OzSpen
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This is where you are wrong in your understanding of compulsory voting. There has been much discussion in Australia whether we should go back to non-compulsory voting.It only becomes a matter of conscience when one believes it violates a mandate of Scripture, or church teaching. Since people/churches interpret Scripture differently folks are going to come to different conclusions on such matters.
Note I did not refer to the Australian gov't as "dictator-run", only that compulsory voting in my limited experience was only known in 3d world dictatorship nations, particularly Africa and the Middle East.
According to this article by a federal politician in Australia, Julie Bishop,
OzWhat does Australia have in common with Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cyprus, Ecuador, Fiji and Greece? How about Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mexico, Nauru, Peru, Singapore, Turkey and Uruguay? (see Vote or Else)
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