Who will you vote for in the European Parliament Elections next month?

[Fireblade]

Where in Arkansas did she go? Little Rock ain't that bad dude, we wear shoes and shower daily here.

Only places I recall were Fayetteville and Hot Springs.

Oh, Fayetteville isn't too bad. There's pretty scenery there, anyway. Hot Springs fucking sucks though, unless you're into white trash and horse racing.

[Martinus]

I don't bother anymore with national or local elections; much less with EU ones.

Wow, that's so smart.

[Syt]

I don't bother anymore with national or local elections; much less with EU ones.

Wow, that's so smart.

I used to follow German politics and topics for a couple years. At some point I noticed that everything is running in circles, and everyone keeps talking about the same problems and not finding solutions. Instead they played party politics games. At some point I just shut down and stopped caring. I was tired of watching party politics games and politicians caring only about their image and next elections.

The two big parties in Germany have moved so close to one another in trying to win the "New Center" that they're distinguishable only in details and rhetoric (which is often lip service). The Greens? A pie in the sky party of delusionals. The Libertarians? Privatization of everything and deregulated market is NOT the solution. Left Party? Hells, no. Right wingers? No way. Friends and school mates who engaged themselves in local politics almost all quit because they decided it wasn't not worth it. They realized you can't move or change anything unless you have the cash or can market yourself/shout the loudest. Many of the successful local politicians are "Little Napoleons".

So I decide to vote by not voting. If voter turnout is low enough maybe it gets some people thinking (not that I hope for it).

[syk]

Green. Mostly because all other parties have excluded themselves by supporting things like cutting down civil liberties.

[Maladict]

These new polls look terrrible 

[Delirium]

I will in all probability vote liberal.

[BVN]

I'll probably vote for a party who is a member of the Party of European Socialists.

[Alatriste]

PSOE - Party of European Socialists.

[schaksen]

The Liberals

[Jos Theelen]

The PSE has national members like Labour (UK), PS (France), SPÖ (Austria), PvdA (Netherlands), SPD (Germany), SD (Sweden) etc.

[Zanza]

If voter turnout is low enough maybe it gets some people thinking (not that I hope for it).

It will make politicians think "Hey, we can do whatever we want with those sheepish people who are so lethargic that they don't even vote".

Schweigen ist Zustimmung.

[syk]

Syt: by your logic you'd have to make your vote invalid at least. That's a percentage people can see.

[Martinus]

Actually, I may vote for the second party that also belongs to the socialists, which has a GLBT activist running. I may end up voting for him.

[I Killed Kenny]

I don't know.

Almost everyone is neutral to me, or I hate them (ideological and/or personal level)

[Octavian]

Either the liberals or the conservatives...depends on the persons running.