Poll: UK Election

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bad rider

The prodigal son of a goat boy
Dec 23, 2007
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Revernd Awesome said:
Brown really has screwed everything up for Labour and I highly doubt they will be voted back in.
Brown, fuck how the hell is tony completely forgotten? Seriously it was tony's fault, except he got chased off and now brown is left holding the bag.... Though he did do an "amazing" job when it came to saving money.
 

Alpharoy

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Dec 21, 2008
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I'll vote for who ever builds a ladder to the moon and promises to maintain it.

So I'm looking at your for this one Lib Dems since thats what they would have to do to get voted by anyone.
 

TheHorizon

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Dec 17, 2008
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Damn, it was about time Democracy spread to Europe.

Finally over-threw Stalin, did ya?
EDIT: Voted for the monster party, because it sounded like my kind of thing.
 

the jellyman

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Jul 24, 2008
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I'd vote labour, because Gordon's only any good in bad times in the economy, and we apparently face some bad times in the economy.
 

Bowstring

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May 30, 2008
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Labour. C'mon you reds!

Brown may have all the charisma of a traffic warden, but I don't think he's doing a bad job. I don't think we can blame the world economic crisis on him. The banks are at fault.
 

robfoughtrome

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Dec 28, 2007
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I'd vote for the Green Party for sure. The three main parties are exactly the same and would do nothing positive or progressive, whichever got into power. Those of you saying "blah blah conservatives cuz Brown sux" should probably recognise this and think about what a waste your vote would be. Also, to the dude that said he wouldn't vote Green because he doesn't like hippies... I'd sooner knock a hippy out than hang out with one, I hate hippies. The hippy movement is about complaining about the world and wanting world peace, but then sitting on your ass all day smoking weed because you haven't got the balls to actually try and change things. Therefore, believing in Green ideals but not voting Green for some BS reason is a far more hippy attitude than having the balls to vote for an underdog party.
 

wewontdie11

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May 28, 2008
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I vote the Frankie Boyle party. [http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=TWRg24a_dJI] He has some very good policies.
 

Steven Kyzburg

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Dec 24, 2008
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I'd like to vote Socialist Party of Britain but i know it would be a waste of a vote... would also like to vote for Liberal Democrats but would also be a waste of a vote...

Although i'm a socialist i'm becoming increasingly disgusted with the Labour Party and im tempted to vote Conservatives just give the entire economy a kick up the backside, supporting our citizens is one thing but hooking up every lazy citizen to a drip feeder is ridiculous!!! Serious social care reforms needed...
 

Ophiuchus

8 miles high and falling fast
Mar 31, 2008
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I hope the two people who selected BNP in that poll were joking.

In the past I voted for the Green Party a few times because they're apparently closest to my beliefs, before realising what an utter waste of time it was. From there I wandered towards Lib Dem, but that seems like a pretty wasted vote too since nobody but the big two are ever going to get in, however idiotic they may both be. So these days I go for the lesser of two evils. That being Labour, as far as I can tell - if it's a choice between Gordon Brown (so utterly ineffectual that, no joke, I actually forget who the PM is until someone reminds me) and David Cameron (do I really need to spell out how insufferable he is?), the choice sorta makes itself.

...and don't get me started on Boris Johnson. Fucking clown.
 

dombot

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Aug 6, 2008
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i always see people saying "Blair fucked it up for labour" and people thinking the country did badly under him i really don't understand what he did that deservers the hate he gets, it seems it just became a popular thing to cry i hate Blair at the moment,
The country is in a much better position than it would be on that popularity seeking elitist snob Cameron, and if we are going to survive the financial crisis we need someone who will get to work and not seek popularity
 

TwistedEllipses

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Nov 18, 2008
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zhoomout said:
carnkhan4 said:
All our political parties have as much appeal as a collection of dead flies in a shop window...

...anyone on here want to be pm? cos I'm ready to vote for any alternative...
I'll do it! It's not quite ruler of the world, but its a start! Mind you, I don't know if I'd be able to juggle studies and leading a country. Either way, my policies would include... uhhh... a free pack of biscuits every day?
Make it chocolate digestives and you're got a deal!
 

goodman528

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Jul 30, 2008
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"Monster raving loony party" FTW!

I wonder how many Americans think you put that in for a joke.