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Because of comments like yours. Grow up.
was it one of those?
Pardon?
Re-read your own comment to ladymuch and realise that you sound like a fifth-grader, who should just be ignored, as no matter what he will get told, he'll continue being immature.
no
Oh do fuck off.
I'm commenting in the fact that ladymuck always avoids direct questions.
That's absolutely none of your business, unless she wants to tell you.
Which she clearly doesn't, so I wouldn't be inclined to force the issue if I were you.
Are there heroes in your country?
however I was going to vote for Ken, undecided 2nd choice,
Labour in Europe and London Assembly.
I think it was stupid how I didn't receive info on the candidates until yesterday evening, although I had looked them up on the Internet obviously.
You know, I was avoiding this thread because I don't think that it is something I would answer. I have never told anyone who I vote for, not even my wife.
You can hardly say that I am not vocal in my political comments, and you may think that you can guess who I voted for, but I think it would be a surprised and I don't think that you should assume with ladymuck either.
This comment was beneath you Blagsta.
@ wee wuman. We only had European elections in my ward too and I'm in England. Not all council seats come up at the same time anyway...
I know that she votes Labour, always has, always will. She is the daughter of a Kent Miner and was brought up with that thought. She once said that her Dad would never forgive her if she voted for anyone else. And besides, after the strike she I actually think that she could never vote for anyone else in conscience either.
But no she doesn't know who I vote for and when she asks I'm evasive ("I've voted for the person I put a cross next to" sort of thing). I truly believe that it is a personal thing and I really don't want to get involved in a political discussion with my wife like that. It can only be divisive in a relationship.
Funny you should say this though, but in this instance it's more whether I allow her not to vote because she's pretty apathetic about it all. Thing is we live in a strong Labour Ward for local elections and one of the safest Tory seats in the country when it comes to national elections. It's hard to be motivated in the face of such certainties.
I still harass her to vote, as I would everyone here, because you never know if your vote will prove to be important one day.
By the way before you presume who i voted for, i voted for labour!
I see your point, but as I said - my post was more a comment on how ladymuck always avoids direct questions about her agenda. Something I find highly suspicious.
I'm not a huge fan of Respect to be honest, and a lot of people on the left aren't either.
Does this make sense to anyone?