Off-Topic III: The Revengening!

[Wolfshade]

Thinking of The borisnator



[url]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/10642745/Riding-my-broken-bike-is-like-working-with-the-Lib-Dems.html[/url]

Boris breaks his bike in a pothole rest of world seems not to care.

[Mr Mystery]

[url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-26240620]Lame. Totally lame. Super lame[/url]

[Psychosplodge]

Dunno.

Don't think it matters, as it's going to be a 'no' vote. He can then sail off into the sunset, head held high.

To be honest, he reminds me of a less machivellian Boris Johnson. He's dedicated to his electorate in the same way.

Nah he's just like cleggy, can promise anything as never really expects to have to deliver.

[Wolfshade]

I don't remember him pledging to build a death trap for cyclists?

Maybe that is what is meant by the cycling revolution, oh sorry the language has changed, it is now a step change not a revolution.

[Mr Mystery]

Cleggy is starting to get on my pip as well, discussing whether he'd be willing to ally with Labour.

Of course you would. You are a power hungry, spineless little cretin. And sadly, due to pathetic politics and voter apathy, have somehow wound up Kingmaker in UK politics for the time being.

Unless your own party lynches you. I'd sign up to the Lib Dems if that was in the offing.

Also, I'd far rather have Boris in power than Camoron. At least Boris has some charisma and charm.

[Wolfshade]

Cleggy is starting to get on my pip as well, discussing whether he'd be willing to ally with Labour.

Of course you would. You are a power hungry, spineless little cretin. And sadly, due to pathetic politics and voter apathy, have somehow wound up Kingmaker in UK politics for the time being.

Unless your own party lynches you. I'd sign up to the Lib Dems if that was in the offing.

Also, I'd far rather have Boris in power than Camoron. At least Boris has some charisma and charm.

Something is wrong, I agree with a leftie :O

[Mr Mystery]

Was only a matter of time until you came to your senses!

Or it speaks volumes about the sad, sad state of UK politics.

Still hate The Daily Mail though!

[Wolfshade]

So do I, though for different reasons

Niggle Farscape for Demagogue.

[Mr Mystery]

No. No no no no no no no.

Nigel Farage and his Immigrant Garage can sod right off out of it. I'm grateful for his bunch of swivelled eyed rabid lunatics for weakening the Tory stranglehold over the political right, especially as they've managed to alienate pretty much all other voters ever with their antics, but lordy, I loathe that smug, chinless tosspot.

[Wolfshade]

Nigel is a demagogue (not demi-god : shudder: )

A demagogue /ˈdɛməɡɒɡ/ or rabble-rouser is a political leader in a democracy who appeals to the emotions, fears, prejudices, and ignorance of the lower classes in order to gain power and promote political motives. Demagogues usually oppose deliberation and advocate immediate, violent action to address a national crisis; they accuse moderate and thoughtful opponents of weakness. Demagogues have appeared in democracies since ancient Athens. They exploit a fundamental weakness in democracy: because ultimate power is held by the people, nothing stops the people from giving that power to someone who appeals to the lowest common denominator of a large segment of the population.