Fair enough.
You are aware of the irony that absolutist stances like that are a gift to the less scrupulous ? It's the flip side of "Always voted Labour*, me" that someone proudly says as they the wonder why the Labour party does nothing for them and everything for the Johnny-come-lately voters.
Our current system completely smothers nuance. And most of my votes in life have been much less about support for the candidate and much more about trying to keep the others out.
Anyhows, I am still hoping for a small revolution and the LibDems - for all their faults - soak up the disaffected Tory-turned Labour voters who still have some morals left.
Incidentally I am wondering what fresh hell 2028/9 could bring if we end up with no majority party, but a possibility of a LibDem-[Reform/Tory/Labour] coalition. What would the outcome of a split like Reform:150, Labour 250, Tories 75, LibDems 150 ??? We can only hope a Tory-Reform coalition would still not reach a majority.
One to watch is Reforms disinterest in electoral reform. They could well try to create a "we wuz robbed" narrative to fuel the next post election riots that I am sure they have alerted their core to be ready for.
*Or tory.