Are people who don't support the efforts and aims of Tony Blair/New Labour slightly deranged?

Answer 1

maybe u assume we all think alike

Answer 2

I can't see that Tony Blair's 'efforts' or 'aims' as listed in any of New Labour's manifestos have made any positive impression on life in the UK - and since the gap between 'poor' and 'rich' is wider now than ever before - after 10 years of 'New Labour' - then I certainly don't support that. Perhaps if they had put that in their manifesto we wouldn't have been so stupid as to keep them in government for this long.

Answer 3

No, we are all suffering from a personality disorder.

If I thought for a minute this question was for real, i'd say that it was typical of New Labour arrogance. This is why Blair/Brown et al are going down the tube. Hopefully sooner rather than later.

Answer 4

I´m sure you already know this because your question has to be written with tongue in cheek. Anyone with an ounce of sense can determine quite easily by his strange behaviour and illogical actions that it is Blair who is deranged. He´s been at the pinnacle of power too long and, as happened with Maggie Thatcher, being up there is damaging to your health.

Answer 5

Judging by all the bad publicity the Government is getting at the moment, it's not us that are deranged, but TB and New Labour, Oh and yourself for asking such a dumb question.

Answer 6

Think why children are going to have to stay at school until they are 18, and older people are going to have to stay on at work. Watch the TV programme tonight about pensions (or the lack of them). Get the statistics on MRSA disease in Hospitals. Get the statistics on how much in debt the NHS is. Look at how much American money the Government is being handed to bring Casinos to this Country. Have you got a NHS Dentist? Well then, you are luckier than lots of other people now (including me). Is the money for patient care at your Doctor's surgery really going to the right place. I could go on but I think it is you who are slightly deranged. Why don't you look at the facts first.

Answer 7

Like most politicians some of the things Blair & New Labour have done have been both good and bad, this may depend on where you live, your status in society, your wage, your age, and loads of other factors. I think we have the best of a bad bunch in power at the moment, but it is time for Blair to step down, hes getting tired and worn out! Anyone who is PM of this country for 10 years would be!

Answer 8

I am not sure what you understand under the word "deranged", but taking its normal dictionary meaning, I think the opposite, with a slight modification, is rather the truth: Those who support ALL the efforts ..... are TOTALLY deranged.

Answer 9

I am proudly 100% deranged (by your scale). I loathe the interfering traitors who have weasled there way into power and rule with abhorrent inefficiency. Don't get me wrong. I'm no Tory boy and Thatcher was a disgrace (in my opinion). I sometimes wish I could awake and realise it was just another nightmare.

Answer 10

People who know much about the decisons he has made know much about why to like him and some about why not to (this comes more from reading the newspapers) - so different people will have dif overall views, moslty depending on what information they took in.
But all in all, people who do not support the long-term aims, goals & aspirations that are made in politicians' speaches are either deranged, know-betters, or they just live on their own little tree.

Answer 11

Ah yes, the old "you must be mad if yu don't support me" arguement, used by McCarthy in the US "you must be a commie if you don't support me", or Hitler, "those who oppose order are disordered".

Do you need any more examples of the enlightened seeing the danger before the ar se licking poodle, that dare not bark at it's supposed masters.