Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
toss and bilgeIrrelevant.
toss and bilgeIrrelevant.
So provide an alternative?
ANd your alternative?
6) organising within your own communityJust a few ideas in decreasing order of sensibleness but all better options than voting for more war, workfare, surveillance and enrichment of the richest at the expensive of the majority from the cunts with the red ties instead of blue and yellow:
1) The Workers' Bomb(s)
2) Building a solid left alternative like Podemos in Spain
3) Encouraging mass boycotts of voting
4) Completely ignoring politics as much as possible
5) Voting UKIP to piss off liberals
Not actively voting for them would be a start.ANd your alternative?
Voting Labour= voting LabourVoting Labour = Voting Tory.
The socialists need to start local. Take the councils and build from there. Cut out Westminster.
But by not voting you are actively voting them in. That's the problem. The system doesn't reognise a no vote. At best you have ahung parliament which is no better.Not actively voting for them would be a start.
of course they aren't exactly identical. miliband is not cameron, balls is not osborne. all they differ on is how to shaft us.Voting Labour= voting Labour
Voting Tory = voting Tory.
I don't accept they are exactly identical. You can keep your tinfoil hat.
My experience of the last Labour government is irrelevant to whether I should vote for another one?Irrelevant.
Voting Labour= voting Labour
Voting Tory = voting Tory.
I don't accept they are exactly identical. You can keep your tinfoil hat.
if the last 20 years are irrelevant then on what do you base your opposition to the conservative and unionist party?But by not voting you are actively voting them in. That's the problem. The system doesn't reognise a no vote. At best you have ahung parliament which is no better.
when militant did that in liverpool the Labour Party knifed them in the back. Thats how great labour are wells.
By voting for Labour you're voting for a Labour government. Which I do not want.But by not voting you are actively voting them in. That's the problem. The system doesn't reognise a no vote. At best you have ahung parliament which is no better.
they'll whisper sweet nothings while they wield the axe.Can you give us a few examples of how Labour will be better than the Tories since they are already promising to be worse?
answered elsewhere.Can you give us a few examples of how Labour will be better than the Tories since they are already promising to be worse?
Great, provide an alternative then.By voting for Labour you're voting for a Labour government. Which I do not want.
when militant did that in liverpool the Labour Party knifed them in the back. Thats how great labour are wells.
The alternative to self-destructive behaviour is stopping, surely?Great, provide an alternative then.
I didn't say the things to which you are responding.
Most of those are long term options. I am not arguing against campaigning for long term change on a more fundamental level.Just a few ideas in decreasing order of sensibleness but all better options than voting for more war, workfare, surveillance and enrichment of the richest at the expensive of the majority from the cunts with the red ties instead of blue and yellow:
1) The Workers' Bomb(s)
2) Building a solid left alternative like Podemos in Spain through intelligent use of media and engaging with people who are angry with the centre-right in centre-left clothing as normal people rather than weird members of a subculture
3) Encouraging mass boycotts of voting
4) Completely ignoring politics as much as possible
5) Voting UKIP to piss off liberals
Id' rather give my vote to a party that's at least promising to repeal the Bedroom Tax and the Health and Social Care bill. They might not. At least there's a chance, which is more than you'll get from the tories who will just make things even worse.
Who needs Labour? The issue with the socialists is not unity but co-ordination. One rule: don't cannabilise each other chasing a few votes.
EDIT: Maybe Rule Two: don't bother with Westminster.
What constituency do you live in btw? In about 550 of them this debate is academic anywayMost of those are long term options. I am not arguing against campaigning for long term change on a more fundamental level.
you won't encouarge tory voters not to vote so all you will get is the outcome i explained above.
Without New Labour's stealth privatisation we would never be in the dangerous position we are now in regards to health and the bedroom tax was a Labour proposal in the first place.
unless you can show me exactly where the labour party differs radically on policy- where it hasn't 'me-tood' a recent anti w/c tory initiative or election pledge than I rather think it is you who are voting tory.
true. the problem (for us) with fptp is that it forces people into a very broad tent.