Exit poll

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

At least many of them will still have a job and have the opportunity to build their pension pots without having them plundered to pay for impossible promises.

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

At least many of them will still have a job and have the opportunity to build their pension pots without having them plundered to pay for impossible promises.

Hardly impossible. Corbyn's proposals weren't even that radical. The only reason you feel like that is you've become used to the Tory policies

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

At least many of them will still have a job and have the opportunity to build their pension pots without having them plundered to pay for impossible promises.

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Hardly impossible. Corbyn's proposals weren't even that radical. The only reason you feel like that is you've become used to the Tory policies

We didn't know what we were voting for. What about another election

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

why would anyone begrudge a pension your entitled to... suckers. well you've been one yourself paying NI for someone elses pension.

[quote="stickywicket"]I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers[/quot

What a bad attitude!!!

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

At least many of them will still have a job and have the opportunity to build their pension pots without having them plundered to pay for impossible promises.

Hardly impossible. Corbyn's proposals weren't even that radical. The only reason you feel like that is you've become used to the Tory policies

he wanted to chuck money at things that are not priorities..
socialism shouldn't and isn't about spend like f**k now and sod the future..
and no they were not impossible, but as said above would have been paid by robbing pension pots and huge borrowing.

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

At least many of them will still have a job and have the opportunity to build their pension pots without having them plundered to pay for impossible promises.

Hardly impossible. Corbyn's proposals weren't even that radical. The only reason you feel like that is you've become used to the Tory policies

he wanted to chuck money at things that are not priorities..
socialism shouldn't and isn't about spend like f**k now and sod the future..
and no they were not impossible, but as said above would have been paid by robbing pension pots and huge borrowing.

Nonsense. It would have been paid for by cutting off the tax loopholes that the super rich are using, and forcing them to pay their share. The Tories are the ones you should be worried about getting caught with their fingers in the pension pots!

Closing the tax loopholes,by labours own literature, was estimated as making 6 billion. Hardly going to pay for everything

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

At least many of them will still have a job and have the opportunity to build their pension pots without having them plundered to pay for impossible promises.

Hardly impossible. Corbyn's proposals weren't even that radical. The only reason you feel like that is you've become used to the Tory policies

he wanted to chuck money at things that are not priorities..
socialism shouldn't and isn't about spend like f**k now and sod the future..
and no they were not impossible, but as said above would have been paid by robbing pension pots and huge borrowing.

Nonsense. It would have been paid for by cutting off the tax loopholes that the super rich are using, and forcing them to pay their share. The Tories are the ones you should be worried about getting caught with their fingers in the pension pots!

yes its nonsense....
are these loopholes things that only appear when the Tories are in power ?

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look on the bright side
labour held most of their more affluent seats in the oity toity areas

Working class conned into thinking that the Tories will look after them - Will people ever learn!

Working class conned into thinking that the Tories will look after them - Will people ever learn!

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the- ... -pd2r8rqcj
f**k me some will never retire.

The only hope this Labour party could have had was if the voting age had been lowered to eight. People who believe Hogwarts is a real school might have been gullible enough to fall for the Labour promises, although to be fair, that might have been a fairy tale too far, even for kids.

Working class conned into thinking that the Tories will look after them - Will people ever learn!

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the- ... -pd2r8rqcj
f**k me some will never retire.

its a problem no matter who is in power.. that's common sense surely.

Let’s be clear, it wasn’t a general election to run the country it was a 2nd referendum on Brexit, the tories pushed the slogan ‘let’s get Brexit done’ from day 1, their manifest was an afterthought, 2017’s re-released with a few figure tweaks.

I’m not happy with the result but I’ve accepted what happened as I do every election, just hope now he comes good on his words..... only time will tell

And to be completely honest neither BoJo nor Corbyn are fit enough to run our country.

Let’s be clear, it wasn’t a general election to run the country it was a 2nd referendum on Brexit, the tories pushed the slogan ‘let’s get Brexit done’ from day 1, their manifest was an afterthought, 2017’s re-released with a few figure tweaks.

I’m not happy with the result but I’ve accepted what happened as I do every election, just hope now he comes good on his words..... only time will tell

And to be completely honest neither BoJo nor Corbyn are fit enough to run our country.

Perhaps if our MP's had accepted the democratic decision three and a half years earlier, this may not have happened. I think it's a vote for democracy, and while I know a few remainers who think we should have abided by that referendum and voted Tory, I don't actually know any leavers who have changed their minds and voted for the Liberal Remain Party.

Let’s be clear, it wasn’t a general election to run the country it was a 2nd referendum on Brexit, the tories pushed the slogan ‘let’s get Brexit done’ from day 1, their manifest was an afterthought, 2017’s re-released with a few figure tweaks.

I’m not happy with the result but I’ve accepted what happened as I do every election, just hope now he comes good on his words..... only time will tell

And to be completely honest neither BoJo nor Corbyn are fit enough to run our country.

Perhaps if our MP's had accepted the democratic decision three and a half years earlier, this may not have happened. I think it's a vote for democracy, and while I know a few remainers who think we should have abided by that referendum and voted Tory, I don't actually know any leavers who have changed their minds and voted for the Liberal Remain Party.

Do you think that Scotland should also benefit now from a democratic vote on the independence of Scotland seeing as the SNP and the electorate in general are pro- EU?

Let’s be clear, it wasn’t a general election to run the country it was a 2nd referendum on Brexit, the tories pushed the slogan ‘let’s get Brexit done’ from day 1, their manifest was an afterthought, 2017’s re-released with a few figure tweaks.

I’m not happy with the result but I’ve accepted what happened as I do every election, just hope now he comes good on his words..... only time will tell

And to be completely honest neither BoJo nor Corbyn are fit enough to run our country.

Perhaps if our MP's had accepted the democratic decision three and a half years earlier, this may not have happened. I think it's a vote for democracy, and while I know a few remainers who think we should have abided by that referendum and voted Tory, I don't actually know any leavers who have changed their minds and voted for the Liberal Remain Party.

Do you think that Scotland should also benefit now from a democratic vote on the independence of Scotland seeing as the SNP and the electorate in general are pro- EU?

They had one and sturgeon called it once in a generation vote! Didn't realise a generation vote was 2yrs ? and who won the vote.....
Anyway I would give the buggers independence and tell them they've got 2yrs grace before Westminster pulls financial plug that should focus the minds of SNP! Oh didn't hollyrood have a shortfall of £960m in their income from collecting tax recently? So very stable financial situation for Scots..

Let’s be clear, it wasn’t a general election to run the country it was a 2nd referendum on Brexit, the tories pushed the slogan ‘let’s get Brexit done’ from day 1, their manifest was an afterthought, 2017’s re-released with a few figure tweaks.

I’m not happy with the result but I’ve accepted what happened as I do every election, just hope now he comes good on his words..... only time will tell

And to be completely honest neither BoJo nor Corbyn are fit enough to run our country.

Perhaps if our MP's had accepted the democratic decision three and a half years earlier, this may not have happened. I think it's a vote for democracy, and while I know a few remainers who think we should have abided by that referendum and voted Tory, I don't actually know any leavers who have changed their minds and voted for the Liberal Remain Party.

Do you think that Scotland should also benefit now from a democratic vote on the independence of Scotland seeing as the SNP and the electorate in general are pro- EU?

I don't have a problem with it myself. Others will say they had a democratic vote a few years back when the SNP told them it was a once in a lifetime vote. Just because the SNP have won the majority of seats does not mean the population will vote for independence. Labour have just won in RCT, but the vote in the referendum was 53% to 46% in favour of leave, and would probably have a similar outcome if voted for again. Not sure Scotland would vote for independence.

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

At least many of them will still have a job and have the opportunity to build their pension pots without having them plundered to pay for impossible promises.

Unless someone like Phillip Green gets to the pot before them.

FYI this guy is a troll - select 'ignore'.

FYI this guy is a troll - select 'ignore'.

Let’s be clear, it wasn’t a general election to run the country it was a 2nd referendum on Brexit, the tories pushed the slogan ‘let’s get Brexit done’ from day 1, their manifest was an afterthought, 2017’s re-released with a few figure tweaks.

I’m not happy with the result but I’ve accepted what happened as I do every election, just hope now he comes good on his words..... only time will tell

And to be completely honest neither BoJo nor Corbyn are fit enough to run our country.

Perhaps if our MP's had accepted the democratic decision three and a half years earlier, this may not have happened. I think it's a vote for democracy, and while I know a few remainers who think we should have abided by that referendum and voted Tory, I don't actually know any leavers who have changed their minds and voted for the Liberal Remain Party.

Do you think that Scotland should also benefit now from a democratic vote on the independence of Scotland seeing as the SNP and the electorate in general are pro- EU?

I agree that it doesn't mean an independence vote would mean Scotland would vote to leave now. But I can't see this issue going away anytime soon. I don't see what the Conservatives can offer the Scots that will lessen the calls for another vote. Scotland has clearly blown out all major UK parties.

I don't have a problem with it myself. Others will say they had a democratic vote a few years back when the SNP told them it was a once in a lifetime vote. Just because the SNP have won the majority of seats does not mean the population will vote for independence. Labour have just won in RCT, but the vote in the referendum was 53% to 46% in favour of leave, and would probably have a similar outcome if voted for again. Not sure Scotland would vote for independence.

What's changed? SNP is still the majority in Scotland gained 7 or so extra seats is that a mandate for a 2nd in a generation referendum 3yrs apart? Sturgeon is beginning to sound like remainers cant accept referendum results and will keep trying to get her way no matter how many times people say no....

Let’s be clear, it wasn’t a general election to run the country it was a 2nd referendum on Brexit, the tories pushed the slogan ‘let’s get Brexit done’ from day 1, their manifest was an afterthought, 2017’s re-released with a few figure tweaks.

I’m not happy with the result but I’ve accepted what happened as I do every election, just hope now he comes good on his words..... only time will tell

And to be completely honest neither BoJo nor Corbyn are fit enough to run our country.

Perhaps if our MP's had accepted the democratic decision three and a half years earlier, this may not have happened. I think it's a vote for democracy, and while I know a few remainers who think we should have abided by that referendum and voted Tory, I don't actually know any leavers who have changed their minds and voted for the Liberal Remain Party.

Do you think that Scotland should also benefit now from a democratic vote on the independence of Scotland seeing as the SNP and the electorate in general are pro- EU?

I don't have a problem with it myself. Others will say they had a democratic vote a few years back when the SNP told them it was a once in a lifetime vote. Just because the SNP have won the majority of seats does not mean the population will vote for independence. Labour have just won in RCT, but the vote in the referendum was 53% to 46% in favour of leave, and would probably have a similar outcome if voted for again. Not sure Scotland would vote for independence.

if you vote enough times you will get the result you want...
tbh mate I think all referendums should require a 60% vote due to the fact they tend to be ireversible

Let’s be clear, it wasn’t a general election to run the country it was a 2nd referendum on Brexit, the tories pushed the slogan ‘let’s get Brexit done’ from day 1, their manifest was an afterthought, 2017’s re-released with a few figure tweaks.

I’m not happy with the result but I’ve accepted what happened as I do every election, just hope now he comes good on his words..... only time will tell

And to be completely honest neither BoJo nor Corbyn are fit enough to run our country.

Perhaps if our MP's had accepted the democratic decision three and a half years earlier, this may not have happened. I think it's a vote for democracy, and while I know a few remainers who think we should have abided by that referendum and voted Tory, I don't actually know any leavers who have changed their minds and voted for the Liberal Remain Party.

Do you think that Scotland should also benefit now from a democratic vote on the independence of Scotland seeing as the SNP and the electorate in general are pro- EU?

I don't have a problem with it myself. Others will say they had a democratic vote a few years back when the SNP told them it was a once in a lifetime vote. Just because the SNP have won the majority of seats does not mean the population will vote for independence. Labour have just won in RCT, but the vote in the referendum was 53% to 46% in favour of leave, and would probably have a similar outcome if voted for again. Not sure Scotland would vote for independence.

if you vote enough times you will get the result you want...
tbh mate I think all referendums should require a 60% vote due to the fact they tend to be ireversible

Thats sturgeons plan have a referendum until one day Scots say yes but what happens after 20 times they still say no? She'll Probably ask for proportional representation!

The only hope this Labour party could have had was if the voting age had been lowered to eight. People who believe Hogwarts is a real school might have been gullible enough to fall for the Labour promises, although to be fair, that might have been a fairy tale too far, even for kids.

I'm 67.I get 2 company pensions plus the new state pension.All you people who voted Tory and are working carry on paying your National Insurance stamps so I can carry on living in comfort.Some of you will never reach pension age,Suckers

What the fck as your private pension got to do with anything? Everyone is entitled to state pension just because you an old farte and draw state pension doesn't mean we are all suckers for being younger than you? Besides people can draw works pension that's worth £200 a month! but your going to say both work pensions are worth 20k a year each? what a condescending pompous post In 1st place