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Originally Posted by Angua
Odd how the most stable governments have proper PR, with economies that do not lurch from one direction to another.
PR makes politicians listen, it makes them compromise, it makes them plan for more than the next 5 years. It helps people engage with politics and it makes people feel their votes matter.
As a conservative supporter, the current system suits you down to the ground. It means a minority always gets to dictate to the majority.
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Yes, I'm sure the Germans found the recent political negotiations to form a coalition riveting.
As for your strange view that our system benefits conservatives as you suggest, perhaps you could explain 1997-2010.
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Originally Posted by Mr K
Brexit is really starting to sound like some sort of fundamentalist religion. Trouble is, the believers have just started look into the abyss and can't turn back ....
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No, it's very straight forward, actually. The people were asked - should we stay or should we go? The people said go. So we go.
I'm struggling to understand why some people find this such a difficult concept to grasp.
There is no abyss - only opportunity.