Re: [kj] DON ¹ T VOTE

[peter.west410]

"Would you vote Peter if your candidate was a woman?"

As long as she was nt an Australian Aboriginal woman,Then I would have no
worrys about voting for a female.

         PW


----- Original Message -----
From: "iPat" <pmdavies at gmail.com>
To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)"
<gathering at misera.net>
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: [kj] DON ¹ T VOTE


> >     No-one is saying who they think has the BEST policies.So its not a
case
> > of people stating who is the best candidate ,they are saying who is the
less
> > worse(there has got to be a better phrase than that,but I cant think of
it)
>
> well since no part can truely accomodate every belief you have or
> cater for every opinion you will always have to trade with the pros
> and cons.
>
> .
> >       And I re read your posts and all i can see is yourself stating who
you
> > WONT vote for,you dont actually mention who you will vote for.
> > (And if you did actually state who you will vote for,Oppologies for not
> > giving you my full attention)
> >
> >               PW
> >
> I clearly stated that the social issues that are still being developed
> since thatchers onslaught need still to be finished. Work it out for
> yourself, but then again you know that and are just trying to be
> provocative. If my seat is a safe seat ill use my vote to show
> disatisfaction. If it could swing then i wouldnt vote for the tory
> party, but there could be merit in not having a majority government
> and having the Dems have a say, especially if it meant proportional
> representation getting a place. Then you could argue that your vote
> might mean something.
>
> Would you vote Peter if your candidate was a woman?
>
>



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