Who would you vote for at this present time?

[Jairzinho]

Once stuff is sold off it almost never comes back.

 

Long term, there is sense it voting for the guys that might sell off the country to their mates at a slower pace...just whilst this revolution that's obviously coming picks up some steam.

 

This revolution that is obviously coming, obviously, do you think it would come sooner with a hateful government or a really hateful government?

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Voting labour when you really want to vote Green, is like being married to Eva Green and sleeping with some girl on a night out just to stop your most hated enemy from sleeping with her.

It is categorically nothing like that.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

This revolution that is obviously coming, obviously, do you think it would come sooner with a hateful government or a really hateful government?

You'll be voting Tory then, yeah?

[Stu Monty]

This revolution that is obviously coming, obviously, do you think it would come sooner with a hateful government or a really hateful government?

 

I don't think it's coming. I was being sarcastic.

 

You could show people iPhones actually being made by kids being whipped and they'd still buy them.

 

It ain't coming bro.

[Boss]

It is categorically nothing like that.

 

That was just written in jest to be honest with you Numero, i have no problem with anyone voting labour to usurp the tories, ultimately our objective is the same, it's just about seeing it in two different ways. Besides what if labour don't win? it's best to go for small incremental change in a system rather than playing devils advocate and losing.

[Bobby Hundreds]

There won't be a revolution. There may be desperate times and then slow adaptation to a shit new world but their will be no huge reform of how the world works.

 

Oooooh enjoy yourself It's later than you think

Enjoy yourself whilst your still in the pink.

 

 

Oooh pink.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

That was just written in jest to be honest with you Numero, i have no problem with anyone voting labour to usurp the tories, ultimately our objective is the same, it's just about seeing it in two different ways. Besides what if labour don't win? it's best to go for small incremental change in a system rather than playing devils advocate and losing.

I know it was in jest, mate; I was joking. I mean that voting isn't anywhere near as great as having Eva Green as a wife.

 

I've seen a fair few elections around the world and the line of thought about voting for a party that's going to get 1-2% is always there. It never works. Ever.

[Stu Monty]

You'd be better off badgering the fuck out of your MP (and getting others to do so) about moving left, if you genuinely want to drag things that way. It'll do way more than a wasted vote.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Its good to see the Green party doing so well. Looks like they're in with a chance of winning.

 

Either that or this forum isn't really reflective of the general voter.

[Stu Monty]

I've met the man in the street...he's a cunt.

[Jairzinho]

You'll be voting Tory then, yeah?

 

No, I'll be voting Green. Like I said.

 

I don't think it's coming. I was being sarcastic.

 

You could show people iPhones actually being made by kids being whipped and they'd still buy them.

 

It ain't coming bro.

 

I was being srs.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

No, I'll be voting Green. Like I said.

 

 

Surely you want the most pernicious government possible to hasten the revolution?

[Jairzinho]

I don't know that it would, hence asking a question.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Tory bastard.

[Stu Monty]

And whilst everyone has to take a few minutes to gather what direction Jairz is actually coming from here...he sneaks into his position as dictator.

[Gnasher]

This morning pointed out my dilemma. I turn on the tv to see the tories planning to stop under21s claiming dole, housing benefit. They were hooping and hollowing and smirking and backslapping. I live in a marginal lab/tory seat.

 

I haven't voted labour for many years, however if a kid of 16 near where i live leaves school, dosent have a vote, works for two years, pays tax, gets laid off and then is refused benefits so is made homeless can i look at him and tell him i did not use my vote to get the tory out?

 

It's stick with the moral high ground and vote for the party you believe in or vote tactically to get the tories out. I'm not voting for Labour, im voting to get the tories out.

[Coro]

Why continue to participate in a broken system?

[stringvest]

I've met the man in the street...he's a cunt.

 

did you buy a programme off him though?

[stringvest]

This morning pointed out my dilemma. I turn on the tv to see the tories planning to stop under21s claiming dole, housing benefit. They were hooping and hollowing and smirking and backslapping. I live in a marginal lab/tory seat.

 

I haven't voted labour for many years, however if a kid of 16 near where i live leaves school, dosent have a vote, works for two years, pays tax, gets laid off and then is refused benefits so is made homeless can i look at him and tell him i did not use my vote to get the tory out?

 

It's stick with the moral high ground and vote for the party you believe in or vote tactically to get the tories out. I'm not voting for Labour, im voting to get the tories out.

 

you mean that there's another party that people believe in?

[AngryOfTuebrook]

The Ray Quinn lookalike is Edward Sebastian Grigg.

I'm guessing he doesn't talk like Ray Quinn.

 

His first name is Edward, but he chooses to go by Sebastian. That tells you all you need to know about the cunt.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

You'd be better off badgering the fuck out of your MP (and getting others to do so) about moving left, if you genuinely want to drag things that way. It'll do way more than a wasted vote.

Amen!

 

I'm lucky in that I live in a place that will never return a Tory MP (nor, since they outed themselves as Tory bitches, a Lib Dem) so I can afford to badger my MP and vote for someone I really want. If I was in a marginal seat, then I'd have to go down the route of voting for the least offensive potential winner (but still badgering the bugger - rather than vice versa - once he/she was in power).

[Rico1304]

Amen!I'm lucky in that I live in a place that will never return a Tory MP (nor, since they outed themselves as Tory bitches, a Lib Dem) so I can afford to badger my MP and vote for someone I really want. If I was in a marginal seat, then I'd have to go down the route of voting for the least offensive potential winner (but still badgering the bugger - rather than vice versa - once he/she was in power).

Serious question - if you live in a safe seat, for any party, is there a risk that the MP can toe the party line rather than listen to local opinion.

[Dr Nowt]

Gideon was, very briefly, on my television earlier calling that pack of cunts the party of the NHS.

 

I don't even know how to begin trying to follow that line.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Gideon was, very briefly, on my television earlier calling that pack of cunts the party of the NHS.

 

I don't even know how to begin trying to follow that line.

They are. They're the party trying to destroy the NHS.

[Gnasher]

you mean that there's another party that people believe in?

you mean that there's another party that people believe in?

No not really, The dilemma is do i vote for a party/candidate who is more in tune with my views or do i vote tactically to use my vote to get the tories out? It's catch 22.