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Labour victory is such a certainty that people should just vote for what they really believe in.
I think this is a mildly irresponsible piece of advice.
Electorates are broad, not deep. A lot of people can change their mind at the same time, in response to the same trigger response.
The Labour victory is only certain if they actually win.
Let's not trip over the carpet that the Ming vase plinth stands upon, before depositing said vase.
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I think this is a mildly irresponsible piece of advice.
Probably reflects my total lack of belief and disillusionment at Labour TBH.
In my seat they've had more than 50% of the vote forever, it looks like that will increase significantly... I know quite a few friends in Liverpool, Bristol, other parts of London, etc that are in similar positions, none of us voting Labour this time round.
I will likely never vote for them again, not even if it lets a Tory govt in.
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+1 for this.
Velocio
EcuriePeril
I run a tactical voting website and provide a huge amount of data and analysis to several websites, and yet I'm so disillusioned with Labour that I've already voted Green.
Labour victory is such a certainty that people should just vote for what they really believe in.
Though the exception to that is if it's a seat Reform are in, as blocking them is necessary just to ensure people in those seats are represented well after the election.