• @HomerianSymphony
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    53 months ago

    Many countries with FPTP have multi-party systems, including Canada and the UK.

    • ArxCyberwolf
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      123 months ago

      Yet we still always have the Liberals or the Conservatives in power… the power always ends up consolidated anyway, at least here in Canada.

      • sunzu2
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        33 months ago

        Don’t think of it as politics, think of it as a regime. They control the political process and switch spots based on public sentiment.

        The political process is a charade as long as people keep voting in polarized way. The propaganda is there to keep us polarized. Most Anglo sphere appears to be infected at this point.

      • Possibly linux
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        33 months ago

        That makes sense logically. At the end of the day people lead toward groups with shared views. A lot of the issue tend to be yes/no like answers which creates two parties

    • @[email protected]
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      53 months ago

      Individual constituencies are still two party, it’s just not necessarily always the same two.