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Why public transport?
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Also, just looked up the point of the second form in case I was being a dismissive dick (it happens and apologies if I was). EU says this: "The purpose of this form is to get you to declare that you are going to vote in the European elections in the UK only, rather than in your home country. This is because you are not allowed to vote in the European elections in two countries." (http://www.europarl.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/en/european-elections/european_elections/can_i_vote.html)
I was also asked to fill this form out to vote in Finland.
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I'm not sure what you're outraged about? People have to register to vote. That's true for UK citizens as well. It's one more form, but I doubt it's due to any type of formal/institutional desire to deny rights. I can tell you it was much more difficult in another EU country outside the UK - involving a trip to the police.
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Love it.
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Non-pea, but maybe, too easy...
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Amazing.
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And he would have got away with it if it wasn't for those pesky cycling shoes.
Speaking of which, do you know who's shown themselves to be quite skilled at running in road cleats? Hmmm....
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https://twitter.com/thierryvildary/status/1113543699437424640
There's the "rue" bit pour vous, monsieur Schick.
I think XR is great, but if the goal is to raise awareness and force action due to public pressure, public perception must be taken into the calculations before an action. Most people seem to be confused by the DLR thing and I doubt most media will make an effort to clarify the aims of the action (or that people will even care).
Anyway, I hope the movement continues to build.