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Topic History of: have we all voted?
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zooloo	Dominic Dee wrote: What choices can there be other than left, right, centre, anti or pro, or neutral or independent, or even to not vote at all? I think that covers all the possible alternatives. Unless I'm missing something. Now you concede not voting is a valid purpose? Keep moving the goal-posts and eventually you're right
Dominic Dee	What choices can there be other than left, right, centre, anti or pro, or neutral or independent, or even to not vote at all? I think that covers all the possible alternatives. Unless I'm missing something.
zooloo	Dominic Dee wrote: Take it or leave it is a choice. You choose to take it or you choose to leave it. Ten candidates from varying political spectrums also gives us a choice. Left, centre, right, anti or pro Euro, etc. When I said I don't know if any will be very good, I mean as an individual in the job, because none of the candidates have been tried yet. I'm left wondering what your definition of "choice" is. My defination of choice would be genuine alternatives. The idea of take it or leave it is not a choice. Only when I can actively choose am I granted choice. The of idea or like it or lump it is imposition.
Dominic Dee	Take it or leave it is a choice. You choose to take it or you choose to leave it. Ten candidates from varying political spectrums also gives us a choice. Left, centre, right, anti or pro Euro, etc. When I said I don't know if any will be very good, I mean as an individual in the job, because none of the candidates have been tried yet. I'm left wondering what your definition of "choice" is.
BR	I voted - there was plenty of choice and I think that even if you are disillusioned with politics then it is worth voting. Not voting basically disconnects you from the process. Not every vote can change things - but today's results have put great pressure on Brown to go and shown public feeling. We all should vote at the General Election. I am not a 100% believer in a two party demorcracy but it is better than a One Party Dictatorship.