" REMEMBER TO VOTE "

I'm Labour, some are Tory, some are other parties.

BUT

Remember to vote, whoever you're voting for.

Make your voice heard

I'm Labour, some are Tory, some are other parties.

BUT

Remember to vote, whoever you're voting for.

Make your voice heard

Your right

Totally agree. One thing that has saddened me over the past 7 weeks of campaigning is when I knock doors where the occupants are clearly living in extreme poverty and I ask how they are going to vote only to be told that they never vote.

How can people who are clearly at the bottom of society ever going to change things if they don't vote?

Unfortunately the Tory vote is motivated by greed so always get their natural vote out.

Totally agree. One thing that has saddened me over the past 7 weeks of campaigning is when I knock doors where the occupants are clearly living in extreme poverty and I ask how they are going to vote only to be told that they never vote.

How can people who are clearly at the bottom of society ever going to change things if they don't vote?

Unfortunately the Tory vote is motivated by greed so always get their natural vote out.

Dick head ffs

Totally agree. One thing that has saddened me over the past 7 weeks of campaigning is when I knock doors where the occupants are clearly living in extreme poverty and I ask how they are going to vote only to be told that they never vote.

How can people who are clearly at the bottom of society ever going to change things if they don't vote?

Unfortunately the Tory vote is motivated by greed so always get their natural vote out.

Where have you been campaigning to see extreme poverty? Africa, North Korea, Venezuela?

Totally agree. One thing that has saddened me over the past 7 weeks of campaigning is when I knock doors where the occupants are clearly living in extreme poverty and I ask how they are going to vote only to be told that they never vote.

How can people who are clearly at the bottom of society ever going to change things if they don't vote?

Unfortunately the Tory vote is motivated by greed so always get their natural vote out.

ive never claimed mate.been an employee a few times..an employer a few times. and inbetween cut grass/hedges, cleaned windows, collected rag, collected scrap, delivered leaflets, used my car to deliver parcels.often for less money than i could claim.....my children are well educated and never been trouble to anybody...they never went without what they needed clothes.food.a home.love.etc
so i proper dont buy into this poor old me crap..
last week it was nurses using food banks ffs. your on 16k but manage to find £300s worth of things every week to spend money on thats a higher priority than food. people need to get a grip and start figuring out eating is more important than being on whats ap on their i phones.

Totally agree. One thing that has saddened me over the past 7 weeks of campaigning is when I knock doors where the occupants are clearly living in extreme poverty and I ask how they are going to vote only to be told that they never vote.

How can people who are clearly at the bottom of society ever going to change things if they don't vote?

Unfortunately the Tory vote is motivated by greed so always get their natural vote out.

ive never claimed mate.been an employee a few times..an employer a few times. and inbetween cut grass/hedges, cleaned windows, collected rag, collected scrap, delivered leaflets, used my car to deliver parcels.often for less money than i could claim.....my children are well educated and never been trouble to anybody...they never went without what they needed clothes.food.a home.love.etc
so i proper dont buy into this poor old me crap..
last week it was nurses using food banks ffs. your on 16k but manage to find £300s worth of things every week to spend money on thats a higher priority than food. people need to get a grip and start figuring out eating is more important than being on whats ap on their i phones.

I think in this messed up society priorities are all wrong. Sky TV, smart phones etc.,are more important than the absolute essentials. I have a relative who claims to be struggling with bills, but has the full Sky TV package.

Totally agree. One thing that has saddened me over the past 7 weeks of campaigning is when I knock doors where the occupants are clearly living in extreme poverty and I ask how they are going to vote only to be told that they never vote.

How can people who are clearly at the bottom of society ever going to change things if they don't vote?

Unfortunately the Tory vote is motivated by greed so always get their natural vote out.

ive never claimed mate.been an employee a few times..an employer a few times. and inbetween cut grass/hedges, cleaned windows, collected rag, collected scrap, delivered leaflets, used my car to deliver parcels.often for less money than i could claim.....my children are well educated and never been trouble to anybody...they never went without what they needed clothes.food.a home.love.etc
so i proper dont buy into this poor old me crap..
last week it was nurses using food banks ffs. your on 16k but manage to find £300s worth of things every week to spend money on thats a higher priority than food. people need to get a grip and start figuring out eating is more important than being on whats ap on their i phones.

I think in this messed up society priorities are all wrong. Sky TV, smart phones etc.,are more important than the absolute essentials. I have a relative who claims to be struggling with bills, but has the full Sky TV package.

Tony mentions extreme poverty. like most of my mates who dont view themselves as being brought up in extreme poverty..my parents had no car. colour tv came when i was 12. which was around the same time as a fridge. no double glazzing.or central heating.no internet.sky tv.mobile phones.designer labels . hardly any supermarkets {none of the size they are today } much smaller choice of foods. few restaurants/takeaways because people couldnt afford eating out.and going abroad was a holiday of a lifetime. not something sandwiched in between 4 short breaks in europe.
anyone that lived in a working class home in the 60s/70s really shouldnt be talking about EXTREME POVERTY now.

Agree with the OP...

Vote with your conscience...just make sure vote!

I go to the polling station not to vote but to simply say NONE.

Everyone's voting for what type of cola they like best, it's nothing like the big deal it's made it to be. The same same sameeeee global background agenda continues regardless of which party you vote in. I'd be happy to vote to change the background agenda but unfortunately that doesn't really happen.

I go to the polling station not to vote but to simply say NONE.

Everyone's voting for what type of cola they like best, it's nothing like the big deal it's made it to be. The same same sameeeee global background agenda continues regardless of which party you vote in. I'd be happy to vote to change the background agenda but unfortunately that doesn't really happen.

Probably right. Looking back the only worthwhile vote I ever took part in was for Sunday opening.

Monster raving looney party all the way

Totally agree. One thing that has saddened me over the past 7 weeks of campaigning is when I knock doors where the occupants are clearly living in extreme poverty and I ask how they are going to vote only to be told that they never vote.

How can people who are clearly at the bottom of society ever going to change things if they don't vote?

Unfortunately the Tory vote is motivated by greed so always get their natural vote out.

Dick head ffs

A nice, mature, well thought out answer from our resident moron

I'm voting. I'm voting thankfully & respectfully,,,, thanks to our many many service men & women, who have laid down there lives over the decades, in order to give us the democratic freedom, & privilege to do so!

I'm voting. I'm voting thankfully & respectfully,,,, thanks to our many many service men & women, who have laid down there lives over the decades, in order to give us the democratic freedom, & privilege to do so!

It's also possible to not vote and be respectful and thankful! Not to argue with you but just to state that not voting is not disrespectful or unthankful in any way whatsoever, unless you CHOOSE to be offended by it.