Yes, political apathy really pisses me off.
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It's not apathy voting No
But it's a bit unfair to say that only the people voting yes will have actually given it any thought.
No sorry I dint mean the people voting no. I mean people not voting at all.
I don't know why I said 'yes'.
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ May 5 2011, 2:10 PM BSTIt's not apathy voting No
But it's a bit unfair to say that only the people voting yes will have actually given it any thought.
I'm voting Steve Sunshine.
I remember there was a Ceefax poll once where amongst the options was 'Don't have an opinion' and I think a significant number actually said that. The idea of calling a premium rate number to say you don't have an opinion just seems bizarre.
Colleagues who don't do what they are supposed to and now try to slough the mess off as a great big joke. It ain't. We're talking people's futures.
The thing about political apathy is that it is fine if you have a good choice of candidates, but in my area the only parties standing are: Labour, Lib Dem, Tory, Greens & BNP. I don't feel comfortable voting for any of them.
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ May 5 2011, 2:10 PM BSTIt's not apathy voting No
But it's a bit unfair to say that only the people voting yes will have actually given it any thought.
I didn't say that at all - what I said, was that people who don't understand are more likely to take a tentative approach and say no than yes.
Those wanky insurance ads on TV with Chris Addison and Alexander Armstrong
F**k off!
And haven't you got enough cash without flogging insurance?
Money grabbin whores
Pretty much any ads with 'knowns' in them. Do they real use the shops/services they are paid to advertise?
Wankers from mobile phone companies that ring my office all day long trying to get through to our purchasing manager to flog yer shitty phone contracts.
F**k off and die
seriously! just die
all of you
go through a red light on your way home and die a horrible ,slow painful death
tossers
Bloody women drivers! Tootling all over the road, oblivious to any other vehicle, finding immense difficulty coping with movement in more than one dimension, checking their bloody hair and make-up in the rear view mirror, chatting to their 'crazy!' mate Sandra on their bleedin' mobile phones, slowing down to a semi-crawl whenever a random thought (e.g. chocolate) suddenly pops into their dizzy little heads... and generally making me even later for the recording of my appearance on The Comedians in the early 1970s... 
at that comment, actually...
I expect you were up her arse?