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All I want to see is Vince Cable in at No.11. I love his name.

At 5/6/10 09:04 AM, LOLZILLA wrote: All I want to see is Vince Cable in at No.11. I love his name.

The Vince or Cable parts? Or the whole thing together?

At 5/6/10 09:09 AM, ScorpionReturn5 wrote:

At 5/6/10 09:04 AM, LOLZILLA wrote: All I want to see is Vince Cable in at No.11. I love his name.

The Vince or Cable parts? Or the whole thing together?

Both together. He sounds like a porn star.

At 5/6/10 09:11 AM, LOLZILLA wrote:

At 5/6/10 09:09 AM, ScorpionReturn5 wrote:

At 5/6/10 09:04 AM, LOLZILLA wrote: All I want to see is Vince Cable in at No.11. I love his name.

The Vince or Cable parts? Or the whole thing together?

Both together. He sounds like a porn star.

.......................................H uh............Oh yeah it does. Though I only see it in the Cable part.

Hahahaha thank you smartass. Well all in all I guess it's something to be expected then.

If you vote conservative, you're killing me.

Heres an election "map" i found, first impressions say that the conservatives are gonna romp it but do them tiny little constituencies count as much as them big ones? i mean it can be only one seat right? if thats the case labour have a got a shit load of little specks in the midlands which could make it hung

My real question is who is the better choice for Office?

At 5/6/10 09:42 AM, CharltonChinchilla wrote: Heres an election "map" i found, first impressions say that the conservatives are gonna romp it but do them tiny little constituencies count as much as them big ones? i mean it can be only one seat right? if thats the case labour have a got a shit load of little specks in the midlands which could make it hung

yes, that's the way it works. the thing is rigged so that labour wins all the inner cities which have crappy turnouts. see last time, where labour won 35.3% of the vote compared to the tories' 32.3%, but won over 150 more seats (out of ~650)

To be fair it doesn't matter which of the three main parties wins, i am voting conservatives personally.

None can truly help us out economically because we are a part of the EU. If we weren't then we wouldn't be in so much trouble nor of had a recession.

I am going to go play a drinking game with my mates with my mates where we have a shot and do the nazi salut for every seat the BNP get. I have a feeling if we stick to those rules we're gunna be pretty sober.

But I thart that Britain was a monarchy

durr hurr

Voting BNP, I hate everyone

At 5/6/10 10:22 AM, Lemmiwinks91 wrote: To be fair it doesn't matter which of the three main parties wins, i am voting conservatives personally.

fuck you

I voted tory, bite me. I don't want lib dems to win this seat.

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Also tonight my house is hosting a drinking game party where we run sweepstakes on each constituency announced. everyone else drinks

At 5/6/10 10:38 AM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: I voted tory, bite me. I don't want lib dems to win this seat.

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Also tonight my house is hosting a drinking game party where we run sweepstakes on each constituency announced. everyone else drinks

but why? tory are shit, even if you're not a bum bandit surely their quality stance is... wrong? http://mygayvote.co.uk

I took a test online and it said that I should be voting for the Scottish Green Party.

Somebody vote for them for me.

At 5/6/10 10:45 AM, citricsquid wrote:

At 5/6/10 10:38 AM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: I voted tory, bite me. I don't want lib dems to win this seat.

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Also tonight my house is hosting a drinking game party where we run sweepstakes on each constituency announced. everyone else drinks

but why? tory are shit, even if you're not a bum bandit surely their quality stance is... wrong? http://mygayvote.co.uk

Thats quite interesting actually and im suprised not much has been reported about it, i maybe wrong but i heard they may be doing a review on the human rights act passed by labour shout me down if im wrong but thats what ive heard

At 5/6/10 10:38 AM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: I voted tory, bite me. I don't want lib dems to win this seat.

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Also tonight my house is hosting a drinking game party where we run sweepstakes on each constituency announced. everyone else drinks

You appalling fucking cunt.

Voting Tory in a Tory/Lib marginal is literally the most repugnant thing you could do today.

What.a.cunt.

At 5/6/10 10:45 AM, citricsquid wrote:

At 5/6/10 10:38 AM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: I voted tory, bite me. I don't want lib dems to win this seat.

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Also tonight my house is hosting a drinking game party where we run sweepstakes on each constituency announced. everyone else drinks

but why? tory are shit, even if you're not a bum bandit surely their quality stance is... wrong? http://mygayvote.co.uk

he has the face of a tory look at that profile pic i bet you become a nonce in middle age as well bbm

i will put ten newgrounds pounds on you being from the south as well

At 5/6/10 10:52 AM, mystro wrote: i will put ten newgrounds pounds on you being from the south as well

Dont mock the south bitch!

At 5/6/10 10:57 AM, CharltonChinchilla wrote:

At 5/6/10 10:52 AM, mystro wrote: i will put ten newgrounds pounds on you being from the south as well

Dont mock the south bitch!

you all drink shandy and unironically find cockneys intimidating

At 5/6/10 10:48 AM, CharltonChinchilla wrote: maybe wrong but i heard they may be doing a review on the human rights act passed by labour shout me down if im wrong but thats what ive heard

The Tories want to abolish the Human Rights Act.

Their main aim with this is to prevent judges being able to step in and declare laws passed by the government as 'unconstitutional' and incompatible with human rights.

In our current system of government judges provide the only real check and balance, they're the last line of defence able to prevent laws that place huge restrictions on the fundamental freedoms of the British people from being passed.

The Tories don't like this - they want to accumulate even more state power than New Labour.

lmao you guys are all spot on

back at home we've been conservative for the last 100 years

At 5/6/10 11:00 AM, Mr-Pope wrote:

In our current system of government judges provide the only real check and balance, they're the last line of defence able to prevent laws that place huge restrictions on the fundamental freedoms of the British people from being passed.

The Tories don't like this - they want to accumulate even more state power than New Labour.

so that's not related to Labour's attempts to weaken, and in cases just ignore, the House of Lords?

At 5/6/10 06:10 AM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: You have no excuse.

So either I vote for a party which does a single agenda and tries to generalise it to all areas, or I vote for a party that wouldn't change much and will suck only slightly less and in equal proportions.

I'd say I have every excuse. If a party was there that I honestly thought mattered even slightly, then I'd go for it.

At 5/6/10 11:02 AM, mystro wrote: Also the lib dems said they would legalise it seriously why wouldn't you vote for them

some of us don't want to live in a united states of europe? i'd snap vote lib dem if they didn't want to sell our country to brussels

Socialists.

All of us would just like to hide till everything gets better but it can't happen and we just have to fend for ourselves cause even though I work for it the Government is still crap here.

USA not the UK.

At 5/6/10 11:16 AM, Otto wrote: I don't understand what's so wrong about being part of Europe.

All of the positives of EU membership can quite easily be achieved via other means without us spending billions of pounds a year to keep Greece from going bankrupt.