Doctors appointments..

[chaincey.ncfc]

I've read my posts again Chalky and I definitely can't see any mention of the Labour Party.

My intention was to emphasise the importance of voting, whatever your political beliefs.

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There wasn’t any mention of the Labour Party in your post but it came over like party political broadcast and I’m presuming that you are a Labour supporter that’s all howoldboy

I’ve got no political beliefs,non at all,I’m not bothered if the Labour Party,Tories,Green Party or the Moonies are running the country,nothing bores me more than politics,it’s just not me as I come from a family that has no political allegiance at all,two parents,four sisters and I lead the way in how often we have voted by a single visit to a polling station last year (I think)

The politicans p1ss in the same pot regardless of their party and it’s me that in the pot,if it was compulsory to vote my X would probably be next to whoever had spoken to me last,I’ve never asked them for their help so I don’t feel obligated to vote for them,I prefer to leave all of those shenanigans to you and the others if that’s what you like to do,I’m just p1ssed off that after 40 years of contributions to the nhs I can’t see my doctor the next day that’s all

[howoldboy]

There wasn’t any mention of the Labour Party in your post but it came over like party political broadcast and I’m presuming that you are a Labour supporter that’s all howoldboy

I’ve got no political beliefs,non at all,I’m not bothered if the Labour Party,Tories,Green Party or the Moonies are running the country,nothing bores me more than politics,it’s just not me as I come from a family that has no political allegiance at all,two parents,four sisters and I lead the way in how often we have voted by a single visit to a polling station last year (I think)

The politicans p1ss in the same pot regardless of their party and it’s me that in the pot,if it was compulsory to vote my X would probably be next to whoever had spoken to me last,I’ve never asked them for their help so I don’t feel obligated to vote for them,I prefer to leave all of those shenanigans to you and the others if that’s what you like to do,I’m just p1ssed off that after 40 years of contributions to the nhs I can’t see my doctor the next day that’s all

You presumed wrong Chalky.

I am not "a supporter" of any political party. They all have their defects and sometimes it can be a case of selecting the best of a bad bunch.

Over the years I have voted for several different parties (but never Conservative) and at the last General Election I voted Liberal Democrat.

I believe the country would be better off with a system of Proportional Representation and until that happens the best option we currently have to get rid of the government is to vote tactically.

Just so that you don't have any other misapprehensions I should probably make it clear that I would also abolish the Monarchy and the unelected House of Lords.