I can quite happily say I wouldn't judge you for looking at every way to evade tax possible.Nope
What's a 'helemet'?
Don't know whether that's meant to be an insult or a compliment mate, but either way the English language has a wide array of words and phrases available, that people can understand, without making your own up.You are one mate. A big one.
exactly.... going to throw some tea bags into Tampa Bay this afternoon....I can quite happily say I wouldn't judge you for looking at every way to evade tax possible.
Wasn't "No taxation without representation" the motto of their fucking rebellion?
If a full Brexit is not delivered I will never vote again - never.
There is no point. The political elite will ensure they get what they
want regardless of what people voted for.
They only want ‘democracy’ when it suits them
I never understand this ''they died for your freedom so you should use your vote or it's an insult to them''. If they died for our freedom, then that freedom allows us the right to vote or not - especially if many of us feel there is no one of outstanding quality to vote for.
Equally, no one went to the trenches so that MP's could rent out their 2nd home, claim expenses on their shopping, their travel and their trips abroad and every other way of ripping off the tax payer that they can think of (as long as it is ''within the rules'' of course) and feasting at the trough.
I will not vote out of a sense of duty (when I am able to) when the names of the candidates in front of me are not worthy of my vote.
No as I'm not allowed to vote in Canada. Not that I would anyway as I think that all politicians are two faced, lying, evil cunts.
Even when a bunch of muppets are on the ballot paper? I would vote every time if the box ''none of the above'' was on there.Always vote. It is the only thing, yes the ONLY thing, that they can't tell you how to do. Can't understand those people who don't.
I once thought about standing as a candidate, only after changing my name to Mr. NoneOfTheAbove by deed poll. Someone must have tried that. Or Mr. PutCrossHere might work.Even when a bunch of muppets are on the ballot paper? I would vote every time if the box ''none of the above'' was on there.
Even when a bunch of muppets are on the ballot paper? I would vote every time if the box ''none of the above'' was on there.
I would have done.... the issue in Moston (where I lived) is people would vote Labour if a slug was selected to stand. The whole of local politics needs to change before any change can be made. Parties should be banned and candidates should stand on their own values and aims. Vote for the people, not the party. Until that changes (which it won't) I wouldn't waste my time, money or energy.So, why not put yourself forward as one of the 'non of the above'. It is a democracy after all. Start in local elections and make a name for yourself.
Always vote. It is the only thing, yes the ONLY thing, that they can't tell you how to do. Can't understand those people who don't.
I think that is a good idea but what if 'none of the above ' won?Even when a bunch of muppets are on the ballot paper? I would vote every time if the box ''none of the above'' was on there.