31 May 23
i have just been informed that I am eligible to vote in the next general election,Its strange that I found out ,the government dont make a point of informing irish nationals living here that I have the right to Vote, I must say I will enjoy voting for the first time ever,I missed the local elections because I failed to get on the electoral register.
@catpower25 saidSo long as you don’t vote tory, good for ya!
i have just been informed that I am eligible to vote in the next general election,Its strange that I found out ,the government dont make a point of informing irish nationals living here that I have the right to Vote, I must say I will enjoy voting for the first time ever,I missed the local elections because I failed to get on the electoral register.
31 May 23
@shavixmir saidTactical voting to remove them.
So long as you don’t vote tory, good for ya!
31 May 23
@catpower25 saidThis perpetrates the two party seesaw we see in the UK, the US, NZ, Aus and other places.
Tactical voting to remove them.
The main motivator that drives people to the polls is not to vote for something, it's to get the current mob out. So without thinking too much about it, they vote for a party mere inches to the left or right of the current one, the party they think has the greatest chance of clawing it's way in. The two main parties know this, you're playing their game, there's a long record of one or two terms left, then one or two terms right, then...
The illusion of democracy. The two main parties in each of the countries mentioned are so close to being the same animal your vote means virtually nothing. And it's all a distraction for the real agenda, the agenda of all goobermint parasitical bureaurats - control.
31 May 23
@catpower25 saidInformed by who?
i have just been informed that I am eligible to vote in the next general election
01 Jun 23
@catpower25 saidSo who is the candidate the UK establishment wants in office that most irish nationals will vote for?
i have just been informed that I am eligible to vote in the next general election,Its strange that I found out ,the government dont make a point of informing irish nationals living here that I have the right to Vote, I must say I will enjoy voting for the first time ever,I missed the local elections because I failed to get on the electoral register.
01 Jun 23
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@metal-brain saidReluctantly Stamer
So who is the candidate the UK establishment wants in office that most irish nationals will vote for?
01 Jun 23
@wajoma saidRight, that is why they prefer the 2 party system they maintain and keep most elections close in the polls. People don't vote so much to support candidates as they do to oppose candidates. Another reason for maintaining a 2 party system in the USA is to discourage 3rd party voting. If people think their favorite major party candidate will lose without a chance they will be more likely to vote for candidates that have an even lesser chance of winning. That would give 3rd parties a better chance. Can't have that.
This perpetrates the two party seesaw we see in the UK, the US, NZ, Aus and other places.
The main motivator that drives people to the polls is not to vote for something, it's to get the current mob out. So without thinking too much about it, they vote for a party mere inches to the left or right of the current one, the party they think has the greatest chance of clawing i ...[text shortened]... ll a distraction for the real agenda, the agenda of all goobermint parasitical bureaurats - control.
02 Jun 23
@bluebadge saidAnother @johnnylongwoody handle?
Reluctantly Stamer
Saw you post under this profile and quickly remove it a couple of days ago.
LOL.
02 Jun 23
@catpower25 saidIf I eat bran flakes, can I vote, too? I had an Irish great-grandma.
Sorry I lied,Bran flakes.