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IS VOTING THE MOST POINTLESS THING EVER INVENTED

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By:
Tommy Toes
When: 18 May 14 17:08
Haha!
By:
A.H HUNTER esq.
When: 18 May 14 18:03
Before anybody votes they should understand this -

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  and the fact Labour will always ruin the economy they govern for themselves ,why do you think they are not offering a referendum on Europe? Open door immigration = votes for Labour at the expense of the British working classes.
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sideshowbob
When: 18 May 14 18:30
ignoring the fact i dont understand how the europe thing works (and no, i dont care how it works either lol) i dont really believe in our current system of democracy, so voting wouldnt make much sense imo.

i believe the country should be run by a panel of elected people from all walks of life. with the overall leader merely a headfigure who has no real power except to put things to a vote in the houses of parliament. not similar to now, because parties wouldnt even exist in my system. if someone is good enough to do the job, they should be in the govt. until voted out.
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rob_dylan
When: 18 May 14 18:45
My local mp is tim louhton and i often see him at the farmers market in town.  He got a serious b.ollocking from Bercow for boorish behaviour in the commons once.  One day i will pluck up the courage to speak to him about it and tell him frankly that i wont vote vor someone who behaves like that and makes a mockery of parliament.  I know he is not the only one but he is one of the worst apparently.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 18 May 14 19:18
media,journalists hav a big responsibility ,that why I'm happy with political bloggers,you read things on Internet political parties don't want out.i don't agree with guido Fawkes political stance,but he digs the dirt.andrew Neil who's suppose to be neutral tweeted cyber nats (scum).

with so many non voters,each vote is now more important,hence the UKIP b^tchfight in the media
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Burton-Brewers
When: 18 May 14 19:31
I've heard of Guido Fawkes xmoneyx, are they a neutral site or do they favour anyone?
By:
sideshowbob
When: 18 May 14 19:45
didnt he do eurovision for germany the other year?
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xmoneyx
When: 18 May 14 20:19
http://order-order.com
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Ken Masters
When: 19 May 14 16:57
"And who knows if the remarks on spoilt papers are taken notice of? I wouldn't be surprised if they are, in this day of over-analysing."

They certainly are, after the last elections I got a nice note from my GP congratulating me on my high-fibre diet.
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Ivor
When: 19 May 14 17:23
You did well there - we normally have to pay for such info!
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