I’m Voting for…

Rob Moore explains why he's not voting in the current election, though his social media polls show he'd prefer Nigel Farage and Reform. He criticizes both Conservatives for abandoning conservatism and high taxes, and Labour for being anti-enterprise, citing lack of time to study manifestos as his reason to abstain.
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I'm voting for— drum roll— I have never ever shared before, ever ever ever ever ever shared before who I'm voting for. And for the first time ever, I'm going to share who and why. Now, the world has gone mad, and maybe that's one of the reasons why I'm sharing who I'm voting for. And obviously today is Election Day. I just want to show you this in a minute as well because I've not seen one of these in the flesh. So if you want to share who you're voting for in the comments, please do. Also feel free to say that you don't want to share, but I'm probably about to be a bit of a hypocrite, and I'm okay with that because everyone is entitled to my opinion, because I think it's really important to speak out about the things that are going on in the world that you think are very important. So I encouraged everyone to speak out if you disagree with lockdown, if you disagree with the high taxes, if you think there's some things that are fundamentally wrong in the world. I have encouraged you to stand up and speak out about that, and I've been speaking out about that, because if we don't speak out about these things that are important, you know, that govern our country, and, you know, that have control over us. If we don't speak out about these things, nothing will ever change and we'll all end up trapped. Which is, you know— Anyway, so I'm going to be a bit of a hypocrite here and tell you who I'm voting for. But first, who are you voting for and why? Because today's the day. And are you going to vote? And if you're not, why aren't you going to vote? Okay, so I've decided not to vote. And the reason I believe that could be slightly hypocritical is because I've been asking you to speak out about the things you think are really important. And if, you know, I understand the concept that if you don't vote, then nothing will change. But here's why I'm not voting. Because I think it's too early for reform. If I had to vote in terms of the leadership people, I'd back Nigel Farage, even though Brexit was a real mess. I'm sorry, Nigel. Nigel is my friend. Brexit really screwed up a lot of things in this country. And, you know, we shouldn't be rewarding those kind of decisions, in my opinion. And of course, this is my opinion, and you can share yours. In terms of the leader, Rishi, Keir, and Nigel. I would back Nigel Farage. I think because of Brexit and maybe it being a bit soon and some of their maybe more extreme policies, I can't quite back them. Conservatives aren't conservatives anymore. They're centre, they're not right, and they've systematically ruined the country, ruined businesses, sent all the money away, sent all the entrepreneurs away, whacked up the taxes, discouraged innovation, discouraged economy, punished any progress, and they've got us into masses of debt. And the lockdown was an absolute massive disaster, in my opinion, by the way. This is my opinion. So I can't vote for them. And, you know, I I don't call myself a capitalist, but I prefer the label of capitalism to socialism. But I feel like the Conservatives have become more socialist now, or communist, than capitalist, so I can't vote for them. And Labour, obviously they're traditionally anti-enterprise, more socialist than capitalist, so I just can't make myself vote for them. Although I kind of think, surely they can't make things any worse. And then people say to me, you just wait and see because things could get even worse. So because of that, I personally can't vote for any of them. But Nigel's my friend. But I can't just vote because Nigel's my friend. That is not the best, you know, you've got to look at the policy. Here's another reason why I'm not voting this time. I don't know enough about the policies. And, you know, I think one thing as I've got older I've become more wise about is, don't make out that you know things that you don't. Stay in your lane. Be humble enough to know that if you don't know, you don't know. Because the more I learn, the more I realise there is to learn. And the more I understand, the more I realise I don't understand. So I don't know enough about all the policies. Here's another reason why I'm not voting. I would have to spend weeks and weeks and weeks reading all the policies and the manifestos and really understanding the difference between it all. And I don't have time to do that. I need to get into my business and turn my business into a thriving enterprise against all the taxes and everything that happened in lockdown and blah blah blah. So, you know, a lot of people are getting very political. Myself, I got more political than maybe I would normally, and that distracts you away from your business, your vision, your mission. And I'm not prepared to do that either because that's a heinous waste of time. So for all those reasons, I've decided not to vote this time. I'm not saying you shouldn't vote. I'd love to know who you're voting for and why. A lot of you seem to be saying Nigel and the Reform Party. Actually, I did a lot of polls on my social media and Reform way led all the polls. Rob Moore polls— I've got thousands of votes and Reform was way ahead. If you had a gun to my head and said, Rob, you have to vote, or— I probably would vote reform, to be honest. So there you go, now you know. Now, one of the reasons why I'm not voting, like I said, is because politics can be a drain. It can be a drain on your life, it can be a drain on your time. Nothing's going to change, it's outside your locus of control. So I am focusing a lot— I'm going to do a lot less political posts over the next 4 years compared to the last 4 years, and I'm going to focus on helping you start and scale a business, make, manage, and multiply more money. I'm going to help you get your tax bill down, your income streams up, and deliver my mission and vision, which is, um, help as many people on this planet get better financial knowledge. Um, so give me a yes in the comments if you'd like to focus yourself on making, managing, and multiplying more money, creating multiple streams of recurring income. So I've got something for you in a moment. I just want to say one thing is there have been tens of thousands of people that have said that I should be Prime Minister and they would vote for me. As much as I am grateful for your support, um, that's kind of comical. I mean, my business partner's like, what? No way, they'd find you out in 5 minutes. Um, I don't know really what he means by that. 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You need to open a new web page now and type in R-O-B www.voteeam.co.uk. Go join right now. Thanks for your comments. Interesting to see who you're all voting for. I'm not, because I don't know enough about their policies and because I need to focus my energy on what I can control, and because I don't think any of them are good enough. But if I had a gun to my head, I'd probably go Reform. And I have a bit of insider about that because I'm friends with Nigel. So thanks for tuning in, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. And what do you think of the new DB12? I think it's sexier in real life. See you in Rob.team.










