You must bother, otherwise all this democracy lurk seems pointless, SundaeI am just not sure what I will be voting for tomorrow, an individual or for a party
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Jahled Three shades of black,
Wed 2 May 2012, 22:52,
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it may be worth bearing in mindthat the only two things the Mayor really has an influence on are transport and the police. The rest is down to councils or Central Govt, so ignore all the other bollocks and see who you agree with most on those two.
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thecrapgatsby isn't listening LALALALALALA,
Wed 2 May 2012, 22:56,
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I'll never vote blueIf you are on on a good salary and reasonably comfortable in life, it should be human nature not to be to miffed about a bit of extra tax you aren't really going to notice benefiting the rest of society.
( Jahled Three shades of black,
Wed 2 May 2012, 23:09,
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Jahled, it breaks my heart, honestly.Millions died over the years for me to have the right to walk into a polling station and make my opinion count.
But Boris is a buffoon, and less funny than he was.
Ken is a slimeball.
Lib dems don't know the public at all.
Greens are insane.
UKIP has naff all to do with local government.
BNP are... well.
No matter what I vote, fares will go up, rent will go up and the standard of living will fall.
(But Boris is a buffoon, and less funny than he was.
Ken is a slimeball.
Lib dems don't know the public at all.
Greens are insane.
UKIP has naff all to do with local government.
BNP are... well.
No matter what I vote, fares will go up, rent will go up and the standard of living will fall.
TheSundaeLunch I'm a fucking shrub, alright?,
Wed 2 May 2012, 23:10,
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Grim timesThat seems like a fairly reasonable assessment of what's up. Poor old Brian Paddock seems quite likeable but his party well and truly lost the plot getting into bed with the Tories. I've voted Green once in my life as a protest vote, but not again; we would be left with a bit of pocket money after their taxes
( Jahled Three shades of black,
Wed 2 May 2012, 23:24,
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