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Nodrog · 11 Nov 2005, 15:45

Wait how is studying politics at university meant to be a good thing? Why would a sane, intelligent, well-balanced person decide to study politics as an undergrad? Its difficult to think of a group of people less fit to run a country (management students perhaps).

Regarding the thread topic, the reasons youve given for preferring either one are shit and completely unrelated to competance/values, so I doubt you care much more than I do (and thats very little).

edit: MM said cameron supported a flat-tax so it would probably be him, even though theres less chance of that passing than a law banning fat people from using the Tube.

11 Nov 2005, 15:45	#13
Nodrog Registered User Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 8,476	Re: So if you had to choose... Wait how is studying politics at university meant to be a good thing? Why would a sane, intelligent, well-balanced person decide to study politics as an undergrad? Its difficult to think of a group of people less fit to run a country (management students perhaps). Regarding the thread topic, the reasons youve given for preferring either one are shit and completely unrelated to competance/values, so I doubt you care much more than I do (and thats very little). edit: MM said cameron supported a flat-tax so it would probably be him, even though theres less chance of that passing than a law banning fat people from using the Tube. Last edited by Nodrog; 11 Nov 2005 at 15:50.