Jamescsti

I won't vote, I've voted ever since I was old enough 14 years ago but I was shafted by the last labour government and now I've been shafted even more by the coalition.

I'm a married working bloke, worked since I was 18 and left college, I earn above average wages as does my wife, we have a 7 month old baby and we get shafted every which way we turn.
If I was still single I'd be off to Aus where I would be in demand due to my work, earning in excess of twice what I earn in this country, but the wife won't leave family behind.
I've given up on this country really, every man for themselves now it seems.

pslewis

Now then ....

When Labour win the Election, as the bookies say they will.

Who will replace Cameron?

chocolate_o_brian

iTrader: (22)

I wonder who the 6 were that voted Labour? I'd like to think Pete has used one alias to vote meaning the typically Conservative/mild right wing of Scoobynet has 5 Labour supporters?

pslewis

I may well have used all my votes on UKIP?!

J4CKO

iTrader: (1)

UKIP here, not entirely sure it is the best move but things need shaking up, we are over populated, immigtration, in moderation is a good thing, but what we have is mental.

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

Correction.... 5 people who would rather vote Labour than anyone else.

I voted UKIP, not because I support them but the rest of them are such a shower of utter lying sh1te.... that and it will p1ss Martin off

Leslie

I go along with those sentiments entirely.

Les

DYK

Martin2005

All these folk who will be inadvertently voting for Ed Milliband, oh I wonder how much laughter there will be then

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

The sad thing is that message will form the mainstay of their election campaign... mind you when scaring the voting population is all you have to offer I think that says it all!

The three so called main parties in this country have nothing left to offer of any worth or validity, it's time for some new blood ... or a revolution