USAers and UKians If swapped which political party would you be in?.

I'm taking my belt off...prepare for some whoopin.

a reply to: boymonkey74

I believe I'd pick Labour, since it would be close to Democrat.

a reply to: boymonkey74

I'm not from the UK I pick none of the above. But then again, if you had 40 political parties to select from I'd say none of the above.

a reply to: boymonkey74

Conservative.

originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: boymonkey74

Conservative.

Ahhh ok the pedo party

a reply to: beezzer

Cammie lover!!! string him up!!

a reply to: boymonkey74

I Pick the PSOA! Wait, not sure that party even exists yet, Politically speaking!!

a reply to: SyxPak

Ah sorry dude I get you now.
Im in the judgement day thread some serious crazy stuff in there.

a reply to: boymonkey74

Wow, just finished reading that thread Man. Seems that guy needs a wrench. To tighten a few loose bolts, eh?! LOL!!

a reply to: boymonkey74

Probably the Democrats also but then again maybe an Inpedendent candidate. Sadly though, i have to admit that some Republican arguments hold more sway as i get older (and more cynical).

a reply to: boymonkey74

I could solve your whole issue. I travel from the US and the UK ALL the time. and Generally Speaking, Most UK would choose Democrats, and Most Americans would Choose Labour.

This isn't based on anyone particular ideas and feelings it's from the Mainstream "Impression" both countries get about the other sides politics.

The UK Media is EXTREMELY liberal(way more than some Americans could ever imagine) so the idea that any large percentage of UK'ers would choose Republican when most of their lives they've been propagandized to believe they are all idiot hick cowboys is laughable.

Americans on the other side have a slightly less liberal media and don't like the word "liberal" so that rules out liberal democrat. Conservative is also a naughty word. The UKIP and SNP have no chance because even if you tell an American "you're UK now" they are still gonna be pro America lol. Green Party would probably get a lot of votes but when Americans Realized they are a "global party" that would piss them off so by default Labour would be the majority American Choice.


You're welcome btw

As for Myself Personally:

I'm in America and Consider myself a conservative so If I HAD to choose one it would be Republicans.

For the UK if I was UK subject, I like some variations in UKIP and Conservative and if I had to choose one, it would probably be UKIP.

One more note for Americans:

Conservative in UK does NOT mean the same thing as Conservative in America, Neither does Liberal. England "Conservatives" or more like "Moderate Democrats" Hillary Clinton for example would probably be a Conservative, Obama would be a Labour and George Bush would be run out of the country.

Yes I'd definitely be a democrat or move to Vermont ad vote For Bernie Sanders

Being serous ,If third choice was not allowed and I had to choose.....I think it would be down to which state I lived in.


In Texas no way could I vote for some Republican religious nut. So I guess it would be Democrat.

If I lived in San Fransisco or anywhere in California the Democrat candidate would likely be far to socialist and wishy washy for me, so I would vote Republican.

Plus it depends on the candidates running.
No way I would vote for Chris Christie but I would be tempted to vote Rand Paul ect

Same really how im going to vote in the GE here.

End of the day on the grand scale it matters little what party you vote in as they are all corrupt bastards at the top.
so will vote with my local area in mind. And our current conservative MP happens to be pretty good at her job.

I'd do the same I do here, withhold my vote. I have no faith in democracy. Our system is pliable to the point it is (or maybe always was) broken.

I'd probably pick Democrat but to be honest, Democrats are MORE right wing than our Conservatives.

So I'd vote for none.

originally posted by: PsychoEmperor
a reply to: boymonkey74

I could solve your whole issue. I travel from the US and the UK ALL the time. and Generally Speaking, Most UK would choose Democrats, and Most Americans would Choose Labour.

Hmmmm

Not sure about that.