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If you answer no, it would be great if you could leave a comment saying why... Thanks!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8041232.stm

And actually I should probably explain more - there's been a scandal of late about MPs claiming for outrageous things on their expenses, things like ornamental duck islands and under tennis court heating. Their expenses are paid out of the taxes people pay, and on top of their salaries.

Sorry guys, members of parliament in the UK!

I think it's interesting that comments on this are quite flippant - I wonder how that works given that the majority of people have voted that they do feel they understand depression. I also wonder if that understanding comes from their own experience, or the experience of people they know...

How is wanting to be a part of your local community acting like a four year old?

I guess it depends on your point of view. Hanging around on street corners could be because they genuinely don't have other places they can hang out.

Both. I just wonder how many people feel this way, and how many people totally disagree.

As lazy, stupid, and paradoxically, as trouble-makers. In the UK there's a real view of teenagers as ant-social and delinquent

What about the influence of teachers at school? I think what they tell young people to do can feel really intrusive.