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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.

Hedfix wrote:
> People who see everything as 'black or white' are idiots and need to
> learn about real life whilst being weened off Disney movies.
>
> Next.

No, just unwilling to vote in someone who lies to you in order to take the country to war.

Adios.

People who see everything as 'black or white' are idiots and need to learn about real life whilst being weened off Disney movies.

Next.

Hedfix wrote:
> and that's still better than letting the Tories in.
>
>
> Next.

Sure, if you're a coward who can't stand by his beliefs.

Next.

Easier to say who i'm not voting for

No to

Labour
Conservatives
Any racist crap

Whats left will depend on my mood, serious i'll go with the Lib Dems anything else and it'll be a protest vote for the MRLP or maybe Green.

I'd far rather have the Tories than a man who stands up in front of the nation and says "Education, education, education" and cuts student grants, followed by sending our country to an illegal war over oil under the pretence of security, based on falsified evidence and a thesis written by a PhD student.

Pandaemonium wrote:
> Hedfix wrote:
> Yes but what good are principles when you've handed the country over
> to the most inept and corrupt party?
>
> It's like a new version of that 'go and vote' advert:
>
> "You can't complain, you voted Lib Dem".
>
> If you use your vote to tactically vote in a pary whose policies you
> disagree with, you lose any and all right to complain about
> said government.

and that's still better than letting the Tories in.


Next.

Nah

Best outcome would be labour's majority slashed and Lib Dems having a good number of seats. There's the slight chance they could eclipse the Tories.

Still, they have a got a fat, ginger, alcoholic Scot as their leader... though Tony has been hit with the Stress stick somethign awful.

I'll be voting Lib Dem, most probably.
Seems to me that most young people are voting for them, basically because we've seen first hand Labour screwing things up, and we're still feeling the effects of the old school conservative government.

They could steal it, but I doubt they will.

I'll probably vote Monster Raving Looney as well. Sure they'll screw the country up like the rest of them but as least they'll do it in a comical way :-D Ah well i'll be in Japan come August so can't say i'm that bothered really

Jings a never thought of that angle on it, right enough a lot of collecting cans would go empty if the new coin arrived