Voting quandry....
I've been off work all week, and I happened to mention to my neighbour yesterday that I would drive him to the polling station tomorrow.
Very public spirited of me I thought. He then mentioned that he wouldn't usually vote but as I'd offered he would. He then went on, without any prompting from me to mention that he was gonna vote in a totally different manner to me.
So my quandry is thus: A: Should I take him, and respect his democratic right even though he couldn't be bothered to exercise without me prompting him.
B: Should I make a feeble excuse and not take him, on the assumption that if he was really that bothered he can get there himself, as the polling station is within walking distance really.
C: Neither of us go as his vote cancels mine.
Posted By: avid_canary on May 4th 2005 at 19:33:05
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- Voting quandry.... (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:33:05
- take him anyway. plus ignore SCC. (n/m) (General Chat) - clankycanary, May 4, 19:42:46
- Yeah I reckon so, glad to see someone else spotted he's a knob.... (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:47:43
- why would you refuse to take the person (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:46:16
- If you had the time and the intellect you would realise 2 things.... (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:50:07
- you say the post was tongue in cheek (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:53:17
- I am not stopping him from walking the 1/4mile to the polling station am i..... (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:55:41
- then why say you are at a quandry and write it all out (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:58:23
- So after all that then you're settling for option A right? (n/m) (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 20:03:55
- A and D (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 20:07:27
- Yes that's right. I've lived next door to him for 2 years without noticing he can't walk. (n/m) (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 20:15:26
- no need to be sarcastic (n/m) (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 20:17:24
- Yes that's right. I've lived next door to him for 2 years without noticing he can't walk. (n/m) (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 20:15:26
- A and D (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 20:07:27
- So after all that then you're settling for option A right? (n/m) (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 20:03:55
- then why say you are at a quandry and write it all out (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:58:23
- I am not stopping him from walking the 1/4mile to the polling station am i..... (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:55:41
- you say the post was tongue in cheek (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:53:17
- If you had the time and the intellect you would realise 2 things.... (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:50:07
- Great new option that. (n/m) (General Chat) - Jono, May 4, 19:45:11
- i hope he takes notice nm (n/m) (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:46:58
- Doubtful... (General Chat) - Jono, May 4, 19:53:51
- of what? (n/m) (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:51:55
- i hope he takes notice nm (n/m) (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:46:58
- D (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:37:28
- Yeah nice. thanks for that. (n/m) (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:39:36
- you're welcome (n/m) (General Chat) - SCC 26, May 4, 19:42:55
- Yeah nice. thanks for that. (n/m) (General Chat) - avid_canary, May 4, 19:39:36
- take him anyway. plus ignore SCC. (n/m) (General Chat) - clankycanary, May 4, 19:42:46
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