[Closed] Cameron rant.

Because he's pure evil and is perfectly content with ripping the heart out of the nation so long as it doesn't impact on his mates.

Misuse of the word "rant" tbh...

Because he's pure evil and is perfectly content with ripping the heart out of the nation so long as it doesn't impact on his mates.

Think that's pretty much the thread closed!

He probably thinks schools should be more like the ones in Harry Potter.

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idiot running country

We should be used to it by now!

idiot ru[s]n[/s]ining country

FIFY

Cameron is a complete brainless muppet, seize control of a sinking ship? well does ass hat, you rock!!!

you just know with a royals story this loud the government are up to something they don't want to be noticed...I'm not sure if this is nasty enough, what else are they cooking up?

He is just a twonk - however he has not generally used his disabled son for political capital and for that I have some respect. I bleieve this will be genuine - just stupid. Not his usual cynical lies

Cos he looks after number one. 'I'm alright Jack'... I am begining to think Milk Snatcher was a pretty good leader (by comparison) to be honest... Come back Thatcher all is forgiven!!!!! Just heard on our local news he is pulling the plug on funding the National Mining Museum. So he has just finished off what Thatcher started! Nice one... Tosser!

you just know with a royals story this loud the government are up to something they don't want to be noticed...I'm not sure if this is nasty enough, what else are they cooking up?

Aren't they working on rigging the voting system to skew things in their favour? Reduce the amount of electable MP's and keep the unelected House of Lords as it is. Ahh, they don't change do they?!

Because it's good to give schools encouragement even if you need to cut funding across the board? Does making what you believe to be necessary cuts mean you shouldn't comment on how good anything is?

Strange views.

What percentage of those eligible to vote voted for the tory government that we now have?

Aren't they working on rigging the voting system to skew things in their favour? Reduce the amount of electable MP's and keep the unelected House of Lords as it is. Ahh, they don't change do they?

It is thought likely that the Coalition plan to equalise constituency sizes may cost Labour seats - a sign of how far the current system is skewed towards Labour.

Fewer MPs sounds a great idea to me and as for the Lords, if Labour couldn't make it elected in the amount of time they had, why should the Coalition. No point opening up fighting on every front!

Because he's pure evil and is perfectly content with ripping the heart out of the nation so long as it doesn't impact on his mates.

If this were true it would be new government, same as the old government. As it stands, if anything the Coalition are trying to get the nation back on its feet! Hooray for mixed metaphors too! Oh, and 'pure evil'? LOL. Pure hyperbole!

however he has not generally used his disabled son for political capital

Probably because his son died a while ago

C**T!

I like the way he came out and said the defence cuts were the toughest decisions of the budget review - presumably picking on the poor, vulnerable and disabled came very easily to him in comparison.

Edric 64 - Member

"however he has not generally used his disabled son for political capital"

Probably because his son died a while ago

He didn't before he died nor has he since. it would have been easy to do so.

Surrounded By Zulus - Member

What percentage of those eligible to vote voted for the tory government that we now have?

less than 30% IIRC

Surrounded By Zulus - Member
What percentage of those eligible to vote voted for the tory government that we now have?

More than voted for any of the alternatives. It's just a shame that a lot of folk on this forum haven't woken up to that fact yet.

More than voted for any of the alternatives. It's just a shame that a lot of folk on this forum haven't woken up to that fact yet.

Oh this again. 🙄

Yes they got more votes than anyone else, but not enough to win the election, and not anything like enough to give them a mandate for the things they are doing.

but you said not generally suggesting that he had made reference to him ,hence my post.

druidh - as laboura, Lib dems, snp all campaigned on |"no cuts now" platform you could argue that the majority voted against immediate large scale cuts

However the blame for us getting the tory cutting government must be laid at the lib dems door - however they will reap their reward in electoral oblivion

I think most people voted for "none of the above", their votes don't appear to have been counted though.

So - the normal election rules were followed, it's just that a lot of folk want them changed after the fact?

Markie- it's the same jumped up morons like yourself that have landed us with this unpleasant government trying to undo all the work the last on did trying to fill the massive voids in the country left by Thatcher and Major. While the last government wasn't doing the best job the Conservatives are hell bent on destroying Britain now it's only just got back up to fighting strength.

I feel depressed because of this government, genuinely sad, and almost every day I have something to be angry about because of the way they recklessly force through unreasonable laws passing it off as "savings". Give it til the end of their term and the country will be on its knees.

Hopefully they won't reach the end of their term but without the Liberals having any backbone they probably will...

So - the normal election rules were followed, it's just that a lot of folk want them changed after the fact?

Many people myself included, wanted the electoral system changed long before the election, so that we didn't end up with the ridiculous situation where a party that got a few percent more votes gets to completely rape the country as they see fit.

Give it til the end of their term and the country will be on its knees.

druidh - Member
Oh - I should have added - as far a the politics threads go, I think that for many folk it is sheer frustration. Having "lost" the election......

Given the policies they are following it will get worse - much worse unless you are amongst the richest

grumm - Member

Many people myself included, wanted the electoral system changed long before the election, so that we didn't end up with the ridiculous situation where a party that got a few percent more votes gets to completely rape the country as they see fit.

But it wasn't - partly because the previous incumbents didn't see it as a high enough priority in their 13 years in power. Maybe the fact that they'd "won" the last election with only 35% of the vote had something to do with it?

while I agree something urgently needs to be done to improve the economic situation, IMO much of what is currently happening seems excessive, rash and for ideological reasons.

I honestly can't believe some of the **** that’s happening and the number/scale of election pledges being broken. I just find myself willing large scale civil unrest.

Cameron is just following orders by his/our OWNERS! we are FU**ED well and truly.

It's all a waste of time arguing about this. There is a general feeling amongst the lefty supporters on here against anything the Tories will do. Even if in 3 years time the country is prosperous again and no one has suffered they'll find a way to say it's all bad. Every time I read a rant about the current government like this it just seems to be more swearing, more name calling, more irrational blaming, more sour grapes, from people who are great at spouting on forums about how bad the new government is but wouldn't know how to run a country if it came with an instruction book.
It almost makes me laugh now.

...and no one has suffered..

ffs, what planet are you on?

No one has suffered? How many folk are losing their jobs? How many folk are Having their pensions cut? how many folk are getting benefits cut?

Fanny farts!

Markie- it's the same jumped up morons like yourself that have landed us with this unpleasant government trying to undo all the work the last on did trying to fill the massive voids in the country left by Thatcher and Major. While the last government wasn't doing the best job the Conservatives are hell bent on destroying Britain now it's only just got back up to fighting strength.<>snipped the rest>

It's all a waste of time arguing about this. There is a general feeling amongst the lefty supporters on here against anything the Tories will do. Even if in 3 years time the country is prosperous again and no one has suffered they'll find a way to say it's all bad. Every time I read a rant about the current government like this it just seems to be more swearing, more name calling, more irrational blaming, more sour grapes, from people who are great at spouting on forums about how bad the new government is but wouldn't know how to run a country if it came with an instruction book.
It almost makes me laugh now.

I particularly like the folk missing the fact that [i]Even if in 3 years time the country is prosperous again and no one has suffered they'll find a way to say it's all bad"[/i] is a rhetorical statement, it's not that no one will suffer, it's that [b]even[/b] if no one suffered.

Also, Labour would have needed to cut if they had won the election. Labour cuts caring, Coalition cuts not? Tribal nonsense.

So - the normal election rules were followed, it's just that a lot of folk want them changed after the fact?

No, a lot of people think the Tories are ****ers.

Try to keep up.

This is why many folk dislike Cameron and his cronies

In the Daily Telegraph interview, Lord Young said: "For the vast majority of people in the country today, they have never had it so good ever since this recession - this so-called recession - started..."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-11793486

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Its great isnt it TJ!! What I find particularly worrying is that these days the idiots who make such comments rather than being figures of fun are figures of power!!!

Downing Street called them offensive and said Mr Cameron was "unimpressed".

The prime minister's spokesman said he "believes, at this difficult time, politicians need to be careful with their choice of words - these words are as offensive as they are inaccurate".

Of course he was forced to retract it - Cameron is a PR professional after all. Its clear thats what he thinks tho and that the needs of the average person are beneath consideration