Nahh, seats don't matter for me personally

If I like the manifesto and I believe they can deliver though certain means presented then i'll vote for em

Fair enough mate, how it should be imo.

Just thought I would post this poll graphic for the guys that are interested.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...short_axis.png

Did anyone see that quote from a Tory campaigner, they didn't seem pleased with Theresa May at all. But he made a good point about the under 30s, they love Corbyn but are too lazy to get out and vote. It winds me up a lot, I was saying to a few friends to register online to vote and request a postal if they prefer that, and since the cut off I've spoke to a couple, 'did you register then?' 'na, forgot lolz'. But if/when the Tories win the election, you know they will be ranting and bitching like they did the last time, and after the EU ref.
:mad::mad::mad:

Tbf, If they can't even be arsed to go out and vote then I doubt they can be arsed to look at policy and make and informed decision of who to vote for

I think a lot of voters don't look at policy. Some guys vote for parties like they support football teams.

I agree, a lot of long time Labour voters are guilty of this

https://www.facebook.com/bbcnews/vid...4726104522217/

What a leader :cool:

Hmm, she's still an politician, I wouldn't take her on her word alone

Negotiations can't continue when she isn't indefinitely going to be the one negotiating them But Brexit aside
It was for a couple hours on one evening (hardly a defining length of time)

It was quintessential she turned up but she didn't, if Amber Rudd could do it two hours after her dad died then Theresa May could've

Sorry, was being sarcastic mate, I agree with you. She's all over the place there imo.

Ahh, my bad