14-06-2008, 22:28
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Re: new concession for terror bill.
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Originally Posted by garinda
As far as I recall those for and against in this thread seemed equally split, which is reflected in the poll so far.
What is suprising is that our poll doesn't seem to reflect the ones taken nationally, which have between 65-70% of the British people suporting the increase from 28 to 42 days.
Which either means we are soft on terrorism or worried about civil liberties, depending upon your point of view. 
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In spite of some people’s beliefs in polls, they are not, have not and never can be representative of the country as whole. They rarely if ever ask more than 10,000 people and they cannot show if someone answers the questions truthfully or not.
How the can the views of 10,000 people represent the real views of some 55 million people?
So your claim that 65-70% of the British people support the increase from 28 days to 42 is a load of old cobblers and has no validity whatsoever.
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