Why not to vote labour

[Axel]

And even though it's possible, I'm pretty sure the Tories won't win by just one vote.

Maybe not, but think about what you're saying. You think that your vote won't count. Yes, you alone are only 1 person, your vote does not make much of a difference. However, lots of people like you will be thinking their vote doesn't count, meaning infact your vote does count if all the people who thought their vote didn't count actually voted.

[Misawa]

The thread need reasons why you should vote Labour. Oh wait, there are none.

Yes, lots of political debate here, and what, five percent of users here can vote? Oh well, it gets them motivated I suppose.

[Tash.]

The thread need reasons why you should vote Labour. Oh wait, there are none.

Yes, lots of political debate here, and what, five percent of users here can vote? Oh well, it gets them motivated I suppose.

Just because someone cannot vote yet doesn't mean they shouldn't have the capacity to debate the principles behind voting. I often wonder why you use this forum, you show considerable dislike for people who are below your age and supposed intellect, which I am presuming you consider the majority of the forum to be...

There are plenty of reasons to vote labour, in my opinion, looking at their manifesto and comparing it with that of the Conservatives for example. I did however like the sound of the Liberal Democrats also.

[Misawa]

^ Hence why I said it keeps them motivated. People need to actually read.

[Catzsy]

The thread need reasons why you should vote Labour. Oh wait, there are none.

Yes, lots of political debate here, and what, five percent of users here can vote? Oh well, it gets them motivated I suppose.

So you didn't agree with investors in films being given tax relief then?

http://www.ukfilminvestment.com/

[Misawa]

There is far more at stake than film investment which influences my decision that Labour are scum.

[Catzsy]

There is far more at stake than film investment which influences my decision that Labour are scum.

OKay well you are entitled to your opinion but you actually said there were no reasons at all.

[-:Undertaker:-]

So you didn't agree with investors in films being given tax relief then?

http://www.ukfilminvestment.com/

But that makes little difference when taxes are rising upon year and stealth taxes are also rising yearly, it is this system under which we lose a lot of money out on and which harms business. They take it away in tax, use a portion to fund the process which re-organises the money and then gives it back in the form of relief schemes or credit tax schemes - why not just go for the simple option of drastically cutting taxes in the first place thus also cutting the client state?

The reason is because a heck of a lot of Labour votes rely on it.

[Catzsy]

But that makes little difference when taxes are rising upon year and stealth taxes are also rising yearly, it is this system under which we lose a lot of money out on and which harms business. They take it away in tax, use a portion to fund the process which re-organises the money and then gives it back in the form of relief schemes or credit tax schemes - why not just go for the simple option of drastically cutting taxes in the first place thus also cutting the client state?

The reason is because a heck of a lot of Labour votes rely on it.

As a film maker, Misawa said they had done nothing and I was just pointing out to him they had especially for his particular profession. It was not a generalised statement about Labour Party Policy but a specific answer to him.

[Black_Apalachi]

I have a better thread idea: Why not to listen to titch.

All that stuff has been happening for like ever, its not gonna change overnight as soon as a new political party gets in, red tape n dat will stop all of that.

Yeah because keeping Labour in will change things much quicker. Oh wait, it's been 13 years....