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The downsides to this approach are that a) you obviously don't get any of the (mostly fairly minor) gameplay benefits that some of the decisions offer, but also b) every single time you come back to the main city screen from any other part of the game, you'll have to ignore your way through the entire backlog of decisions again. This does get a bit annoying, but I'm pretty sure even all that Ignore-button clicking still doesn't come close to the time it would take to play through so much of the game that many times.