Pointless electioneering
- 1 May 2017 18:05327619This extremist group seem to have a lot of money to waste on these leaflets, telling people not to vote for a busted flush seems rather pointless.
- Brian Dixon
- Location: Dover
- Registered: 23 Sep 2008
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1 May 2017 19:14327625sounds like some thing from the jv god squd - John Buckley
- Registered: 6 Oct 2013
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1 May 2017 20:03327636Not much logic there at all Howard, but just proves their intense hatred towards UKIP. Why? Because " busted flush " or not , UKIP are still the only party that is prepared to say it how it is and that, in turn, really upsets this particular " rent-a-mob " lefty militant organisation.
Don't you just love the happy smiley group of friendly looking muslims depicted in their leaflet that of course supposedly represents that particular sect. We all honestly wish that was the truth!
I have to say that if I am fortunate enough to catch one of this group trying to shove this leaflet through my letterbox they will swiftly have it returned where the sun don't shine.........and that's a promise! - 1 May 2017 20:33327639Negative campaigning has always baffled me John even though the main parties use it all the time now. A few elections ago there was a stall in town of mainly young people that were there purely to tell people not to vote for the BNP. One of said yoofs stuck a leaflet in my hand and I said truthfully that I didn't know that they were standing then added (for wind up purposes) but I will vote for them now of course. I then got a lengthy lecture detailing why I shouldn't which was a bit galling because a 16 year old thought he knew more about life than me. We all have had stuff through the door exhorting us to vote for all the parties or the legendary Graham Wanstall but I doubt that anyone changes their mind because of a leaflet, the same goes for negative leaflets.Guest 649 and John Buckley like this
