Who on this site voted for the Tory's in May's General election ?

MYOB

Surely correcting spelling (or grammar or punctuation) is only acceptable when the intended meaning is unclear?

You are beginning to get on my nerves now QT

Is correcting posters spelling acceptable on this forum?

Well regarding spelling, do you have an ideological objection to "getting it right"?

Thought it would surprise some Charleygirl

I am so pleased you mentioned that you are a Labour voter because I would never have guessed.

No, voted labour

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Charleygirl , I didnt ask you "personally", I asked a general question.

I see im getting slapped on the wrist for my spelling by a few people. Its nice to see "poisonality" out there in Granset.

soontobe, The right wing of the Tory party in or out of government are ideologically opposed to the role of the State and everything attached to it.

These cut backs have nothing to do with costs, they are purely ideological.

Im a Labour voter, because Labour gave us the NHS, and because Labour by tradition always look after the vulnerable.

*Write ouT", doh!

TORIES
Please write our 100 times, this is how you spell the colloquial name for the Conservative Party, then adjust your spellchecker.

Cameron was not standing in my constituency as it happens, but there is a recon we have a secret ballot.

At least you are more polite at the start of this post. It is none of your business how I vote.

Mind your own business.

You're right, voting IS a private thing.

Nearly did, but struggled, so didnt.

Glad you have written a much shorter opening post. And politely too.

You are going to get pulled up for having written Tory's again. You may be rebelling. I dont blame you.

I am not sure that the rolling back of the state is because they dont like it.
Could it be because it costs money to run?