General election 2015

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hugo7 in reply to @MrDrem

How to spot a Tory

Try making some simple statements, and seeing if they agree. For example:

"I really hope someone gets rid of the Human Rights Act. That right to life is just so awkward!"
"For too long, we've been leaving people alone just because they haven't broken the law. That must change!"
"You should need the support of 40% of all eligible voters to do anything significant, except form a government."

In the same way that all Labour voters throughout the Blair / Brown era wholly supported; criminalisation of the youth, increase in terror laws (and other erroneous extention of police powers), extraordinary rendition, etc.?

In fact you could use pretty much all those statements to reflect the domestic justice / civil liberty approach of the past Labour government.

Do people genuinely think this "call Conservative / Tory voters cunts", is actually an effective way to highlight issues?

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MrDrem in reply to @hugo7

I think that the issue may be that you're too sensitive about having voted for them... ;-)

I don't honestly think that the page author believes that spotting a shy Tory is that easy. I know that sarcasm is sometimes hard to get over on he web, but I personally thought that bit was fairly obvious...

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