I didn't vote today... (1 Viewer)

[killy kill]

...and i won't. Feeling a bit ashamed but i'm totally fucked off with the lot of 'em.Anyone else?

 

[classic seanc]

You're not allowed complain.

 

[Dixer]

...and i won't. Feeling a bit ashamed but i'm totally fucked off with the lot of 'em.Anyone else?

Still time, nip out and give it to anybody but the PD's. Have a hand in their humiliation. Y'll feel better for it.

 

[magicbastarder]

Still time, nip out and give it to anybody but the PD's. Have a hand in their humiliation. Y'll feel better for it.

NO THANKS! he doesn't want a left wing government!

 

[killy kill]

NO THANKS! he doesn't want a left wing government!

Would it have been too much effort to use red front?hmm?

 

[ernesto]

im just back from voting.
what a crock of shit

 

[nlgbbbblth]

You're not allowed complain.

serious question.

what happens if the candidate(s) you vote for are not elected?

can you complain then?

 

[IFF]

shane

if you want to complain, at least go and spoil your ballot by writing something about your reason for not voting

spoiling ballot on purpose is a far better form of protest against politicians then not voting

by not voting it is laziness

 

[classic seanc]

serious question.

what happens if the candidate(s) you vote for are not elected?

can you complain then?

Me personally? I wouldn't complain either way really, unless I was quite grumpy, complaining isn't productive.

But yeah, you can complain if your guys aren’t elected, it’s the taking part in the process that counts, even if that means spoiling your vote.




IMHO

 

[Franco]

I used as friend's vote as mine was miles away at home.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Me personally? I wouldn't complain either way really, unless I was quite grumpy, complaining isn't productive.

But yeah, you can complain if your guys aren’t elected, it’s the taking part in the process that counts, even if that means spoiling your vote.

No, not you personally. But generally.

thanks.

 

[egg_]

You can complain whether you vote or not. Democracy is not just about voting, it's about participating

 

[MDR]

I was surprised at the number of country people I know who live in Dublin, but who remain registered in their home county, and who didn't vote as a result.

 

[classic seanc]

AFAIK I'm the only country person to vote up here, besides my godparents that've been living here for 40 odd years.
Apathy has something to do with it, but also it's that they didn't really know how to change address.

 

[lucky_dresden]

Well, it's your fucking fault. Wanker.

 

[Goff]

AFAIK I'm the only country person to vote up here, besides my godparents that've been living here for 40 odd years.
Apathy has something to do with it, but also it's that they didn't really know how to change address.

No. You're not.

I know loads.

 

[plug]

serious question.

what happens if the candidate(s) you vote for are not elected?

can you complain then?

no-one I voted for got in. my number one even lost his seat, so... yes!

 

[plug]

someone I know is doing a hdip in social policy, currently sitting final exams; she reckoned that basically no-one in the class voted on thursday. hmm...