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I know you're a bit thick so you don't understand these things. But Germany has proportional representation which arguably is more democratic. If we had that, I'd wager there would be a similar proportion voting far right here, if not more.Hard Brexit now!
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yeah because UKIP got 1.8% of the votes. Changing to proportional representation would obviously change that massively.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI know you're a bit thick so you don't understand these things. But Germany has proportional representation which arguably is more democratic. If we had that, I'd wager there would be a similar proportion voting far right here, if not more.
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(apparently that's what happens when we change to proportional representation we get a six fold increase)
Results of the 2017 General Election - BBC News
AFD got 12.6%
https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng...-bundestag-afd
Le Penn got 33.9%
https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng...results-latest
so that is 15 times increase!
No wonder your employer is having problems hiring staff if you find that difficult. I'm sure AtW has some squirrels with encephalitis that are better qualified than you.Last edited by vetran; 20 October 2017, 20:37.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Postyeah because UKIP got 1.8% of the votes. Changing to proportional representation would obviously change that massively.
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AFD got 12.6%
UKIP got 13% of the vote in 2015 and were the 3rd largest party in terms of vote share.
The 2017 election was an outlier as people voted tactically due to the referendum.
I suppose you'll keep digging, though, because that's what imbeciles do.Hard Brexit now!
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UKIP did terribly in both the local & national elections. They were a 1 trick pony and aimed at Cameron then we got a referendum, the minute they started to look even minority racist their vote was wiped out (thankfully).Originally posted by sasguru View PostUKIP got 13% of the vote in 2015 and were the 3rd largest party in terms of vote share.
The 2017 election was an outlier as people voted tactically due to the referendum.
I suppose you'll keep digging, though, because that's what imbeciles do.
The AFD have publicly shared right wing aims. In a country that is ashamed and hates the right wing they did well.
German election: How right-wing is nationalist AfD? - BBC News
The Front National leader got a third of the votes.Comment
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more like if we go back!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ann-Summers.../dp/B0151QQ3YO
you know we will pay.
ass is probably looking forward to it, mrs Ass doesn't fancy wearing the strap on with you again!Comment
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