2019 UK General Election

[Beanz]

[Fatboxingfan]

Beanz, I did read about that's thing, but I became confused it, so, somebody first lied to make it looked like a boy was laying among coats? But then is was discovery that is was a fake pic? What ecaxtly was happen? Those steps you published above is too many and too much steps to followz so, did those Tory do that things? Or what? Just break it down B, I can't able to follow the steps.

[Beanz]

Beanz, I did read about that's thing, but I became confused it, so, somebody first lied to make it looked like a boy was laying among coats? But then is was discovery that is was a fake pic? What ecaxtly was happen? Those steps you published above is too many and too much steps to followz so, did those Tory do that things? Or what? Just break it down B, I can't able to follow the steps.

Nobody lied except those who claimed others had faked the photo The hospital confirmed it was true as have hundreds around the country who have the same experience. I waited for hours in a corridor with my Mrs and her dad did, despite having a suspected heart attack had similar problems.

The Tory Prime minister refused to look at the picture and took the television reporters phone off him.

The idea it was a fake picture was spread by a friend of the tory health minister and possibly the minister himself

The BBC's chief political reporter Laura Kuenessberg reported that the Health minister was punched. There is again video showing his aide walking past someone who stops his bycyle and points as the aide walks into his outstretched arm. Another tory lie.

88% of Tory Social media ads have been lies. 0% of Labour ads were.
The tories set up many fake Web sites pretending to be Labor. Labor set up none.
Next level big brother shit.

The BBC then try to bury the story as they are run by Tories installed by Cameron.

[Fatboxingfan]

You see Beanz, if we are to live in a society that says freedom of the press then we run into these situations where people are free to make up stories as you have mentioned. It is a catch-22 because then if we try to do something about those people they will say we are censoring them. They will say we are taking away their freedom of speech or freedom of the press and that we are like a stalinist or a national socialist government

I don't know what the solution is. My first reaction is to arrest someone who spreads evil lies. But we can't can we? We will never live that down if we do such a thing. The whole world will end point fingers and say we have brazenly taken a dictator's step or a tyrant's step. It is a very difficult topic and the more I think about it the less I know what to do. The moment we sent to somebody then surely we will begin to censor others. at the same time you can't have people spreading evil lies which do damage to the people

this world perhaps is no different than it ever was but to me it is becoming so complicated and so polarized and I can see both sides very clearly and I think we are all just paralyzed now with confusion and hesitation and fear of making a mistake

[Beanz]

We have both went and voted. Was again a nightmare having to push the Mrs in the rain with no dropped kerbs and having to park miles away. Done though and have noticed a lot of people who would never usually vote for many reasons making a point of doing so today. I am hoping for the red tide to become a deluge that will wash the fake patriotic Tory/BP scourge that has infested this country clean away, but the reality is it will probably be a hung parliament of some kind again at best.

The Tory party, BBC and mainstream medias behaviour has been indefensible this election and some heads should roll once the dust has settled.

[Master]

Will do my vote later in the day with the wife.

Taking my 14 year old too, so he actually knows what the experience is like, as he is studying citizenship at school.

[El Kabong]

Question.....if you vote and Labour wins hands down no question about it....how would you respond if Corbyn wasn't allowed to be Prime Minister for 3-4 years?


It's just a hypothetical, so let's not get all upset about an innocent question shall we, thanks

[Beanz]

Will do my vote later in the day with the wife.

Taking my 14 year old too, so he actually knows what the experience is like, as he is studying citizenship at school.

That is fantastic. The turn out looks like it might have taken everyone by surprise. Reports and photos of massive queues at some polling stations.