There’s an erection coming up.
See what I did there?
<sigh>
There’s the UK election on it’s way, and the willy-waving of politicians is heading into overdrive. The airways will be saturated with rhetoric, avoidance of actual valid debate, ‘sound bites’ and verbal dancing around ever actually making a decision.
I’m trying to remain positive and think of the current state of UK politics as a valid evolution of Democracy. Interesting though, because democracy should allow actual freedom of speech, which we don’t see an awful lot of. Mr Cameron will only debate if it’s on his terms. Miliband is already reduced to that most annoying tendency of the British politicians; attempting to gain additional ‘cred’ by ‘using a phrase or word that is in keeping with the proletariat, but utterly not in keeping with the Eton Crew (see what I did there?)… This mornings treat was hearing the spin-doctored puppet expound “Am I tough enough? Hell Yes!”…
Dude….you said that out loud…in front of people.
It’s like Cameron did in the last debacle, it’s a formula; Ask utterly bullshit rhetorical question…answer using quaint lower-classes vernacular… For instance; “Should the UK decline into a poverty ridden mess? Well I “ain’t” going to let that happen!” <queue pompous self-interested sycophantic applause>
Is bollox.
Will we actually see any valid debate on issues that actually have significant bearing?
Unlikely.
Simple question: How do Conservative and Labour policies meaningfully differ?
That’s what I’ll be trying to work out. At this point, it seems this years general erection will centre around who is best mates with UKIP, and as such, will gather their share of the British vote in a….Coalition Government…
Interesting that that is targeted right from the beginning. Think on that lovely prospect – Conservative “Rich grow Richer” government, with a loose collection of xenophobic bigots….in charge.
You know those quaint Human Rights that we rely on…yeah, you know the one’s, the one’s that mean you can’t be sacked with 2 weeks notice for no reason at the whim of a corporate agenda? Those are courtesy of the EU, and remain firmly in place, because the UK is part of the EU…
Xenaphobic Corporate controlled Government…can’t see them wanting pesky human rights to get in the way of a good money making agenda…
But then (as The Dude would say), that’s just my opinion man.
Would be lovely to have my faith in politics restored by a lively, valid and interesting debate that didn’t descend quickly into virtual name-calling and mild slander of the <cough> ‘leaders’.
I’ll be watching The TrewsÂ
I suggest you give it a go…
…and I didn’t have anything to say in today’s blog entry. A slow day evidently…