british elections

[Gert van Santen]

The Dong schreef:
> Joost Schuttelaar wrote:
>> Some steps to get rid of the labour-conservative stronghold? :)
> 
> The only way to do that is for the entire country(s) to stay at home and 
> ignore it all for the BS it is. Even one vote for any party above 
> another reaffirms their justification for taking power and their 
> continuing stance to treat us all like dumb children :)
> 
> What I no longer understand is why we always resort to these parties, or 
> tribes as is the tickety-boo buzz word, and argue about everything. Why 
> is the chancellor, or prime minister etc. not simply just another 
> permanent civil service job anyone in society can apply for and the 
> right person selected based on competence and merit, a bad one sacked etc.
> 
> I won't vote.
> Once is enough to get the gist ;)
> 
> And yes. I think the SNP and PC should have had a voice on the Beeb.
> What a mess UK P is in.
> On purpose, of course.
> The last 30 years have been a constant barrage of complexity, designed 
> to keep us all silent, tied up in paperwork or backed into corners.
> 
> F'em. F'em all!!
> Almost time for some street riots over the price of f'ing cheese, and 
> the rest!! ;)

I completely agree. Same sh*! in the Netherlands.

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Gert
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Gert van Santen
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