Now you know how it feels
i still don't agree with Lib Dem policies, and even if the issues were only talked about at a conference it still shows that there are people
in the Liberal Democrats with those ideals
Well,
yes, in the same way as people at Labour conferences talk about nationalising everything in sight, and people at Tory conferences talk
about enforcing a "Warm Lager and Cricket" law.
Reguarding the cannabis... it is halusangenic (spelling) which effects your state of mind any thing that messes with the chemicals in your
brain can't be good for you
True, but so is alcohol, nicotine, caffiene, chocolate - no-one is denying that cannabis is a drug, but this country doesn't operate a "no drug"
rule. The point is that cannabis has been proven to be less harmful than state-approved drugs like alcohol, which means it's a double-standard, and
it's utterly illogical.
'sorry i didn't mean it was a killer drug, i meant' : cannabis is a softer drug which is a stepping stone onto harder more deadly drugs such as
heroin
This is a highly controversial statement, UK Wizard, and I'm afraid it's just supported by the evidence. Ecstasy and amphetamines have been linked
with "harder" drugs, but the cannabis link remains questionable.
In regard to enviromental issues other parties do care about the countryside (although Labout might not)
Um, UK Wizard, even if we believed that the Tories would follow through their manifesto pledges if elected - and we have
zero evidence to
suggest they would - I'm not really going to be convinced by an environmental manifesto signed by William Hague. Are we supposed to be reassured by
the fact that the environment is so important to the Tories that Michael Howard hasn't even taken the time to prepare a new manifesto?
just thought i'd mention the fact that everyone i know voted UKIP, not for their other policies but for a withdrawal from the EU
A destructive vote is a destructive vote. UKIP are, even if you ignore their unsavoury connections with the far-right and their simplistic,
unrealistic policies, a single-issue party. If the next government is Lib Dem, UK Wizard, you'll be able to campaign for a
choice on the EU.
You'll be able to make your case, and we'll all be given the chance to make an informed judgement on the real issues, not the rabid xenophobia which
is pumped out by UKIP.
Besides, come the next election, the Tories will, I'm sure, have adopted an anti-Europe agenda to pacify the UKIP seperatists and Kilroy-Silk can
disappear back under his stone until the spirit of Enoch Powell stirs him once more...
This choice isn't just about the next four years of government. It's about redefining the political paradigm in this country, and creating a
lasting legacy of inclusion, equity, transparency, and governmental and personal responsibility.
sorry, but to me, UKIP are a extreme right wing party that is xenophobic towards Europe. They claim not to be racists, but have
links to an extreme catholic party in Poland that is involved in anti-semitism,skinheads,etc. 
i looked at that republican web site, it does raise some interesting facts, that change my view of the royal family, maybe it would be best if
the royal line finished with our current Queen, none the succesors deserve to become King or Queen 
i would prefer a President then an unelected royal family 
