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    Hmmmmmmmmm im not sure who i will vote for, with no MRLP candidate in my area im forced to choose between the main 3, and right now for some reason Lib Dems seem the best choice, i don't really listen to all the hardline shit there gonna do, but TB is a cawk face who does nothing but lie, MH seems wierd and looks like a pedo, and CK seems like an alright guy, non of the bitchyness of the other two and he speaks funny


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    uNz[i]'s Avatar Out of order
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    Pardon my colonial ignorance, but is voting compulsory in the UK?

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    Quote Originally Posted by uNz[i]
    Pardon my colonial ignorance, but is voting compulsory in the UK?
    No.
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    i type this way because im black and from nyc chill son "

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    The reason I ask is that once a person registers to vote in Aussie land, that's it, they are obliged to vote at every federal election for the rest of thier natural.

    There was a closed debate in parliament a few years ago, the topic of which was 'Should voting continue to be compulsory?'
    It was decided for us by the politicians that yes, the public should be made to vote, because if we were given a choice, nobody would turn up at the polls on election day.

    (Side note - That very debate happened just before a small percentage of the Aussie populace suddenly converted to the Jedi religion, which excuses its followers from voting because it goes against the church's beliefs. Coincidence?)

    So anyway, I'm curious to know - what's the voter turnout usually like in the UK?

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    Quote Originally Posted by uNz[i]
    So anyway, I'm curious to know - what's the voter turnout usually like in the UK?
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    Of course there is... its the best way for political analysts to gauge trends at the polls.
    Last edited by uNz[i]; 04-23-2005 at 11:45 AM. Reason: spelinge

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    i wonder if the result would be any different if everyone had to vote. i reckon a bunch of people just aren't voting because they can't trust any politicians so if they all gave the liberal pussies their vote they could win the country

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    Quote Originally Posted by uNz[i]
    Of course there is... its the best way for political analysts to gauge trends at the polls.
    Too much danger of a tie.

    I wonder how many of the MRL Party original ideas have been adopted. The 24 hour drinking is one.
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    4 wheel drive vehicles will only be allowed to drive off road, therefore stopping mothers picking up their children from school in them when they only live 100 yards down the road. They will also be wrapped in bubble wrap to make them safer.
    We'd really need a french branch of the OMRLP.

    Oh, wait. We've already got the communists.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Guillaume
    We'd really need a french branch of the OMRLP.

    Oh, wait. We've already got the communists.
    There is not a French equivilent? I am surprised (genuinely - I would have thought such a surreal response to politics would be very French)

    Is it just me or is this the most lack-lustre election ever? That is two weekends in a row I have wandered into town to find political types to debate my views on why they are wrong (well a boy needs a hobby) to find nothing - not even someone punting leaflets. There are no posters or cards hanging from lamp posts. Has it been cancelled and no one has bothered to tell me?

    I suppose they are to be congratulated for not bothering people really.
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