Option 1: vote Labour. The rationale is that vote share will likely be a talking point, so more Labour votes looks good for opposition.
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However, my Labour MP is a proper right-Labour fucking turd, I fucking hate my MP and don't want to encourage the fucker.
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I definitely don't want my vote construed as support for my local MP, who is just dire.
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Option 2: Green. I quite like the local candidate, and maybe an increased vote share to the left would send a message to my Lab MP.
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I don't really have huge amounts of beef with the Green party, certainly significantly less than I do with Labour.
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Option 3: spoil my ballot. I am, after all, an anarchist and I do have a fuck of a lot of criticism of representative democracy
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And tbqh I know that voting is basically bullshit and I'm not sure I want to demonstrate consent with this dire system.
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And also it's so fucking gratifying being able to draw gigantic spunking cocks and balls on things, certainly reflects my feels.
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I intend to go to the polling station tomorrow as an excuse to go out and catch some pokemon. So I just need to figure it out.
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So, Twitter, how should I vote tomorrow? (please read whole thread before commenting on just this tweet ty)
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Every green vote means more short money for the Greens so can be more effective in Parl (hire more staff etc)
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