Why I wont vote Tory

[TheFaQQer]

Still left with the same dilemma though... WTF will I vote for?

BNP?

[shaunbhoy]

But if I don't vote - I don't feel I have the right to bitch about whoever's in.

Of course you do. That is the beauty of living in a democracy(albeit a flawed one).

Plus - lots of people struggled so that I could have the right to vote, so IMO, it should be the law.

No they didn't CM. Subtle difference, they struggled to give you the option whether or not you want to vote. If you don't then that is perfectly fine, the struggles occurred to give you the choice, not to compel you to do something against your better judgment.

HTH

[RichardCranium]

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[Lockhouse]

UKIP for me - they already have my £20.

[fullyautomatix]

Thats what the US did round about the early 30s. It turned a deep recession into a depression. Labour have a good point about that IMHO.

Yeah, borrowing billions and spending on non productive labour party vote banks will immensely help the economy and propel us into prosperity.

What would not work is cutting public sector non jobs and investing that cash into infrastructure, encouraging small businesses and developing new technology.

[rootsnall]

BNP?

It has crossed my mind, as a protest vote that may be taken notice of. Any other minority party or a spoilt ballot paper and the main parties don't give a tulip.

[bobhope]

Thats what the US did round about the early 30s. It turned a deep recession into a depression. Labour have a good point about that IMHO.

Do you really believe that?

[cailin maith]

BNP?

I'd rather gouge my own eyes out with a rusty spoon.

[doodab]

It has crossed my mind, as a protest vote that may be taken notice of. Any other minority party or a spoilt ballot paper and the main parties don't give a tulip.

A protest against what? Common decency?

Vote green. At least no one will get hurt.