Do they think we're morons?

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by sweller, Apr 7, 2005.

  1. sweller

    Ginge Guest

    Seems Porl missed the obvious...

    Your incoherent UKRM arguments.
     
    Ginge, Apr 9, 2005
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  2. Back from Hulland Scrotum already young Ginge?
     
    Simon Atkinson, Apr 9, 2005
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  3. sweller

    porl Guest

    I don't think so. There's plenty of contemporary literature and discussion
    about matters that I consider more important than whether a minister's son
    got a bit pissed one day but people on the whole don't care. They care about
    how much their house is worth, by how much their tax is going to rise and
    how much their personal liberities are being infringed which, on a
    planetwide scale, is utterly irrelevant.

    Mind you, if I did win I'd arrange for Des to get his own nightly talk-in
    radio show.
    Whoever you vote for you will be moaning down the pub with everyone else.
    That's the whole point of why it's complete bollocks to suggest that if you
    don't vote you can't moan about the state of affairs, as if there's an
    innate relartionship between the two. You might just as well say "You can't
    moan about bible bashers unless you choose a religion". The voting slip
    doesn't have an attachment for a free moan, the moan comes courtesy of
    living and breathing and thinking. In the Useful Scheme of Things category
    there is nothing between the parties to make a choice. I have no problem
    with people feeling they are contributing some useful input to the lives and
    welfare of everyone by voting, I just don't subscribe to it myself. Saying I
    don't have a "right" to moan about whichever government gets in is just
    silly though.
     
    porl, Apr 10, 2005
  4. sweller

    porl Guest

    The beano was never /quite/ that entertaining. Although my Gnasher fanclub
    badge did develop a nasty rattle.
     
    porl, Apr 10, 2005
  5. It's all bollox young P.

    No-one needs a reason or a right to moan - it's just part of being
    British.

    I bet you feel very patriotic when you moan don't you?
     
    Simon Atkinson, Apr 10, 2005
  6. sweller

    Ginge Guest

    I was back a couple of hours ago, only dropped in to say hello and have
    a bite to eat...

    t'were a bit quiet by UKRM standards, but probably would have seemed
    more entertaining were I there with the aim of getting boozed up.

    I think they're all having fun though.
     
    Ginge, Apr 10, 2005
  7. sweller

    porl Guest

    It makes me feel warm and fuzzy.
     
    porl, Apr 10, 2005
  8. Fair enough.
    For you or them?
    I bet they are, now you've gone home...

    Did you notice the hedges around the pub quivering and giggling as you
    drove off?
     
    Simon Atkinson, Apr 10, 2005
  9. And a bit woody?
     
    Simon Atkinson, Apr 10, 2005
  10. sweller

    Ginge Guest

    In their tents. It'll be a heady cocktail of shared body warmth, and
    dampness, probably.
    Nope. I was too busy trying to avoid all the people pointing at me and
    laughing.
     
    Ginge, Apr 10, 2005
  11. TMI. WTMI.

    TOG there?
    You must be used to that by now surely.
     
    Simon Atkinson, Apr 10, 2005
  12. sweller

    raden Guest

    Bremner bird and Fortune ...
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
  13. sweller

    raden Guest

    I bet you're breathing a sigh of relief there
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
  14. sweller

    raden Guest


    Bollocks - I think both lab and tories have lost the plot

    There are stories concerning the Lib-dem councillor for Watford central
    taking bribes over the station taxi rank debacle

    I am running out of options

    So I'm running out of choices, but I'm fucked if I'm going to lie down
    and take it and not whinge

    I don't know who laid down in stone that you have to vote or else you
    can't whinge, but I no longer buy into this shit
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
  15. sweller

    raden Guest

    Well said, but ... give me that option, it doesn't currently exist.

    I've still not been presented with a viable choice
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
  16. sweller

    raden Guest

    There you go again - vote for whom ?

    Will you get a brain cell or STFU ?
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
  17. sweller

    raden Guest

    So you are content with the alternatives ?
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
  18. sweller

    raden Guest

    In message
    I have to invoke Bear's "seemingly intelligent" argument here

    If you have a choice between two equally unpalatable alternatives, why
    should you vote for either ?

    You're giving them credibility which they don't deserve

    There is a general loss of faith with Labour and a lack of credibility
    with the tories

    I don't trust not am I interested in the policies of either of them

    I reserve the right to expect something different and better, otherwise,
    how can politics move forwards in this country ?
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
  19. sweller

    raden Guest

    In message
    What democracy ?
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
  20. sweller

    raden Guest

    Easier said than donr, it's stacked against you

    Have you actually seen what's entailed in e.g getting air time on the TV
    ?
     
    raden, Apr 10, 2005
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