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[quote]Just because some of us disagree with you it doesn't make us Toryboys.[/quote]

I totally agree. I'm far from a Tory but supported this coalition, thus in disagreement with David on certain things.

However, on that note, have you ever disagreed with someone without calling them a twatt [sic]?

I respect Roders right to call anyone a twatttttttttttttttttttttt.

"Just because some of us disagree with you it doesn't make us Toryboys."

I have never called you a ToryBoy as far as I can recall.

Having said that there are many many similarities between the right wing of the Tory party and UKIP. ANd I do not see how anyone could deny that. As I understand it, there are a number of MPs in the Tory party who have called for an electoral pact between UKIP and the Tories at the next election.

"You assume when you have no facts."

Clearly I have no absolute facts just as no-one had any absolute facts about what the Lib Dems would do after 2010 once in government. As I said all you can do is go on policies.

And just as Cameron is totally against the public sector, wants to shrink the state and outsource as much as possible, the same is true of Nigel Farage. Here is a youtube clip of Nigel Farage demanding far more public sector cuts (people like you were, for example) than Osborne has already brought in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpWMQBwsW6I[

"If you worship him (Blair) and what he represents then Jim is right"

I dont and never have. And Jim is wrong. And neither of you can find anything to suggest otherwise.

Yes thanks but I thought QE caused inflation? Maybe they should just give every tax payer a voucher to go and spend in the economy?

Yes, QE can cause inflation. But hey, rich people aren't too bothered by inflation. Poor people, now, that is a different story.

"Maybe they should just give every tax payer a voucher to go and spend in the economy?"

Well if it is the choice between giving the money to bankers or Joe Public, my vote is for Joe Public every time.

Oh yes, I can call them something else, but twatt seems to be descriptive for some.

I never wrote that you had called me a toryboy but you seem to assume that I am a tory, which I most certainly am not. I am a disgruntled former Labour supporter who now supports UKIP and its views on the EU. I like the Independence part of UKIP, which is something none of the other twatts seem to want us to have.