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Posted by: thephoenix - 19-09-2020, 06:05 PM - Forum: Opinion and Politics
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Good to see increases in enrolment numbers. 89.2% of eligible voters are enrolled (up from 88.7% in 2017), and the youngsters are at 72% (vs 69%).
It's not important how you vote, as long as you do vote!
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Posted by: thephoenix - 18-09-2020, 06:19 PM - Forum: Opinion and Politics
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Every election cycle we go through this dance. Labour takes from the wealthy and spends like its going out of fashion, whereas National hands out free money, cuts services and doesn't plan ahead. Which is best? Who knows. Trickle-down - does it work? Probably not. What is it exactly? People can't seem to agree on the definition. It hurts me noggin.
Say what you like about totalitarian regimes, but at least they don't go through the inherent yo-yo-ing of a nice boring democracy!
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