Thread: So Who's Everybody Here Voting For In The Next UK General Election?

Quote: Originally Posted by lemoncurd Um..whilst you are perfectly entitled not to vote, you do realise that not submitting your electoral register form is illegal and can get you a fine? Done it before, three years ago I did not fill it in and nothing was done. It is about time it was changed anyway, if there is not change in circumstances then they should leave well alone and only get people to fill it in if there is a change. If not voting...

I'm voting Tory

Conservative for the first time

Quote: Originally Posted by noise747 Done it before, three years ago I did not fill it in and nothing was done. It is about time it was changed anyway, if there is not change in circumstances then they should leave well alone and only get people to fill it in if there is a change. If not voting what is the point in filling it in? I did not fill in the last two census either. OK - I didn't know they had a policy of not enforcing it. The...

Quote: Originally Posted by allafix There are always people who vote the same way year in year out. They are the core supporters. They are the core people who cannot sit down and think for themselves.

Quote: Originally Posted by allafix Amazed no one challenged this statement. There was more crime in the 1980s, more unemployment and just as many people on benefits. Public services were sub-standard, awful compared to today. Of course no one votes Tory because their parents do. There are always people who vote the same way year in year out. They are the core supporters. So if some say "I vote Labour" or "I vote...

Quote: Originally Posted by Nico your maggie stayed in power, the flaklands war made her popular, free market, adam smith invisible hand made business' very rich, they liked the money, they kept her in power. she was a liberal in economic sense and that made the fat cats very rich, little state intervention, sunday trading, oh the fat capitalists loved that. big business' loved the way she handle the trade unionists, labour was...

The Free milk as I understand was introduced towards the end of the wae because of malnutrition. IIt was abolihed becaue maluntrition was no longer a problem. In fact it would probably make sebnse now to introduce diets for school children as obesity is now the problem.

I most certainly will be voting for Labour even though I don't agree with all of their policies. But the others parties offer me far less.

Quote: Originally Posted by bootyache Can you answer my question. I would have thought it was fairly straightforward... A FM posted, 'I vote Labour'. This, to me, seemed to indicate that they vote Labour and will be voting Labour at the next election. It seemed a very cut and dried approach, as if it makes no difference what Labour do or don't do, they'll still vote for them. It came fairly hot on the heels of another...