kirennia
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Can anybody shed some light on this for me.
Whats the difference between the choices?
Basically, if labour win, they'll continue to struggle through the economic crisis which is plaguing the country while many of their higher level employees get regular pay rises as their job is such a difficult thing to do. Should America seek our help in something, we'll jump up like a puppy dog and sod what the general public wants to happen, the leader will decide what he wants to do anyway; the democratic pledge afterall, only applies for the party to get into power, after which point they do what they damn well please. Overall, while we may see some positive governmental changes, the rich will get richer while the poor get poorer...such is life.
If the conservatives win, they'll continue to struggle through the economic crisis which is plaguing the country while many of their higher level employees get regular pay rises as their job is such a difficult thing to do. Should America seek our help in something, we'll jump up like a puppy dog and sod what the general public wants to happen, the leader will decide what he wants to do anyway; the democratic pledge afterall, only applies for the party to get into power, after which point they do what they damn well please. Overall, while we may see some positive governmental changes, the rich will get richer while the poor get poorer...such is life.
If the liberal democrats win, they'll continue to struggle through the economic crisis which is plaguing the country while many of their higher level employees get regular pay rises as their job is such a difficult thing to do. Should America seek our help in something, we'll jump up like a puppy dog and sod what the general public wants to happen, the leader will decide what he wants to do anyway; the democratic pledge afterall, only applies for the party to get into power, after which point they do what they damn well please. Overall, while we may see some positive governmental changes, the rich will get richer while the poor get poorer...such is life.
If anyonelse got in, they'd continue to struggle through the economic crisis which is plaguing the country while many of their higher level employees get regular pay rises as their job is such a difficult thing to do. Should America seek our help in something, we'll jump up like a puppy dog and sod what the general public wants to happen, the leader will decide what he wants to do anyway; the democratic pledge afterall, only applies for the party to get into power, after which point they do what they damn well please. Overall, while we may see some positive governmental changes, the rich will get richer while the poor get poorer...such is life.
Short answer? Absolute power, corrupts absolutely. Until a method of forced democratic vote for any issue the PUBLIC deems important enough such as war, economic suicide, privatisation etc etc to change, we'll continue to have the same methods of control implemented country wide while the public remains powerless to do anything about it. 'Democracy' is far from perfect but as of yet, it remains one of the better ways of controlling a country.