Oh come off it - we are in the worst position of any of the major powers precisely because of Browns inept management when he was at no 11. He is not a scapegoat, he is the guilty party.
While the Torys are not particularly awe inspiring at the moment I see no choice but to vote for them - the options:
- Vote labour - reward them for their abysmal mismanagement
- Vote Lib dem - exactly what Labour would want you to do as it is a wasted vote, but will take a vote from the tories - Lib Dem will not get in this time the deficit is just to big
- Vote Tory - the only option that will get rid of this bunch of economy wreckers out of power
- Abstain - not an option - its sticking your heads in the sand - you have a vote so use it (lots of people around the world dont have that right)
You are entitled to your opinion, of course. I just don't agree with it. And I'm not going to get into it any further. Not because I can't back up my opinion, but because if you've got that as your mindset, I could tell you facts and present you with evidence, but I don't think it would make any difference. 🙂
Sandy, slow down there mate - we are each allowed our opinion
Hmm...can we move back to the topic of Daniela's original post please, and someone help her find a quote that concerns diabetes and family life?
I don't think it is business of a board like this to be "helping" any political party. Personally I hope your Labour friend loses miserably.
Why is it politics always stirs up such deep strong feelings, I only get those feelings when, well I probably don't !
I do vote but am not going to comment on my stance (generally leaning at a bar!) and am quite realistic that the plum up there cannot keep the whole population happy.
So back in your box you lot! In the nicest possibly way😉
Rossi
If you put down that 'these are your options' in a (I'm struggling to find the word I'm after here, so it mught come off not how I'm intending, for the record) condensed, bulletpoint form, it comes over to me that you've thought long and hard about your opinion, and that it's probably something you feel strongly about it. You have just said that you find 'incredulous that some people continue to vote Labour', and say that your view is entrenched.
You should think of this as someone wanting to help diabetics and their carers, not as a political point-scoring indulgence. If one candidate is prepared to highlight diabetes maybe his less-enlightened opponents will also make it an issue. Who wins? We all do.