I'm interested to see posters saying things like 'I would never vote for so-and-so', following that statement with a link presumably to prove their point, inviting others to research. But statements using 'never' are based on emotion (because we cannot be sure what any party will be like in the future). If we are honest, most of us are going to make an emotional decision, because we cannot know the facts and can't believe anything anyone says in a manifesto. It's always possible to pick out one or two good things a government did, for instance during Covid, when most first world governments performed similarly. I have an emotional reaction to the Tories - I do not like people who are blatant, entitled liars, and, from their record, have presided over a time when conditions have become worse and worse for the most vulnerable in our society. Therefore I cannot possibly vote for them, and all that's left, effectively, is Labour. However, I am deeply uneasy about Keir Starmer. He seems to have a globalist agenda which could have some very unpleasant consequences for our civil liberties. These are very bad times and I fear for my children and grandchildren.
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