Well, yes
but change in the way our policitians behave *appears* to be a futile struggle.
Hence fewer and fewer people voting.
I don't know the answer, it's not revolution (which is a pie in the sky idea anyway in this country), but what is it? There doesn't appear to be one.
Posted By: duke of york on October 31st 2013 at 14:18:48
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- There were a few posts on here the other day agreeing with Russel Brand (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Oct 31, 13:37:07
- I think it was the sense of futility that many people connected with (General Chat) - duke of york, Oct 31, 13:59:52
- I think that response is aimed at the same thing (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Oct 31, 14:12:29
- Well, yes (General Chat) - duke of york, Oct 31, 14:18:48
- I think that response is aimed at the same thing (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Oct 31, 14:12:29
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- Well... (General Chat) - yellowman, Oct 31, 13:53:36
- I think it was the sense of futility that many people connected with (General Chat) - duke of york, Oct 31, 13:59:52
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