A system that expects parties to listen, compromise and find common ground produces calmer politics and better decisions.
Canada can have that too with proportional representation. We just have to choose it.
A system that expects parties to listen, compromise and find common ground produces calmer politics and better decisions.
Canada can have that too with proportional representation. We just have to choose it.
Right now there’s not calm politics and better decisions because the capitalists didn’t need to compromise and find common ground, they just built a coalition with their fascist friends. It’s also a broken system
Iceland under proportional representation with the highest percentage of unions says otherwise.
Iceland can’t even save it’s own language. They are a tiny tiny nation that can’t be a model for influential nations that need a change in a sane direction
Ah yes let’s ignore all their successes because no country is perfect.
Because they should model their countries on widespread corruption and stupid wars instead. Are you kidding me?
You could use better examples and make a better argument. Iceland is NOT a good example for your argument
just because you don’t like what you are being told, doesn’t mean its wrong to point out. You don’t get upset about it.
I don’t know how Iceland has fixed the issue I mentioned with Finland