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Old 05-04-2005, 19:54   #48
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Re: Vote 05

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Originally Posted by andygrif
erm.....I think you're missing the point, not only of what I said, but of democracy generally:

If you don't vote, how is it OK to moan about who's in power? If you do vote that gives you (IMHO) much more of a right to criticise anyone involved in the process.

People that don't vote are opting out of the process.
I tend to agree, but what about people who feel there are no parties worth voting for?
Personally I would spoil my ballot paper (if only that could be worked into the democratic system as "non of the above")
But what do you think that people in that situation should do? Spoil paper or not bother to vote?
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