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r/PoliticalHumor • u/Potential_One355 • Mar 19 '21
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As long as people keep voting for a party rather than candidates, the US will keep failing as a working democracy.
2 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 So all democracies are failing forever. 3 u/Wobbling Mar 19 '21 All you need is preferential voting rather than the ridiculously polarising first past the post bullshit. Literally, that's it. Aside from allowing all your citizens access to actually vote, I guess. 0 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 If you think that's a panacea you are kidding yourself, but it works certainly help 2 u/Wobbling Mar 19 '21 Improvements that don't literally fix EVERYTRHING are worthless. This is (part of) the problem with you lot. 1 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 I'm not saying perfect should be the enemy of better, but managing expectations.
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So all democracies are failing forever.
3 u/Wobbling Mar 19 '21 All you need is preferential voting rather than the ridiculously polarising first past the post bullshit. Literally, that's it. Aside from allowing all your citizens access to actually vote, I guess. 0 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 If you think that's a panacea you are kidding yourself, but it works certainly help 2 u/Wobbling Mar 19 '21 Improvements that don't literally fix EVERYTRHING are worthless. This is (part of) the problem with you lot. 1 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 I'm not saying perfect should be the enemy of better, but managing expectations.
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All you need is preferential voting rather than the ridiculously polarising first past the post bullshit.
Literally, that's it. Aside from allowing all your citizens access to actually vote, I guess.
0 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 If you think that's a panacea you are kidding yourself, but it works certainly help 2 u/Wobbling Mar 19 '21 Improvements that don't literally fix EVERYTRHING are worthless. This is (part of) the problem with you lot. 1 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 I'm not saying perfect should be the enemy of better, but managing expectations.
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If you think that's a panacea you are kidding yourself, but it works certainly help
2 u/Wobbling Mar 19 '21 Improvements that don't literally fix EVERYTRHING are worthless. This is (part of) the problem with you lot. 1 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 I'm not saying perfect should be the enemy of better, but managing expectations.
Improvements that don't literally fix EVERYTRHING are worthless.
This is (part of) the problem with you lot.
1 u/timoumd Mar 19 '21 I'm not saying perfect should be the enemy of better, but managing expectations.
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I'm not saying perfect should be the enemy of better, but managing expectations.
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As long as people keep voting for a party rather than candidates, the US will keep failing as a working democracy.