Edgar Said:

Would a political party promising to increase the number of UK bank holidays help secure your vote?

We Answered:

I had to leave a job where i was working every Saturday and bank holiday, contract was for 37.5 hours but i was forced to work holidays and unpaid overtime which i got back as standard time for days in lieu at the employers discretion. Unless there is legislation to actually enforce workers rights promising more bank holidays is pointless. So no i wouldn't vote for a party that promised more bank holidays or more holidays in general. Case in point bank holiday Easter Monday, all the shops are open DFS B&Q. What are the poor sods going to get for being forced legally to work on what is supposed to be their day off? F all, probably the day off in lieu at the managements discretion.

Roy Said:

If the UK election was held today, would you change your vote?

We Answered:

It depends on which candidates were standing.

It is confused because the party I most often vote for formed a coalition with the party I most often vote against. I welcome this coalition if only because New Labour was getting far too Thatcherite for my liking, and some measures such as the compromising of Habeas Corpus, Innocent Until Proven Guilty and the Admission of Hearsay as evidence in situations where either terrorism or paedophila is hinted at worries me greatly. It is the tip of the iceberg of fascism and I want no part of it. I also think that the budget deficit is a top priority, and the present Coalition is best placed to deal with it, while the Labour Party is sorting itself out post-New Labour.

At the moment, unless the Lib Dems put up a truly inspired candidate, or there is an Independent with something worth hearing to say, I don't think I would change my vote, and would vote Green one more time.

Virgil Said:

UK tactical voting: would you vote for party A rather than your preferred party B, to prevent party C winning?

We Answered:

YES YES and YES, I will vote anyone to keep inexperience, lying, xenophobic, bigotted, racist, middle class pandering Tories out of number ten.

Sarah Said:

What political party should you vote for in Uk if your priorities are Education and Health?

We Answered:

Labour and Lib-Dem solution to Education is to lower Standards to the lowest common denominator, i.e children of immigrants, whilst building shiny new buildings to house the retards in.

Then they keep them on in school until their 18 denying them a chance to learn a trade so they can gain diplomas in entirely worthless subjects that are of no use in the workplace.

They leave school ill-equipped for work, surly, mollycoddled, and generally having been humoured for their entire time at school and find that perfectly good jobs that they could've been traning for from age 16 have gone to someone called Olga or Tattiana from somewhere east of the Danube.
So they bang out a few brats and live off the state for the next 20 years and go on endless training courses playing catch up.

Those that make it to UNI generally just prolong the agony and come out of UNI with a more impressive but equally worthless qualification and debts of mammoth proportions and join thousands of other graduates on £20,000pa working for McDonalds or Starbucks and the like, or they get an overpaid job in the Health service and never actually deal with a real patient for their entire working lives.


The Nhs is full of idiot managers sucking resources out of the system and providing nothing of value in terms of patient care.

The whole system, like our parliamentary system is a gravy train that too many useless people, who would not last 5 minutes in private industry, use to their own advantage.

Rhonda Said:

In the forthcoming UK General Election how do you rate your vote?

We Answered:

This time around it's option C, we need real change but no one offers it.