Trouble deciding who to vote for?

[WRT]

At last, someone has simplified the decision for us all, and put it in a simple format we can all relate to.

[erik]

Trouble deciding who to vote for?

No. There's so much shite and personal attacks and I can't be bothered listening to what many politicians have to say anyway since I don't trust them.
I'm just going to vote for the same people I voted for last time.

[froggyfrenchman]

i just wont vote, i know if i vote then im partly responsible for their balls ups. They are all the same in the end

[oldrider]

But did you get the value you wanted from the people you voted for? If not why would you do the same again?
It is difficult to decide and it is difficult to ascertain the value you get from your vote but if you didn't have it you would probably be willing to risk your life to get it back.
A lot of people did give their lives in order for you to get the chance, don't waste it flippantly. I am having difficulty myself this time. It"s not easy. As we get older we tend to lean more to the right than the left.
Seeking freedom and individual rights rather than collective chaos and lowering everything to the lowest common denominator. One rule fits all kinda stuff. School teachers and unionists love that. Bikers are individualists, free thinkers, free spirits. Don't let them crowd you. Cheers John.

[WRT]

Damn, that got serious pretty quick

(goes to double check that he did post this in jokes and humor . . . )

[MSTRS]

As we get older we tend to lean more to the right than the left.

So with a steady rise in the average age, we should soon see an end to the SocialEngineers? Bring it on.

[Storm]

Amen to that. It cant come soon enough

[crazylittleshit]

I'd rather the bag?
:chase:

[Sniper]

I'd rather the bag?
:chase:

You sick individual. hehehe :motu:

[James Deuce]

I get more money from the bag in 2007. I've already made my mind up for utterly selfish reasons.