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POLL: Innocent man killed. Should we still shoot suspected suicide bombers?

. | 25.07.2005 10:31 | Anti-militarism | Anti-racism | Repression | London | World

POLL: Despite an innocent man being killed, do you still think it's right for police to shoot suspected suicide bombers?

 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/dmpolls/index.html?in_poll_id=13689&in_page_id=711

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Thought-provoking Q & A on the London shooting in the Daily Mail

25.07.2005 10:40

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Badly designed poll.

25.07.2005 12:21

The check boxes beside the voting instructions lead you to believe that by clearing one of them you're voting for the alternative. Instead they record your vote for the option that you're trying to clear.
I think the poll will have many errors because of this. Many people voting "No" will vote "Yes" by mistake (as I did!).

Neil Lyons
mail e-mail: neillyons@email.com


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