BLM - Will you boo ?

[the other bob wilson]

I'm fascinated whether anyone is going to vote yes and, less likely, admit to doing so.

[Tuerto]

I'm fascinated whether anyone is going to vote yes and, less likely, admit to doing so.

It's a bit like a general election, i always play the game of count the placard, in support of a certain political party, it's as close as i can get, while on my travels, in order to gauge political allegiance in certain areas and roads. There's always alack of 'Blue' especially in the more lower middle class, working class areas. That doesn't seem to tally up when we get the results though. Basically, nobody is going to openly admit that they'd boo the BLM protest in the same way some people wont admit that they vote Tory-The only conclusion i can draw from my findings is that both actions are wrong and that the people who do it, know they're wrong

[NYCBlue]

It's a bit like a general election, i always play the game of count the placard, in support of a certain political party, it's as close as i can get, while on my travels, in order to gauge political allegiance in certain areas and roads. There's always alack of 'Blue' especially in the more lower middle class, working class areas. That doesn't seem to tally up when we get the results though. Basically, nobody is going to openly admit that they'd boo the BLM protest in the same way some people wont admit that they vote Tory-The only conclusion i can draw from my findings is that both actions are wrong and that the people who do it, know they're wrong

Like a lot of Trump voters. It has become so pervasive that there are questions over the future of political polling.

[Tuerto]

Like a lot of Trump voters. It has become so pervasive that there are questions over the future of political polling.

Couldn't agree more.

[xsnaggle]

Like a lot of Trump voters. It has become so pervasive that there are questions over the future of political polling.

But how a person votes is a private and personal thing anyway. And I believe that people confronted by a polster just tells them any old thing. It's none of their business.

[NYCBlue]

But how a person votes is a private and personal thing anyway. And I believe that people confronted by a polster just tells them any old thing. It's none of their business.

Who's stopping them from saying "no, thank you"?

[I'll give you the Malky!!]

It's a bit like a general election, i always play the game of count the placard, in support of a certain political party, it's as close as i can get, while on my travels, in order to gauge political allegiance in certain areas and roads. There's always alack of 'Blue' especially in the more lower middle class, working class areas. That doesn't seem to tally up when we get the results though. Basically, nobody is going to openly admit that they'd boo the BLM protest in the same way some people wont admit that they vote Tory-The only conclusion i can draw from my findings is that both actions are wrong and that the people who do it, know they're wrong

You may be right judging by the views to votes