They're not voting because...
- Although a very politically-active person...
Although a very politically-active person by nature (usually, anyway) I simply cannot decide whom to vote for this time around, so I'm not going to. The way things are going, it is unlikely to make the slightest bit of difference, if I do, as my constituency is one of the safest seats in the country. Although a card-carrying member of the Labour Party (and have been for a long time), I am getting seriously pi**ed-off with the control-freakery, and downright disregard for the feelings of the public exhibited by Tony Blair and his entourage. Added to this the fact that hell would have to freeze over twice before I voted Conservative. Sorry to any Conservative sympathisers out there, but I personally just do not agree with anything the Tories stand for.
written 26th Apr 2005
So my only option is the Lib Dems. Now I rather like what the Lib Dems are saying, and what they would do, if by some freak of electoral miracle they were to come to power. However, the cynical part of me says "they can say what they like, because they'll never have to deliver", as they WON'T come to power (not in the near or medium-term, anyway.) So what's the point in casting a vote if it's going to waste? (Just make sure the tories stay out, please!)
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Trees replies: Here Here !
written 26th Apr 2005
Im so glad it's not just me that feels like that !!! -
. replies: why oh why does anybody still buy into three party politics? can nobody see through this sham? every one of the big three is ultimately following the same agenda. there isn't any difference between them, the only thing that the three party deception achieves is it keeps power in the same hands....always. everybody seems to be moaning about not feeling represented.....there is an easy solution...STOP VOTING FOR THEM. there are plenty of parties out there, vote for them and dilute the powerbase of those that are destroying our society!
written 27th Apr 2005
