Election stuff - Vote For Policies

EskiBrew · Apr 17, 2010

Have a look at this website:

http://voteforpolicies.org.uk/survey

It's quite interesting to go through and see what who should be voting for based on what policies you like :whistle:

AdrianTrace · Apr 17, 2010

I knew that would happen - 5 policy areas, 5 different parties :roll:

On a separate note...
Earlier on today a couple with 2 kids were outside our house when we drove up our drive. They walked past us and away without a word :shock: We found that they'd posted their green party leaflet (she was the candidate) through the door. I'm not voting for them anyway, but as they couldn't even be bothered to acknowledge our presence she would have lost my vote for her as a person because of that. (from the attitude we had decided they probably weren't votegrabbers but jehova's witnesses)

EskiBrew · Apr 17, 2010

AdrianTrace said:
I knew that would happen - 5 policy areas, 5 different parties

Ah - I selected to answer on all policy areas so might have got a better result :hmm:

unclepumble · Apr 17, 2010

I have just done the link and got some interesting results, I even supprised myself, not the results I expected, but still not one socialist result, and It appears I am welded to the policies of 2 parties in particular,

UP

EskiBrew · Apr 17, 2010

unclepumble said:
It appears I am welded to the policies of 2 parties in particular,

Me too :whistle:

snail59 · Apr 17, 2010

I am torn between 2 parties so decided to give this a try and see who I should vote for.
My results give a 50/50 split between 2 parties.
One of these is a party I had NOT intended on voting for.
Now im torn between 3 parties.
So im still undecided.
Big help that was

evanvine · Apr 18, 2010

Yes my result came up with two parties, the Tories being third.
Was not supprised at the result!

jonewer · Apr 18, 2010

I did the Telegraph one. Suprisingly, it came up with the BNP as my best choice :shock:

Then I realised (with some relief) that it didnt ask any questions about racism, mysogeny, homophobia, anti-semetism, and generaly being completely detached from reality. If it did, then they wouldnt have been my favourites. So thats OK.

Close second was UKIP. I read their manifestos and decided that UKIP are so close a match to my own personal philospohy I really couldnt vote for anyone else. Specially since Cameron is turning out to such a phenomaly overcooked piece of asparagus.

This one gave 4/6 policies to UKIP. 1 Green and 1 Libdem.

jenki · Apr 18, 2010

40% UKIP, 20% Greens :shock: :rofl: 40%BNP :shock:

Well, I thought UKIP would be there due to my European feelings, but the rest is quite shocking

Cussword · Apr 18, 2010

OOPs

unclepumble · Apr 18, 2010

jenki said:
40% UKIP, 20% Greens :shock: :rofl: 40%BNP :shock:

Well, I thought UKIP would be there due to my European feelings, but the rest is quite shocking

I was more than shocked

60% BNP
40% UKIP

Therefore I might just have to vote UKIP I am not really ready for the Adolf Hitler party.

I just want to vote for a party that gets rid of all benifits, and reduces taxes as a result, then it will simply be a case of work and prosper, or don't work and enjoy poverty.

UP

Cussword · Apr 18, 2010

That was what I discovered, it was a surprise :shock:

Tony · Apr 18, 2010

Shocked too...

75% Lib Dem
25% Green

:shock:

snail59 · Apr 18, 2010

Im starting to worry :pray: . With the results coming out of this im wondering are we a country of racists :nono: or are the BNP more in touch with the people than we think????????

. I got 50/50 UKIP/BNP.

jonewer · Apr 18, 2010

snail59 said:
Im starting to worry :pray: . With the results coming out of this im wondering are we a country of racists :nono: or are the BNP more in touch with the people than we think???????? . I got 50/50 UKIP/BNP.

No.

None of these surveys actually ask about racism or homophobia or antisemtism.

Any party that includes any of these as an official policy is a party I would never vote for.

The BNP have some policies that are populist and right-wing/libertarian. These are, I think, the policies that people click on in anonymised surveys. However, the majority of the BNP's policies though are actually very authoritarian and left-wing/statist.

Which isnt suprising, considering they are actually closet nazis.

I think its also a matter of the Big Three being utterly out of touch with what the people of this country actually want and trying to win elections with sound bites and fancy logos and other such ****.

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