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Previously on "Does voting for X make you feel X?"

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  • SueEllen
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    You are presuming every party stands in every constituency.

    When I first voted which was in a Labour strong hold, there were no Tory and Lib Dem candidates.

    So if you wanted to vote against the sitting MP there were random socialist parties, the Communist Party and the Greens.

    The sitting Labour MP won by a landslide.

    Since then I've been lucky enough to live in a few marginal constituencies. So voting some random party isn't a wasted vote as the candidate who wins and becomes MP normally pulls his/her finger out. You hear about them everywhere until you are sick of them. If they don't they get voted out.

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  • d000hg
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    Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post
    People who vote labour like to give the impression that they care about other people.

    People who vote Tory are either driven by class, want the country run by the most competent party and /or want the freedom to go about their affairs as they wish whilst accepting responsibility for their own lives.

    People who vote UKIP are either those who are p*ssed of with the other two parties or raving nutters and little englanders.

    People who vote Green or lib dem are just twats
    I never had you down as a Lib Dem voter Dodgy.

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  • DodgyAgent
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    Originally posted by Syntyrion View Post
    FTFY
    Thanks

    Just altered it

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  • Syntyrion
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    Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post
    People who vote labour like to give the impression that they care about other people.

    People who vote Tory are either driven by class, want the country run by the most competent party and /or want the freedom to go about their affairs as they wish whilst accepting responsibility for their own lives.

    People who vote UKIP are either those who are p*ssed of with the other two parties or raving nutters and little englanders.

    People who vote Green or lib dem are just twats
    FTFY

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  • SimonMac
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    Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post
    Can you please set up a poll and add an option to the end 'I vote for AndyW's mum' ?
    "does voter apathy make you feel up Andyw's mum"

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  • DodgyAgent
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    People who vote labour like to give the impression that they care about other people.

    People who vote Tory are either driven by class, want the country run by the most competent party and /or want the freedom to go about their affairs as they wish whilst accepting responsibility for their own lives.

    People who vote UKIP are either those who are p*ssed of with the other two parties or raving nutters and little englanders.

    People who vote Green or lib dem are just twats
    Last edited by DodgyAgent; 22 January 2015, 17:09.

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  • turbowoowoo
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    Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View Post
    Since when have Labour been anything to do with the working class apart from trying to make them poorer and beholden to big business
    My point was that a lot of people are pidgeon holing parties.

    I was being sarcastic

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  • MicrosoftBob
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    Originally posted by turbowoowoo View Post

    Does voting for Labour make you feel - working class and a bit like a commie?

    ?
    Since when have Labour been anything to do with the working class apart from trying to make them poorer and beholden to big business

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  • VectraMan
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    I thought this was going to be about X-Factor.

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  • FatLazyContractor
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    Does voting for Jeremy Clarkson make you feel - Twatty, Dodgy and W@nky?

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  • Uncle Albert
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    You may be onto something.

    I bet every politician votes for them-self.

    So {insert name of MP} votes for himself = He feels himself = they are all

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  • TheFaQQer
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    Originally posted by turbowoowoo View Post
    Does voting for the Tories make you feel - Middle class and successful?
    No

    Originally posted by turbowoowoo View Post
    Does voting for Labour make you feel - working class and a bit like a commie?
    No

    Originally posted by turbowoowoo View Post
    Does voting for UKIP make you feel - inferior and racist?
    No

    HTH

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  • FatLazyContractor
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    Can you please set up a poll and add an option to the end 'I vote for AndyW's mum' ?

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  • turbowoowoo
    started a topic Does voting for X make you feel X?

    Does voting for X make you feel X?

    Does voting for the Tories make you feel - Middle class and successful?

    Does voting for Labour make you feel - working class and a bit like a commie?

    Does voting for UKIP make you feel - inferior and racist?

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