I am not sure what section to post this.

Many times we hear people (and i bet you and I many times) say, 'I have no choice' (or I had no choice), as an excuse for some of their decisions and actions.

So I wonder, is it really true at any point that 'I have no choice' or that my choice is that 'I have no choice' after considering my options?

Actually, the comments of many people to the response of GEJ to card reader failure during his accreditation and to the result of the prssidential election brought this up again.

Let's have some matured comments please.

Choice: a person, thing, or course of action chosen by somebody from among a range of possibilities.
After seeing/thinking that the other choice is not up to what they want, they just dispose it and use 'I have no choice' as a cover up.
What i know is that in a situation, you have more than a choice to choose from.

Skryptchex:
Choice: a person, thing, or course of action chosen by somebody from among a range of possibilities.
After seeing/thinking that the other choice is not up to what they want, they just dispose it and use 'I have no choice' as a cover up.
What i know is that in a situation, you have more than a choice to choose from.

My thoughts too.