Party Funding

Being a bunch of thieving, corrupt wankers; politicians; having been caught with their grubby little mitts in the proverbial till, now want to raid the taxpayers’ pocket.

They owe money:

The Conservatives owe £37m in total, having borrowed £16m from a bank to buy the freehold on its former headquarters in London’s Smith Square and £4.7m from local associations.

 Tough shit. I owe money and the taxpayer isn’t about to bail me out.

State funding of morally bankrupt political machines?

No! No! No! Fuck right off! No!

Clear enough for you?

 

3 Comments

  1. What conclusion did I come to?

    I think it was something along the lines of: “Never! Never! Never!” or something along those lines.

    The British taxpayer already pay for the United Kingdom Parliament and the three ridiculous jumped-up super county-councils in the Scottish Parliament (or whatever ludicrous name they’ve assigned that monstrosity of a thing), the Welsh Assembly and the Northern Ireland Assembly. Why the fucking hell should the electorate be forced to pay for what are effectively political propaganda machines too? Fuck off.

    If a political party has any credibility and some decent policies, they;’ll be supported. Until such time, I don’t want the state to support any party, whether it’s Labour, Tory, Lib Dem, DUP, SNP, UKIP or whoever. State funding of political parties is a no-no. Case closed.

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