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Prawn_Lover wrote:Not voting is a way of voicing your opinion as well.....
No, it is not, it is a way of saying I do not care enough to vote, rather than saying I do not like any of the candidates/parties standing.Prawn_Lover wrote:Not voting is a way of voicing your opinion as well.....
Prawn_Lover wrote:Not voting is a way of voicing your opinion as well.....
Yes if you make a conscious decision not tooPrawn_Lover wrote:Not voting is a way of voicing your opinion as well.....
kevinchess1 wrote:Yes if you make a conscious decision not tooPrawn_Lover wrote:Not voting is a way of voicing your opinion as well.....
if you consider all the candidates and reject them all then fair enough
But a lot of non voters haven't got a clue whose standing
Ah yes maybe they do think like that. The problem is it does make a difference. A Labour government will be very different from a Conservative one in the same way that a coalition will be very different from one that gets an outright majority. If you think the government does not make a difference to your life, you are living in cloud cuckoo land.Boro Boy wrote:One way of looking at it I guess a few couldn't care less but I'm guessing that a great amount don't vote because they don't think it will make any difference to their lives who wins.......kevinchess1 wrote:Yes if you make a conscious decision not tooPrawn_Lover wrote:Not voting is a way of voicing your opinion as well.....
if you consider all the candidates and reject them all then fair enough
But a lot of non voters haven't got a clue whose standing
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