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Old 04-10-2004, 18:17   #23
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Re: UK General Election 2005

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Originally Posted by Incognitas

I wish it were illegal NOT to vote.
I empathise with this view, but I don't agree with it on the basis that it is a demorcratic right not to vote.

If people were not voting as some sort of protest, then I could understand, but the fact is that they are simply apethetic to the whole process - simply believing that anyone in power is someone to moan about.

This is partially the fault of the politicians and partially the fault of the non-voters.

One thing I particularly feel is that non-voters shouldn't really complain about the leaders of the day.
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