Who/what pisses you off?

you are a perfectionist Jerry ?

Thinking about the next 5 years still under the fucking Tories.

Can't say as I'm that arsed, my life has gone pretty well over the last 5 years. More of the same will do me nicely.

To make it a little better Nigel Farage hasn't even won the seat for his own constituency....LOL!

The UKIP candidate for my local council was called Omer Abdulqader - figure that one out...

They have 12% of the overall vote but that means very little when they have only won 1 out of 650 seats in parliament.

There are 650 constituencies in the UK, which is pretty much an electoral region, for example Manchester Central, Manchester Gorton and Manchester Withington are 3 separate constituencies. People who live within the borders of these constituencies vote for a person to be the MP (member of parliament) for their constituency, which they call seats.

To be the winning party outright you have to get an overall majority which is over 50% of the 650 seats (so winning 326 seats means you win the election outright). If nobody gets an overall majority they declare a hung parliament, which then enables different parties to start cutting deals with one another to take their combined number of seats over 325, which is what happened at the last election with the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. The Conservatives only got got 306 seats leaving them 20 short, so they cut a deal to form a coalition government with the Lib Dem's who had 57 seats, taking their combined seats to 363..well over the 326 needed.

This years election is going to result in the Conservatives getting an overall majority and winning outright. With 9 results still to come in they already have 325 seats, with Labour lagging behind on 229, the SNP (Scottish national party) have 56, Lib dems have lost a huge amount of seats and are down to 8 and UKIP have just the 1 seat.

That sounds like quite a spanking for everyone else involved but when you look at the actual voting figures it's a lot closer than it would seem and shows exactly why this way of electing our prime minister is in serious need of change.

Despite only winning 1 seat UKIP have finished very high up in the rankings of various constituencies and have amassed a very handsome 3.8million votes which equates to 12% of the vote and technically makes them the 3rd most popular party in the country. Compare that to the SNP who have won 56 seats yet only have 1.4million votes.

Then you come to the 2 main parties (Conservatives and Labour). Despite the Conservatives dominating the seats with almost 100 more than Labour. They have 11.1million votes which is only 2million more than Labour on 9.2million, equating to 36% and 30.5% of the overall vote respectively. Which is a lot closer than the official results would have you believe the election was.

Nothing ever changes here and never will, no-one ever learns. It's a genuine fucking nightmare, and worst case scenario, people have no idea the shit storm and unnecessary pain that's ahead.

The result suits the SNP agenda perfectly and Cameron doesn't have it in him to keep it all together, so in 4/5 years you'll likely have an independent Scotland still in Europe and a separatist England outside, with all that that entails. You'll literally be going back to the stone age and letting one side politically rewrite, the constitutional shitstorm ahead is fucking mind boggling not to mention the paralysis.

You also won't recognise the NHS by the end of this, it will be irretrievably broken up, ready for the final phase of privatisation after the next election. Education will be even less cohesive and more expensive than it is now. Clegg summed it up, politics of fear wins out again. Big congrats all round really.

I can't stomach going through all this idealogical right wing bullshit all over again. I'm actually glad I'm not invested in this country and can fuck off on a whim with no regrets.