Usual nonsense is upon us Londoners, I'm not voting as usual but what's your take on this load of tripe?

voted for the funny one :good:

don't think a great deal of any of these candidates tbh, still, anyone but ken

If I HAD to pick one, then it would be Paddick.

As all leaders are elected on personality nowadays, he seems the most realistic.

I vote for Lenny Henry.

you'd be one of Coneys Boris voters then?

Lenny had talent. Boris is Boris. :lol:

Il do what i do for GW polls

Vote for all of them

Would rather Paddick but it would be a wasted vote and I can't stand Livingston so would have to go got Boris :good:

Many are of the opinion that if you don't vote, you have no right to complain, which, personally, I think is bollox.

It's not like they are going to personally come around my house and ask me if I want a rise in public transport costs, or whether I want the buses to come more frequently or anything.

But then, democracy is a load of old bollocks really...

Il probably go vote in a bit as soon as it stops raining.

Whose the best guy to vote for?

No idea who any of these people are

There should be an aptitude test you have to pass before you're allowed to vote.



I'd fail.

EDIT: So would you, Cripps.

It'll be Ken who wins..

You lot could at least register your discontent with a spoiled ballot rather than just showing apathy.:(

Why?

Yes Why CC™? Rk wouldn't be able to moan about the man sticking it to him if he'd actually got up off his arse and exercised his right to try and make things better.

:handbags:

:smooch:

I'm only teasing you Rk, I know you have sound, reasoned idealogical reasons for not wanting to vote.


Is it still raining down there?

No, I'm out the shower now thanks.

voted this morning :good:

I'd not vote for any of them, personally.

Looking at the list of 10, it really is quite unnerving.

I didn't vote last time so I'm not having a go but surely you have a responsibility to vote?

heres an example - if very few people thought voting was worthwhile and the BNP candidate was elected would a non votee have the right to blame anyone or be outraged when their own failure to vote in effect allowed a facist to be voted in?

an extreme example I know but I do genuinely think voting is important, even if the main candidates are all incompetent buffoons - don't forget a voting slip can be deliberately made invalid (e.g. x for each candidate) as a sign disapproval for available options via a spoilt ballot paper.

If you do not believe in any of the candidates and the system, why register a vote? Sure you can go for a spoilt ballot and try to prevent the BNP gaining seats but the reality is that not enough people would pursue this avenue and the responsibility of trying to prevent parties such as these gaining anything falls squarely onto the current major political parties shoulders.

As for the notion that if you don't vote you can't speak out, that is even more ludicrous.

Are you allowed to spoil it with piss?

Oh...


Apparently not.

:(

No.


That's why I was sacked from McDonalds... :(

But your new career at Peckham Sunny Fried Chicken has flourished ever since.

Yup.

Cripps My supervisor even gave me a gold star for my name badge.

:lol:





Sorry, just laughing at the idea of Cripps ever being someone's supervisor.

Voted for Ken to keep Boris out and used the 2nd vote for Berry because I'd like to shag her.

Why "ludicrous" Rk?

you don't have to reply straight away, I'll wait until you come back from voting, ok? :)

They gave his kind the vote??

:censored:

im not allowed to vote :(

I vote from home, you can squeeze a few more in that way.

:ninja:

Why ludicrous? To suggest you cannot voice your opposition or disapproval towards something that formulates your daily routine whether you vote or not, is simply ludicrous.

I'm voting Obama!

then voice your disapproval by spoilng the ballot paper


meh, anyway, so who did you vote for?

Never again.

Not after that Ant and Dec fiasco :sulk:

English democrats :dance:


;)

did you get your £900 back?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/nickrobinson/

:woohoo: here's hoping, anyone but ken or the bnp :good:

Oh dear.