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Originally posted by Mordac View PostYou might have stood a chance when Oliver Cromwell died in 1658, but the job went to his son, so the first chance we had to have some sort of democratic head of state, we ended up with a hereditary system anyway.
Oh, and the mentally retarded don't get a vote anyway. Nor do foreigners. So you'd be doubly disqualified. You could always bugger off back home and start a revolution in the place where you don't get to vote for your own head of state.
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostStill waiting for the voting card for the UK's head of state
Oh, and the mentally retarded don't get a vote anyway. Nor do foreigners. So you'd be doubly disqualified. You could always bugger off back home and start a revolution in the place where you don't get to vote for your own head of state.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostYou know for the democratically elected Prime Minister.
...or is it only a tiny group of people who get to vote for them?
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Another whining snowflake who does not understand how the electoral system works.
I would like an election. On whether snowflake dorks should be culled or not.
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It came the same day I got my card for the election of Julian King.
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Anyone else not got your voting card?
You know for the democratically elected Prime Minister.
...or is it only a tiny group of people who get to vote for them?Tags: None
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