Well, I expressed my democratic right to vote today, in the London Mayor and Assembly elections. I hope that if any of you had the chance you voted too. It is something you should use and not squander. You got it then you must use it because a lot of people around the world do not. Saying you don’t believe in voting is just pathetic.
It doesn’t take much imagination to realise who I gave my precious vote to. That’s right – BNP. Only joshing. It takes a special kind of ignorant racist idiot to vote for them (“Are you thinking of someone in particular?” personal Ed). It also takes a special kind of public schooled imbecile to vote for that Boris thing. No, my vote went to our Ken. The man was on a Blur record for heaven’s sake. That’s enough to get my cross.
I found that the voting process was made a little more difficult than it needed to be. Not because there were multiple forms and one had four votes but because I couldn’t find the flipping place. The polling station was situated in a school next to Stepney Green. I trudged on down there this morning, limping due to my poorly foot, and found the school.
However, there did not appear to be an entrance. Walking the circumference I discovered an open gate and entered, only to walk into the middle of a playground full of children playing. Oh dear, you can get arrested for that in London. I swiftly exited and carried on around the school’s picturesque concrete grounds.
I found a tiny sign next to a closed gate that said ‘Way In’. I risked it, it was the correct option. There were no obvious clues that this was the way to go, I could have ended up at Way Out. Was it because it was early in the morning and they had not set up properly or was I just being very stupid?
Then I realised this could be a good thing. I am a man of above average intelligence, with a Masters’ degree and a passing interest in quantum physics. If I had difficulty finding the voting booth then how will those ignorant BNP types manage? Out of frustration will they go and attack an immigrant? How will the Boris upper-class types manage? Will they go to the old boy’s club for a sherry and forget this fuddy duddy new fangled voting palaver old chap?
I am hoping these silly, ignorant, despicable scumbags cannot find their ‘Way In’ and will just bugger off and die. Come the revolution. Sermon ends.
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Seriously. Voting is overrated. It’s like choosing what color turd you’re gonna do in the morning - whatever your choice, it’s still sh*t.
Worry about yourself and your friends and your family.
Sometimes voters come over more devout than any religeous zealot.
The absence of a vote counts just as much as the presence of one. Remember that.
I know what you mean. I have been having a lot of trouble finding my own ‘way in’ just recently.
(Did you know that all blood is red? We were taught at school that blood in the veins, without oxygen, is blue. in fact, this is nonsense.)
Cliff, you’re right that we should worry about our friends and family but I still think if one has the opportunity to vote then it’s better to use it than not.
Nap, Vulcans have green blood, explain that one matey.
Ha ha! You’ve got BoJo for mayor! HA HA!
How the heck could that thing have won? Who voted for him? Has London gone crazy?