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I don’t agree. I got a feeling that in the political space we are given a binary choice between two dudes. The winner is then being courted by big-something to
by jnsaff2 3y ago
I don’t agree.
I got a feeling that in the political space we are given a binary choice between two dudes. The winner is then being courted by big-something to make a decision that benefits said dude.
All the nuance and actual say about pressing questions has been removed.
- SpicyLemonZest 3y agoThe feeling is understandable, but it’s a symptom of living in a complex world and not something some particular other political system could fully solve. The Netherlands, to pick a topical example, has a healthy multiparty democracy with over a dozen parties who win some representation - but as a consequence, the actual process of deciding who’s in charge happens after the election, with party leaders spending months courting each other to benefit each other in exchange for contributing their votes to a legislative majority. (They’re in a bit of a pickle right now, because a historically unpopular party which used to be frozen out by all the “big-somethings” has won the most legislative seats.)