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Is Not Voting A Wise Choice?

Added 03 May 2015

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The 2015 British general election is a confusing mash-up of promises, personalities and hype for many people across the nation.

In the midst of all the claims and counter claims from politicos, more than a few people have already opted not to vote on May 7. But is that a responsible and constructive decision? How can we make the difficult decision for one candidate or party?

And what of those who don't vote on principle? Is that to confuse anarchism with activism?

Mal Fletcher answered these and other questions in a very insightful interview today with BBC Radio host Mike Shaft.

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