If you were voting in the UK election ...

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Labour or Lib Dem, depending on my constituency.

[bullmoose88]

Current Polling (Lab and Con at 29.2, LD on 20.8, others at 20.9)


Gives us a Labour Majority of 26 (using the bbc's calculator)

Labour-336 (-67)
Conservative-207 (+42)
Liberal Dem-66 (+15)
Others-37 (+10)

[JohnFKennedy]

Tell me, what are the domestic economical policies of the BNP like?

The BNP is economically very left-wing.

I voted Labour

Even domestically?
I thought that too, actually, I was just looking for confirmation. I know for sure they are very protectionist, but I know virtually nothing about their domestic policies.

The BNP have some interesting policies.

They want compulsory national service to be introduced and following it all citizens be required to own an assault rifle to shoot burglars with and in case of a tyrannical government/foreign invasion.....

[JohnFKennedy]

I can't vote(not old enough), but I would vote Conservative. It doesn't make much of a difference because I'm in one of the safest Tory seats in the country.

Where?

K&C

I know a fair few from your neck of the woods, I shall assume you attend a private school (that may be an unfair estimation but most people I know living there do, if I am wrong, correct me), which one?

[patrick1]

If I lived in England I would vote for Labour.  That would change in the other parts of the U.K.

[Lt. Gov. Immy]

Using the Hill and Knowlton Predictor, the current result in the poll would have an outcome of:

Labour: 367
Conservative: 93
Lib Dem: 145
SNP: 20
PC: 0
Others: 21

Labour majority of 88.

[Banana Republic]

I can't vote(not old enough), but I would vote Conservative. It doesn't make much of a difference because I'm in one of the safest Tory seats in the country.

Where?

K&C

I know a fair few from your neck of the woods, I shall assume you attend a private school (that may be an unfair estimation but most people I know living there do, if I am wrong, correct me), which one?

I attend a state school in north Ken. I went to an independent primary school though. Where do the people you know go?

[minionofmidas]

Wow. The Anti-Labour tactical voter hasn't been seen in a while.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Not since 1992 anyway

[JohnFKennedy]

I can't vote(not old enough), but I would vote Conservative. It doesn't make much of a difference because I'm in one of the safest Tory seats in the country.

Where?

K&C

I know a fair few from your neck of the woods, I shall assume you attend a private school (that may be an unfair estimation but most people I know living there do, if I am wrong, correct me), which one?

I attend a state school in north Ken. I went to an independent primary school though. Where do the people you know go?

Mainly St. Pauls Girls and Boys and CLS and CLSG. I must admit to not knowing too many from North Kensington, most I know are from South Kensington and around Kensington High Street.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Labour, especially after watching a repeat of the Question Time show that had the three leaders last night.   I was so angry at some of the reprobate audience members who were outraged over a war that they believed to be "illegal" but seem to have no outrage whatsoever at the actions of murderous dictators like Saddam.

I was mostly pleased with what Tony and Michael had to say.  The audience, however, left a lot to be desired.  It seemed that they only wanted to cause conflict and yell at the leaders (all 3 of them) rather than ask legitimate questions.

[12th Doctor]

Labour


The Tories have no plans and the Lib Dems are soft on crime and brains.

[bullmoose88]

I would vore Liberal Demcocrat. If my constituency were con lab marginal I would vote tories. In Scotland and Wales I would vote Nats.

My thoughts exactly.


At least on the con-lab marginal...

I like Tony Blair, I hate Labour.

[Lt. Gov. Immy]

Using the Hill and Knowlton Predictor, the current result in the poll would have an outcome of:

Labour: 411
Conservative: 71
Lib Dem: 134
SNP: 9
PC: 0
Others: 21

Labour majority of 176.

[Lt. Gov. Immy]

Using the Hill and Knowlton Predictor, the current result in the poll would have an outcome of:

Labour: 411
Conservative: 71
Lib Dem: 134
SNP: 9
PC: 0
Others: 21

Labour majority of 176.

[MHS2002]

Labour, only to support Blair.

[angus]

whichever one is environmentally friendly, opposes the Iraq War, favors low taxes, is against socialized medicine, is very nationalistic, allows for gay marriage, drug use, and legalized prostitution, is against affirmative action, and has strong public schools as a high priority.

I haven't found such a party in the USA, so I flip a coin once every 2 years.  And coins only have TWO sides you 3rd party perverts!  Read and weep. 

Probably Tory, just help try to defeat Blair. (Kinda like I'm a Republican here mostly just to help defeat democrats.)

[Serenity Now]

Tell me, what are the domestic economical policies of the BNP like?

Despite what Bierpiez said, I heard that in their manifesto launch they favoured scrapping the income tax (don't quote me on that).

I do know that they wish to re-introduce conscription, and that anyone who complete's their service will be given an assault rifle by the government.

You might like the bit about no income tax and the free gun, but I don't know how they'll pay for the weapon in question...

[Serenity Now]

all citizens be required to own an assault rifle to shoot burglars with and in case of a tyrannical government

That would mean that with the BNP as that government, those assault rifles wouldn't be sitting on the shelf long! lol

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Monster Raving Loony Party