Speaks non Tory voter vidsanta :rolleyes:

 

I'm still not sure who I will vote for - all choices are unappealing.

This oven ready is some shite

 

 

I wonder who in the Tory party actually thought of that. May not have been Boris or Cummings. Quite clever though.

Edited December 9, 20195 yr by Crazy Chris-tmas

I'm still not sure who I will vote for - all choices are unappealing.

 

 

I may not even vote. Wife tore her poll card up and says she's not voting as Labour have such a rock solid majority here.

But there'll be a far better chance with the Tories...

 

 

Yes at least his deal should go through and there won't be this cloud of revoking A50 or a second referendum hanging over us.

I may not even vote. Wife tore her poll card up and says she's not voting as Labour have such a rock solid majority here.

 

Whilst my vote is pretty much pointless as I'm in a Tory stronghold, I'm still going to vote.

 

You never know, people in my area may come to their senses and not vote for the racist, bigoted Tories

I'm still not sure who I will vote for - all choices are unappealing.

 

Off course you are, which is why you spend 90% of your time bigging up Tory policy and taking a blind eye to their racism, lying views. the other 10% of the time trolling

Off course you are, which is why you spend 90% of your time bigging up Tory policy and taking a blind eye to their racism, lying views. the other 10% of the time trolling

 

Trolling implies posting stuff you don't believe, but unless you're telepathic how can you know that?

 

Having spent a lot of time in countries where citizens don't get to pick their government, I really really hate the whole "why bother" thing.

 

Regardless of the party you decide on, I really think everyone SHOULD use their vote.

 

None of them appeal to you? Then go with the one that you feel is the lesser evil.

Edited December 9, 20195 yr by mald487

Trolling implies posting stuff you don't believe, but unless you're telepathic how can you know that?

 

Hmm that isn't the definition of trolling :rolleyes:

Regardless of the party you decide on, I really think everyone SHOULD use their vote.

 

None of them appeal to you? Then go with the one that you feel is the lesser evil.

 

100% agreed (even if you're not willing to vote for any of the options presented there is always the additional option of spoiling your ballot to express your distaste for all options).

None of them appeal to you? Then go with the one that you feel is the lesser evil.

 

Then you wouldn't like my probable choice. ;)

 

Hmm that isn't the definition of trolling :rolleyes:

 

Only if the definition has changed recently? :unsure:

Edited December 9, 20195 yr by vidsanta

You're not still trying to pretend "I was Labour, but Corbyn..." still, vidcapper?! :rofl: It is the biggest fat lie in the Tory playbook!! Every Tory boomer says it on facebook.

We've been over this, trolling is content the poster is keenly aware will only rile up those who see it and is not necessary information, rather being posted so the troll can have "a good laugh" at others getting angry, belief or lack thereof is not part of it and I'd say in most cases trolls do actually believe what they post but would rather not admit to such.

 

additionally, if I were to guess at vidcapper's intentions, I would say that you are very likely now sympathetic to the Tory campaign based on the issue of Brexit and shall be voting for them. However you have stated on multiple occasions in the past that you would never vote Tory as long as you live, and more than being seen as reputable or being a shy Tory, you are more concerned with your word and not appearing as a hypocrite or having changed your mind.

 

I reckon he's one of the shy Tories.

 

But on that note, I think we will now see a SHY LABOUR effect. The Tories have been promoted as the party of natural government by the vast majority of the media. During the polling, fewer and fewer have "forgotten" they voted Labour. That, as the twitter thread said, was denial. Shy Labour. The more respectable it seems, the more likely it is that they say they will vote Labour. I think we now have shy Labour voters the polls aren't taking into account. In the 2015 election we still had a shy Tory effect from the polls to the ballot box. The polls still inflate the Tories, as they always did, and tey to compensate for a shy Tory effect, which is now minimal thanks to the media cheerleading. Double-edged sword! What we have instead is a shy Labour effect.

Then you wouldn't like my probable choice. ;)

 

No I probably wouldn't :lol: but I'd still rather you use it ;)

I reckon he's one of the shy Tories.

 

But on that note, I think we will now see a SHY LABOUR effect. The Tories have been promoted as the party of natural government by the vast majority of the media. During the polling, fewer and fewer have "forgotten" they voted Labour. That, as the twitter thread said, was denial. Shy Labour. The more respectable it seems, the more likely it is that they say they will vote Labour. I think we now have shy Labour voters the polls aren't taking into account. In the 2015 election we still had a shy Tory effect from the polls to the ballot box. The polls still inflate the Tories, as they always did, and tey to compensate for a shy Tory effect, which is now minimal thanks to the media cheerleading. Double-edged sword! What we have instead is a shy Labour effect.

 

I really hope your right, but I just don't see it happening. :(

 

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What if someone doesn't have time to vote? Some people work 12 hour shifts? Should we have voting over a weekend, 2 full days, as they do in some countries?

What if someone doesn't have time to vote? Some people work 12 hour shifts? Should we have voting over a weekend, 2 full days, as they do in some countries?

 

Just think, if you vote labour you'd get more bank holidays and heading to a 4 day working week. :P

What if someone doesn't have time to vote? Some people work 12 hour shifts? Should we have voting over a weekend, 2 full days, as they do in some countries?

I've been advocating Sunday voting for a very long time. Voting could finish earlier than 10.00, there would be no need to close schools for a day, fewer people would need to take polling day off work.