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With all due respect Marek, there's nothing radical listed there, maybe a few loony suggestions but all within the typical socialist box. Bluntly speaking, they are so unrealistic as to be the sort of thing only Labour or the Communist Party would consider.
As for the young, I can agree with some of your comments, but, generally, they see the procrastination, avoidance of answering even the simplest question, pig-headedness of supporters and a sea of old faces, and think, "this ain't for me", and who can blame them?
In addition, all three main party leaders in this Election specifically avoided answering the one question the country wants answered. They blabbed about change, stability, trust and all that tosh, but ALL failed to tell us how bad it's going to be and what they would do to ease that pain. I don't accept at all Barry's defence that it would be political suicide because even I have an idea of we face and what to do, and I'm no politician. It's no secret that, thanks to Labour, once again we're deep in the sh1t financially. An outline and considered view would have been helpful and would probably have avoided the hung parliament we have now.
Words fail me to describe the lemmings who still thought it made sense to vote Labour after 13 years of dismal failure. Obviously none, or very few of them ever bothered to read and remember what a Labour manifesto included. They are a useful record of lies told to get votes, nothing more.
Melissa, David Blunkett said almnost the same as you, and his honest opinion, the only one on election night, does him much credit. Until his message sinks in it could be a very long time indeed before Labour become a threat. By the way, don't forget Tony B Liar rigged selection proccesses to get the diversification of candidates you wish for, but what did they deliver?