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Comment on An insight into the delusional ideology of the Tory Party by Public Holidays cost the economy £19bn, says report #bankholiday | Laptop Activist

Tue, 05 Feb 2013 11:41:14 +0000

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Comment on An insight into the delusional ideology of the Tory Party by thevertigoeffect

thevertigoeffect — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 22:09:51 +0000

I feel that I should commend the author for his aporetic view of the conservative party’s ‘vision’ for Britain in 2020. Though ultimately this article is an inconsequential analysis of Tory rhetoric, itself a bi-product of a fallacious left-right paradigm that delivers an illusion of choice, I would propose that articles such as this make for a cushioned introduction to questioning political agenda. It highlights inconsistencies in the current incarnation of conservative ideology without attaching the ridiculous and implausible, like claiming David Cameron is both a member of the Illuminati and a shape-shifting lizard. Flag-waving propagandists such as Alex Jones have flooded the internet with as much disinformation as News Corporation yet these men are viewed as figureheads of the anti-globalist movement. It is no wonder that so many astute, judicious individuals have been labelled conspiracy theorists, when so much attention has been paid to the words of sensationalist alternative media personalities that have proven detrimental to the credibility of the aforementioned movement and it’s goals; true social, political and economic reform.

On a side note, Mr Sidwell, I think we attended the same secondary school. You may not remember me as I was at least three years above you but you were good friends with my fiancé. I’m glad to see you managed to escape the joyless cesspit of broken dreams that is Farnborough.

Comment on An insight into the delusional ideology of the Tory Party by Dave

Dave — Sat, 26 Jan 2013 16:21:42 +0000

There do seem to be a few flaws in this analysis. One has already been mentioned, and seems to be pretty significant in terms of misinformation (or ‘behind the lies’). It looks like this is more of a ‘range of ideas’ by an internal group within the party and we’ll have to wait for the actual manifesto to see what comes from this.

Anyway, the most disturbing thing about the report is certainly just the creepy way it’s written and the whole 2020 stuff, which I think would make any ideology appear weird.

Also I’m not sure it is saying a flat rate of tax for everyone is it? The clip at the top is suggesting taking people out of tax altogether. That’s how I read it anyway.

Also the ‘perpetual student’ seems just to represent someone who is keeping up in their field (maybe through Uni, or other courses) but is also an entrepreneur. Essentially in there to represent research bringing in money, not necessarily in itself an unpleasant ideology. The idea that it can be rubbished simply by the fact that the coalition increased tuition fees seems slightly harsh. Especially as there doesn’t seem to be an alternative party suggesting that tuition fees shouldn’t have increased.

If we’re looking at a history of tuition fees, and party reliability, as I understand it in 1997 (pre-Election) Tony Blair said that Labour had no plans to introduce tuition fees. They were then introduced in 1998. In 2001 (pre Election) Labour then promised not to introduce top up fees, they were then introduced in 2004.

Now governments have generally acted in accordance to various reports on tuition fees. Labour’s defence for tuition fees was that they were reacting to a report which was actually commissioned by the Conservative party. The Coalition government were actually doing the same thing, reacting to a Labour report by increasing tuition fees. Labour’s only response has to be to ridicule the lib dem backtracking (true but hypocritical given Labour’s record), and to suggest maybe bringing it down to £6000
a year (possibly good but again, their record leaves a fair amount to be desired).

Of course it’s all idealistic and pie in the sky stuff, but I don’t think it’s all as clear cut as you make it out to be, or necessarily a reason to vote for anyone else. Voting for anyone still seems to be punching yourself in the face.

Comment on An insight into the delusional ideology of the Tory Party by Vijay

Vijay — Sat, 26 Jan 2013 13:47:03 +0000

Someone just tweeted this blog – you either fail at checking your sources or are being duplicitous.
You say “The Tory Party has recently released its very own ‘vision for the future’.” But the “who are we” on you link shows a group of campaigning Tory MPs; mainly back benchers.
Hardly an official Tory party release as you claim.

Comment on University tuition fee rises may end up taxpayers more than scheme it replaced by Student Tuition Fees: Demo2012 has no legitimacy and offers no solutions | Speaker's Chair

Thu, 22 Nov 2012 00:06:39 +0000

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Comment on Man banned from having sex because his IQ is “too low” by josh

josh — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 02:26:08 +0000

an iq of 48 would mean you would have very servere learning difficulties and your article is very politically biased. this ruling is quite comprehendable to me its not about prosecuting stupid people but more rather defending vulnerable people although the entire situation is bizzare.

Comment on Powerful paedophile network may have connections to Downing Street by Frank Jackson (@FrankJa37878421)

Frank Jackson (@FrankJa37878421) — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 10:47:46 +0000

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Comment on Disability hate crimes soar to ‘record levels’, doubling since 2008 financial crisis by Victor

Victor — Sat, 10 Nov 2012 03:16:49 +0000

Nurse in autism abuse case still has license?

Licensee Name: GARRITSON MICHAEL DALE
License Type: Registered Nurse
License Number: 361686
License Status: ACTIVE Definition

Expiration Date: April 30, 2013
Issue Date: August 31, 1983
County: SAN DIEGO
Actions: No
http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/Caregivers-Caught-on-Tape-Abusing-Autistic-Man-Valley-Center-170444546.html

http://www.hlntv.com/video/2012/09/27/caught-tape-autistic-man-allegedly-abused-caregivers

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1209/27/ddhln.01.html

Caregivers who were only there to collect a paycheck and clearly didn’t give a rat’s behind about this autistic man. Just sickening.