As I see it we have moved into fuzzy logic land with this poll.
Obviously the answer only one correct choice is contradicted by the same answer (unless there are some non-printing characters... the source says... no... unless the answer requires a specific radio button value.).
The next choice has a definite problem... if multiple answers are correct the only other valid answer is the opt-out poll answer, which would seem to invalid the vote.
If there is no correct choice than the choice of it would be incorrect.
If none of the above are correct then there must be some half state, however the excluded middle defiantly SHOULD apply here.
All of the above would imply that the answer itself be wrong.
And of course the choice of not choosing... which is denies its own possibility for an answer because it is a vote that clearly states the voter isn't voting.
So I think that the answers must both be correct and incorrect at the same time... so the answer to this poll is obviously blaming the entire fiasco on Green peace... as I am sure they will have nothing to say and we can henceforth assume it to be their fault.

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