What does Bob think of the British political system?
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What does Bob think of the British political system?
I never see a discussion about the British political system. Considering this is a British website and it looks like Bob likes to keep up to date on these matters plus I figure Bob would be unbiased, I thought it would be interesting to pose him the question to learn something about British politics.
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
I don't know anything about British politics other than its dream of making America its beast of burden.
"Am I hard enough,
Am I rough enough,
Am I rich enough,
I'm not too blind to see,
I'll never be your beast of burden." -The Rolling Stones
"Am I hard enough,
Am I rough enough,
Am I rich enough,
I'm not too blind to see,
I'll never be your beast of burden." -The Rolling Stones
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
So you admit that all this 'policeman of the world' guff is just national self-interest?
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
Please, do yourself a favor and sober up.
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
I wonder how many Americans understand their own bizarre voting system. Perhaps that's why Bob doesn't vote--he doesn't know how.
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
No, Ms. Vegetariantaxidermy, the American voting system is very clear, it's just like every other voting system, you select stupid candidates whose only interest is getting elected or reelected. Unfortunately, every voting system in the world is inaccurate and expensive, and should be replaced by a system designed by the A.C. Nielsen Company. I don't vote because I'm too smart to vote (unable to control the election outcome).vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I wonder how many Americans understand their own bizarre voting system. Perhaps that's why Bob doesn't vote--he doesn't know how.
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
So you wouldn't want to be elected then?bobevenson wrote:No, Ms. Vegetariantaxidermy, the American voting system is very clear, it's just like every other voting system, you select stupid candidates whose only interest is getting elected or reelected. Unfortunately, every voting system in the world is inaccurate and expensive, and should be replaced by a system designed by the A.C. Nielsen Company. I don't vote because I'm too smart to vote (unable to control the election outcome).vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I wonder how many Americans understand their own bizarre voting system. Perhaps that's why Bob doesn't vote--he doesn't know how.
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
When the AEP runs a candidate, the modus operandi will be the Champagne Sherry Principle, getting people to vote for an AEP member instead of the candidate.
Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
Guys... we should stop jokes, this is serious, people die. Bob should be our president.
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
Bobby Bobby, you just said you're not our beast of burden so what is this burden you think you bear?Arising_uk wrote:So you admit that all this 'policeman of the world' guff is just national self-interest?
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
The British would like us to be their beast of burden, but I'm afraid it's still just a wet dream!
Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
Our voting system at state and federal levels is the most accurate in the world. We continually have a 96 to 97 percent voter turnout. it is also the least corrupt system in the world. Ask me how this is achieved.bobevenson wrote:No, Ms. Vegetariantaxidermy, the American voting system is very clear, it's just like every other voting system, you select stupid candidates whose only interest is getting elected or reelected. Unfortunately, every voting system in the world is inaccurate and expensive, and should be replaced by a system designed by the A.C. Nielsen Company. I don't vote because I'm too smart to vote (unable to control the election outcome).vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I wonder how many Americans understand their own bizarre voting system. Perhaps that's why Bob doesn't vote--he doesn't know how.
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
96 to 97 percent voter turnout? I find that hard to believe. And how do you know it's the 'least corrupt'?Ginkgo wrote:Our voting system at state and federal levels is the most accurate in the world. We continually have a 96 to 97 percent voter turnout. it is also the least corrupt system in the world. Ask me how this is achieved.bobevenson wrote:No, Ms. Vegetariantaxidermy, the American voting system is very clear, it's just like every other voting system, you select stupid candidates whose only interest is getting elected or reelected. Unfortunately, every voting system in the world is inaccurate and expensive, and should be replaced by a system designed by the A.C. Nielsen Company. I don't vote because I'm too smart to vote (unable to control the election outcome).vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I wonder how many Americans understand their own bizarre voting system. Perhaps that's why Bob doesn't vote--he doesn't know how.
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Sorry, my mistake, I misread the table. Austria is one of the highest for electoral integrity. Australia ranks in the top thirty.vegetariantaxidermy wrote:96 to 97 percent voter turnout? I find that hard to believe. And how do you know it's the 'least corrupt'?Ginkgo wrote:Our voting system at state and federal levels is the most accurate in the world. We continually have a 96 to 97 percent voter turnout. it is also the least corrupt system in the world. Ask me how this is achieved.bobevenson wrote: No, Ms. Vegetariantaxidermy, the American voting system is very clear, it's just like every other voting system, you select stupid candidates whose only interest is getting elected or reelected. Unfortunately, every voting system in the world is inaccurate and expensive, and should be replaced by a system designed by the A.C. Nielsen Company. I don't vote because I'm too smart to vote (unable to control the election outcome).
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Re: What does Bob think of the British political system?
vegetariantaxidermy wrote:96 to 97 percent voter turnout? I find that hard to believe. And how do you know it's the 'least corrupt'?Ginkgo wrote:Our voting system at state and federal levels is the most accurate in the world. We continually have a 96 to 97 percent voter turnout. it is also the least corrupt system in the world. Ask me how this is achieved.bobevenson wrote: No, Ms. Vegetariantaxidermy, the American voting system is very clear, it's just like every other voting system, you select stupid candidates whose only interest is getting elected or reelected. Unfortunately, every voting system in the world is inaccurate and expensive, and should be replaced by a system designed by the A.C. Nielsen Company. I don't vote because I'm too smart to vote (unable to control the election outcome).
It's illegal to NOT VOTE in Australia.