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Originally Posted by Nedusa
Really..........600 years of democracy people (women) dying to get the vote and your answer is not to vote but rather to spoil your Ballot paper by drawing a cock on it.
How old are you ?
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Congratulations on missing my point completely
I'm 19 and I voted Green this morning, my point is that a vote for UKIP is
not a protest vote, spoiling your ballot paper is. What I said was that turning up and drawing a cock on it would be more worthwhile of a protest than voting for Nigel Farage and his minions. I didn't do that because I'm not trying to make a statement or engage in some kind of political protest, but if you are then spoiling your ballot paper would be much more effective than voting for a party which are, quite frankly, disgraceful.
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Originally Posted by Kyle
Guess I'm part of the problem then cos I'm not voting. Politics is a snakes game I don't trust a single one of them.
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Originally Posted by Brother Leon
None of them represent "my future" though..I'm not voting for the sake of voting when it makes me feel sick to support any of them.
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You don't have to vote for anyone, but at least turn up and spoil your ballot.
That's the protest. Turnout figures go up, as do the number of spoiled ballots...what does that say about people's attitudes towards politicians in 2014? I don't understand how people can't see this. If you want to protest and you don't like modern politics and political figures then that's fine and actually totally understandable, but at least turn up so you're counted but can stick it to them by saying 'no, none of you are appealing'
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