> In a parliamentary system, the need to build a governing coalition can result in greater incentives to compromise. Alternatively, you get brinkmanship where

> In a parliamentary system, the need to build a governing coalition can result in greater incentives to compromise. Alternatively, you get brinkmanship where you have a coalition of 53.33% where every party in the coalition that has >=4% of the votes (a.k.a. all of them) will threaten to bring down the entire coalition unless they get their most extreme demand. Incidentally, they are still trying to bring down the supreme court. Personally, I'd gladly welcome some political deadlock over here.