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UK people eligible to vote in the General Election
[MAF]Sighmoan:
I actually think they should make it compulsory but add to the ballot sheet an option for 'none of the above'.
I do also agree with Ush that everyone should vote as every part of your life is affected by politics.
[MAF]Rac3r:
I'm not a voting kinda guy either, nothing against my country it's just that my single vote isn't reallly going to make much difference. My vote won't change jack shit.
Plus, lost faith in politics, it's all a load of bollocks.
If I did vote though, I would vote for the conservatives, David Cameron, I like him and his approach to a few things (mainly unemployment).
I do like my country a lot, but times are hard and things IMO have never been worse. We need change, Labour really isn't the party for me, Gordon Brown is also an arrogant fuck with a foul mouth.
[MAF]Snoopy:
--- Quote from: [UK]Rac3r on April 30, 2010, 02:20:38 pm ---it's just that my single vote isn't reallly going to make much difference. My vote won't change jack shit.
--- End quote ---
somebody will reply with an answer like ''well if everyone said that then england would be in a worse state'' even though it's true =/ but meh
[MAF]Epoxi:
I think we need to reach a consensus because any of the parties will do a better job than a hung parliament.
We've just finished a recession, and we're going to slip back into it if we don't take action. All of the parties have satisfactory economic recovery plans, but if there's a hung parliament none of them will be acted on. Look at Italy and Canada. :o
[MAF]Sighmoan:
I really don't think a hung parliament is all that bad. Some council operate on a coalition of parties quite happily. Plus maybe MP's should grow the fuck up and learn to play nicely with each other. Funny how the private sector manages to do this on a daily basis.
BTW, this is funny: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKFTtYx2OHc
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