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In response to "The split of people voting for a party vs voting against the other party has flipped from 46/43 to 20/64 since the late 1990s." by spamlet, spreading happiness and joy where he goes

I kinda don't how to separate the two, for me personally.

Posted by ty97 Apr 5 '16, 08:27

If I was surveyed on that question my honest answer would be 'both'. I want what Party A stands for and am supporting that. I am simultaneously concerned about a number of things Party B stands far.

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I'm guessing that's the other 15%? I'm not sure. -- nm - spamlet, spreading happiness and joy where he goes Apr 5, 08:35
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- Along the lines of "Party X will ruin this country", I'd guess. -- nm* - znufrii Apr 5, 08:30 2
  - Right. If your primary motivation is to vote against something, it's essentially a fearful response of what would happen if. -- nm - spamlet, spreading happiness and joy where he goes Apr 5, 08:34 1
    - Which is fine if that fear is well-grounded, IMO. -- nm - Roger More Apr 5, 08:45

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