Who are you going to vote for?

byMelvinS

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Updated 9 years ago

Who are you going to vote for?

Tell us we won’t tell anyone; Finance Magnate - Who are you going to vote for? (Survey)

The British elections are once again upon us and people are being targeted by the various parties to vote their way.

It’s funny how in the years leading up to the elections people are engrossed in the problems that plague them; politicians are busy looking after their own, which I find rarely cover the multitude of the electorate but the interest of a few political networks and their friends.

So now the elections are upon us we are bombarded with expensive advertising (Millions of pounds, which we are apparently not suppose to have) and cold calling, not to mention the lavish promises if they are elected.

If you are poor and find it hard to feed your family, who are you going to vote for?

Obviously, the party that will give you sustenance and hope for the future, if you are working and don’t see any light at the end of the tunnel; you are not looking for handouts but opportunity to increase your wealth.

What if you are rich and want to stay that way?

You are going to vote for the party that will protect that wealth from those who would take it.

So you see the picture here is one of a melting-pot, which is exactly what this world has become.

Especially the world of business and politics; where parties with different views are joining together to run the country, for the benefit of some people who can afford to gamble on the alternating direction of their policies.

Have you ever heard the saying “the game of life” and that Chess is a game of life in which two sides battle against each other to be the victor?

Do you play chess or games in general, when you play do you play to win or just to take part and enjoy?

I ask these questions in the hope that they provoke thought in your current situation and perhaps the way to change your life for the better.

By taking part in our Survey you play a part in aiding others and yourself to understand the different thought processes that may change lives for the better.

Back to the election and who are you going to empower?

The decision is yours alone and we are trying to reflect your decision in our mirror so that you may see what others are seeing not just yourself.

By doing this we can make more socially conscious decisions that we hope will make the world a better place.

If you like what you have read and feel that you want to participate; take the survey and leave a comment as we would love to hear your thoughts either way.