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Not all the population qualified to vote as they are not UK nationals. There again, statistics often get skewed to fit a narrative-for example: take 100 peopl
by Zenst 9y ago
Not all the population qualified to vote as they are not UK nationals.
There again, statistics often get skewed to fit a narrative-for example: take 100 people and 99 earn barely minimum wage, the 100th is a footballer and paid millions a year. WIth statistics you can claim that those 100 people contribute lots as high earning tax payers. Which highlights how statistics can and do get abused to fit a narrative.