Thread: Does "No vote" = "No right to complain"?
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Old 05-05-05, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Lynne
No matter what I vote I will get a Labour MP so why vote? lol I used to hold views like you about voting until I realised it makes no damn difference to my life one way or another As for voting for who would do best for us locally, the current MP will do so I will sit back and watch him get re-elected - and Im not whinging I just don't give a damn
so what, maybe 45% of your consituency have the same opinion? gosh, just think, if they ALL voted, maybe the answer would be different?

Like it's never happened that a 'safe seat' has been lost?

What was that quote ... something like "for evil to triumph all that is required is that good people do nothing"?
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