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"Who will you be voting for?"

There's a general election on the horizon and it means government money is coming out of education, healthcare and police and into propaganda campaigns.

It's almost certainly a two-horse race which Cheshire-car faced Tony will win, and blubbering cash-wasting Tories will come second in, before their angered voters turn to more radical right wing parties who offer them policies as opposed to middle-ground but-more-racist-than-labour policies. Namely UKip or BNP, who are openly racist, just not so much middle ground.

Personally I'm voting for the British Socialist Party. Commies, of sorts. I feel that it's an honour to have a vote and I wont waste it, instead I'll plough a wry amount of hope into a small party with a more coherent phillosophy than the chimps-in-suits running the country.

How about you then?

Be political or not-so as you wish.

Ooh and argue, that would be fun.

Aha

I`m not your dear..
no offence taken

JAT to Regular in 2 posts?

Remembered your old account then eh?

Because, my dear Sweet Tooth, it may (or may not) be the start of a trend towards further restriction on abortion rights. Four months may seem trivial but it’s the principle. I do not see the need to further limit women’s choices, especially when there are so many more important issues to tackle. Well I am probably over reacting slightly, but the Tories are treading a fine line with me, one between a vote and a messy ballot card.

By the way, no offence, but don't quote the whole damn post in future. Thankyou.

Emperor Palpatine wrote:
> I am traditionally a Tory and I am tempted to vote for them as it
> appears the party has been reviving its fortunes of late. But old
> Howard wants to limit abortion (from 24 to 20 months) [URL]
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4349581.stm [/URL] which to be
> quite frank is extremely annoying (I am financially conservative but
> socially liberal). I suspect I will be spoiling my ballot card.
>
> How should I go about it this time? Shall I invent my own party on
> the card, write offensive words or simply soil it?


Why does the 24 to 20 months bother you?

Will do. Public decency and hygiene is over-rated anyway.

Wipe your ass on it.

I am traditionally a Tory and I am tempted to vote for them as it appears the party has been reviving its fortunes of late. But old Howard wants to limit abortion (from 24 to 20 months) [URL] http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4349581.stm [/URL] which to be quite frank is extremely annoying (I am financially conservative but socially liberal). I suspect I will be spoiling my ballot card.

How should I go about it this time? Shall I invent my own party on the card, write offensive words or simply soil it?

If I was old enough to vote I'd go with the Green party, or the Monster Raving Looneys if they're still around.

oooh politics :-)