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"Polling Card"

Still haven't received mine, I swear if they don't send me one and restrict my right to vote I'm going to be suicide bombing the frickin embassy.

GAH

For the big question mark over if they're fit enough to run the country, I think there's a just as big one over the "why not?" question. Are the Tories fit enough to run the country? Are (edit: I keep saying Is) Labour?

I'm willing to put my trust in them, and if they fail, then they fail. The two other parties will not get my vote because I do not agree with their methods, I do not agree with where they focus, and I do not believe they deserve either my trust or support. But I'd still much rather see Labour get back in than Tories.

Politics ARE so silly.

How are you voting then?

Grix Thraves wrote:

> It's like that poll the Lib Dems did.. if you thought they would get
> in, would you vote for them? And for everyone who voted 'yes', there
> would be enough people to get them into power.
>
>

It's annoying when everyone (probably because of the student population stereotype) here says they want to vote Lib Dems - because they don't trust Labour or Cons, but for no other reason. Seriously, if they did get into power, do you really think they'd be fit to lead the country? The Lib Dems are at their best when considered the 3rd party, but hardly one fit to govern.

Crossbob excluded, we still have a massive bunch of retards/idiots/gypsies voting every time, and somehow the country still does OK. That, and the lack of diversity in the main parties.

Paradox: wrote:
> If not I'll just wrestle an old person and steal their vote.
>
> SOOOOOOOOCIALIST

If they ask, just say you're CrossBob's mum.

Vote Conservative, Vote Zetter.

I don't mind people who don't vote if they don't have an opinion. That's fine, I guess you should really take more of an interest, but who am I to say?

But what DOES annoy me are people who have an opinion and just don't vote anyway. Or people who can't be bothered to make up their mind.. if you feel equally, truely, then that's ok. But if you have an inclining, an idea, anything, for God's sake seek it out, make an effort and have your say.

It's like that poll the Lib Dems did.. if you thought they would get in, would you vote for them? And for everyone who voted 'yes', there would be enough people to get them into power.

It's disturbing that a lack of belief can have such a large hold on our actions.

If not I'll just wrestle an old person and steal their vote.

SOOOOOOOOCIALIST

You should still be able to be put onto the register.

phi11ip wrote:
> I got mine at home, I'm not voting though. I live in a Conservative area, it's like the only
> one in the entirety of London. There's no chance of it going towards Labour, or anyone else.

Of course there's no chance of it changing if you don't bloody vote!

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