To ask who you are voting for?

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Labour
Tories
Lib Dem
Green
Reform
SNP (Scotland)

And why?

Is anyone expecting Labour to provide a land of milk and honey? I'm not. I think we're just expecting something better than what the last 15 years have brought us to. It's either more of the same or change. I suppose it boils down to the fact that some of us don't believe they're all arseholes.

To be honest, if women’s spaces are filled with this level of intolerance I’m not sure I want to be in them- I’ll take my fully 100% legitimate and unquestionable uterus (oh some women don’t have one of these by the way) into a gender neutral space where people don’t cling to biological determinism as a reason to keep voting kids into poverty

Cheerio!

Labour
My area has always been conservative (with a large majority) and to be fair I quite liked our MP. I disagreed with his political views but he was always helpful on the rare occasions I contacted him. He has now retired, I really don't like our Conservative candidate and I think it is time for a change.

I don't think they have that much, and they're still not the Tories that we have now, who definitely have made the country worse over the 14 years.

Exactly

Well said
The partying was a total and utter piss take as others couldn't even visit their Mum/Dad/grandparents in a care home.

No some women don’t have uterus due to medical conditions, but being born with a penis/XY chromosomes isn’t one of those conditions. But please, if you can get those third spaces for those with gender beliefs sorted, feel free to pop off with Starmer and the rest of the ideology followers to use them. Of course, Starmer doesn’t want to implement third spaces, just happily place males into womens sex separated places without question.

As for using the poverty line - you know how many young kids (especially girls) escape poverty? Through sport. Are you happy to vote in a party that supports letting males into girl/women’s sports and taking their placements/future achievements away?

How many girls escape poverty through sport?

To a life changing degree, very few I would have thought?

Not sure if I am voting tbh. I can, but I’m leaving the UK roughly three weeks after the election, so it’s not like I have a vested interest.

But it’s not just about you, is it?

Vote for people you care about that aren’t leaving the country.

I mean, should I get a say when I’m not even going to be here to feel the possible impact/consequences of my vote?

A lot of the people I care about have left, as an aside, but of those who remain, whose interests do I vote for when those interests are represented by different parties?

As for using the poverty line - you know how many young kids (especially girls) escape poverty?

You what? How does sport help someone escape poverty? (Unless they become a premier league footballer or something, which is extremely unlikely).

The most vulnerable of the group.

Jonathan Pie with your handy reminder of 14 years of this shit-show.

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As I said, I’m undecided as to whether I’m going to vote or not.

Which is your prerogative.

I answered your question on whose interests you should vote on behalf of. The “I might not vote because it won’t affect me” comes across as quite a selfish attitude to have, but as I said - your prerogative.

Well of course.

What if that vulnerable person was best represented by the conservatives?

When I do vote I do so in my best interests anyway, so ‘selfish’ could easily be leveled at me regardless of what I do, and tbh that’s fine, it’s not a charge that troubles me.

Then I would say vote Conservative?

I’m not trying to lead you in any particular direction, I’m simply saying the ability to vote is a privilege and even if the result won’t directly impact you, It WILL impact millions of other people.

Since when have the Tories ever championed the wellbeing of the vulnerable?

They haven’t, but I suspected the poster was trying to be goady.

They have already said they only consider themselves when voting anyway, so I think we can guess who they would vote for. No major loss.

DontBiteTheCat

Then I would say vote Conservative?

I’m not trying to lead you in any particular direction,

You are - a bit!

No, I’m not.

They asked who should they vote for if the most vulnerable person they could think of would be better off under the conservatives. I said vote conservative.

If they had said the most vulnerable person that they knew would be better off under Lib Dem/Labour/Greens then my answer would have changed accordingly.

Labour. By far the best candidate where I am.