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On Sat, 16 May 2015 19:24:49 +0100
Mizter T wrote: On 16/05/2015 17:16, d wrote: On Fri, 15 May 2015 21:51:16 +0100 The Real Doctor wrote: [...] Mind you, it's always amusing to here UKIP supporters such as yourself Actually I vote Tory, but I sympathise with UKIPs main message and it seems 15 million other people did too. I've no idea why I'm reading this, but where do you get 15 million people from? 11 million Tory voters + 4 million UKIP. And while you might say that perhaps some of those Tory voters don't give a monkeys about a EU referendum I would suggest most do and the difference will be made up by the large amount of Labour voters who also do. -- Spud |
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![]() wrote in message ... On Sat, 16 May 2015 19:24:49 +0100 Mizter T wrote: On 16/05/2015 17:16, d wrote: On Fri, 15 May 2015 21:51:16 +0100 The Real Doctor wrote: [...] Mind you, it's always amusing to here UKIP supporters such as yourself Actually I vote Tory, but I sympathise with UKIPs main message and it seems 15 million other people did too. I've no idea why I'm reading this, but where do you get 15 million people from? 11 million Tory voters + 4 million UKIP. And while you might say that perhaps some of those Tory voters don't give a monkeys about a EU referendum I would suggest most do and the difference will be made up by the large amount of Labour voters who also do. I think that's a nonsense claim to make you haven't a shred of evidence that it is true most people voted Tory because they wanted them to continue running the government, the fact that they offered a referendum is purely incidental to their choice. And I would go so far as to suggest that a large percentage of the people who voted UKIP aren't bothered either It is clear from the transfer of votes from LD to UKIP that UKIP have became the recipient of the protest votes that the LDs have traditionally collected |
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On Sun, 17 May 2015 18:46:25 +0100
"tim....." wrote: wrote in message And while you might say that perhaps some of those Tory voters don't give a monkeys about a EU referendum I would suggest most do and the difference will be made up by the large amount of Labour voters who also do. I think that's a nonsense claim to make Really? Well we'll have to disagree on that then. you haven't a shred of evidence that it is true No URL I can point you at no, but I do know people who vote Labour and Brussels advancing its power bothers them too. most people voted Tory because they wanted them to continue running the government, the fact that they offered a referendum is purely incidental to their choice. So where's your evidence for that statement? And I would go so far as to suggest that a large percentage of the people who voted UKIP aren't bothered either Now you're just talking out your arse. It is clear from the transfer of votes from LD to UKIP that UKIP have became the recipient of the protest votes that the LDs have traditionally collected Lib Dems lost votes to UKIP? Well thats a new one. Got anything to back that up either? -- Spud |
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