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Yes, rather than having a parliament, representing by proportion, what the population voted for, you are much better with 2 parties braying like donkeys at each other across a a parliament floor and all chasing the same 'centre' ground where nothing ever changes.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply..... -
I actually thought the Tory/Libs coalition was successful. The Libs kept the Tories in check and we didn't get any mad right wing ideology. Such a shame LibDem voters can't see that compromises had to be made. But maybe I'm in the minority.Originally posted by malvolio View Post
OK, but first you might want to study the way PR elections and coalitions work in the real world. They both mean you are probably led by the least electable of the main parties in the election. And our last experiment with a coalition wans't too successful, was it...?I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Yes, ~52% to ~48% but it doesn't seem that democracy applies to you anyway.Originally posted by Whorty View Post
I actually thought the Tory/Libs coalition was successful. The Libs kept the Tories in check and we didn't get any mad right wing ideology. Such a shame LibDem voters can't see that compromises had to be made. But maybe I'm in the minority.Comment
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Of those who voted, and believed the hype and the lies, but hey, don't let facts get in the way of your biasOriginally posted by Zigenare View Post
Yes, ~52% to ~48% but it doesn't seem that democracy applies to you anyway.
.... still wasn't a majority of the voters, just like we get always get a government that the majority didn't vote for.
The sooner we can get away from a 2 party system, the sooner the country and it's voters can start to trust that their vote really does count.
I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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<EUandPutin> yes of course, we should have made them vote again and again like they did in Ireland. Until we get 97% for the right vote</EUandPutin>Originally posted by Warty why don't I understand democracy? View Post
Of those who voted, and believed the hype and the lies, but hey, don't let facts get in the way of your bias
.... still wasn't a majority of the voters, just like we get always get a government that the majority didn't vote for.
The sooner we can get away from a 2 party system, the sooner the country and it's voters can start to trust that their vote really does count.
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I think you are. Evey one of Clegg's manifesto promises were abandoned. He also wrecked the Tory plans to rearrange the constituency boundaries to make elections more representative. And Cameron's government didn't have any major right wing ideologies, they were focussed on repairing the damage Brown left behind.Originally posted by Whorty View Post
I actually thought the Tory/Libs coalition was successful. The Libs kept the Tories in check and we didn't get any mad right wing ideology. Such a shame LibDem voters can't see that compromises had to be made. But maybe I'm in the minority.Blog? What blog...?
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How old are you again, that you have to resort to name calling and can't enter into an adult debate?Originally posted by vetran View Post
yes of course, we should have made them vote again and again like they did in Ireland. Until we get 97% for the right voteI am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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how young are you that you don't understand democracy?Originally posted by Whorty View Post
How old are you again, that you have to resort to name calling and can't enter into an adult debate?Comment
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Some areas almost consistently return Lib Dem MPs so you in the minority with those areas.Originally posted by Whorty View Post
I actually thought the Tory/Libs coalition was successful. The Libs kept the Tories in check and we didn't get any mad right wing ideology. Such a shame LibDem voters can't see that compromises had to be made. But maybe I'm in the minority."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Indeed exactly what we have at the moment. 'The opposition party' has lost the plot also following a simple instruction of opposing anything and everything. Its a complete mind fck of idiocy.Originally posted by TestMangler View Post
Yes, rather than having a parliament, representing by proportion, what the population voted for, you are much better with 2 parties braying like donkeys at each other across a a parliament floor and all chasing the same 'centre' ground where nothing ever changes.
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