Who has voted for who

[AMDFTW]

Well as the general election looms,i would like to hear who people have voted for and there reasons why be it there policies or the campaine themselves.

i personally dont vote (not on the election role) but i think they all seem to pee in the same pot and evry one of them gets there bit in,also as always there policies seem to fall through but this is something we all have to come to understand.

thats just my view on the matter.

 

[Chi]

tbh, i dont even remember who i voted for.... my brother in law forced me to vote cuase apparently it helps my credit rating or something.... so i just ticked random boxs...

 

[tinytomlogan]

Poll added to thread.

Tbh the blue team are just out to make life easier for the rich and harder for the poor. The yellows have no idea, and that just leaves the red team for me. yeah brown isnt the best bloke for the public role but theres something about him I like.

The only way we wont get taxed to high heaven is Labour so they get my vote.

Ill bet £50 with anyone that if the Conservatives get in by the end of next week they will be saying "Labour have made such a mess of things we need to cut all this and increase tax so much more than we told you we would"

Then its just the Conservative party piece of 10%+ interest rates and the country going into a massive 2nd recession.

/rant over

 

[Ducky Spud]

I voted Lib Dem, but was torn between them and Labour. Just so long as Tories dont get in, like Tom says they are just going to make life harder for most people, plus I just dont like his smug little face haha. I'll be happy with either Lib Dems or Labour

 

[Runebeard]

Sadly, I'm voting for the Blue team. Yeah I know, I'm evil, but back home Liam Fox has won for as long as I can remember and does an excellent job too, and reading through the MP's reasons why you should vote them him, he came out far and away the best where I live. Sure 'Dave' is a bit of a fool, but he might not do a completely terrible job. Hopefully, the people behind him will keep him on a tight leash so he doesn't get carried away.

 

[AMDFTW]

cheers for adding the poll Tom,its a nice touch,its good to hear some different views on the matter

 

[Youngie1337]

BNP, but only for 1 reason.... not racism... not to be horrible.... not prejudice.... just do not like illegal immigrants and how all the jobs at my work was given to other races when it was purchased by some other company. We're not allowed to hire just white British people, so why do they do it, in our own damn country?

I'm all up for having other people here, if they work and pay their way and follow to Britain's rules, but it's getting to a point where shops are being opened where the sell only that countries food and you have to find someone that speaks English to find your way around.

I don't find it OK for someone to come to the UK and do what they want, get away with it, steal money, have kids to stay here and look at you like you're in the wrong country.

Just my view.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Actually youngie if the BNP dampened it down a little Id vote for them too, imegration being the top reason tbh. I dont mind people coming in to work, its just the people that do SFA and get every benifit, furnished houses ect and then just bring all their families in and they get it too. No wonder the goverment is in debt

 

[Youngie1337]

Actually youngie if the BNP dampened it down a little Id vote for them too, imegration being the top reason tbh. I dont mind people coming in to work, its just the people that do SFA and get every benifit, furnished houses ect and then just bring all their families in and they get it too. No wonder the goverment is in debt

That's the same reason as me also man, it's just people are scared to vote for the BNP for some odd reason. They have the right plans and it will save the UK and improve the way of life, but other things will change without a doubt, for the worse most likely.

I also am angry at what they do, coming here scrounging and coming before people here. Every day I walk past a guy who was working, he had a wife and kids, something happened and he now lives on the street with nothing or nobody to be there for him. Yet I just seen about a bunch of Polish people who came to the UK and got private paid for accommodation, they have a bigger place than me and my parents put together, they've been here for less than a month... it took my GF 4 months when homeless for them to help her, but these guys get it in what 2-3 weeks? Still this guy is on the street for a long time now, he has tried getting a place and nothing, no properties available... reason being they're given away to other people.

I still don't count being born in Britain as being British. They work here or get benefits and send most of it home to their family, then they come here and have more kids which legally means they can stay here now.

The government can't see what's happening? Don't get me wrong, if they work and pay their ways and get treated the same, I have no problem at all.

 

[Bungral]

Would vote UKIP but figure as it wont make much of a difference I'm going Conservative.

Labour have had their chance to bugger everything up and now I figure give someone else a chance to bugger it up too.

Nobody will ever be happy with what a government does as it's an impossible task they have to do.

Oh yeah and the other two parties want rid of page 3.... Can't have that now.

 

[I Hunta x]

Me and my parents voted UKIP for a various reasons.

 

[Brooksie]

By the looks of the exit poll atm, it'll be a hung Parliament.

 

[AMDFTW]

well anticipated brooksie,as thats what happend,looks like the conservertive need about 26seats as they are in the lead

 

[siravarice]

After reading what Tom wrote about voting Labour so we won't get taxed to high heaven, I had to laugh. The ONLY way to sort out this economic failure is to tax everyone heavily, along with government spending cuts, bonus freezes and reductions within banks, sorting out the shambles benefits system and our border policy. Something the Tories have a better idea of.

Also, /rant over.

 

[siravarice]

Also, hung parliament! Stupid voters Tories need 36 seats to have majority and there are only 35 left!

 

[tinytomlogan]

The Torries will send us into a 2nd dip recession, labour will cut spending, but allow the economy to start recovering first. Lets not forget the 18% interest rates and humungous inflation the Torries left us with when they got voted out last time. Its Labour that fixed that, they also brought the NHS back from the brink, started tax credits ect ect.

Labour is the working mans party. Conservatives are for the rich, or blind. Read the manifestos - its comical.

 

[WelshD1K]

bnp...

or my mr's did this :

 

[Diablo]

I voted for labour on the basis that the conservatives would really cut back on a lot of spending. As I have seen what happens when the NHS doesn't get enough money, and been on a six month waiting list, I can't condone a party that takes more money out. Also the cut backs would probably affect some of my friends who need governmental assistance to stay at university.

What sealed the deal was those conservative posters saying that labour made the rich richer, I mean of course I'm going to vote for that.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Brown has just resigned, and it sounds like Cameron has been invited to the palace so thats this country under Tory rule. Joy.

Going to be a nice recession.

 

[AMDFTW]

yer Cameron is now PM