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res ipsa ☺︎
@resipsa
not a binary issue along party lines. we’ve increasingly seen the horseshoe theory materialize. many find themselves suddenly w/o a party. it’s really where one will accept the inevitable overreach. the system produces trash options. we fight among ourselves but few of us meaningfully “win” after elections.
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links
@links
This is inevitable in a 2-party system. Even in Canada where there are technically 3-5 parties available in every riding, it’s two « main » choices and people shame you for voting outside those. In Québec they have tons of political parties AND it’s possible any of them can win. And their society is great.
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Dan
@dberg
So what’s the difference, they just have way more parties in Quebec?
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@links
They have more parties and people are willing to vote for them. There’s far fewer « party faithful » - quebecois see the game.
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Dan
@dberg
That must be nice. Montreal is also one of the most walkable/bikeable cities in NA. They have it figured out up there.
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