If I could vote (which the YES to AV assumed I could as they sent me a letter, and to everyone else in the house to :|) I would probably vote no.
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If I could vote (which the YES to AV assumed I could as they sent me a letter, and to everyone else in the house to :|) I would probably vote no.
The irony in that makes me lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rozi
I won't vote... because I can't.
But if I could I'd say Yes because I believe in a fair voting system for a democratic government.
As the video clearly pointed out, a democracy means every person gets one vote each. I hardly think it's fair that some people will get "more of a say" because they opted to tick more boxes. It needs to be standardised, which the FPTP system does best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chippiewill
well im not even getting to vote cause im back at uni waa but no to av :)
guys in the referendum is it like 4 boxes and you have to vote them in importance?
um i'm voting yes only cause my politics lecturer told me to aha & then SNP ofc
Voting yes 'because my politics lecturer told me to' is the worst excuse. That's even more of an excuse to vote no tbh. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by buttons
oooh stop me
Personally I think it's disgusting that the words "safe seat" is even a politicial term. Most of the Labour people against it, I have noticed, are in what one could call a 'safe seat' because they can basically sit on their backside doing nothing because people vote for tradition etc. If the AV system stops that then I'm all for it.
That's the thing though, Mike it probably wouldn't stop safe seats for the Labour and Conservative parties as most of the "safe seats" are called "safe seats" as they get a fair majority anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inseriousity.