You completely misunderstand the point. I said Parliament represents the sovereign will of the people, not the Conservative Party. The same would apply whoever won a majority in Parliament.

Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 

It is interesting you say this because you voted Labour and I read in the Times, one former Labour Cabinet minister called Ed's strategy as "idealised 1970s socialism tarted up with American political consultant speak"

So according to that, you voted "going back in time"

Originally Posted by: KevBrads1 

Voice of an angry angel: Charlotte Church protests against Conservative party's election triumph with cardboard placard saying she's 'mad as hell'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3074752/Voice-angry-angel-Charlotte-Church-protests-against-Conservative-party-s-general-election-triumph-says-ve-given-reins-bogey-men.html

Stupid cow.

Originally Posted by: Charmhills 

Wosh - do you understand what amount 36.9% is? Is it, for example, more than half?

Alternatively, read your own sig...

Originally Posted by: Devonian 

She gets out there and voices her political opinion in public.

You hide behind a computer screen and call her a "stupid cow".

Don't think I need to add anything else.

Originally Posted by: NickR 

At least if Labour had won, I would man up and expect the result not go out waving a piece of cardboard around saying wow is me "I'm as mad as hell".

Originally Posted by: Charmhills 

So instead you "man up" by throwing cheap insults around at someone who is simply expressing their view in a way that you might not choose to do?

Nice.

Originally Posted by: NickR 

Be a man and expect the Conservatives won the general election is not to much to ask is it!

You always play the man, so here's your chance......to be the real thing.

Originally Posted by: Charmhills 

'Expect'? ?Oh, you mean 'accept'. Yes, I do. Doesn't mean I've lost my freedom of speech.

The man in you, presumably, didn't notice a women being called 'a stupid cow'?

Originally Posted by: Devonian 

But protesting in the street against the general election result is completely pointless - as i put above, people might as well protest against it raining.

Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 

I see a lot of this at the moment from the left and I think they are protesting against the wrong target. The reason many find the result of the election so hard to accept, is that they were led up the garden path by the opinion polls, right up until the exit poll came out on Thursday evening. So it is the pollsters against whom they should be protesting in reality, since they gave false hope to those who wanted a different result from the actual one.

Bloody hell, Charlotte Church down to her last £3 million. I hope she can cope.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/charlotte-church-hmrc-keeps-investigating-me-my-missing-millions-1456052

Originally Posted by: SEMerc 

Bloody hell, Charlotte Church down to her last £3 million. I hope she can cope.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/charlotte-church-hmrc-keeps-investigating-me-my-missing-millions-1456052

Originally Posted by: SEMerc 

LOL, what a difference PR makes. UKIP would have had 83 seats.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2015-32601281

Originally Posted by: SEMerc 

But protesting in the street against the general election result is completely pointless - as i put above, people might as well protest against it raining.

I see a lot of this at the moment from the left and I think they are protesting against the wrong target. The reason many find the result of the election so hard to accept, is that they were led up the garden path by the opinion polls, right up until the exit poll came out on Thursday evening. So it is the pollsters against whom they should be protesting in reality, since they gave false hope to those who wanted a different result from the actual one.

Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 

To be fair Maunder, this forum is devoted to protesting that its raining from December to March!

Originally Posted by: Quantum 

Sickening socialist activists desecrate WWII memorial on 70th anniversary of VE Day: Hard-left protesters clash with police outside Downing Street over David Cameron's return to Number 10 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3074951/Socialist-siege-Downing-Street-Hard-left-activists-clash-police-following-David-Cameron-s-triumphant-return-Number-10.html#comments

Originally Posted by: Charmhills 

Priceless for a socialist luvvie:

"In addition, Church's extravagant spending is well documented. She admitted spending £4,260 on a designer dress when she was only 17 and has spent £800,000 on a yacht, £3,000 on champagne in one session and likes to enjoy expensive holidays for friends and family."

If these silly celebs really have a social conscience, they should use it in charitable good works, not in ranting about the outcome of a general election or in parading their political beliefs during a general election campaign!

Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum