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Etaoin Shrdlu writes:
harryagain wrote:
One thing they say about liars.
They have to have a good memory in order to be consistant and not to be
found out.

But these polls were consistant and wrong.
But all wrong in the same way.
And the same degree.
This implies collusion.
To what end?
They crib off of one another to save money or is there something more
sinister?



With people like this out there (warning - extremely foul-mouthed rant
not for the faint-hearted), it's no surprise that people keep their
intentions to themselves.

http://www.thestepfordstudent.co.uk/...unt-if-i-want/

Student political views tend to be more at one extreme or the other,
because they are at an age where they think they already know everything,
but their experience of real life is actually very limited at that time.
It's not until they enter the real world of working and supporting
themselves and their families that their political views mature, and
in most cases change significantly from what they thought as students.
Probably most often moving from strong left-wing views to centre or even
right of centre leaning, but they almost always change in some respect
as they experience the real world and have to support themselves.

--
Andrew Gabriel
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