Election2010

Well in the UK we have an election coming up next week thursday 6th May to decide who is going to run the country for the next 5 years. Currently we have the labour party at the helm (they're like the Democrats) Conservatives are the party most likely to get in (Republicans) and Liberal Democrats are the party who seem to be most popular for the undecided or alternative voters. For the 1st time i'm undecided I must admit and i'm sure i'm not alone. 

Speaking of election 2010, I think I'll be voting this time around.  I'm kind of glad I skipped out last time.  Just look at how my last two choices for prez have been.  I can't believe I wanted either to win, let alone Bush.  I kind of wish Al Gore won now.  The economy probably would of been in somewhat better shape and we might of even had the green ideas implemented much better.  If I knew that the Independents had a chance, I'd be voting for them this year.

Originally posted by valjohn Originally posted by N0SF3RATU try to live in belgium it's f*ck*d up over here   looollll ... I shouldn't even talk to you anymore, you flemish !!!!

LMFAO

@ Trinity. Just don't vote for change. A small majority of Americans did and we're well on the road to ruin.

I don't usually vote either but this year I think I will even though not one party fits my ideals, most are not even close.  I don't trust politicians because they're all talk and no walk.  My views are usually quite liberal but I'm extremely opinionated about things like the judicial system and immigration for the sake of immigration... I don't like wasters

I wont vote Tory because of their stand on taxes and that they favour the rich.  I admit that Labour did a half decent job of running the gaff over the past 13 years but I don't think Gordon Brown is a good Prime Minister for us therefore will not be voting Labour as a statement of non-acceptance of Mr Brown.  In the same breath I can't likely vote Lib Dem either (even though that's who I'm leaning towards) because if they get enough votes there will be a hung parliament and I believe that in that case it'll be a Lib Dem/Labour split government and that also means that Brown gets in.

We're in a royal pickle!

Originally posted by Cloudy_Serendipity I don't usually vote either but this year I think I will even though not one party fits my ideals, most are not even close.  I don't trust politicians because they're all talk and no walk.  My views are usually quite liberal but I'm extremely opinionated about things like the judicial system and immigration for the sake of immigration... I don't like wasters I wont vote Tory because of their stand on taxes and that they favour the rich.  I admit that Labour did a half decent job of running the gaff over the past 13 years but I don't think Gordon Brown is a good Prime Minister for us therefore will not be voting Labour as a statement of non-acceptance of Mr Brown.  In the same breath I can't likely vote Lib Dem either (even though that's who I'm leaning towards) because if they get enough votes there will be a hung parliament and I believe that in that case it'll be a Lib Dem/Labour split government and that also means that Brown gets in. We're in a royal pickle!

lol @ biggot-gate!  That sh!t was all over the news, hell it probably still is.

Trin... why don't you spoil your ballot by scrawling a huge c0ck all over it XD

When I go in to vote I'll be in there for ages drawing some lovely obscene piece of art on my voting slip lol  I might be able to get all of the main party leaders captured in a circle of a$$ f*cking ;)

The other option is to add your own tick box at the bottom for "chuck norris"  lol

Originally posted by Fluffy Fluffington i like this its got style. although it might more appropriate if the politicians were depicted azz fvcking the electorate

If you'd seen the debates and how much they were brown-nosing each other, trying not to alienate each other just in case there's a hung parliament, you'd agree with them doing it to each other

Originally posted by Fluffy Fluffington i swing right on almost all economic issues, but our Right is too far right on social issues for me. I'm actually proly pretty left on social issues.  foreign policy has tended to be less about ideology since Berlin Wall came down, and I think Obama is actually doing a descent job. Economic issues are most important to me and we are headed in a terrible direction here. I will proly go Republican, although they always manage to make me feel icky about voting for them, since I despise the religious wing of the party and everything hey stand for. And Palin's a blithering idiot ...

I guess you could say he's not doing too bad of a job, beyond maybe the health care.  You can't really blame this recent oil rig disaster on him either.  Palin's the main reason I was against McCain.  Come on man, that can't be the best Republican female running mate, can it?  Honestly, his decision to pick a different type (i.e. not white male) of canidate to me just seemed.. umm.. kind of rushed..  Honestly, I can imagine there being much more competent female Republicans than Palin.  She wasn't even Governor for 2 years. (With Governors, I'd figure that 4 years would be the least I'd want them to be in office before I consider them President worthy and that's the group I'm least strict with.)

Originally posted by Fluffy Fluffington I imagine the lib dem guy would be getting spit roasted by the other two. Maybe Brown would be in his mouth and and the Tory guy from behind. I'm a class act

lol that you are Fluff, that you are

It was in fact more like a circle of buggery

Imagine 3 guys stood in a circle, each facing the back of the man in front, each with his c0ck in the @rse of the man in front, getting jiggy with it

Originally posted by SilverJ-17 Speaking of election 2010, I think I'll be voting this time around.  I'm kind of glad I skipped out last time.  Just look at how my last two choices for prez have been.  I can't believe I wanted either to win, let alone Bush.  I kind of wish Al Gore won now.  The economy probably would of been in somewhat better shape and we might of even had the green ideas implemented much better.  If I knew that the Independents had a chance, I'd be voting for them this year.

Hey the indicators are that the Torys wont get the majority...19 seats short but neither will Labour b able to form a government with Lib Dems cos together they dont reach the majority total. Re-election on the cards? Hmmn! increasing possibility it seems.