Starts the conversation off by listing Tory failures on graphs, conveniently only starting from the date Labour left power.
"If you don't agree with me you're a fascist".
"You are by default a Tory member because you look after yourself, and therefore evil."
For reference, I haven't voted since 2010. Why not? Because I think both parties are designed to divide/conquer. Which I already stated. But you keep replying because you are desperate to paint me as evil and uncaring via assumption and therefore paint yourself as "right" "caring" "empathetic" and all of the other bs that Labour supporters constantly virtue signal to others. Congratulations...give yourself a big pat on the back for being morally superior to 50% of the population.
Yet by voting you are part of the same corrupt system you despise. Funny, that.
The ultimate irony is that is exactly how you come across to me. You already indirectly called me a fascist, and selfish. You have the same holier than thou attitude you claim to despise of your fellow Labour voters.
To sum up, Imagine tomorrow you woke up and Tories and their supporters did not exist. Just Labor... you still wouldn't be able to go to an NHS hospital if you hurt yourself, because Labour privatized the NHS. The fact you keep arguing with and ignoring, asking me to cite and then stating the citation is pointless, instead choosing to insult me, for not agreeing with you. Just like every vocal Labour supporter I've ever met.
You seem somewhat hurt by my previous posts.
So, to clarify.
I selected a few of the major failings, if you wished to discuss, you could of, instead you didnt, you made some links without any highlighting and chose not to engage further other than to throw a rattle when presented with an opinion.
It isn't a case of agreeing with me, its about being ethical and moral in the face of adversity. If you feel you fall into the my connotations of why I would deem as a fascist, that's entirely your decision, you haven't given examples of why that may be incorrect, you've just merely thrown your rattle again. I do accept I may have started out a little strong though so I apologise for that. I do believe there are left wing fascists also
Not voting, while I can see it has its merits for ego and protest etc, does not help others, therefore spoiling ballots or sitting on your hands to me is a waste of the miniscule amount power a person has to change things, and in turn change the lives of others for the better. I have an attitude that calls out injustice and selfishness and I try to always think about others and to support people less fortunate than me, if that is 'holier than thou' in your opinion, then maybe that's where half the problem stems from? Perception of what compassion is has become distorted in the society that we as humans have created.
While I have clearly touched a nerve by pointing out your self-proclaimed lack of empathy, which you feel is merely me promoting my myself as a more empathetic person isn't something I can rectify for you, and I do believe that has actually made my argument for me in that sense. I have no moral high ground to take, none of us do, but as long as are striving to do better, be better, is all one can do. Hiding in self preservation if you are financially and intellectually able not to seems such a waste.
There are other parties than just Labour and Tory you know? So while I would love it to wake up with no Tories in society, the country (and world) would be a much much better place in my opinion, I wonder what it would look like with a different party, and who knows where the NHS would be - it certainly wouldn't be the state it is in now. You need some citations of your Labour privatisation argument to form a debate.
I reply, because that is how a debate works. You can personalise it all you like to cover for your shortcomings in this discussion, but the whole butthurt card dosent really wash with me, but I understand it is grown from somewhere, usually trauma, and I am sorry if that has been the case for you. My stance is equally grown from unfortunate life experiences.