manticle
Standing up for the Aussie Bottler
If any bit of that ***** gets in a box (not a fun box) it counts as a vote.
I think you actually have to put a number ...otherwise its classed as a defaced ballot papermanticle said:If any bit of that ***** gets in a box (not a fun box) it counts as a vote.
Oh don't worry Warra, there are more than enough super below average numnuts to balance out the high intelligence above average population. In fact, it all averages out in the end....hahahahahawarra48 said:Not quite true, in fact.
It's more than half who are below the average, simply because the highly intelligent are often well above the average, and it takes a lot more of the below average numbnuts to balance that out.
There's your explanation of how the pollies get elected and largely get away with what they do.
Well if we didn't let them vote, how the hell we would we get the entertainment value, if not the economic value, of a Labor Party never getting to be in the driving seatLemon said:Yes, a friend of mine says,
Remember half of the population have below average intelligence and we make them vote.
Glad I got that wrongDucatiboy stu said:I think you actually have to put a number ...otherwise its classed as a defaced ballot paper
But I could be wrong
What makes a vote invalid?
The term 'informal' is used for votes which will not be counted because the ballot paper was filled out incorrectly. If you write your name on the ballot paper, it will not be counted. You are free to write comments, but the intention of your vote must be clear - so if you use ticks or crosses instead of numbers, or draw confusing diagrams, you vote will be disallowed.
Seriously....wide eyed and legless said:I wouldn't call Tony Abbott an autocrat,
And so the famous "captains calls" he's made are what type of decision.wide eyed and legless said:I wouldn't call Tony Abbott an autocrat,
wide eyed and legless said:I agree with you contrarian it is much harder to succeed than someone who went to a private school and had family wealth behind them but it is those who are less privileged who have a greater will to succeed, and that will make all the difference. When you haven't had everything given to you on a plate you will work a lot harder.
Tony Liberatore was booed, especially by Richmond supporters, but I doubt it was anything to do with him being from Maltese stock, more about his actions on the ground, same as Kyrgios in Canada for his actions on the court.
I read this week that a man was fined in the UK, 280 pounds with 100 pounds compensation for calling an Irishman Paddy, I checked in the Oxford dictionary sure enough Paddy is no longer an affectionate word for Patrick but is now a racial slur, I expect it will be the same for Taffy and Jock.
VERY ******* SCARY!!! And it will not matter which particular party in each of these govts. gains power as at the very heart of it none of them will have any real say in the direction we are being taken where financial policy and practice are concerned.goomboogo said:WEAL, do you believe the ALP of 2015 is a socialist organisation? It seems a very difficult proposition to argue when they ascribe to the same neo-liberal economic principles as the LNP. For that matter, the vast majority of governments around the world follow the same economic doctrine.
As I say - autocratic tendencies maybe and if our system allowed it, I'm sure he and many others would embrace it. To be honest I think both Howard and Rudd were probably worse. Tony is just a goose. Our system would need to be subverted or overthrown for true autocracy to govern, something I am actually grateful for.Ducatiboy stu said:He is autocratic within his party
And he tries damn hard to be that outside the party as well
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