None of the above.

But as I live in France it's not fair to vote anyway.

We voted for foreigners to LEAVE and they have still not left. Vote for someone who is going to enforce the LEAVE vote and get them gone. I would fully support a KILL/NO KILL referendum for foreigners instead of the polite one we have last year when we told them nicely to LEAVE.

comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 6 seconds ago
Is Katie Hopkins not running?
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I'd love to see her run.

Preferably into a meat grinder.

comment by rossobianchi #EquipaLulaDaAlegria (U17054)
posted 2 minutes ago
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posted 12 minutes ago
comment by rossobianchi #EquipaLulaDaAlegria (U17054)
posted 2 minutes ago
That said, if I were to vote (and I won't be, because I don't agree with non-residents voting), I'd be voting for the Greens again.

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Same thing anyway
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True, unfortunately.

It's a crime that we don't have a system of proportion representation - you know, a system that actually counts all of the votes cast in the country and ensures that everyone is represented in Parliament - instead of the stupid facking archaic and academically undemocratic FPTP.

We could have been there by now if people had supported the AV campaign. But no, of course not. Yet another massive bollok dropped by the politically illiterate British electorate.

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There is at least one nation in the Union with a more politically informed society who do use a form of PR.

You know the one with the best scenery and the whisky

Damn, I usually vote once every five years and then ignore the news until the next election comes round. This has ruined my routine.

comment by Marcus Haber (U1734)
posted 1 minute ago
We voted for foreigners to LEAVE and they have still not left. Vote for someone who is going to enforce the LEAVE vote and get them gone. I would fully support a KILL/NO KILL referendum for foreigners instead of the polite one we have last year when we told them nicely to LEAVE.

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comment by jar jar winks (U21185)
posted 37 minutes ago
They've gone easy on Corbyn for tactical reasons. They won't anymore.

Party politics aside, that someone who voted AGAINST the NI peace process can become PM is just mental (he voted against it because he thought it was too harsh on the PIRA)
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How about May and selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, a country which exports terror, oppresses it's masses and bombs innocent civilians.

Politics is a very dirty game, at least be fair with the criticism.

Even as a libertarian I wouldn't vote Conservative. They are truly awful.

comment by Marcus Haber (U1734)
posted 3 minutes ago
We voted for foreigners to LEAVE and they have still not left. Vote for someone who is going to enforce the LEAVE vote and get them gone. I would fully support a KILL/NO KILL referendum for foreigners instead of the polite one we have last year when we told them nicely to LEAVE.
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I don't get how people can vote for this Tory government either, I could understand it under Cameron (despite all his piggish mannerisms); yet who in their right mind would vote for Sith Lord May?!

21 people on this forum so far would like to continue driving people into food bank dependency, slash the hell out of public services, continue to deepen the NHS and social care crisis, continue to allow our government to support, arm and train Saudi Arabia's famine inducing war crimes in Yemen and... You get the idea.

Stupidity, ignorance or vested interests. Which? Only three possible reasons for voting Tory under any circumstances.

We have to assume that there are many people in this country who have been positively affected by a Tory government.

I have never met any of these people, but they surely must exist...

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comment by Galvation. (U10415)
posted 52 seconds ago
Must have some rich people amongst us.
I feel priviledged
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I will squash you with my wallet.

I want to hear some pro-tory arguments on here that do not mention Jeremy Corbyn

Lets skip the arguing and just begin the class war

any poor people here that i can rinse more money out of....

my rich mate wants a holiday but unfortunately he can only afford a 5 star hotel in los angeles. He really wants to go to the best one in vegas

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comment by Super Kami Willy - Brexit means Brexit (U9880)
posted 6 minutes ago
any poor people here that i can rinse more money out of....

my rich mate wants a holiday but unfortunately he can only afford a 5 star hotel in los angeles. He really wants to go to the best one in vegas
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Talking about me Kami?

comment by Henderson's Running Style (U10731)
posted 9 minutes ago
I want to hear some pro-tory arguments on here that do not mention Jeremy Corbyn
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He will be the only reason the torys win still

comment by BerbaKing11 (U6256)
posted 11 minutes ago
21 people on this forum so far would like to continue driving people into food bank dependency, slash the hell out of public services, continue to deepen the NHS and social care crisis, continue to allow our government to support, arm and train Saudi Arabia's famine inducing war crimes in Yemen and... You get the idea.

Stupidity, ignorance or vested interests. Which? Only three possible reasons for voting Tory under any circumstances.
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From what I've read of your posts, we're politically not a million miles away from each other Berba, and I'd be interested in your thoughts on the Greens.

If I were voting, I'd be tempted by Corbyn's Labour, but would probably stick with the Greens given their priorities.

This thread has kind of confirmed what we alread know. Left wingers doing all the shouting, while the silent majority vote right and slink back into the darkness.

Normally vote Green. I'm voting Labour as they have best chance of ousting the Tories in my constituency.

Anyone but the tories for me

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