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I grew up in a family split completely down the middle as far as political parties went. I had uncles and aunts who were insanely democratic and liberal, and uncles and aunts who were insanely republican and conservative. My parents were both extremely republican and conservative, but I feel that I've been influenced by both sides of the spectrum. I would probably call myself a republican most of the time, but I'm a fairly liberal one at that. Yes, I'm one curious character.
I've been interested in politics for years, and sometimes I can't seem to choose between either party/ideal. So, I'm asking the AG community to persuade me to either the democratic/liberal side, or towards the republican/conservative side.
if that 1 party ****s up then there is no other party to fall back on.
it depends allot on the party if that system works yes or no.
Course. But I have absolute faith in my Party. 65% of the vote, you'll never get those figures in most countries.
why not both? even if that might not be possible...
so what system does your country really use?
the black or white. then 65% isn't that special.
these are the systems. i dunno what system you talk about. 1st you say 1 party but then you say it was voted into power. so there must be more then 1 party.
what system do you support?
Let's put it this way. The ruling party is respected, even grudgingly by most people here; there are elections and all, but the opposition is weak because no one wants to campaign for anything, the people know it.
but is the opposition weak because of threads? or just lazy people? =S
it's nice that it works for the people. but this can't be created. it's a turn out.
why not both? even if that might not be possible...
Don't actually get you.
Lazy, insipid, and well, most just plain suck.
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