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grk_styl said:
coz i've never felt the need to argue about politics with people. i have my views, you have your views, lets continue living a happy life.
I would question whether you havnt felt the need to argue about politics. I mean, if you vehemently believe in something you will argue for it. It would be contrary to human behaviour to do otherwise. And surely politics in its pure form is a forum for debate, so your reasoning seems quite inept.

Perhaps, may i suggest, you would not be able to argue, because you:

1. Lack a fundamental understanding in politics
2. Lack the intelligence for political debate and discussion
3. Dont know what you stand for, other than standing for what everyone else doesnt stand for
 

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And all my friends support the Liberal party just because their parents do (why yes they have actually stated this and no im not talking about everyone who supports the Liberal party just a sample group)... same diff really... happens on both sides of the equation and is really unavoidable.
 

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absolution* said:
I would question whether you havnt felt the need to argue about politics. I mean, if you vehemently believe in something you will argue for it. It would be contrary to human behaviour to do otherwise. And surely politics in its pure form is a forum for debate, so your reasoning seems quite inept.

Perhaps, may i suggest, you would not be able to argue, because you:

1. Lack a fundamental understanding in politics
2. Lack the intelligence for political debate and discussion
3. Dont know what you stand for, other than standing for what everyone else doesnt stand for
haha, intelligence and political debate..ahh *sighs*
 

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If the majority of usyd students cant make up there minds with regard to what political policies they believe id hate to interpret the political views of the remainder of the population. Oh, thats right. Howard, 4 consecutive terms. I get it.
 

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If political debates were only comprised of these "elite" i bet we would have such a better world..

elitism ahoy!
 

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I'm not exactly a labour 'follower'


Could of sworn I saw you sitting on John Howards lap in the Eastern Avenue Auditorium last week, talking about how you two were going to go and play stuck in the mud with John Brogden....
 

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Could of sworn I saw you sitting on John Howards lap in the Eastern Avenue Auditorium last week, talking about how you two were going to go and play stuck in the mud with John Brogden....
that was your lap. you told me you were santa.
 

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*cough* SRC Elections anyone? *cough*

Because I must have been under the misapprehension that it was the topic of this thread.
 

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Thats not too bad an idea. It would offer an interesting predicament - do you try and get people to vote for you, or do you spend all your time persuading people to anti-vote others? (assuming, of course, that you are allowed to lodge only one vote, and it has to be either a real vote or anti-vote and not both)

I suppose it would then be a matter of, if a person is left on the voting card, does that mean that they are elected, even if no-one voted for them (because they were all anti-voting the others....)
 

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wikiwiki said:
Am I the only one who thinks you should have the option to lodge an anti-vote ie a vote is taken off the candidate you select?

Now that would be refreshing.
Or, the person with the lowest votes gets paraded around the uni decked out in EU apparel. That would be even better.
 

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ujuphleg said:
*cough* SRC Elections anyone? *cough*

Because I must have been under the misapprehension that it was the topic of this thread.
Oh yes, elections.
*cough
VOTE [1] TOM WATSON FOR PRESIDENT
VOTE [1] ECOLOGICALLY SUSATAINABLE CAMPUS FOR SRC
VOTE [2] CHOICE FOR SRC
VOTE [1] CHOICE FOR NUS AND HONI
 

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Two can play that game.

VOTE 1 NICK WOOD FOR PRESIDENT

VOTE 1 LABOR STUDENTS FOR SRC

VOTE 2 ACTION FOR SRC

VOTE 1 ACTION FOR NUS

VOTE 1 WORD FOR HONI SOIT


That said, we should probably try to keep the standard of this thread a little higher.
 

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withoutaface said:
Mine were bold, and therefore better.
If spanning multiple lines and being unreadable is a measure of goodness, then yes, yours were better.

And absolution, yes, Nick Wood is probably the person you're thinking of.
 

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forget labour or lib (or quah for that matter)
everyone should just VOTE [1] GO!!! for SRC & NUS

and no...this is not shameless self-promotion :p lolz
 

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pigs_can_fly said:
forget labour or lib (or quah for that matter)
everyone should just VOTE [1] GO!!! for SRC & NUS

and no...this is not shameless self-promotion :p lolz
Forget Labor, but tell people to vote for Wood for prez anyway?
 

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hmm true, i'll concede that, but a vote for GO!!! is not a vote for Nick Wood
although i guess that small print is a reflection on how much factional dealing actualli goes on in SRC

ps. does anyone know wot happened to unity? did they just disappear or smthng?
 

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hmm true, i'll concede that, but a vote for GO!!! is not a vote for Nick Wood
although i guess that small print is a reflection on how much factional dealing actualli goes on in SRC

ps. does anyone know wot happened to unity? did they just disappear or smthng?
Unity are pretty much dead on campus so far as SRC go, they're running Spark for SRC and NUS but it's a fairly non-serious attempt.
 
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