I watched it and it was pretty fucking funny.

Be warned the following ramble contains a lot of profanity.

Milibum was beating himself off infront of the camera every time he spoke, christ that was annoying and then the green lady started that shit at the end too.

Policy wise they might as well have been all the same person, Farage banging on about immigrants being the cause of all evils and how you can fix the economy by leaving the EU and banning all the immygants was quite endearing to watch. Even though he's a twit, he is a very charismatic one and some of his jabs had my laughing quite loudly <.<

Clegglett was the only fucker to mention mental health but I can't bring myself to vote for the LOLiberal Democrats, ever, with the clegglett in charge. VInce Cable maybe but he'd never make PM sadly. Cameron was somewhat convincing with his stuff over the economy and even though I hate their guts for trying to carve up the NHS they are at least going to do better than following the farce of Greece like the other minor parties wanted to do.

Hurr Austerity baaaaaaad, yeah no shit it sucks but have you seen what happens when you suddenly try and reverse it? Let alone without a solid plan to do so. As for housing, it was again the tories who spoke the most sense which pains me slightly to admit.

So in summary we have
Greens - A nice sideshow but not enough sound policies to go with giving a damn about climate change.

Liberal Democrats - +1 Kudos for mentioning MHC but every time he opened his gob I was trying not to laugh. 'We did the next best thing to scrapping tuition fees!' ... by tripling them. Fuck outta here.

Plaid/SNP - Nice to see a different side to politics but it just left me a bit more salty towards the scots. They get free education and prescriptions from us but still QQ about the only thing keeping Putin's cock inside his trousers. Plaid didn't seem bad really, just looking out for the welsh as is their right to do so.

Labour - I tended to zone out when Milibumbandit was doing his hand bobbing thing, because it was just so damn funny. You could tell he'd had public speaking lessons from some cutrate nitwit and was just mirroring the 'politician's wank' endlessly. Policy wise it was just a gimped version of what cameron was spouting with no solid promises at all.

Tories - I will admit, their points about the economic growth were decent, they are at least Pro-EU but might flipflop to woo back eurosceptics. The housing plan was sound and they didn't come out with anything too shitty for once. Gove is gone and I could perhaps stomach another 5 years of them provided thaaaaaaat they fuck their greedy bastarding paws right the fuck off the NHS and remove their privatising penisuuus from the equation. Ahem. '4% is now 6%' another 5 years and that might be 10%. I hope that enough Pro NHS MPs get the fuck into westminster to cockblock the sods who are carving it up.

UKIP - We shall go on to the end. We shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be. We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender,
Amen.
FUCK IMMIGRANTS

And that was a night in britbong politics through the eyes of a jaded psych student <_<