Election Time

[Rillo]

A vote is important because not only did millions die so that we could but, it is the only legal way you get to teach these lying two faced opportunists we call a government, a very harsh lesson.

[Wayne3940]

I agree that everyone should vote because it is a right awarded you by others who fought hard and/or died to give you the right. It is the only chance you have to change the country...........BUT if Bush can get away with rigging a vote in a place as big as America and this to be common knowledge it makes you wonder what the sums really add up to....

If you don't vote its almost as good for Labour as an actual Labour vote.....

[Mitch]

as Tdi already mentioned

"The problem Gentlemen, is that there is no credable aternative to the chancers and vermin who have presented themselves this time around."

everyone thought blair was a credible alternative with his labour party last election and some ppl that voted for him are regretting it so who shall i vote for?

whoever i vote for we are gonna get ****ted on sooner or later by them in one way or another, so dont tell me to pay attention, and less of the stereo typical "all youngsters watch MTV and dnt know about anything else" bullsh.it

how about we all,and by all i mean those that dnt normally vote or dnt no who to vote for go into the ballet box and sign the paper without ticking any electable parties? no one is elcted and a new party would have to be created or the whole country is pushed into uproar? maybe that would be better and u can sleep at nite knowing we went to vote

sorry if anyones offended, didnt mean to offend anyone including u mr morse but had to say what i said

and just because i dnt vote doesnt mean to say i cant criticise them,maybe if i couldnt criticise all electable parties i would go and vote

[shorty]

In OZ you have to vote punishable by a big fine if u don't i think NZ as well

[lexus boy]

i think they should bring that in here too.

[tdiplc]

Mr Morse is quite right in that we do owe our forefathers and we should all vote, but I do not believe that there is anyone currently currently standing for election that shares my values or deserves my vote.

The party that is closest to my values is BNP but of course they have an undesirable side to them too, and I do not expect them to be capable of running the running the country.

I think Labour have made a big mistake by retaining Blair. If they got Gordon Brown in as leader, they could effectively wipe the slate clean and easily get relected as there is no credible alternative.

[Bazza]

problem is that its like you are voting for :

a ) loose a finger

b ) loose a toe

or c ) loose an ear

dont actually want to vote for any of them, so you try and pick the least damaging one

[Bazza]

Mr Morse is quite right in that we do owe our forefathers and we should all vote, but I do not believe that there is anyone currently currently standing for election that shares my values or deserves my vote.

The party that is closest to my values is BNP but of course they have an undesirable side to them too, and I do not expect them to be capable of running the running the country.

I think Labour have made a big mistake by retaining Blair. If they got Gordon Brown in as leader, they could effectively wipe the slate clean and easily get relected as there is no credible alternative.

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good values !!

as long as you are english and white

how any one can even think of supporting a party with racialist overtones is beyond me

we might just have well let hitler win

[javadude]

I was always told by my peers, the two things you never discuss in public are politics and religion.

But deep discussions are fun as long as you don't take it personally. Nothing like mulling over things together late at night with a drink.

[tdiplc]

good values !!

as long as you are english and white

how any one can even think of supporting a party with racialist overtones is beyond me

we might just have well let hitler win

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Quite right Bazza. That's what I meant by "the undesirable sde".

The BNP are very attractive to people wishing to return to the time when you could be proud of being British, but unfortunately they also attracts racists and are probably incapable of running a country.

[rayg]

Right I want to join in! :D

I don't know much about politics and I don't vote but I'll tell you now vote or not I'm english so if I want to moan about them I will.

[Dave-Ellen]

On the subject of politics & governence think of the TV "Yes Minister".

Thats how it is in my view.

two ways to make it better (both impractible or not desirable)

Benevolent dictator (no bowing to interest groups/civil servants)

Or referendums on major issues so "we" decide ( EU constitution etc)

biggest problem in the UK is lack of a written constitution......reliance on convention etc

anyway..............thats my 50p worth