or are some things (like going to war and joining the Euro) too important to vote on?
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Should we have a referendum on proportional representation?
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Should we have a referendum on proportional representation?
13Yes, majority vote wins38.46%5No, voting on voting is dangerously recursive30.77%4I'm not voting because my minority vote won't count0.00%0Why isn't this poll multiple choice?23.08%3AndyW is a count7.69%1 -
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Yep, a vote on whether to hold a referendum on proportional representation.Originally posted by AtW View PostAre you saying we should have a vote on having a referendum in the first place?
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That would be retarded, innit?Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostYep, a vote on whether to hold a referendum on proportional representation.
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Do you think it should be enacted without a vote?Originally posted by AtW View PostThat would be retarded, innit?
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I think UK should move towards Switzerland model - direct democracy with regular votes on all sort of things.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostDo you think it should be enacted without a vote?
Also I like Swiss model of gun ownership.
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So the options on the ballot paper would be
- Yes
- No
- Andyw
and you get to select a second choice too?+50 Xeno Geek Points
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Hmm. We should have a vote on what the voting options should beOriginally posted by Zippy View PostSo the options on the ballot paper would be
- Yes
- No
- Andyw
and you get to select a second choice too?
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How do you set up a second transferable vote in CUK polls?Originally posted by Zippy View PostSo the options on the ballot paper would be
- Yes
- No
- Andyw
and you get to select a second choice too?Comment
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Joe Public can barely be trusted to pick a party to vote for based on anything more substantial than the party leaders' ability to be photogenic. The whole reason we have an elected government is so people don't have to pretend to be able to make an informed choice on such matters.
Or to move away from reasonable arguments to something people like AtW and DP might understand: do you really want people who voted Labour in for 3 successive terms to be directly involved in how the country is run?Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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