Catholics are more likely to vote Labour while Church of England worshippers vote Conservative, claims new research

[1Samuel8]

There is nothing to be proud about here. Once they get into power, they become puppets. We all know that.

In fact, there is nothing Christian about voting. Voting is an act of false faith because we believe our vote holds powers which are non-existent. We put faith in man when we should be putting all of our faith in God. It is no wonder that every single government becomes increasingly deceptive.

I believe the Prince of Lies is leading humanity astray by leading men towards worshipping and submitting to The Government. God warned us quite clearly: “Grant the people’s every request. It is not you they reject, they are rejecting me as their king. As they have treated me constantly from the day I brought them up from Egypt to this day, deserting me and worshiping strange gods, so do they treat you too. Now grant their request; but at the same time, warn them solemnly and inform them of the rights of the king who will rule them.”

My ideal party:

1. Pro life
2. Pro traditional marriage / gay civil unions
3. Pro environment - or at least ready to weigh protection of the environment very heavily and uncompromisingly against economic concerns, especially short term profit
4. Pro immigration with strong protection of border, English language requirements
5. Free market with some basic government programs, such as unemployment benefits, social security, etc. (Obamacare is a little over the top.)

Wrote this fast - hope it makes sense.

I agree with you but I believe it will be a long time before we ever get a political party to enforce any of that.

 

[SuperLuigi]

I’m still not sure what that means but in any case David Cameron is still the top guy here.

Cameron sure does know his stuff at Prime Ministers questions! I have to admit, I’m glad I’m not Ed Millibrand!

In England you only really have 2 choices, Labor and Conservative.

Well, there are more nationalistic viewpoints in the UK pertaining to Scotland and Northern Ireland, but it really comes down to that usually.

I wouldn’t be surprised if many people turn to the more radical parties over time though.

With the growing influence of radical Islam, you can bet there will be a push to the extremes. I wonder how much longer the EU media will keep making excuses and running interference for the radical Islamists.

 

[O_Sapientia]

Catholics would do better if they avoided the extremes of both Labour and Conservative and voted instead for the Liberals.

The Libs are not the same party of yesteryear. They’re pro-homosexual “marriage”, abortion, and are even more left wing than New Labour.

Yours in Jesus and Mary,
OS.

 

[anthony022071]

Europeans are used to socialist welfare state government,and in Europe there does not seem to be the level of disagreement and debate over the proper roles and limits of government that there is in America.

In Europe even many of those who call themselves conservative still favor government entitlement programs.

Liberalism and progressivism involve deviation or rejection of natural moral law and natural social order - that is,the truth about man.

A political party that is truly conservative would be one that supports policies that are in accord with natural moral law and respect natural social order,respects subsidiarity and venerable traditions,recognizes Christian religion as essential to national history and identity,protects the racial character of the nation from being undermined by immigration,does not foster secularization,and does not allow the government spend beyond its means.