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Which result would mean a governable country? There are possible coalition governments or even a minority government. Possibly, they won't be as strong as a sin
by thingie 16y ago
Which result would mean a governable country? There are possible coalition governments or even a minority government. Possibly, they won't be as strong as a single party majority government would be, but they are definitely workable. I'd rather see this as a strength of democracy where you can have some kind of government even if there are many different opinions without single prevailing political force (without having to kill all opponents).
- iaskwhy 16y agoMaybe you didn't understand what I said or I didn't explain myself properly but it's very rare for a government without a majority to not fall after some months/few years. I'm blaming it on the politicians who can't form a strong government from coalitions. In a perfect world (utopia), there would be no need for coalitions, they would just vote accordingly to the interests of the people they represent. In a not so perfect world but still a pretty good one, a coalition should be enough for a strong government and majority governments would be rare for our own good. In our world, this still doesn't happen.