#ge 2017

[illissos]

[aurordream]

Lets just take a moment to admire this though

[maltedchocolatemilkshakes]

I love Norwich

[stirringwinds]

the number of fucking people in this wretched country obsessed with using nuclear weapons tho 

[the-prophet-lemonade]

can u Please explain to me what's the deal with british people and running thru wheat fields and elections

ok basically what happened: theresa may was asked on the campaign trail what the “naughtiest thing she’s ever done” was and she replied: running through a farmer’s wheat field. that’s literally it. now it’s a meme

bonus rounds include: if theresa thinks running through wheat fields is naughty, what does she think about her selling weapons to the saudis in order to murder yemeni kids

bonus rounds include: the lad that is jeremy corbyn (leader of opposition) answering the same question with “the naughtiest thing i’ve ever done is too naughty to say” and then basically finger gunning the camera. a legend 

[totallynotabooknerd]

Attention all those registered to vote in the UK General Election

REMEMBER TO VOTE BY 10PM TODAY You DO NOT need your polling card or a form of I.D. A simple Google search will tell you where your polling station is. So many people have fought and died for our right to vote. Of those who have registered to vote, only around 60% usually turn out on the day. The number is significantly lower amongst 18-25s, despite the fact that the political decisions made over the next few years will affect you much more than older generations. You may think your vote won't count, especially if you are in a "safe" seat. But remember that the more of us who vote, the more of us there will be to hold politicians to account. Politicians often pander to older generations because they are the most likely to vote, screwing over the young because they "don't care about politics" If you are still undecided about who to vote for, there are websites that can help you work which policies are important to you and which party offers the closest to your opinions (I'm on mobile, so can't link, but Google "who should I vote for UK") Remember that no party or candidate is perfect. No party or candidate will completely fit with how you think the country should be run. Decide on a couple of priorities for you (health, education, Brexit, social welfare, environment, immigration, defense, etc) and go from there. If you are intent on ousting the Tories and Theresa May (which, let's be honest, most of us on here will be), type your postcode into www.tactical2017.com and it will tell you the best candidate to vote for to swing the result in your constituency. Above all, VOTE VOTE VOTE!

[sweetlyfez]

Less than a week to go to the general election and here is a reminder that however the polls look, however strong one party looks over another, it doesn’t mean you don’t need to vote.

YOU NEED TO VOTE

[astranemus]

Yet again the Tories fail to learn their lesson - Hold the public in contempt, and they will return the favour.