I hope your green is good and not shitty like ours.
Our Green party no Russian ties nor any anti-vax agendas so, thank goodness.
While results arenât in, and it hasnât all shaken out just yet, looking at the current figures, thereâs only one thing to say: Jesus christ, what a fucking bloodbath.
Anything we should know about the Liberal Democrats Party? Iâve only heard of Conservative & Labor & the Fringe Groups.
Theyâre like the neutral people from Futurama.
They seem to lend a helping hand to the conservatives the majority of the time while sounding forever like they disagree with them.
ie. the Owl party from CGP Greyâs explanation of FPTP
They benefit from being the main party that says they are against Brexit and are intending to stop it. No quibble or internal disagreements on that front.
They formed a coalition with the conservatives in 2010 and got a lot of their policies into law, good ones like gay marriage. But while in government they compromised on a key policy on student fees which lead to them tripling and that was what was mainly remembered by the public.
Last election was dominated by this and their leaderâs view on homosexuality which could be summarised as âit is wrong but I have always supported it, check my voting history, but my faith still says it is wrong. But maybe itâs not and look at my voting records.â I thought it was good enough to be Liberal first and Christian second but it was turned off voters.
Here we go again
This is the UK.
Really depressed by this leadership contest. Itâs a total farce with the crazies taking the reins. I think our best chance is Rory Stewart but I still donât know that much about him. Iâm not saying that conservative values are the right ones to have but at least he seems to have them, unlike the rest.
We donât get a say though. Even if I joined the Conservative party and gave them money itâd still just be the last two to vote on. When Corbyn was vying for Labour leader there were conservatives joining the party to vote for him because they thought heâd be so bad itâd actually further the conservative cause. So naturally this trick wonât work a second time.
Brexit and the parties that support it will collapse under the weight of their own contradictions.
We can only hope.