Survivor
I am sorry to disagree but all that our forefathers and mothers fought for has and is continualy being taken away from us every day by these Politicians who are bleeding us and the country dry.

They fought and died for the vulnaruble in society and we are the ones today that are throwing it back in to their faces.

Survivor wrote:
I always find it sad when people say they won't vote.

I stopped voting after the dreadful mistake of tory mark two getting in under false pretences in 1997.
In the impending general elections just who do sick and disabled people vote for.
Both New Labour and the Tories have used the same "expert", David Freud to formulate their Arbeit Macht Frei "welfare reform" policies. So it is a case of choosing to be shot or hung.

You vote partys out of govermnet for not doing a good job , ..

I dont have a clue who to vote for i dont think labour have done a partically good job

Brewster Millions is a film, Comedy. Basically he wants people to VOTE FOR NONE OF THE ABOVE...
Good idea really if you think about it.
If unhappy with all parties, Would like to start again. Without not voting. There should a a box that we can cross... none of the above.... Hence not waisting our valuable VOTE....

I believe that voting is essential. Good people who do nothing allow evil to flourish. Yes, people sacrificed themselves to give us this basic right as we see it now. Sadly, society has changed. Politicians, the elite, no longer live in reality. The disadvantaged, the sick and disabled have nothing in common with them and the only time a connection is made is when they, our public servants, want our vote, other than that they couldn't care less. So voter apathy is a product of political stupidity and greed and elitism. What is the answer? We need to reconnect, or should I say they need reconnect with us. Maybe, we do need a change on how our country is governed, a new yet unwritten constitution. Or should I say the EU needs to write it at this moment.