
Victor Galea - AD Spokesperson for Gozo
Citizens believe themselves to be free; that on Election Day they exercise their right to vote for whomever they truly want, but in reality, this is often far from the case. Many are enslaved by fears of the past; fears which critically condition the way they think about the present. Like tiny spiders, these fears creep into the corners of their mind, weaving cobwebs, influencing the way they perceive the present. But enslavement to the past may otherwise manifest itself: some are enslaved by loyalties to ancestors, who always voted 'yellow', and therefore feel that by voting likewise, they somehow redeem their forefathers' debt.
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