better alternative to labour?

Question

we are always on the labour parties back with the beloved mr blair always getting it in the neck. the question i want to ask you guys is who is the alternative to labour in the uk?
would the lib dems or the conservitives be any better? do we need a new political movement to sweep across the country and give us a new and fresh brand of politics?

Answer 1

I was always Labour, but the Iraq war put an end to that. So I will vote Green again, as I did last time. If you think that the bnp or ukip are the answer, you're just as credulous as those poor fools who voted for Hitler in 1933. Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it. Climate change is the real challenge of the future. Racism is for losers, it's an old, 20th century failed idealology and has nothing to offer but hate.

Answer 2

More years ago than I care to remember 'Old Labour' was in the main a genuine caring party. Of course they were far from perfect and always seemed to screw up the economy but there was a genuine attempt to make life better for ordinary people. Blair is the biggest con trick ever practised on the British people and should be ashamed to associate his name with Labour.The same goes for all his cronies.
Just to balance the books I think Cameron and his acolytes are pathetic .
I would mention the Liberals but have neither time nor space.So sadly it seems we've had it.

Answer 3

I don't think we have much of a choice in Britain today the two main parties The Conservatives the first and The Conservatives the second (New Labour). What choice is that. I have always been a labour voter my whole life through but enough is enough Blair and his so called New Labour have ruined Britain At the next general election my vote is going to go to the BNP.

Answer 4

We need to vote this lot out but we can't do this unless we have a viable alternative government. Normally, that would be a Tory governments but, sadly, the Tories seem to have gone over to New Labour policies and David Cameron seems to be one of their most ardent supporters. I don't think that UKIP has the experience to govern but I'm going to give them a chance. Desperate measures for desperate voters!

Answer 5

Something needs to be done - the whole bloody country has gone mad, starking bonkers. I think the government needs a complete overhaul - are you planning on starting a new political movement??

Answer 6

I have been a labour voter most of my life, in fact, up to 1999, by which time it became obvious to me that "new labour" was nothing more than old tory, we thought they were going to be "tough on crime", we thought they were sorting out the NHS, we thought they would control immigration to protect our jobs and the jobs of our children, we thought they would put a stop to the growing menace of the "yob culture". We thought these things because that is what they promised us, now ten years in power, what have we got, violent crime on the increase, the NHS in crises, the yob culture is flourishing. What have they achieved?, well, they've given our legal system to Brussels, they've legalised drugs, given human rights to every bugger except ourselves. I recently asked myself, who most represents me, and the way I feel I've been let down, and God forgive me, but the best I can come up with is UKIP, second, BNP.

Answer 7

Try voting for the monster raving loony party!
They can't be any worse than the Labour loonies!

Answer 8

We need 'Government of the People, By the People, For the People'.
Look at Blair and Cameron - public school boys from rich backgrounds working for themselves and similar people.
So we ain't going to get it.
That is why the BNP are gaining strength.
RoyS

Answer 9

a government that is in touch with the working class and not just to get voted in!! a government that will do what it says it will do not just empty words a government that introduces a far tax rate so that not all you overtime goes on tax and gets rid of telly licence

Answer 10

Give the SNP a try