• @goldenbough
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    118 hours ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo

    I would encourage you to watch that video, and as many in the series that keep your interest. We have what we have because of the way we vote. It’s just how the math shakes out. We have to change the first-past-the-post first, and then additional parties become possible.

    • Comrade Spood
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      74 hours ago

      We have what we have through protest and direct action. The 8 hour day and other worker’s rights were won by unions fighting back. Votes don’t matter till the people you voted for are afraid. Cut out the middleman and we don’t have to keep fighting for our rights.

  • Th4tGuyII
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    58 hours ago

    Well the simple answer is that doing that is the easiest way to divide the masses and turn them against one another, thus allowing the rich to maintain control and do what they want

  • @finitebanjo
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    -57 hours ago

    I mean, if you apply this to, for example, the USA and other first-past-the-post nations then you’re just promoting centrism by not picking the lesser evil and instead throwing your vote away.

    • @[email protected]
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      47 hours ago

      You can demonstrate and argue for a better system and still choose the lesser evil until it is implemented

      • @finitebanjo
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        -26 hours ago

        If you argue for this specific system where you don’t vote for the lesser evil, the progressive party, then you’re actively avoiding implementing it.