Forming my own political party!

**worzel2007** · 28th August 2002

Originally posted by ABCMan
@ snak, it would be from my side m8

@roty, wouldnt be possible to stop it m8 whatever the main parties may promise, but making sure it would be no easy ride when they get here would be another story, they sure as shit wouldnt be staying at butlins .

ABCMAN for prime minister you ever stand for pm u will derfinately have my vote

**Porthos** · 6th December 2003

diggin an old thread up (came up wen I searched 4 speed cameras) how did u get on wonky?

ABCMan · 6th December 2003

it stopped right where you read it to m8

**Porthos** · 20th January 2004

lol I've come by the thread again but read it a bit more thoroughly. ABCman I see more and more people suggesting policies similar to yours but no party supports them. How long is it going to take before a party comes around to these ideas (or is created to support them)?!? It seems crazy to me that more policticians haven't picked up on it, I think they would be surprised to see the support they gain.

I think the problem with politics today is that we try too hard to reach theoretical perfection on policies and so fall short of achieving anything that really benefits anybody (or British people at least).

Neways, gone off on one now, wonkyfox whats the word on your progress?

**maverick_15** · 20th January 2004

Originally Posted by Porthos

I think the problem with politics today is that we try too hard to reach theoretical perfection on policies and so fall short of achieving anything that really benefits anybody (or British people at least).

that is a big problem, no-one wants to do anything that might be seen as being 'extreme' by one side or the other. as soon as policies are stated that do go beyond what people expect it seems that the minorities of the other side jump in and criticize it. at this point those whove come up with the ideas arent willing to stand by what theyve said for fear of being permanently ostracised. this then ignores what might be a 'silent majority' view because of the minority who are prepared to shout the loudest. we need someone who is prepared to stand by what they say on what may be contentious issues and not back down when it appears that they might be about to be heavily criticised. provided what they say is a valid and fair point those that do oppose it are likely not to have as great an effect where it matters, in the elections themselves because they wont have the numbers.

**wonkyfox** · 20th January 2004

To Be honest i havent given it much thought lately,ABCMans reply after my opening post gave me a lot to thinkabout, and after reading it i realised i don`t know as much about politics as i thought!!!LOL,
There are richer and cleverer men out there than me, and they have`nt started their own parties yet, so i`m not sure if i would ever have a chance.I certainly would be no front man, but maybe more in the background....who knows..nice to be able to speculate, about how we would run the country,given the chance!!

**Nookie_Bear** · 21st January 2004

If it involves No imigrants and No Political Correctness

I'm up for it

**digidump** · 22nd January 2004

Originally Posted by Nookie_Bear

If it involves No imigrants and No Political Correctness

I'm up for it

Strange comment coming from a Jock as your country has a population crisis http://www.sundayherald.com/34299 - so it's either more immigrants or more shagging !