Poll: New poll on who you will vote for?

[meghatronic]

well I think I've become so disillusioned with the system and two major parties that at least voting lib dem will shake them all up. We need a massive change in this country, not just the other side of the same old bad penny.

So massive change being continue to give Labour the power? Or, worst case (if Lib Dem get in) surrendering all power to the EU?

 

[cymatty]

I wanna vote! I wanna vote!

Where can I find a list of the parties' policies?

On the parties website.

 

[Gaidin109]

Exactly and then all the people who voted lib dem will realise what idiots they are. Most of them do not have a clue about the lib dem policies which makes me dislike democracy.

Only its not democracy, it is a media induced popularity contest. This election is turning out to have more in common with Xfactor and Britains got Talent that a democratic election process I'm afraid.

 

[daz]

 

[meghatronic]

Only its not democracy, it is a media induced popularity contest. This election is turning out to have more in common with Xfactor and Britains got Talent that a democratic election process I'm afraid.

Exactly. For shame.

 

[cymatty]

Only its not democracy, it is a media induced popularity contest. This election is turning out to have more in common with Xfactor and Britains got Talent that a democratic election process I'm afraid.

Exactly, and this is what stinks about democracy, most of the populous have an IQ in single figures.

 

[meghatronic]

Exactly and this is what stinks about democracy, most of the populous have an IQ in single figures.

I can has vote now?

 

[cymatty]

I can has vote now?

No

 

[SourChipmunk]

On the parties website.

Sorry. I'm not familiar enough with the parties over there to even know what to look for.



Found one: http://www.conservatives.com/Policy.aspx

edit: found two: http://www.liberal.org.uk/policies/index.htm

edit: found three: http://www.labour.org.uk/policies/home

Any more?

 

[JohnnyG]

Exactly and then all the people who voted lib dem will realise what idiots they are. Most of them do not have a clue about the lib dem policies which makes me dislike democracy.

Something that might confirm your theory is that since the debate Clegg is on a higher plane, that's simply because he's a nice bloke and nothing to do with his policies as I for one can't remember any of the policies debated the other night, most won't be able to either I'd guess.
Voting for a nice bloke is daft.

 

[cymatty]

Sorry. I'm not familiar enough with the parties over there to even know what to look for.



Found one: http://www.conservatives.com/Policy.aspx

That is the only one you need.

 

[Mr-White]

It's not the fault of the voter that no other party is convincing enough for us all vote for them instead

It's also not the fault of the voter that there's no one worth voting for !

MW

 

[ordinaryjoe]

I can't believe how many people are voting for Lib Dem... Sure their leader is a good speaker and did well in that TV debate but their policies are utter **** and generally give the impression that they don't know the consequences of what they want to do... but that's fine... they'll still get votes from people who don't look any deeper than the nice shiny paint

 

[PermaBanned]

Interesting thing i came across earlier (but can't find now...) showed you how effective your vote was. If i remember correctly in 'Tyneside, North' 1 vote is equal to 1/17th of the average vote.

 

[meghatronic]

I can't believe how many people are voting for Lib Dem... Sure their leader is a good speaker and did well in that TV debate but their policies are utter **** and generally give the impression that they don't know the consequences of what they want to do... but that's fine... they'll still get votes from people who don't look any deeper than the nice shiny paint

If you're bored, search on twitter for Nick Clegg tweets. Don't have firearms nearby.

 

[Inquisitor]

Exactly, and this is what stinks about democracy, most of the populous have an IQ in single figures.

As Winston Churchill eloquently put it:

The best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter.

 

[Von Smallhausen]

Sorry. I'm not familiar enough with the parties over there to even know what to look for.

Not a bad thing Raist.

They are all as much use as a Jedi's testicles.

 

[cymatty]

Voting for a nice bloke is daft.

Once they have voted for him and he starts implementing his crazy ideas (if he gets in) , it is to late to sort out the mistake.

Unlike X factor you do not have a choice over buying the record once the result is announced.

 

[Nzyme]

I believe that we need a change at the top, even if its just to give labour the kick-up the arse they need to sort themselves out.

Certain policies are putting me off both the conervatives (economy and health) and lib dems (nuclear!!!)

 

[meghatronic]

Interesting thing i came across earlier (but can't find now...) showed you how effective your vote was. If i remember correctly in 'Tyneside, North' 1 vote is equal to 1/17th of the average vote.

http://www.voterpower.org.uk/ - I'm ****** here.