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- For all those not voting who may, ...
For all those not voting who may, spare a thought for those that fought so that you can. Spare a thought for the fact that you live in a democratic country that gives you the right and the freedom to do so. If...
written 5th May 2005 | read more | 7 responses- I AM voting, but i want to say that ...
I AM voting, but i want to say that everyone here will be the first to complain when the government they don't want gets in - if you don't vote, you lose your right to complain; it's as simple as that. Also, anyone...
written 5th May 2005 | read more | 12 responses- It's not my country any more
I refuse to endorse the gang of traitors who turned my homeland into a police state while simultaneously allowing it to be colonised by the dregs of Africa Asia and Eastern Europe. This election has seem third ...
written 5th May 2005 | read more | 35 responses- Democracy -- what's THAT?
Let's face it, no one knows what democracy is, it's just something we somehow feel is better than a monarchy or dictatorship, and as long as it is not Communist or Imperial democracy, we're happy... but it can be...
written 5th May 2005 | read more | 7 responses- safe seat
safe seat safe seat safe seat repeat
written 4th May 2005 | read more | 5 responses- Because I don't want the right to complain...
Because I don't want the right to complain. My old mum says that if you don't vote you can't complain. So I won't, what's the point: the policies of the two major parties are so similar it makes no difference who...
written 4th May 2005 | read more | 10 responses- i am an alien resident; I am good for...
i am an alien resident; I am good for local and EU elections, but cannot mess with national politics.
written 4th May 2005 | read more | 5 responses- The BNP aren't standing in my borough...
The BNP aren't standing in my borough.
written 4th May 2005 | read more | 43 responses- There is no candidate standing in my...
There is no candidate standing in my constituency that I can actively endorse and no party that properly represents my views. I would like to vote for a Green Party candidate, but there isn't one.
written 3rd May 2005 | read more | 11 responses- I'm not yet 16, and because of the ageist...
I'm not yet 16, and because of the ageist constitution in this country, i wont be able to for at least four years.
written 3rd May 2005 | read more | 16 responses- Because it is not mandatory, make it...
Because it is not mandatory, make it mandatory and I'll vote. With a 100% turnout no one "party" would ever get a majority and it would force electoral reform ... which of course why they won't do it!
written 3rd May 2005 | read more | 8 responses- Whoever I vote for, we will still be...
Whoever I vote for, we will still be stuck with a bloated bureaucracy; we will still be paying over-inflated prices for fuel; we will still likely be part of another bloated bureaucracy (the European Union); and...
written 3rd May 2005 | read more | 6 responses- ...I'm in China - along with the rest...
...I'm in China - along with the rest of the UK manufacturing industry. Now why doesn't someone do something about that?
written 3rd May 2005 | read more | 6 responses- I am not voting because I have no faith...
I am not voting because I have no faith in any party - All governments continually fail to deliver their promises (as explained why in the book of Jeremiah 10:23). Solomon rightly said, "Man has dominated man to...
written 2nd May 2005 | read more | 17 responses- I am in prison - and I am not allowed...
I am in prison - and I am not allowed to vote. How unfair!
written 2nd May 2005 | read more | 14 responses