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View Poll Results: Should gen Y be excluded from voting?
Of course not, with each generation focus changes 30 41.10%
No, but it is a problem that needs resolving. 16 21.92%
Yes, and they will not care as they are used to being manipulated 7 9.59%
O.M.G. LOL 20 27.40%
Voters: 73. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old 16-09-2010, 04:20 PM   #9
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Me: "Oh really? Do you agree / disagree with their point of view?"
Person: "*silence*.... nah coz mum and dad said they're idiots"
on the radio before the election, most women responded that they were voting for Julia, because she is a woman...

yeah, like Anna bligh and Christina Keneely make a difference....
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