| Kantor said: In the same breath, you call us elitist and call 12 million people "reprehensible, dangerous and abhorrent" simply for rejecting the beliefs held by Labour, and at the same time lumping together all Conservative voters as stuck-up bourgeouise who despise poor people and think the government ought to legalise hunting and give all of the upperclass private estates. From my experience, most people who vote Labour are simply naïve. But some people in this thread...wow. There's no naïveté in here. Just a deep resentment of the affluent, a mindless devotion to socialism and this idea stuck in people's head that it is possible to attain complete equality when humanity is involved. I'm not usually this right-wing. I have to act it in here, just to offset this level of radical leftism. Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow? And with that, I leave this thread before it turns from a shitstorm into a shit hurricane. |
Actually, it was 10.7 million people who voted Tory at the last election. And yeah, If they all held the same views as you, I'd be calling them "reprehensible, dangerous and abhorrent"as well. I'm pretty sure I've never called you 'elitist', I just think you're very ignorant and not particularly intelligent, as your silly observations continually indicate.
Maybe I'm doing you a disservice, and it's just lack of maturity and life experience on your part. I have to admit though, that I know very few Tory voters amongst friends and family and acquaintances who hold views similar to yours. Likewise, your description of Labour voters doesn't chime with anyone i've met in the local party or elsewhere- the vast majority (including myself) are thoroughly middle-class. Far from harbouring any resentment towards the affluent, a lot of them are affluent. I can only assume you're making things up or you are profoundly deluded.
