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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think it may be a tad naiive to think this won't descend into a mud slinging free for all. Politics will always polarise people, even swingers, may even rival the hairy vs shaven debates  |
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"I think it may be a tad naiive to think this won't descend into a mud slinging free for all. Politics will always polarise people, even swingers, may even rival the hairy vs shaven debates "
Pretty much this, I started a topic about undecided voters and it's already become a red vs blue mass debate |
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"I think it may be a tad naiive to think this won't descend into a mud slinging free for all. Politics will always polarise people, even swingers, may even rival the hairy vs shaven debates
Pretty much this, I started a topic about undecided voters and it's already become a red vs blue mass debate"
I love a mass debate  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just for fun! So with the gereral election coming close who is everyone voting! And please no bitching leave that for the MPs."
Non of your business.
Hence why voting booths are private. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Monster raving loony party.......Like monsters,used to like raving(getting a bit auld but still dig a bit Detroit techno!)
I'm obviously a loony and like a wee party now n again.
So they've ticked all the right boxes for me definitely  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How I vote is my business. Same as my religious _iews, bank balance, and bowel movements...
There are some things we don't need to share.
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It was only a question if you don't want to comment don't but there is no need to be rude |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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First time ever, Labour. Their ideas that money from the top needs to trickle down rather than further and further cuts for the poorest in our society convince me that this is the way to vote |
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By *adybee77Woman
over a year ago
MAMOBA, miles and miles of bugger all (Aberdeenshire) |
"How I vote is my business. Same as my religious _iews, bank balance, and bowel movements...
There are some things we don't need to share.
It was only a question if you don't want to comment don't but there is no need to be rude"
I wasn't being rude... I was just sharing my thoughts on the thread. Noted you only want certain _iews tho. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Never voted in general election before, as I figured new labour old tory, were one and the same.
But having now experienced life under the tories, I will be tactically voting labour.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Never voted in general election before, as I figured new labour old tory, were one and the same.
But having now experienced life under the tories, I will be tactically voting labour.
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Doh but you could go to bed with Ed and wake up with the poison dwarf - NS  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Maybe but the other lot just voted down protection for witnesses from official secrets act. Basically the govt still trying to cover up for Westminster pedophiles.
They also voted against strengthen ing the military covenant. When I did some research to decide who to vote for. I found the
tory voting record to be by far most repugnant. Think I would rather take my chances with a poison dwarf  |
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I'm actually running a polling station this year again, good turn-out means the day usually flies by, it's an interesting day sartorially as good practice dictates you have to avoid any party colours  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For the very first time I don't want to vote as I don't trust any party. I hate feeling like this as so many people have died to allow us this right.
I think I should be in charge...compulsory swinging and a ban on cyclists pmsl  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well before I decide I'll read all the manifestos, listen to all the debates, check the maths to see if the pledges can be funded, and consider what party best matches my values and beliefs.
Having carefully considered all of the above, then I'll vote for the hottest candidate with the biggest tits! |
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I vote for my local candidate, not in isolation from national parties, but they will represent me, so they must be fit for purpose.
Factors against atm include Conservatives who will implement £20 billions of cuts to in work benefits and support for disabled etc, but refuse to make it clear. That is disreputable to not be honest upfront if people may not afford to live and eat, due to plans where the detail is kept secret.
I'm open minded but expect honesty and trustworthiness, which is in some short supply overall amongst politicians. |
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"I'm actually running a polling station this year again, good turn-out means the day usually flies by, it's an interesting day sartorially as good practice dictates you have to avoid any party colours "
Go naked then! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I kind of want to vote.....have my say and all that.
But there isn't one single party I'd want running the country....not one. So I won't, it feels wrong voting someone in that I don't want in.
I shall happily get on with my life as the country does whatever it does around me..... |
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