[reecejackox]

Out of 10
Labour
Conservatives
Reform Party
Lib Dems
SNP

[MTVN]

You first Reece

[Kate!]

Out of 10

Labour Minus 10
Conservatives 2
Reform Party 10
Lib Dems 4
SNP 2

[Glenn.]

Labour 10
Conservatives Minus 100000
Reform Party Minus 10000000000000000000009
Lib Dem’s 5
SNP 5

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by MTVN

You first Reece

[Cherie]

Out of 10
Labour -20
Conservatives -20
Reform Party- 20
Lib Dems - 10
SNP -20

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Good King Glennceslas

Labour 10
Conservatives Minus 100000
Reform Party Minus 10000000000000000000009
Lib Dem’s 5
SNP 5

Rotfl

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Good King Glennceslas

Labour 10
Conservatives Minus 100000
Reform Party Minus 10000000000000000000009
Lib Dem’s 5
SNP 5

Name one good thing Labour has done in the last 6 months

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Cherie Christmas

Name one good thing Labour has done in the last 6 months

It's just a culture war

Wasting your time

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Christmas Dynamo

It's just a culture war

Wasting your time

I'm interested to know, maybe I missed something, same with the SNP.....what have they delivered

[Glenn.]

They’re not reform or conservative. Surely that’s enough

[joeysteele]

Labour ( sadly ) 5.
Don't like some of what they've done so far.
Although there's a lot I agree with yet to be done and hope for success.

Conservatives 3 ( Still running up the backside of Reform).
That's worrying.

Reform 0, ( I'll never support this prejudiced, ugly rhetoric filled lot, never).

LibDem 7. ( Actually wish there was a Labour/ LibDem coalition in government).

SNP 1 ( they're looking more lost to me).

Green, 2, I like a little of what the Greens stand for but they've got some weirdly cranky ideas).

Never in my near 33 years now, have I been as disillusioned with politics as I am now though..

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Labour ( sadly ) 5.
Don't like some of what they've done so far.
Although there's a lot I agree with yet to be done and hope for success.

Conservatives 3 ( Still running up the backside of Reform).
That's worrying.

Reform 0, ( I'll never support this prejudiced, ugly rhetoric filled lot, never).

LibDem 7. ( Actually wish there was a Labour/ LibDem coalition in government).

SNP 1 ( they're looking more lost to me).

Green, 2, I like a little of what the Greens stand for but they've got some weirdly cranky ideas).

Never in my near 33 years now, have I been as disillusioned with politics as I am now though..

Pretty much exactly what Joey said, although I’d swap the 3 and 1 between stories and SNP.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by StaceySlaterIceSkater

Pretty much exactly what Joey said, although I’d swap the 3 and 1 between stories and SNP.

Well, thank you Mitchell.
I could go along too with your own position.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Reform



Conservatives



Labour
Libtard dems

Green nutjobs
snp

[Quantum Boy]

They are literally all dire, anyone who would realistically give any of them more than 4/10 is kidding themselves.

Labour 3
Lib Dem 3
SNP 2
Tories 1
Reform 0

I couldn't even bring myself to go over a 3 tbh.

Also despite the ranking I will be voting SNP in the next Holyrood vote because even though they are utter shyte, at least they're not London-centric shyte, which the rest of them are... and which will simply never be good for anywhere north of Birmingham.

[bots]

i would rate them all about a 1.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by MTVN

You first Reece

@MTVN

…on another forum, for the first time I learned about ‘paid to post’ posters/members and with the nature of what they do, they’ll initiate a conversation/discussion but won’t become involved in it…I don’t know if it’s all of the time but some of the time for sure, they’re also given an idea of what to start a discussion on…/…topic tips or direction…(…or maybe even given the thread title exactly and in full, who knows…)…but there were quite a few paid to post posters on that forum and the site owner supported it also because it increased the activity…I don’t know if sites do or have to subscribe to these things…?…and I don’t know if that’s what this is but it’s an interesting concept, that I hadn’t known of before….anyway, yeah…your comment made me think of it…

[James]

I think a lot of the trust went from political parties as a result of the pandemic and its after effects.

It is a significant inflection point in history.

[Nicky91]

Labour - 7.5
Conservatives 5.0
Reform Party 10.0
Lib Dems 6.5
SNP 6.0