in civilised places, you simply abstain from the vote like many did in the recent council elections, I don't what you do up there but it sounds weird
The internet makes a big difference to it all now I think. The remain campaign relied too heavily on you must be a stupid, uneducated blah blah blah to vote leave. Don’t know a lot about the independence referendum to be honest, although I could see why Scotland would want another if the U.K. leaves the Eu.
abstaining from a vote as a protest is wrong especially if you are opinionated in day to day life, fooking wasters and as you say cerebraly challenged.
election / referendum i stand by what i stated , do your homework as you do on here, its not just a case who do you love.
I asked that question to alan in response to his question If there was no one I wanted to vote for I didn’t vote or spoiled the paper
Agreed, I don’t think I have ever totally agreed with a party or their leader. It’s frustrating when all I can find is ‘don’t vote for them’ or ‘they did this and it’s wrong’ and their ‘policies’ just say ‘we will make everything lovely’ with no explanation of how they will do it. In those cases I don’t vote.
Voting turnout in high percentages i believe produces an equal status between the electorate and the candidates, we don't have that now and is these representatves are failing us big time.
this dr quiksmart where do i find him ? i have been tested for Labouritus nothing detected (no known antedote).
