (I read it on aleaflet through my door) but blue collar British workers, single parents, Brits on benefits (could be JSA, ESA, DLA) get first refusal on soial housing if their parents or grandparents were born in the area. As I say I'm not sure how they will implement it but hats off if they do, I don't know how many of you have applied for council housing or have any knowledge of the system but the wait is ridiculous and I know Manchester for one is regenerating areas only to put immigrants in the new houses they build.
Toothless. A full time worker on minimum wage (6.31/hr) working 35 hours a week for 48 weeks a year will earn £10,668. They already get £10,000 of that tax free due to the standard allowance.7.) No tax on the minimum wage.
We currently give around 0.7% of GNP as foreign aid, which is around and about exactly the UN minimum. If you think 0.7% is too much to give to our fellow humans then I'm not convinced you deserve membership of a species, let alone the United Nations.8.) Make cuts to foreing aid that are "real and rigorous", another thing I've been wondering a while, why do we let our British people freeze and starve on the streets when we're giving millions if not billions in foreign aid?
I think I have.YOU decide.
do you realise how much this sounds like "i want bri'ain to be about bri'ish"?jaydot wrote:Yes I get your points wub, and they're quite valid but they're not opinion-changing. I've been saying for years that social housing should first and foremost go to British people, British jobs for British workers etc. I'm not racist I have my best interests in mind, one day I might need social housing, one day I might need a blue-collar job, one day I might need to send my kids to school and I can't because immigrants have take their place. Plus the fact that the country isn't your own anymore, in big cities and towns it's like you're an alien from another planet sometimes with all the foreign tongues and that's not right,
Dunno man, that's pretty racist if you read it slowly.jaydot wrote:I'm not racist I have my best interests in mind, one day I might need social housing, one day I might need a blue-collar job, one day I might need to send my kids to school and I can't because immigrants have take their place.
Holy shitjaydot wrote:Plus the fact that the country isn't your own anymore, in big cities and towns it's like you're an alien from another planet sometimes with all the
foreign tongues and that's not right,
I don't really see how that's racist? Surely trying to limit possible 'opponents' in life is common sense, and seeing as you can't make people leave the country is wanting to stop more people coming in really that bad?jesslem wrote:Dunno man, that's pretty racist if you read it slowly.jaydot wrote:I'm not racist I have my best interests in mind, one day I might need social housing, one day I might need a blue-collar job, one day I might need to send my kids to school and I can't because immigrants have take their place.
must be a shit way to go through life if youre just viewing everyone else as your "opponents", especially if its just on the basis of them being from a different country than you.m8son wrote:I don't really see how that's racist? Surely trying to limit possible 'opponents' in life is common sense, and seeing as you can't make people leave the country is wanting to stop more people coming in really that bad?jesslem wrote:Dunno man, that's pretty racist if you read it slowly.jaydot wrote:I'm not racist I have my best interests in mind, one day I might need social housing, one day I might need a blue-collar job, one day I might need to send my kids to school and I can't because immigrants have take their place.
Should we be obligated to waste taxpayers money on extra people? Really? If we left the EU then we wouldn't have to spend money on these people. They're a drain on public services, they're a drain on taxpayers money, they commit crimes (ranging from petty to serious, petty obviously not being widely reported but watch Crimewatch or read a red too (in before you say sensationalist propaganda) and you'll see foreigners commiting serious fraud, rape, murder etc. and they're extra mouths to feed and extra people to house. Plus the fact that more foreigners coming into the country is devaluing our society.Pathetic. Might as well hold back benefits for 18-23 year olds... very few people with the energy to move their entire existence to a new country in order to make a living plan to live on benefits. It's a safety net, not the bouncy castle people would have you believe.
I'm sure if you're homeless then you'd take any house tbh, it's not a case of "not" wanting to live there. And plenty of immigrant only ghettos exist already, mainly in social housing areas. Go figure.Would you rather see immigrant-only ghettos created where British people don't want to live? The suburbs are going to be delightful under UKIP!.
Can I have a figure in pounds please?We currently give around 0.7% of GNP as foreign aid, which is around and about exactly the UN minimum. If you think 0.7% is too much to give to our fellow humans then I'm not convinced you deserve membership of a species, let alone the United Nations.
because as jaydot has shown us, such 'threats' with their laziness and their foreign tongues are a real and imminent threat rather than fanciful constructions of a collective prejudice that he has subscribed to? right?m8son wrote:I don't really see how that's racist? Surely trying to limit possible 'opponents' in life is common sense, and seeing as you can't make people leave the country is wanting to stop more people coming in really that bad?jesslem wrote:Dunno man, that's pretty racist if you read it slowly.jaydot wrote:I'm not racist I have my best interests in mind, one day I might need social housing, one day I might need a blue-collar job, one day I might need to send my kids to school and I can't because immigrants have take their place.