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Originally Posted by Poopadoop

You might hum and haw but most mugs will vote for Brexit. I'd be surprised if you didn't too. Who else would you vote for?

If there's no party whose policy I can support, I won't vote. Rejecting all options is a legitimate democratic choice. I could maybe vote for an independent who has only one policy, but that's because an independent can only ever win one seat. A one policy party with lots of candidates? This is way too risky when it comes to voting for who will run the country.

They have to form a common policy, and I think it will be largely in line with Conservative policy.

06-07-2019 02:20 PM #1
OngBonga View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Jul 2010 Posts 25,001 Location England	Originally Posted by Poopadoop You might hum and haw but most mugs will vote for Brexit. I'd be surprised if you didn't too. Who else would you vote for? If there's no party whose policy I can support, I won't vote. Rejecting all options is a legitimate democratic choice. I could maybe vote for an independent who has only one policy, but that's because an independent can only ever win one seat. A one policy party with lots of candidates? This is way too risky when it comes to voting for who will run the country. They have to form a common policy, and I think it will be largely in line with Conservative policy.
	Originally Posted by wufwugy ongies gonna ong
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06-07-2019 02:45 PM #2
Poopadoop View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Sep 2012 Posts 11,445	Originally Posted by OngBonga They have to form a common policy, and I think it will be largely in line with Conservative policy. Seems a bit cynical given they're led by the same guy who led UKIP before though, right? Shouldn't they be more aligned with UKIP policies?

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