Is anyone in support of our present government (UK)?

Question

I presonally hate the Labour government for how they have destroyed our country though over-liberalising.

I haven't noticed much support on here either. So can you tell me if you are or are not in support of them? Including reasons.

All in the name of fairness.......d**n!! Been liberalised!

Answer 1

Thatcher started the betrayal...Blair continued it.. Brown just went along for the ride 'for power'. They will all burn in h**l....though just maybe...Brown might turn things around....hhahahahaaaaa

Answer 2

Zero support from me!

Fuel Prices

Housing Market

10p Tax

Car Tax revamps

Immigration

Mp's wasting Millions on their expenses, with no come back..

Insane Nanny State/Green Policies that do no real good but look good if you are not paying much attension!

Gordon "Unelected" Brown

Bye Bye!

Answer 3

Big daddy, they are so inept and you are such a t**t!

Answer 4

no, don't be silly no one likes gordon brown

Answer 5

I agree with the questioner!To think of it!I have been a Labout voter for more than 50years!Not one day longer!Why?They are a bunch of amateurs in a professional world

Answer 6

No, never have. I have been unfortunate enough to have worked through two Labour governments and both times they have taken over a flourishing economy and destroyed it.

Answer 7

Most Labour supporters are in the Asylum so cant be heard

Answer 8

Gordon Brown gives me the creeps. He has the charisma of a limpet.

How did England allow an unelected P.M. to take charge? Is it because we have no constitution?

Oh hang on, the U.S. has got a constitution and still they have an unelected leader too!

I'm glad I'm an ex-pat Brit. Our government in Holland is c**p too, but slightly less c**p than the above mentioned puppets.

We should all stop voting and paying taxes and individually declare ourselves independent nations.

Well, has anyone else got a better idea?

Answer 9

I don't think you'll find a lot of people who would support the present Government, but I'd be surprised if you find many people who think that Cameron is going to sort things out. The problems are too deep seated for anyone to do a good job.

This is the sort of question I would love to see answered 2 years into Cameron's reign (which nobody doubts is coming soon). I bet the complaints will be just as loud.

Answer 10

I am ashamed to say I once voted labour! Never again. I beleive that gordon brown is dithering but essentially trustworthy. But having principles isn't enough, judgment, forsight and the willingness to make difficult choices is also essential. But it was Blair who brought us to where we are now,because he had the audacity to pull the wool over our eyes. Relliant on a nanny state, prying into our private lives, leveying more hidden taxes, fines instead of prison for almost any crime short of murder, fuel prices, crippling poverty for ordinary two parent famillies and pensioners, an education system that for all their tinkering actually has created a greater poverty for generations to come, deep divisions in society in terms of culture, colour, class and wealth. You can not create a level playing field, you can not spoon feed the vulnerable and disadvantage the most capable. However I don't believe that was the agenda anyway. New Labour has created a new elite, a pollitical elite who are free to do as they wish, take no responsibility for their dissisions, take huge unacounted for expenses payments, look down on ordinary poeple and unsuprisingly fear us! I have no trust in this govenment and only wish that the rising fear they feel was justified.

Answer 11

I hate to think of the alternative, Cameron, my god!!!