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The only mathematical certainty here is that if you keep voting for corrupt parties, they will keep getting elected. If a few swing elections go in the opposit
by wprl 13y ago
The only mathematical certainty here is that if you keep voting for corrupt parties, they will keep getting elected. If a few swing elections go in the opposite direction, it is a small price to pay.
- AnthonyMouse 13y agoA small price to pay for what? What are you supposed to be achieving by causing the candidate least aligned with your interests to take office?
- wprl 13y agoBoth major parties are corrupt. Therefor, electing any non-corrupt party would be a step forward, perhaps even paving the way for ending the two-party system. We will keep having corrupt government as long as we keep voting it in.