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SPUGGIE J 08-02-2009 09:26

Political Arguments
 
There seems to be of late a fair amount of politicaly based exchanges on here. So do we need to seperate it or just go with the flow as at the moment?

flashy 08-02-2009 09:29

Re: Political Arguments
 
speaking from a political point of view (NOT) i reckon we should have a section for political issues, but then again everyday life is full of politics, everything we do involves politics....so what would be the point of another section?




i know what i mean in mi head :D

garinda 08-02-2009 09:34

Re: Political Arguments
 
As long as it's kept in General Chat, home of all serious subjects, I don't see the problem.

As Flashy says, politics is part of everyday life.

If you can't stand all the political banter, you can chose not to read it, and just ignore it, as I do.

:D

SPUGGIE J 08-02-2009 09:50

Re: Political Arguments
 
I get a good laugh and chip in some useless comment now and again. It is part of every day life an I was curious more than anything else. Being a Sunday morning I have these odd ideas. :eek:

cashman 08-02-2009 10:37

Re: Political Arguments
 
general chats fine fer it, part of life to me.:)

Gayle 08-02-2009 11:12

Re: Political Arguments
 
I like it - I don't understand half of it but I'm always happy to be educated. :D

What I don't like about it is the personal insults - usually between Andrew and Graham - it's unnecessary in a debate to resort to calling each other names.

cashman 08-02-2009 12:09

Re: Political Arguments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 677226)
I like it - I don't understand half of it but I'm always happy to be educated. :D

What I don't like about it is the personal insults - usually between Andrew and Graham - it's unnecessary in a debate to resort to calling each other names.

agree have noticed though,the same person usually starts it.:rolleyes:

lancsdave 08-02-2009 12:29

Re: Political Arguments
 
Like all politicians they usually get personal because thats how politics works, ignore the issues attack the opposition.

It would also be good if local issues were kept local and not 'hijacked' by those with no local interest :rolleyes:

blazey 08-02-2009 15:09

Re: Political Arguments
 
Party politics is avoidable to an extent but you'll never avoid politics completely.

I personally think it would just cause unnecessary work for the mods because they'd have to keep moving threads around.

shillelagh 08-02-2009 16:45

Re: Political Arguments
 
As i told graham jones - i dont do politics - its against my religon .... and he said ballcocks!!!

Eric 08-02-2009 16:52

Re: Political Arguments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 677180)
As long as it's kept in General Chat, home of all serious subjects, I don't see the problem.

As Flashy says, politics is part of everyday life.

If you can't stand all the political banter, you can chose not to read it, and just ignore it, as I do.

:D

Being a tad disingenuous aren't we:D

jaysay 09-02-2009 10:13

Re: Political Arguments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric (Post 677335)
Being a tad disingenuous aren't we:D

Rindi disingenuous Eric, never:D Anyway whats disingenuous, hope it ain't catching:rolleyes:

Eric 09-02-2009 17:40

Re: Political Arguments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 677598)
Rindi disingenuous Eric, never:D Anyway whats disingenuous, hope it ain't catching:rolleyes:

I don't think it's catching .... maybe it's like antidisestablishmentarianism ....

Taggy 09-02-2009 17:50

Re: Political Arguments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 677226)
I like it - I don't understand half of it but I'm always happy to be educated. :D

What I don't like about it is the personal insults - usually between Andrew and Graham - it's unnecessary in a debate to resort to calling each other names.

They're just practising for Prime Ministers Questions.....or was it Punch and Judy...i get mixed up!!:D


Best Regards - Taggy

Bernard Dawson 09-02-2009 19:17

Re: Political Arguments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 677735)
They're just practising for Prime Ministers Questions.....or was it Punch and Judy...i get mixed up!!:D


Best Regards - Taggy

I think that there is room for debating locally issues, even local issues in a political way.

But that doesn't mean that it has to turn nasty, or personal. We are all entitled to our opinions, even when they are wrong.


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