I voted Green. I definitely do not regret it. As you say I don't agree with everything, but show me someone who believes in everything their party stands for. Anyone who thinks they do, cannot know everything about that party, you'll always be split on something. So I went for whoever represented my views the best, most important to me was environment and socialist. The Greens are the only party who offered anything near a proactive stance on the environment, as much as the other parties made out like they cared, none of them are doing a fraction of what needs to be done. If we do not sort out environmental degradation and climate change, no strong economy or immigration stance is going to solve anything. On socialism I believe that the Greens again were the only party that offered anything here, the SNP too I guess, but I live south of the border.
Do I wish the Conservatives hadn't won? Of course I do, I think the Tory party are a direct representation of all the major problems that currently face our country - namely vilification of the poor whilst making sure life is cushey foe the elite, ignorance of the important of a healthy environment, inaccurate representation of constituents among many others. However I do not believe that Labour were offering a worthy alternative. Yes it would have been better, but very far from good. I guess without Labour's loss they wouldn't have elected Corbyn to lead, the first positive change in top level politics in several decades.
As for the Lib Dems. I genuinely feel for them. Looking at what the Conservatives are doing now it is a lot more apparent the role they played in the previous government by holding them at bay. However this was always going to happen, so I don't see how they thought this would pay off in the long run. What is the point in holding the Tories at bay for one term if they can then make you a scapegoat, get re-elected and usher in a depressing new era for British politics?? Don't regret not voting for them, but do kind of wish they had sold themselves a bit better.
Anyway another 4.5 years. Could be interesting, could be horrific. Be very interested to see where Corbyn is at in a few years.