Quote of the Year

[Booney]

They might not all be our's,but Im sad to say the pick of the crop usually falls down Port Rd.

[am Bays]

I susppose the most scary thing about these fine examples of human intellegence is their vote has the same value as ours....

Sort of makes a mockery of the one man one vote democracy ethos doesn't it????

I suppose you are advocating a dictatorship headed by your idol Cornsey?

No, just an observation not saying that my observation is correct, history is littered with examples of failed organisations/states that have not adhered to the democracy principle...

[doggies4eva]

I susppose the most scary thing about these fine examples of human intellegence is their vote has the same value as ours....

Sort of makes a mockery of the one man one vote democracy ethos doesn't it????

I suppose you are advocating a dictatorship headed by your idol Cornsey?

No, just an observation not saying that my observation is correct, history is littered with examples of failed organisations/states that have not adhered to the democracy principle...

Cornes and KG get to vote too you know

[Pseudo]

No, just an observation not saying that my observation is correct, history is littered with examples of failed organisations/states that have not adhered to the democracy principle...

Arguments against democracy go back as far as Plato - and I have to say I agree with many of them. For every one person who has the intelligence and wisdom to cast a vote properly, there are another 10 people who'd have trouble numbering the boxes from 1 to N, let alone make a rational choice. The signal is lost in the noise.

I've long thought that a voting ballot should come with a quadratic equation. If you don't solve the equation then your vote is informal. That would weed out a lot of the rubbish straight off.

[sus]

No, just an observation not saying that my observation is correct, history is littered with examples of failed organisations/states that have not adhered to the democracy principle...

Arguments against democracy go back as far as Plato - and I have to say I agree with many of them. For every one person who has the intelligence and wisdom to cast a vote properly, there are another 10 people who'd have trouble numbering the boxes from 1 to N, let alone make a rational choice. The signal is lost in the noise.

I've long thought that a voting ballot should come with a quadratic equation. If you don't solve the equation then your vote is informal. That would weed out a lot of the rubbish straight off.

Id vote for your suggestion Pseudo but I cant remember what the solution to the equation (x-1)(x+1)=0 is?

[am Bays]

I susppose the most scary thing about these fine examples of human intellegence is their vote has the same value as ours....

Sort of makes a mockery of the one man one vote democracy ethos doesn't it????

I suppose you are advocating a dictatorship headed by your idol Cornsey?

No, just an observation not saying that my observation is correct, history is littered with examples of failed organisations/states that have not adhered to the democracy principle...

Cornes and KG get to vote too you know

Ah yes but KG and God have mastered English 101 (KG only just) and have demonstrated an ability to use words of more than one syllable

[doggies4eva]

I susppose the most scary thing about these fine examples of human intellegence is their vote has the same value as ours....

Sort of makes a mockery of the one man one vote democracy ethos doesn't it????

I suppose you are advocating a dictatorship headed by your idol Cornsey?

No, just an observation not saying that my observation is correct, history is littered with examples of failed organisations/states that have not adhered to the democracy principle...

Cornes and KG get to vote too you know

Ah yes but KG and God have mastered English 101 (KG only just) and have demonstrated an ability to use words of more than one syllable

True, but they have not demonstrated the ability for logical thought.