Who should you vote for?

Adam · *Censored*

Who should you vote for?

thaidave · Not Thai Dave

Conservative here!

Adam · *Censored*

Yuck. Liberal Democrat here.

JohnK · Pieces of me you've never seen

We now christen you ToryDave!!

I got Lib Dems too. And Green was quite big too!

eek!

chemicalfears · Queen of Quips

i got almost equal majority greens and lib dem, but minus numbers for tory and labour! im so proud of me! ^_^

me
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richardyoung71 · *Censored*

Your actual outcome:

Liberal Democrat 32
Labour 16
Green -2
UK Independence Party -4
Conservative -20

chemicalfears · Queen of Quips

im guessing rich that u like cannabis, want free care for the elderly, but hate the environment, lol? u still havent replied to my message on thatwebsite mister :P

me
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Lucy · One foot out of Narnia

Yeah Dave, yuck!
The quiz tells me I should vote Lib Dem. Although, it's results can hardly be conceived of as carrying any legitimate significance given that it compromises complicated policies and areas of debate in order to create bite-sized versions of party policies, which are generalised and misleading. Also, the scope of the questionaire is rather parochial.

Really don't trust lib dems, wish i could as they're the most established alternative left-wing option...saw a big lib dem advert today, which said "We'll put patients first and not targets"...thought about it for a bit and realised that it merely sounds effective without actually making any concrete arguments. In other words it exploits a linguistic loophole in labour's policy, by appealing to the individual; people would rather conceive of themselves as individuals as opposed to part of a 'target'. While this is fine, how do you think policies are passed and progress is made without treating as part of larger groups? If Lib Dems were thinking of treating healthcare on a case to case basis then that approach could encompass enourmous potential for corruption and discrimination. We are part of a system whether we like it or not, (after all, what is democracy? - rhetorical! or I could be here all night). It's all in the way ya say it!

Go Green baby! (my opinion is no less valid by the fact that i'm a veggie!)

NickyDyke85 · YouCanaeSmokeNayHashOn'Ere!

Liberal Democrat, it all broke down as...

Labour -22
Tory -31
UKIP -4
Liberal 38
Green 4

ChipsAndLube · Bertha, lovely Bertha, you are a lovely machine.

labour, babies.

NickyDyke85 · YouCanaeSmokeNayHashOn'Ere!

wonder if any1's gonna get a high score 4 ukip

AliceH · Butter Me Up!

Labour, apparently:

Labour 34
Conservative -23
Liberal Democrat 18
UK Independence Party -9
Green -11

Of course, I'm actually voting for Veritas.

NickyDyke85 · YouCanaeSmokeNayHashOn'Ere!

jus cos u fancy RKS?

-- Edited by NickyDyke85 at 16:06, 2005-04-17

Adam · *Censored*

Is George Gallaway's respect party still around?

AliceH · Butter Me Up!

Yep, Respect are very much still around.

George Galloway is actually quite confident his party will get more votes than Labour in the East End of London. (There was actually a rather juvenile bitch fight the other week, with the Labour MP for Bethnal Green and Bow telling George Galloway that he couldn't even deliver a pizza, let alone a manifesto.)

JohnK · Pieces of me you've never seen

quote:
Originally posted by: AliceH
"Labour, apparently:

Labour 34
Conservative -23
Liberal Democrat 18
UK Independence Party -9
Green -11

Of course, I'm actually voting for Veritas."

*throws bucket of slurry all over Alice*

AliceH · Butter Me Up!

Don't slurry me! I saw your results... +6 in the UKIP category indeed!

(Although slurry is preferable to chocolard, I suppose.)

shymike · I don't vote Tory!

labour -14
tory -23
lib dem +34
UKIP +5
green +30

not entirely sure how i got +5 for UKIP. i'm sure i didn't click the 'pakis out' button.

-- Edited by shymike at 00:01, 2005-04-18

Adam · *Censored*

I can't help noticing we have a large number of Liberal Democrats amongst us. Does that make Charles Kennedy a gay icon?

JohnK · Pieces of me you've never seen

No, it makes us all idealists.

:)

ChipsAndLube · Bertha, lovely Bertha, you are a lovely machine.

or idiots

ChallengeTheMighty · Bingo Whore

i think this is fixed, cos whatever i put in it says i should vote UKIP

Adam · *Censored*

That's because you read the Daily Mail

NickyDyke85 · YouCanaeSmokeNayHashOn'Ere!

t'is poisonin ur mind Mike! Put the evil sheets down & pick up childish porn like the sun!

ChipsAndLube · Bertha, lovely Bertha, you are a lovely machine.

be a guardian reader of low intelligence in ethnic skirt (GROLIES).

NickyDyke85 · YouCanaeSmokeNayHashOn'Ere!

guardians boring

PeterJ · Dame Poofy

I'M Grolier than thou!!!

My skirt is more effnik.

The reason that you all end up with Lib Dem results is because you're all students, and they overwhelmingly vote Lib Dem.

Added to the fact that Lib Dem are pandering to that by allegedly promising to abolish tuition fees, it's a no-brainer.

The general received wisdom is that people become more Conservative as they get older, probably because they have better jobs where they've been promoted and are earning more, and want to protect that.

steven · Forum Addict

Labour 16.
Conservative -11.
Liberal Democrat 43.
UKIP 7.
Green 21.
I've got some stuff in common with UKIP? I'm not sure I believe that, but otherwise pretty accurate I suppose. I wouldn't vote tory if I could get an orgy with McFly out of it, and I'd much rather choose Liberal than Labour at the moment.

Nearly driving my parents bankrupt through their pisspoor handling of the economy, business taxation, & sucking up to any big business who've given them money, is enough for Labour to lose my vote.

richardyoung71 · *Censored*

I'd vote tory for an orgy with McFly

Adam · *Censored*

Didn't Busted do publicity with the Tories at one point?

thaidave · Not Thai Dave

It's for the year 3000 election campaign, when they become electable

falafel · Gay Lord

I got some party called the library democards - never heard of the fúckers.

steven · Forum Addict

quote:
Originally posted by: richardyoung71
"I'd vote tory for an orgy with McFly"

On second thoughts, maybe I would. But I wouldn't enjoy it. I'd just want to engage in an orally orientated discussion with Danny on the virtues of why a cucumber makes a pretty good boyfriend. Not that I've become that desperate, but I guess it's worth considering. For example:
You can only really date the cucumber for about a week which is longer than most gay relationships last anyway It's long & hard, which seems to be the main thing I,...I mean, most gay men go for, plus it already comes with a free selophane wrap, so no shelling out for a pack of three.
I'm seriously considering it. So, look out at the next Curious, (which by the way, when is? I missed the last one), for me doing the waltz with a cucumber.

By the way, sorry if my last post was a bit aggressive, I was just a bit fúcked over with listening to Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, Michael Howard & Oliver Letwin going on about how brilliant they all are.

I think there might be a Veritas candidate in Bury South this year.
Worth considering...
Steven. xxx