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   Steve from Hants says:

   Mar 22, 20:53

   What a load of camp nonsense !!
   
   They could have picked the best song, in my opininon.
   
   Just goes to prove what I have often thought.
   
   The great British public has no taste in music. Or no desire to pick the best or most worthy winner
   
   We have talented musicians, loads of them. But, time and time again, in big public polls, the worst ones are voted the winner.
   
   The same applies to the X-Factor. Leona Lewis was an exception - a worthy winner. But some of the best acts are voted out early.
   
   I reckon it's because we are a nation of angry, extremely jealous people, who cannot stand to see talented people do well.
   
   So most folk try to hold the good ones back.
   
   Path-etic!
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   Steve from Canvey Island says:

   Mar 22, 14:50

   I thought the whole thing was, as usual, horrible. Scooch's song was about the best of a bad lot but it is, like the rest of Eurovision, a complete joke. I didn't know that Scooch had used backing singers but I am not surprised. Nothing is what it seems these days and just when we have got over the business of phone-in scams we find television putting one over on us again. Ho hum. Justin should not have walked off in a huff because he didn't win...he and his co-singer sounded as if they were making it up as they went along. It doesn't matter what song we enter, no-one will vote for it anyway because it has become so political. Scrap the whole sorry lot.
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   JOHN from DUDLEY says:

   Mar 22, 10:19

   No they should not. Give Justin a go. It is a scam!

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