should the unemployed be allowed to vote? - Page 2

accyman · 29-04-2013, 20:57

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Originally Posted by davebtelford

The Tories are digging like mad to turn up any scrap of dirt they can on UKIP before the council elections. After this UKIP will probably be the cleanest party ever in UK politics!

thing is dirt has been dug up on UKIP before of which i cant recall exactly but people dont tend to care

they get branded racists by the other 3 main partys and still no one particualry cares enough for it to phase them

now if dirt was to be dug up on the torys or labour it could be a job you wished you hadnt started as you may never get to the end of it

Actually there may be some serious dirt because a tory recently defected to UKIP

what a great plan put a dirty tory into UKIP then you have your dirt ready to dig up lol

Less · 29-04-2013, 21:06

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Originally Posted by accyman

thing is dirt has been dug up on UKIP before of which i cant recall exactly but people dont tend to care

they get branded racists by the other 3 main partys and still no one particualry cares enough for it to phase them

now if dirt was to be dug up on the torys or labour it could be a job you wished you hadnt started as you may never get to the end of it

Let's be honest, both tory and labour will try their best to discredit UKIP, they want to keep things the way they are, one of them in power, the other saying they are wrong, and both of them using the liberals as stupid lapdogs whenever they have the chance.
At least the thinking people from both parties are threatening against their loyalties to put forward a protest vote rather than have both parties just carry on fighting against rather than for our Countries good.

Less · 03-05-2013, 12:56

Just a quick thought, allowed to vote isn't in it.
Did you know the unemployed can't use their passports?

I had an interview to go to, it was a good job, doing my trade, I took the letter to the job centre hoping for expenses.
No sorry they said can't help you, you're interview is abroad.
Yes said I, but it's in the European market, I thought I'd be helped.
No, we'll help within the UK bit not abroad.
OK I replied, if you won't help, I'll find the money somewhere and go anyway.

Well if you do you'll have to sign off jobseekers, you won't be classed as available for work.
I asked various other questions and found that I wasn't allowed abroad for any reason, holidays, (I wish), or anything, without first signing off.
It had seemed a good job, I wonder who got it?

Wynonie Harris · 03-05-2013, 13:58

Oh dear, oh dear, calling UKIP "loonies", "clowns", "fruitcakes", "closet racists" and all the rest certainly backfired, didn't it?

And STILL Con/Dem/Lab politicos appear on the telly and patronise us with the same old platitudes.

Carry on, plonkers and we'll carry on punishing you at the polls!

Less · 03-05-2013, 14:07

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Oh dear, oh dear, calling UKIP "loonies", "clowns", "fruitcakes", "closet racists" and all the rest certainly backfired, didn't it?

And STILL Con/Dem/Lab politicos appear on the telly and patronise us with the same old platitudes.

Carry on, plonkers and we'll carry on punishing you at the polls!

Allow me a moment of racism if you will, 'cos I can't remember the guys name, but I had the choice of UKIP yesterday and why would white folk give their child a foreign sounding name if they are 'closet racists'?

Wynonie Harris · 03-05-2013, 14:28

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Originally Posted by Less

Allow me a moment of racism if you will, 'cos I can't remember the guys name, but I had the choice of UKIP yesterday and why would white folk give their child a foreign sounding name if they are 'closet racists'?

Best ask the representatives of the major parties that question, Less. After all, it's their parties that have made consistent attempts to denigrate UKIP.

Oh hang on a minute, they don't come on here anymore, do they?

Perhaps C'mon might be persuaded to share his thoughts with us.

cashman · 03-05-2013, 14:31

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Originally Posted by Less

Allow me a moment of racism if you will, 'cos I can't remember the guys name, but I had the choice of UKIP yesterday and why would white folk give their child a foreign sounding name if they are 'closet racists'?

Yeh the UKIP guy i voted fer was certainly a closet racist, being Asian.

jaysay · 03-05-2013, 17:42

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Originally Posted by Less

Just a quick thought, allowed to vote isn't in it.
Did you know the unemployed can't use their passports?

I had an interview to go to, it was a good job, doing my trade, I took the letter to the job centre hoping for expenses.
No sorry they said can't help you, you're interview is abroad.
Yes said I, but it's in the European market, I thought I'd be helped.
No, we'll help within the UK bit not abroad.
OK I replied, if you won't help, I'll find the money somewhere and go anyway.

Well if you do you'll have to sign off jobseekers, you won't be classed as available for work.
I asked various other questions and found that I wasn't allowed abroad for any reason, holidays, (I wish), or anything, without first signing off.
It had seemed a good job, I wonder who got it?

That's always been the case Less, if your out of the country you can't claim dole, but it does seem a nonsense when you were in Europe looking for work, its another case of Jobsworth

jaysay · 03-05-2013, 17:44

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Originally Posted by cashman

Yeh the UKIP guy i voted fer was certainly a closet racist, being Asian.

Probably born and bred here Cashy

he's now a little englander

accyman · 03-05-2013, 21:17

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Probably born and bred here Cashy

he's now a little englander

you know immigration has gone too far when asians are sying "bloody foriegners "

cmonstanley · 03-05-2013, 21:31

the ukip wasnt the biggest winner last night it was the independents ukip is behind them

no seriously labour tory or ukip werent the winners it was the no party self made councillor who stood as an independent.but thats not big news.lets not get in the way of the truth.

cashman · 03-05-2013, 22:37

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

the ukip wasnt the biggest winner last night it was the independents ukip is behind them

no seriously labour tory or ukip werent the winners it was the no party self made councillor who stood as an independent.but thats not big news.lets not get in the way of the truth.

Yeh know i thought yeh were just blinkered @ biased, but i was wrong.

Wynonie Harris · 03-05-2013, 22:37

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

the ukip wasnt the biggest winner last night it was the independents ukip is behind them

no seriously labour tory or ukip werent the winners it was the no party self made councillor who stood as an independent.but thats not big news.lets not get in the way of the truth.

The usual semi-literate gobbledegook from you I see. The big news was that UKIP enjoyed a huge upsurge in support. I could put numerous links on from today's news to illustrate that fact but I'm sure most people have seen it for themselves. Your lot and the Tories had better waken up and smell the coffee!

cmonstanley · 04-05-2013, 00:59

but there is more independents than ukip. There is 44 more ,but the lib dems losing their deposit again.will there be a vote of no confidence for nick clegg ?

by the lib dems thus splitting the coalition.

cashman · 04-05-2013, 07:09

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

The usual semi-literate gobbledegook from you I see. The big news was that UKIP enjoyed a huge upsurge in support. I could put numerous links on from today's news to illustrate that fact but I'm sure most people have seen it for themselves. Your lot and the Tories had better waken up and smell the coffee!

Reckon both of em are too dense to wake up n smell the coffee, cmon certainly is a good example.