And my election vote will go to.... ....

Day 643, 08:10 Published in United Kingdom New Zealand by Mr Knee

I surely cannot be the only one who will probably take the view that voting in the next election is largely a pointless affair. From looking at the general manifestos of the major parties, I don't think there is a single eUK politial party that represents my general views.


I get the general feeling that the winners of the election will lead to very little change in the government as more or less the same people as now will be elected - and there seems to be very little difference in terms of their policies and views. I'm sure some people standing might be able to write some sort of rhetoric as to why they believe themself different but at the end of the day, they all seem to be working together with no real debate as to the government's actions. All those standing for election all have nicely prepared election essays as to why we should vote for them, but I've not seen any members have a serious debate about the policies of the policies and actively critisise or critique other's actions. I don't expect to see some sort of PM's Question Time, but never the less....

Not that I think raising serious points of disagreement matters that much anyway. From reading responses to numerous articles of which leading members of the eUK political system have commented, there seems to be a general trend that if a eUK citizen offers an opinion that flies in the face of our beloved leaders, then (s)he is branded a troll and in some cases are told they are idiots (or whatever). Anyone who disagrees is waved away as insignificant (or so it seems).

I think the issue of the actions of PEACE and where we stand in it is becoming an increasing concern for some people. Personally I agreed with the attacks on eUS on the basis of their previous actions but since the eUS is basically on its knees, I am getting increasingly concerned about the general direction that PEACE is now taking. I'm sure my view will be dismissed as EDEN / ATLANTA propagander. Despite this, all the parties and their leaders are happy to scratch each other's back and not rock the boat.

I'm sure some will be thinking - "Why not set up your own party and try to get elected ?". I really don't see the point as the main parties will rally together and such isolate any smaller parties. Not that the whole PEACE thing is the whole issue here, although our position in it is probably going to become a bigger issue as times goes on.... Maybe next month I can set up a "Protest Party" with no policies but use it as a forum for those who don't agree with any of the main parties to waste their vote...