That's much less divided than, say, the US, with its two party system. Any party is much less likely to have a dominance, and they'd have to play along with th

That's much less divided than, say, the US, with its two party system. Any party is much less likely to have a dominance, and they'd have to play along with the others to form a coalition. I'd argue that this is much more what a democracy should be like and much more representative of the wide range of people and voices that our countries (Norway, Netherlands, etc) have compared to the "divide-in-the-middle" politics that are common to the US.