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]]> Comment on Five reasons why I’m not buying an iPad… yet. by Jodi Mullen http://jodimullen.co.uk/why-i-am-not-buying-ipad-yet/comment-page-1/#comment-481 Jodi Mullen Sat, 05 Jun 2010 14:03:04 +0000 http://jodimullen.co.uk/?p=313#comment-481 I'm slowly coming round to the idea of getting one this summer, despite this post. If nothing else, the netbook's relatively greater utility is outstripped by the lounging-on-the-sofa browsing potential of the iPad. Plus, it's shiny. I’m slowly coming round to the idea of getting one this summer, despite this post. If nothing else, the netbook’s relatively greater utility is outstripped by the lounging-on-the-sofa browsing potential of the iPad. Plus, it’s shiny.

]]> Comment on Five reasons why I’m not buying an iPad… yet. by Chal Chute http://jodimullen.co.uk/why-i-am-not-buying-ipad-yet/comment-page-1/#comment-331 Chal Chute Thu, 20 May 2010 14:10:59 +0000 http://jodimullen.co.uk/?p=313#comment-331 The only reason id by one is so I could play plants versus zombies anywhere in the flat....which seems like a bit of a luxury. Besides i just got a shiny new kindle! The only reason id by one is so I could play plants versus zombies anywhere in the flat….which seems like a bit of a luxury. Besides i just got a shiny new kindle!

]]> Comment on Digital Economy Bill: How did Scottish MPs vote? by Paddy http://jodimullen.co.uk/how-did-scottish-mps-vote-debill/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Paddy Mon, 12 Apr 2010 11:10:13 +0000 http://jodimullen.co.uk/?p=360#comment-109 A difficult choice, none the less, I think it's important to send labour a message, and to see if the lib dems can actually achieve anything they talk about. A difficult choice, none the less, I think it’s important to send labour a message, and to see if the lib dems can actually achieve anything they talk about.

]]> Comment on Digital Economy Bill: How did Scottish MPs vote? by Jodi Mullen http://jodimullen.co.uk/how-did-scottish-mps-vote-debill/comment-page-1/#comment-108 Jodi Mullen Sun, 11 Apr 2010 21:07:33 +0000 http://jodimullen.co.uk/?p=360#comment-108 I find myself in the curious position of having to choose between a Labour MP who has proven time and time again that he will vote against the whip when necessary and an increasingly impotent-looking Lib Dem candidate whose main selling point is the fact that he's neither Labour nor Conservative. And all of this in a constituency where Labour's 2,500 vote majority could easily be eroded. My head tells me to give Labour a bloody nose and send them to lick their wounds for a while in opposition but my guy instinct is actually to vote for the incumbent MP both because of his record in the constituency and his handling of the Digital Economy Bill. While I think a hung parliament is the best possible outcome for democracy in Britain, I do worry that the Lib Dems will prove as ineffective in government as they have in opposition. I would love to be proved wrong but the failure of their Scottish MPs to turn up for a critical vote has shaken my faith in the party. I find myself in the curious position of having to choose between a Labour MP who has proven time and time again that he will vote against the whip when necessary and an increasingly impotent-looking Lib Dem candidate whose main selling point is the fact that he’s neither Labour nor Conservative. And all of this in a constituency where Labour’s 2,500 vote majority could easily be eroded.

My head tells me to give Labour a bloody nose and send them to lick their wounds for a while in opposition but my guy instinct is actually to vote for the incumbent MP both because of his record in the constituency and his handling of the Digital Economy Bill.

While I think a hung parliament is the best possible outcome for democracy in Britain, I do worry that the Lib Dems will prove as ineffective in government as they have in opposition. I would love to be proved wrong but the failure of their Scottish MPs to turn up for a critical vote has shaken my faith in the party.

]]> Comment on Digital Economy Bill: How did Scottish MPs vote? by Paddy http://jodimullen.co.uk/how-did-scottish-mps-vote-debill/comment-page-1/#comment-107 Paddy Sun, 11 Apr 2010 20:49:12 +0000 http://jodimullen.co.uk/?p=360#comment-107 Although it was to be expected that the majority of the Labour party would either spinelessly follow the whip or pittifully stay at home, what truly shocks me is the abhorrently poor turn out on behalf of the Lib Dems. Surely a party so clearly against this draconic bill should at least have the collective mental apparatus to figure that actually voting in line with what one says sends a stronger message than sound bites or slogans. If they can't even do this sort of thing right now, I really question why I should bother giving them my protest vote this election when they evidently show just as little care as either the Conservatives or Labour. Although it was to be expected that the majority of the Labour party would either spinelessly follow the whip or pittifully stay at home, what truly shocks me is the abhorrently poor turn out on behalf of the Lib Dems. Surely a party so clearly against this draconic bill should at least have the collective mental apparatus to figure that actually voting in line with what one says sends a stronger message than sound bites or slogans. If they can’t even do this sort of thing right now, I really question why I should bother giving them my protest vote this election when they evidently show just as little care as either the Conservatives or Labour.

]]> Comment on Digital Economy Bill: Aftermath by Jodi Mullen http://jodimullen.co.uk/digital-economy-bill-aftermath/comment-page-1/#comment-105 Jodi Mullen Sun, 11 Apr 2010 14:05:45 +0000 http://jodimullen.co.uk/?p=349#comment-105 Ah, there's a reason for that: Nigel Griffiths is stepping down at the end of this parliament - he likely would have been voted out after expenses and infidelity scandals. Edinburgh South is probably the most closely contested constituency in Scotland this time round - both the Lib Dems and Tories have targeted it - and Griffiths' majority is so small that there's a very good chance one or the other could take it. Ah, there’s a reason for that: Nigel Griffiths is stepping down at the end of this parliament – he likely would have been voted out after expenses and infidelity scandals. Edinburgh South is probably the most closely contested constituency in Scotland this time round – both the Lib Dems and Tories have targeted it – and Griffiths’ majority is so small that there’s a very good chance one or the other could take it.

]]> Comment on Digital Economy Bill: Aftermath by John Daniels http://jodimullen.co.uk/digital-economy-bill-aftermath/comment-page-1/#comment-104 John Daniels Sun, 11 Apr 2010 14:01:18 +0000 http://jodimullen.co.uk/?p=349#comment-104 I'd assume that Ian Paisley just votes against everything on the principle that he likes the word 'NO'. I'm surprised that the sitting MP for Edinburgh South - one of the most easily influenced constituencies in the country - didn't even bother to turn up. So now he pisses off the people against it, the people for it, and the Labour Whip. What a genius! I’d assume that Ian Paisley just votes against everything on the principle that he likes the word ‘NO’.

I’m surprised that the sitting MP for Edinburgh South – one of the most easily influenced constituencies in the country – didn’t even bother to turn up. So now he pisses off the people against it, the people for it, and the Labour Whip.

What a genius!

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