Yes, having seen enough of these self-defined wankers on stage, it can
only get better from there on.

On Apr 20, 12:51 am, vamadevananda <[email protected]> wrote:
> We've been experimenting with coalition government for three decades,
> with some success because of tech impact and transparency reforms. But
> with a phase of increased corruption and resource leakages.
>
> I am aware Europe too has had some. I believe the Liberals on stage
> would be beneficial, if disruptive. People would be back in the
> government's focus, through greater political and financial
> transparency. My reasoning : it can only become better from here on.
>
> On Apr 20, 1:24 am, archytas <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Who knows Gabbs.  I'd sort of prefer no one won elections outright.
> > We'd be better letting "strong government" go.  I wonder why we expect
> > any decent people to survive party politics.
>
> > On 19 Apr, 18:24, gabbydott <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Should they bring you the majority voting system, you'd have less
> > > reasons to not feel responsible for what is going on, mind you!
>
> > > On 19 Apr., 02:49, archytas <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > > British politics has been dire since the mid-70s and everyone threw in
> > > > the towel on alternatives to letting the banks run the country.  I'm
> > > > not sure why this happened, though it became obvious around then that
> > > > the Soviets and Chinese had been running vile forms of state
> > > > capitalism under cruel tyranny around then and skills were becoming
> > > > ever more machine embodied and transplantable to wherever operating
> > > > costs were cheapest.  We have had no real politics in Britain since.
> > > > Each election has been about "change", though none has really been
> > > > offered and certainly none achieved, other than the breaking up of
> > > > social solidarity and massive immigration.
> > > > Now we have "real change" on the scene.  Nick Clegg is young, pretty
> > > > and has an even prettier partner (the very lovely Miriam).  He's a
> > > > public schoolboy and looks every inch the same as what has gone
> > > > before, without being tarnished by being a member of either of our
> > > > usual ruling parties.  All he's done is stand up in one debate and
> > > > look so very much better than the two absolute turd-marionettes put up
> > > > by our main parties.  I intended to vote Liberal Democrat long before
> > > > this election run in, simply because the other parties both now have
> > > > such a severe and vile record of sleaze.  I'm worried this is a
> > > > millennial moment.
>
> > > > One poll now shows the Liberals on 35%, Tories on 33 and Nulabour on
> > > > 28.  This would still leave the Liberals with less than half the
> > > > number of seats of both the other parties, exposing the farcical
> > > > nature of our electoral system.  With luck we will all throw our votes
> > > > in the air and give them a massive majority to bring in a new system
> > > > we can actually vote for after fair debate.
>
> > > > Most millennial moments, as Obama watchers will know, are full of hot
> > > > air that fades away.  Maybe Clegg is one last hope for this sad
> > > > country?  Nulabour are evil now and nothing at all to do with the old
> > > > Labour Party - it's as though the stoats and weasels have taken it
> > > > over (maybe the CIA did?).  The Tories are now Blue Socialists
> > > > promising a "Big Society" with little government.  They will be saying
> > > > that 'the State will wither away' soon!  Everyone except the Liberals
> > > > is offering "no change to services" as they mutter about leading
> > > > massive change and pretend they can mend the budget without raising
> > > > taxes and still give their friends loads a dosh.
>
> > > > Soon the Liberals will be accused of being queer, pansies, unBritish
> > > > and about to sell us out to Islam by abandoning our nuclear deterrent
> > > > (the one we rent from the US - who keep failing to send us the key)
> > > > and leaving Afghanistan.  One can only hope the spin will not only
> > > > fail, but also turn more of us against its use and the crass main
> > > > parties.  Whatever is going on it does show just how sad our system
> > > > now is.
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