The need to not be seen as wrong is something else, the poster could vote Labour and in a parallel universe lib dem. Next day everything would be exactly the same. It's as simple as that. There are no consequences. Fin.
why, they have as much right to vote as the rest of us or is it because you don't think they will vote how you want them to.hope the oldies stay at home
And if enough people followed this chain of thought, then Labour would not win. To actually win an election it does require people to vote Labour. That’s kind of how elections work in case you were hazy on the process.
Entirely depends on the makeup of the constituency. If Labour were second to the Tories and people swung to the LibDems over a specific issue then Tories would win/retain the seat through splitting the anti-Tory vote. So, no it would not be the same, and yes there are consequences.
No it's based on the poster could vote however he wishes safe in the knowledge rat face won't be winning it.Is your argument based around a vote not mattering unless there is a majority of 1?
Each vote is equal, although some are more equal than others.No it's based on the poster could vote however he wishes safe in the knowledge rat face won't be winning it.
You daft donk this is why I said individual. Why the fuck would everyone suddenly wake up on election day and think I must do what that bloke who I don't know has done. Even though I don't know what he did, in fact I don't even know there is a bloke.
What did I say about egos, pmsl.
Well a poster did give 3 examples although I'm not sure 150 years is modern times and one didn't affect the result So kudos for that.
You just went full on dishonesty. But there you go.
My apologies you could just be that daft I guess:-)Good for that poster. It would be useful if you could break down the ‘dishonesty’ as you perceive it.
If one individual can change their voting intent over a specific set of circumstances, it is not unreasonable to assume others can as well, or even change their intent over other circumstances that do not sit right with them.
To win the election, enough people have to vote Labour. If they don’t, they won’t. Votes matter.