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Old 28-11-2016, 13:35   #38
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Re: Secret Thatcher plans to scrap the welfare state now released.

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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
but by voting for a party, they do support the major policy decisions by implication. They should abstain if the opposition is not credible.

UK governments put a lot of store on "having a mandate" to implement their manifesto so if you don't support a party's strategic policies, don't vote for it.
I'm sure this works fine in la la land, but here in the real world we have to vote for someone to run the country.
Voting for X or Y does not in any way mean you support all of their policies, it means you think they will do a better job than the rest.

Abstaining is completly pointless, you are simply supporting whoever wins.
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