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- This is not about political ideoligies...
This is not about political ideoligies anymore. I used to vote Labour (when they were Labour) and have been dismayed to see them leave their committment to people behind in pursuance of staying in power.I could...
written 12th Apr 2005 | read more | 12 responses- the party I would vote for (the Green...
the party I would vote for (the Green party) is not standing in my constituency (Ipswich). They cannot afford the £500 minimum cost. If it was free to stand (as it is in council elections), at least every person...
written 12th Apr 2005 | read more | 6 responses- don't complain....
when Labour introduces ID cards, imposes further restrictions on my freedom, tells lies about a rogue state possessing weapons of mass destruction, etc or when the Conservatives come in a screw up the economy, cut...
written 12th Apr 2005 | read more | 5 responses- Vote Labour or Conservative - if you...
Vote Labour or Conservative - if you want this country to follow the bloody Yanks into Iran in the same way we blindly followed them into Iraq...
written 12th Apr 2005 | read more | 6 responses- No Vote No Comment. What is this? What...
No Vote No Comment. What is this? What sort of protest is not voting? It's very easy to blame the system. It's very easy to say "they're all the same anyway". If you don't exercise your right to vote does that mean...
written 12th Apr 2005 | read more | 11 responses- Because I would normally vote SNP, but...
Also worried about the fraud potential of the postal voting system - why should I bother to vote when the results can so easily be faked? No matter how I vote, I reckon Labour will stay in power (and no, I'm not...
written 11th Apr 2005 | read more | 17 responses- is it worth losing my citizenship for?
I am ELEGIBLE to become a UK citizen, BUT : I *could* go ahead and pay over £200 that i don't have, fill out the application form (which is apparantly what the £200 is needed for!), pledge allegiance to the queen...
written 11th Apr 2005 | read more | 6 responses- Allow me to vote without having to leave...
Allow me to vote without having to leave my house/office and i'll vote. I'd like to vote, but I just don't find the time, given all it should require is a firefox window, punching in my national issurance number...
written 11th Apr 2005 | read more | 8 responses- This site appears to be trying to say...
This site appears to be trying to say that people don't vote for reasons other than apathy, but all the reasons I have seen so far are exactly yhat.
written 11th Apr 2005 | read more | 8 responses- To make voting worth while, we the people...
To make voting worth while, we the people should be able to vote on individual policies/laws where it is perfectly clear what the outcome will be for voting one way or the other. eg Should we go to war with Iraq...
written 11th Apr 2005 | read more | 12 responses- I am a mum who works...
I am a mum who works full time 6 days a week. I don't get to see my child often enough as it is so I'm certainly not wasting my time going to tick a wee box on a bit of paper. Especially since regardless of who ...
written 11th Apr 2005 | read more | 6 responses- which bunch of wankers do I decide to...
which bunch of wankers do I decide to waste 1/3 of my income on ?
written 10th Apr 2005 | read more | 5 responses- Your Vote Means Nothing
The idea that an individual has an effect in a democracy of 60 million people is not only wrong, but outright patronising. How many times have I heard the line 'What if everyone thought the same?'? Well, I am an...
written 9th Apr 2005 | read more | 5 responses- <No subject>
Apart from the lack of the "none of the above" (which someone else also commented on), the simple fact that I cannot trust any of the parties to actually represent my wishes invalidates the process for me. (Just...
written 8th Apr 2005 | read more | 4 responses- not voting presents the only real alternative...
not voting presents the only real alternative. This country has been avoiding the consequences of democracy for years and the actual consequences have been the radical and destructive revolution of the thatcher...
written 8th Apr 2005 | read more | 7 responses
