Ever feel unrepresented?

Question

I have had a look at the candidates for the upcoming election in May. Having read their biographies, one feel a little bit unrepresented in general, once one realises who they are. Does anyone else get this feeling?

Answer 1

I feel un-represented. Every special interest under the sun is catered to with the exception of white males.

Answer 2

Absolutely, we are unrepresented we live a world that lacks, integrity, dignity, humility, strength, true patriotic sense of self and everything that out forefathers tried to give us as a country in the beginning of time.

The only thing I ever fully believe is that we have been defeated by the system in so many ways, that people dont use their voices to unite in what the believe to be their right as a citizen in a free country. When people say we can fight back can we? Not really, how, we live in a capitalistic society where the underdog, pays for the sins of the greedy, I cant write paychecks big enough to get my rights back. I hope you can agree, I do have some faith and hope but that only gets us so far and the rest remains a mystery until we as a nation, community neighbors, try to find that one common goal that binds us all as one

Answer 3

Very much so. Right now, I am living in a Congressional District where my Representative votes 90% against anything I stand for. He does the courtesy of replying to my letters, which is more than some elected officials have done, but any arguments I make for my various causes basically fall upon deaf ears. Because of this, I always support his opponant in the election; however this district is what is called a "safe seat", with the same party controlling it for 40 years, so there is little I can do about it.

Answer 4

I certainly do feel unrepresented at the moment and feel a bit pessimistic for the future as well because there seems to be no difference between the parties.

Answer 5

I feel unrepresented at this moment in history but I am optimistically looking forward to the future when we have a new administration that truly represents the people.

Answer 6

I feel unrepresented cos I am 25 and there are only a couple of MP's in my age group and they are hardly normal for wanting too be mps at that age.

Answer 7

the completed of the institution speaks for "white Britain" hence it isn't mandatory for sophistication unsleeping operating type people to "talk for white Britain". what's needed is type conflict, not nationwide conflict. nationwide struggles have a tendency to divide and weaken the operating type so workers decide on nationwide chauvinism like we decide on a hollow contained in the proper. regardless of the indisputable fact that, oppressed countries and oppressed aspects do decide on the right to organise, if we are white and residing in Britain we are not oppressed because of being white, we are oppressed because we are workers. yet another "regardless of the indisputable fact that" is that because of the region of the country because the worlds tremendous potential we decide on to link struggles with all who strive against antagonistic to US Imperialism, even the following regardless of the reality that we decide on to be careful to distinguish between the Capitalist authorities of the country and the employees contained in the country, we ought to continuously oppose the authorities and all its businesses yet strengthen cohesion with workers the position ever the live. A operating man or woman has no u . s . a ..

Answer 8

Yes a cradle socialist I learnt my politics at my grandfathers knee as my dad was fighting for King and country. "New Labour" is a bitter disappointment, I honestly see no one I could vote for.

Answer 9

Yes, at the end of the day, by everyone i vote for.

Answer 10

Yes.

And Corey scares me.