Ignoring the fact that my vote doesn't count for shit anyway...

And ignoring the fact that these are local elections so I should be voting on local issues (I won't be)...

I won't be voting Tory because they're Tory and because it would be a vote for a continuation of Blairism.

I won't be voting Labour because they're a fucking centre-right party and fuck me. wtf.

I'd like to vote Lib Dem but it would seem to be approval of their move away from taxation and towards free markets. Fuck that shit.

GIVE ME SOMEONE TO VOTE FOR AND I'D BE (sort of) HAPPY TO FUCKING DO SO.

As fun as it would be to vote for a celebrity, it would be no fun to vote for a celebrity.

In the same way that I would not like to see an 80s action entertainment series featuring Karl Marx as a muscular fugitive who won't fly in planes, I would very much like to see an 80s action entertainment series featuring Karl Marx as a muscular fugitive who won't fly in planes.

Pretty much the same here. I won't vote for labour while they're 'new' - whil they're the party that initiated the gulf invasion etc.. I won't vote for the tories for various reasons including them too supporting that invasion.

I probably would vote for lib dems, just because they're not the other two. But I'm not even sure they run here, and if they do they have abslutely zero chance.

And yeah. I know I perhaps shouldn't but I can only really vote ideologically.

Y'know, if the SNP ran here I would vote for them above anyone else. Ignoring all the independence stuff, I actually like their politics. (I'm not saying I dislike the independence stuff, I'm in favour of it, just it doesn't apply here like (although I'd be in favour of regional autonomy everywhere, just a shame no one else is))))))))

What was my point? I'll probably do what mr. Moolock said. Sigh.

Haha. To get voted for you have to appeal to the middle classes because they're the ones with enough of a (perceived) stake to actually bother voting. That sums up why I am opposed to deomcracy and hints at why I would not get voted for.

I don't believe it's right that 'the majority' (whatever way you cut it) makes decisions for the rest. They will never act in the interests of the rest unless they coincide with their own.

And when you pull it apart, even the above isn't happening. I do not believe that our democracy causes the preferences of the majority to be realised effectively (not, as I say, that I would see that as a good thing anyway).

So we have the illusion of an illusion of a system that would work.