A Conversation for William Hague: Conservative Party Leader 1997 - 2001
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Secretly Not Here Any More Started conversation Mar 9, 2005
He did what I want a Tory leader to do. Fail to become PM. For that we must applaud him.
Psyc.
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DJR Posted Mar 9, 2005
totally agree! lets hope Michael "Vampire" Howard can deliver too!
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[...] Posted Mar 9, 2005
Actually Hague probably would have been the most liberal Conservative PM. Certainly seemed human enough. Eep.
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Secretly Not Here Any More Posted Mar 9, 2005
"I drink twenty pints a day! I'm the Aristo who'll lie to lull you into thinking I have your best interests at heart! Pass me a toupe!"
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AlexAshman Posted Mar 9, 2005
I remember the classic moment on 'Have I Got News For You' when a picture of Hague trying to win votes came up and Paul Merton said 'that looks like one baby trying to inflate another baby's head...'
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Only living boy in New Cross - The Good, The Bad and the Average Posted Mar 9, 2005
People will remember Haigh...
Unlike Ian Duncan Whats-his-name...
Must count for something
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Secretly Not Here Any More Posted Mar 9, 2005
People remember Ghengis Khan...
Although I'd probably vote for him over the Tories, as he was in Bill and Ted's excellent adventure.
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[...] Posted Mar 10, 2005
Wow... Psych I would have thought you the type to not have party bias.
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AlexAshman Posted Mar 10, 2005
Here's something to occupy your time with (if you have any):
http://www.politicalcompass.org
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[...] Posted Mar 10, 2005
Two questions in and I can't answer 
"I'd always support my country, whether it was right or wrong."
Do they mean the government?
I mean I'll always support the country itself dispite being against what the government is doing (like now) and won't justify what they're if I'm against it...
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[...] Posted Mar 10, 2005
"Abstract art that doesn't represent anything shouldn't be considered art at all."
How does personal opinion reflect your political leanings?
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AlexAshman Posted Mar 10, 2005
I think it might be a measure of authoritarianism (it should be banned) or a measure of capitalism (people should be allowed to make money from mindless ****)
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[...] Posted Mar 10, 2005
I'm libertarian left eh?
Strange I always thought myself libertarian right
Then again I disagree with a lot of that survey how there's no middle ground.
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AlexAshman Posted Mar 10, 2005
There is a left bias on the quiz - that is to say all the right-wing questions are at the extremes, causing more mildly right-wing people to be put a little further left than expected.
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[...] Posted Mar 10, 2005
I want to disagree with that Communism not being the opposite of Fascism aswell...
I got:
"Your political compass
Economic Left/Right: -4.38
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -1.59 "
If anyone's interested.
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AlexAshman Posted Mar 10, 2005
I think Communism is the opposite of Capitalism, but then things get more complicated when Fascism is added to the mix...
Mine was:
"Your political compass
Economic Left/Right: -6.75
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -7.03"
(I took the test yesterday with an independent adjudicator making sure I didn't cheat...
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