Governments are notoriously irresponsible. They make promises, then get into power and make excuses for not doing them. But there are some parties we can trust more than others, and all because their approach is guided towards particular responsibilities.
Let's start with the Conservative Party. Though right wing, they can be useful in times of economic crisis. From Churchill's rationing in the second world war, to Cameron's cuts in response to the financial crash of the noughties, they stabilise Britain as a Free Market economy, secure trade and therefore stand for Resourceful Responsibility.
Labour stand for Social Responsibility, J.B Priestley An Inspector Calls depicts the morbid dangers of avoiding our duty to society and welfare. They're biggest criticism is that they are laxidasical and potentially carefree on the benefits system.
The Green Party stand for Environmental Responsibility, worryingly ignored by Britain's politicians in such a time when it is most needed. Climate change is something we now all know about, but rarely do you hear it discussed in the houses of parliament.
Whoever you vote for, go with your gut instinct about who will maintain Resourceful, Environmental and Social Responsibility in the UK. Since we lack so much Environmental responsibility in this country, mine will lie with the Greens this May.
Highlights of this month:
-Bought a mocha and left it at the counter after paying before seeing the person before me make exactly the same mistake.
-Squeezed a spot on my lip- officially one of the most painful experiences.
-Went to see Villa beat Leicester 2-1 and sail through to the quarter final of the FA Cup.
-Housemate accidentally walked around Sainsburys and got odd looks from people until someone told him he had his three top buttons undone.
-Noticed how people always say "Hello" in villages but never in towns and cities.
-Venezuelan chick flirted with me only to tell me afterwards that she had a spouse visa.
-My Chilli plant seeds have started growing in the kitchen!
