Yes! This FPTP game is the kernel of many frustrating struggles. It weeds out cooperative leadership, effectively dividing and conquering our government. Imagi

Yes! This FPTP game is the kernel of many frustrating struggles. It weeds out cooperative leadership, effectively dividing and conquering our government. Imagine a community meeting where decision-makers were chosen in a game of Monopoly. Anyone who lost the Monopoly game didn't get to make any decisions. The winners, by virtue of their excellent Monopoly skills/luck, got the power to make decisions. Not only would this process be entirely unfair, it would poison peoples' desire to participate in the first place. Monopoly is a nasty game, as is FPTP. Neither of these have any business being arbiters of power.