Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35902226)

For Brexiteers, who want a proper Brexit, there is only one choice and that is the Conservatives. May has got best plan for Brexit. Labour will compromise so much that it will be worthless; Corbyn doesn't want immigration reduced, and we'd end up staying in the Single Market, and because of that, the ECJ.


I'm wary of Conservative governments, but for me, at this election, Brexit overrides those concerns. It helps that Labour, under Corbyn, (and his buddies) have lost all sense of what we can afford, and with Corbyn, would give the country a terrorist supporting leader.

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35902227)

As for a 'proper' Brexit that would be a 'hard no deal Brexit ? .

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35902209)

Not exactly a great choice put in front of the electorate suffice to say but its important that one votes IMO as there are no excuses for those who do not vote as they cannot moan and groan afterwards about things if they did not take any part on democracy in the first place.

So there you are 3 leaders all distinctly very poor but at the end of the day one has to put a cross on their ballet paper

Originally Posted by Jimmy-J (Post 35902236)

There are excuses not to vote, you have already mentioned them. I don't think anyone should lose their right to an opinion just because they didn't vote. Especially when the choice is a poor one.

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35902246)

Labour will win this time around because people are taking pens with them.

at the last election the Cons got in because they rubbed out the pencil labour votes and changed them to Conservative.

don't forget your pens! don't let them do it again!

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35902246)

Labour will win this time around because people are taking pens with them.

at the last election the Cons got in because they rubbed out the pencil labour votes and changed them to Conservative.

don't forget your pens! don't let them do it again!

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35902246)

Labour will win this time around because people are taking pens with them.

at the last election the Cons got in because they rubbed out the pencil labour votes and changed them to Conservative.

don't forget your pens! don't let them do it again!

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35902266)

As i am ex forces who served during the troubles in Northern Ireland and stood against the IRA, i could not bring myself to Vote for Corbyn who stood along side the IRA and supported them. I can never vote for the Libs as they are just tree huggers so Conservative it was.

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35902269)

Voting for them would be like stabbing you all in the back.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35902250)

You are obviously an avid follower of fake news, Gary! Anyway, there's still the Tippex! :rofl:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35902270)

That's like when people say if you don't vote Labour you're attacking nurses/the disabled/the poor.

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35902270)

That's like when people say if you don't vote Labour you're attacking nurses/the disabled/the poor.

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35902229)

It means Hard Brexit, and walking away if we can't get a decent deal.


Saying, as Labour has, that we will, under any circumstances, get a deal, is a way to ensure a lousy deal. Plain common sense really.

Originally Posted by RizzyKing (Post 35902278)

I got out and voted but i know a few people who have decided they are not going to bother it's not laziness it's bad choices and long standing apathy and as much as people died for our democratic right to vote they died for people to choose not too as well. As for writing "none of the above" it sounds good but all it ends up being is a spoilt vote no one will be declaring that X% voted none of the above and until it is an official option on the vote it's just a waste of time and energy.