Turned away for not having the correct ID - but back to the polling station in minutes

[papasmurf]

You're the one with Rose tinted specs, mine are blue.

The only colour on my spectacles is to protect my eyes from UV light.

[Nick]

Your problem Nick is you need to take your rose tinted Tory spectacles off.

You're the one with Rose tinted specs, mine are blue. 

[papasmurf]

I think you need a new vocabulary, same old bollox time after time.

Your problem Nick is you need to take your rose tinted Tory spectacles off.

[Nick]

I think you need a disability awareness course as matter of urgency.

I think you need a new vocabulary, same old bollox time after time. 

[papasmurf]

Think you need a sense of humour transplant.

I think you need a disability awareness course as matter of urgency.

[Nick]

That is NOT disability awareness. I would also point out a blue badge can only legally be used if the disabled person is with the vehicle.  (They not necessarily the driver. Misuse is rife.)

Think you need a sense of humour transplant. 

[Nick]

That is NOT disability awareness. I would also point out a blue badge can only legally be used if the disabled person is with the vehicle.  (They not necessarily the driver. Misuse is rife.)

Disability has gone mad, Greg Davis was told he qualified as disabled cause he is 6' 8". Think am going to identify as disabled and get a blue badge. 

[Nick]

Nick, young and disabled people the worst effected but they are not the only groups. Plus frankly you really need to go on a disability awareness course, (as do all Tory MPs.)

Young people are thick and don't read things properly, what excuse have disabled people got?

[papasmurf]

Im well aware of the disabled ,I can't get in the golf club car park for blue badges some days

That is NOT disability awareness. I would also point out a blue badge can only legally be used if the disabled person is with the vehicle.  (They not necessarily the driver. Misuse is rife.)

[Streetwalker]

You need a disability awareness course as well. (Seriously.)

Im well aware of the disabled ,I can't get in the golf club car park for blue badges some days 

[papasmurf]

Disabled people have the option of postal vote or vote by proxy . Its not hard , those that find problems voting in person should use those methods . Those that don't use those options amd then complain about not being able to vote are playing the 'Im a victim' card and should be flogged for wasting everyones time .

You need a disability awareness course as well. (Seriously.) 

[Streetwalker]

Nick, young and disabled people the worst effected but they are not the only groups. Plus frankly you really need to go on a disability awareness course, (as do all Tory MPs.)

Disabled people have the option of postal vote or vote by proxy . Its not hard , those that find problems voting in person should use those methods . Those that don't use those options amd then complain about not being able to vote are playing the 'Im a victim' card and should be flogged for wasting everyones time .

[papasmurf]

Ah, so now councils are deliberately print polling cards without the correct information just for disabled and young people. I'd be inclined to think that disabled people have such a tough time that they triple check everything before leaving the house.

Nick, young and disabled people the worst effected but they are not the only groups. Plus frankly you really need to go on a disability awareness course, (as do all Tory MPs.)

[johnofgwent]

And now proof that yet again the Smurf was posting complete made up BS because facts don't suit his agenda but he likes telling lies

Behold I give you the The Voter Identification (Principal Area, Parish and Greater London Authority Elections) (Amendment) Rules 2022

Page 72 to 74 make it clear that by law all polling cards have to contain a detail warning about Voter Identification

 

Having read the first few pages, what the hell is all that about anonymous voter id ?? Isn't that an oxymoron

[Nick]

The information is still being collated, the problem is being obscured by the wall to wall coronation bullshine.
I have had a number of emails from organisations doing the collating. Disabled people and young people are the worst effected.
How many councils did not comply with the legal requirement has not yet been collated.

Ah, so now councils are deliberately print polling cards without the correct information just for disabled and young people. I'd be inclined to think that disabled people have such a tough time that they triple check everything before leaving the house.