Originally posted by walshyAfter doing some research I've realised that a lot of my political views actually lean way more towards conservatism (with some notable exceptions), so although I think the Tories are doing a bad job of managing the country as well as their incompetence with Brexit so far, I simply don't think Labour would do any better of a job, not enough to consider me voting for them, anyway.
How'd they lose your thing
Plus I just disagree with them on lots of core issues, especially under Corbyn's attempts to delve further left than I am personally comfortable with.
I don't like any of the parties, so I'll probably just start going to the polling booth on voting day and putting a strike through my vote instead.
Originally posted by Scribble
After doing some research I've realised that a lot of my political views actually lean way more towards conservatism (with some notable exceptions), so although I think the Tories are doing a bad job of managing the country as well as their incompetence with Brexit so far, I simply don't think Labour would do any better of a job, not enough to consider me voting for them, anyway.Plus I just disagree with them on lots of core issues, especially under Corbyn's attempts to delve further left than I am personally comfortable with.
I don't like any of the parties, so I'll probably just start going to the polling booth on voting day and putting a strike through my vote instead.
IMO, you vote for the best person/people at the time. Don't worry too much about party lines.
Originally posted by Scribble
Yeah, that's generally a good rule to live by. In the UK, at this point, though – I don't see a clear choice, sadly. Very disillusioned with our politics of late.
Understandable with the debacle going on. But ask yourself, who is mainly responsible for the current shitshow.