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JoshBB · 26-08-2014, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Firewire

New to me as well, I was never once told it was rude to ask or discuss political parties

I support Labour and always have (there are only two main parties in Scotland, SNP and Labour)

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very left country then! awesome, if scotland becomes independent and UKIP get in power here I'll try n get my family to move there lmao

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Originally Posted by reece(:

ummm how is it rude

I support Greens

I support Green too

Firewire · 26-08-2014, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by JoshBB

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very left country then! awesome, if scotland becomes independent and UKIP get in power here I'll try n get my family to move there lmao

Scotland is very left which is what I like about it and it's a good thing if Scotland gets independence for that very reason because it'll become a great country however I'm voting no for the very fact that I plan on living in England when I have an established career (selfish reason but you need to be selfish in elections otherwise what's the point?)

Jack_ · 26-08-2014, 04:53 PM

It's considered rude by some people yeah but I've never really understood that. I mean don't get me wrong I wouldn't go out of my way to ask people I'd just met their political views, that could get very messy - but I am more than happy to discuss politics with anyone that initiates a conversation about them, in fact I enjoy and encourage it. I totally understand why some people don't wish to discuss it and that's fine, but I think the idea that all conversations and questions about it should be banned because it's 'rude' is absurd. More people need to talk about politics, it's important.

Anyway, I don't really feel like there's any party that sufficiently represents a large majority of my (in all honesty quite radical and left-field) views, perhaps the Greens are the closest. I expect I'll be voting Labour next year though.