took a long break from this, but decided the other day to commit to learning seeing as i have so… - Feed Post by rupertherro
took a long break from this, but decided the other day to commit to learning seeing as i have so much free time, HELLO EVERYONE
posted by rupertherro May 8, 2015 at 4:03am
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- Good luck. I'm going to waste tonight being unproductive by watching the election results slowly trickle in on TV. ^^May 8, 2015 at 8:19am
- ye but them conservervatives ^^May 10, 2015 at 2:17am
- "conservervatives"? :D
I watched all the way from the start of the count at 10pm in the evening to 11am the next day--13 hours straight... I wonder how many other people are crazy and do that too? Hope it's not just me, haha... ^^;
I didn't vote conservatives, but I'm just happy that Ed Milliband's party didn't win in any form.
Just kind of sad that the party I voted for only got one seat, even though they had 3.9 million votes... Far less seats than SNP's 1.5m votes got them. Less seats than LibDems 2.4m, DUP's 0.2m, Plaid Cymru's 0.2m, SDLP 0.2m, UUP's 0.1m, etc...
1 in 8 voters voted for them (12.6%), yet they only get 1 of the 650 seats (0.15%)...
Oh well, not really the right place to rant about politics I guess. Maybe I should start following Japanese politics a bit more, then I could probably get away with ranting about that! ^^May 10, 2015 at 10:44am - You don't want to know about Japanese politics. Really.May 11, 2015 at 8:11am
- I kind of prefer Japan's voting system, seeing as it it more proportional than the UK's pure first-past-the-post system, but yeah, the politcal parties themselves aren't great.
Voter turnout was like 50% or something in Japan's last general election? and I thought turnout was bad in the UK...
Can't decide who I'd vote for, but probably LDP. Can't believe the Communist Party is gaining more seats and votes...
Japanese politics doesn't seem too dull. Doesn't seem like it's as interesting as UK politics, but is still interesting enough for me to rant about. :DMay 12, 2015 at 3:14pm