They're not voting because...
- Am opposed to Labour, the Conservatives...
Am opposed to Labour, the Conservatives are no longer an alternative and I don't agree with Lib Dem policies. A vote for one of the other parties is a wasted vote.
written 1st May 2005
Responses
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Max replies: Whilst not necessarliy endorsing the "other" party you might have considered voting for, what you are proposing is a recipe for *no change*.
written 1st May 2005
Harks back to the early days of fax machines--"What, me get a fax machine? There's no point until the other guy gets one!"
If all the people who thought like you did decide to vote, then it wouldn't be a wasted vote. -
Skylines replies: If you are really "opposed", then you'd better vote for anyone who can really have a chance to "oppose" them.
Otherwise, you keep them again, and again .. without any real "opposition"..
written 1st May 2005 -
Julie replies: If i had a vote for each person who said they weren't voting because it wouldn't change anything i'd be running this country
written 2nd May 2005 -
tiger43 replies: Can I vote for you Julie. I`m sure your much prettier than Tony Blair?
written 2nd May 2005 -
tim replies: tiger43: "you are a weird person"
written 2nd May 2005 -
jenny replies: Not voting at all is a wasted vote. What a ridiculous way of thinking.
written 2nd May 2005
Vote for whoever's policies you agree with most, whether they're one of the 'main' parties or not. That's more or less how it works. -
Sean replies: Just write "None of the Above" across your paper.
written 3rd May 2005 -
Tiger43 replies: To Tim......I am I guess. Its just that I think Julie has more to offer the country than Tony Blair.
written 3rd May 2005
