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[Wilse]

I've just been and did what I thought I'd do - voted Lib-Dem.

I normally vote SNP. In fact, this is the only time in mylife that I
haven't voted SNP.

So who else has voted then?

[that_punk_guy]

I left my completed ballot papers at my mum's house by accident. Punk sis assured me she'd post it for me... but didn't. Balls. :-(

I had voted Lib Dem, anyway. So I just essentially negated your vote. Crap.

[Wilse]

@Chris:

It's only half-seven - polls don't close till ten.

Can't you still make it, or is it postal only?

[Dagon]

@that_punk_guy
lol me too I'd like to vote for the European Liberal Democrats party but in my country there isn`t any party that represents it! so I guess we have at least minus 2 votes for the lib dems if you cant make it

Down with the European bureaucratic Superstate, up the federal Europe!


From the European Liberal Youth faq:
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Does LYMEC favour a European Federation?

Yes indeed. LYMEC believes in a federal Europe, that focuses on core-tasks. Europe has an important role to play when it comes to cross-border issues like trade, environment, migration, free movement and security policies. However at the same time we also favour decentralisation. Some other issues are simply better dealt with on regional or national level.
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[that_punk_guy]

Wilse wrote:
@Chris:

It's only half-seven - polls don't close till ten.

Can't you still make it, or is it postal only?

Hmmm... Apparently I can drop the envelope in at the Town Hall (not my town hall though) right up till 10pm. It's an hour's walk each way (I still have to get the envelope from mum's) but f**k it, I'm sick of hearing next-door's dog bark anyway. :-D

[Speelgoedmannetje]

f*ck f*ck f*ck f*ck
I'm rather busy the last weeks so I totally forgotten it, even if I had time for it at all :-x

[Robert17]

Yeah I voted, my first time lol, BNP got my vote I'm afraid..

[that_punk_guy]

Robert17 wrote:
Yeah I voted, my first time lol, BNP got my vote I'm afraid..

"Insanity 1, Sanity Nil."

[Robert17]

Actually I watched their party political broadcast and I thought they made a really good argument... anyway things surely can't get any worse :P

[that_punk_guy]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!

I wouldn't bank on it.

[Speelgoedmannetje]

I would've voted for the party for the animals, since ppl are utterly ignorant about bio-industry and saying on the radio that animals are having a good life today because they also got a pet dog called Fifi and he gets out twice a day.
I'd like to mash his sweet doggie Fifi to a schnitzel and let him eat it and later I'll throw him in a production line where chickens get a nice bath (with two electric poles in it so these chickens will be electrocuted)
But first I'll let him live for years in a cage where he can hardly move and the only thing he can do is eat, with his lips cut off (these chickens get there beak partially cut off, otherwise they'd peck each other)

[Robert17]

Well at worst we could always leave the country lol

[KennyR]

Robert17 wrote:
Actually I watched their party political broadcast and I thought they made a really good argument...

What, darkies make the country sick?

Thankfully we up north in the civilised part of the UK don't have the English...err, "British" National Party.

[odin]

Ofcourse I voted, so far I haven't missed a single election in my (short) life and I intend to keep it that way :-).

Oh and I voted the socialist green party (GroenLinks, 'GreenLeft', hm...somehow that sounds quite silly in English :-)).

[Robert17]

They didn't say that, did you watch it? Basically what they said which I agree with is that bogus asylum seekers should not be allowed here, the ones that come to work like the rest of us are all well and good though. However I guess in all the hubbub about freeloaders from other countries we're not really adressing the issue of the ones who were already here :-P