I'm not sure how you can draw any conclusion that I am a non voter from what I have posted, my brother and I were born and brought up in Stanley as were my Mum and dad along with my grandparents, my dad has just recently retired from the police Force as where my brother is still employed in the force, I'm a self employed electrician who puts his work and young family before politics as, as far as I'm concerned they are more important to me and as being of the younger generation I don't really understand politics at all as I've stated I have neither the time or inclination for the matter and if pressed would say that I only vote Labour out of loyalty to my family if I'm honest, all my family have voted Labour all their lives, due to unforeseen circumstances I did not vote in the last election but did vote Labour in the previous 2 elections for all the good it did, I'm just as passionate about this country and it's welfare as you are, more so given that I've still got most of my life in front of me and things being difficult regarding the living I do, so you really need to stop feeling sorry for yourself you really don't have a monopoly on your concerns over the country, I've noticed that you tend to target people that don't conform with your political views well fwiw I do agree to a point but far less fanatical than yourself, if your so concerned do something about it where it matters and that's not on here really, there's nothing else to say as to carry on would result in me stooping down to your level and I wasn't brought up like that, were done here Mr Pimpernel au revoir

Not sure if your genuine or simply trying to wind me up, please explain to me in the simplest terms the sum total of my views about the manner of all things in life such as society, business etc which would equate to my life, and just because you are convinced I've got one how do you come to that conclusion? here's a couple of starters for you, I don't read newspapers the last one I read was the News of the world in which I read just the sports section every Sunday, it's not because I'm tight either as I donate monthly to the RSPCA, the guide dogs for the blind, Dogs Trust, and the PDSA plus other local charities, I've got a son and a daughter and 4 grandkids, my only sins are watching Wakey Barnsley FC and Yorks CC, other than that I take a size 11 shoe but wear a size 9, simply because when I take them off it's such a pleasure, did I mention that the only feeling I have for any politician of any party is one of contempt, now why don't you put that expensive education of yours into gear and justify your beliefs, good luck btw.

I think you've misunderstood me. I wasn't saying I know what your beliefs are, I'm merely saying that you have them. And if you have a belief (whatever it is) about the way society should be run, then by definition you will have a political ideology.



You really don't need to go in full confrontation mode. I'm flattered you think I've had an expensive education but I went to a hole comprehensive on the edge of Seacroft in Leeds.

The only beliefs I have in this life is quite simple, behave yourself and lead a decent honest life, if that fits in with your ideological political theories then maybe that comprehensive school in Seacroft did a better job than you imagined.

Apologies for giving you the impression that I was in full confrontational mode as that was not my intention, as for being flattered then you shouldn't be, I was merely being a tad sarcastic over your attempt at psychoanalysing me leading me to believe that perhaps it wasn't such a waste of money, that or you were taking the pish, either way!

I can't fathom why you keep saying I'm trying to psychoanalyse you. All I am saying is that in my opinion EVERYONE has a political view in much the same way as everyone has internal organs. You just don't want to engage in a perfectly friendly conversation about it. I'll leave you alone now.