(02 Dec 2015, 7:48 pm)Michael wrote Not taking notice of it, they act like a bunch of 5 year old's when stuff like this comes up in Parliament... shouting at each other...
Cameron was out of order, Corbyn is a idiot, who if he gets in power will destroy this country with his backwards shite.
This is why i don't vote because the current government and their leaders are a bunch of idiots. Why?
Well during the election all they did was slag each other off, i did not once hear their proposals clearly, this was because after they would start some stupid argument over it or someone couldn't get their point across, yes its a debate but can we not have one election where they don't bicker and just tell us straight instead of bull shit, which they don't do anyway.....
Shouting over others in Parliament is a disgrace imo. It may be a custom of the house, but no other work place would you get away with shouting a colleague down like that.
Which of Corbyn's policies do you think are backwards?
Not voting will never resolve anything. If you feel that strongly, then find a party, get involved, and contribute. I'd voted Green in the GE, but only because I couldn't vote for Ed Milliband, based on the party's stance on things like welfare and benefits at the time. I've since rejoined Labour, and became active again at a local level.
Parties will always slag each other off on the run up during an election, at least to the media. On a grassroots level, candidates will speak to residents directly on issues. Despite being out the house most of the day, I still spoke to 2 candidates. I'm not a fan of non-answers either mind. I'd prefer to just hear a yes or no.