Which of these 'minor' parties would you vote for?
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Which of these 'minor' political parties would you vote for?
As well as the well-known parties such as the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats are a multitude of minor ones as well. If you had to vote for one of these 'minor' parties, which one would you vote for?
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Original post by richpanda
Libertarians. I have no idea what the other parties are but I assume they're a mix of neo nazis and daily worker reading nutjobs?
The BNP are neo nazis but the rest of them are just other types of small parties.
Original post by Quamquam123
As well as the well-known parties such as the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats are a multitude of minor ones as well. If you had to vote for one of these 'minor' parties, which one would you vote for?
The only one I've heard of is the BNP and whilst I agree with a minority of their policies I would never vote for them. What are the others all about?
Original post by Quamquam123
The BNP are neo nazis but the rest of them are just other types of small parties.
Mostly one shade or another of rabid lefty or just general nutjob, there is a reason nobody knows who they are.
Original post by richpanda
Libertarians. I have no idea what the other parties are but I assume they're a mix of neo nazis and daily worker reading nutjobs?
The Co-operative Party are affiliated to Labour, about 25 or so MP's stand for The Labour and Co-operative Party as opposed to just Labour.
TUSC are your Daily Worker nutters and Respect aren't too far behind them.
Original post by Jammy Duel
Mostly one shade or another of rabid lefty or just general nutjob, there is a reason nobody knows who they are.
I would say they have a niche target membership but I wouldn't say they're all extreme.
Libertarians probably.
Futurist party is mostly concerned about science and I think scientific communties should be represented in the parliament .
Actually liberal parties are just liberals.Green parties are liberal and green. Science parties are not only rational and scientific but also liberal and green , so for me it's the best combination .
Actually liberal parties are just liberals.Green parties are liberal and green. Science parties are not only rational and scientific but also liberal and green , so for me it's the best combination .
Original post by AlexS101
Where's the Monster Raving Loony Party in this (Who are probably not as loony as the Labour party)...
They're well known and don't even pretend to be serious, unlike most parties that at least try to pretend to be serious ; either way, well known.
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The Liberal Democrats.
Original post by similarBlank
The Liberal Democrats.
PRSOM
Who are the borders party? Never heard of them.
Who are the borders party? Never heard of them.
Original post by Quamquam123
PRSOM
I would say Labour, but I'd probably be executed by IS first
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Original post by The_Opinion
Who are the borders party? Never heard of them.
It's a local government party in Scotland that have two councillors on the Scottish Borders Council. They promote regionalism.
www.bordersparty.org.uk
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