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I don't find the natural tendency towards a two-party system hard to believe at all. In fact, I think that it is logically what must occur, depspite my dilsike of it.
Mikhayl sums it up admirably; in the event that we can't win, we vote for the candidate that makes us lose the least. Given the 'mainstream' nature fo the Democratic and Republican parties, this is hardly surprising. As much as I hate the Electoral college I doubt its elimination would affect much. The United States is trapped by the fact that "the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world" and we are too far gone now to effect any real change before we endure catastrophic consequences at the level needed to trigger a revolution in public opinion and involvement. Welcome to the beginning of the end, fellow Americans. Like so many before us, we have made the same mistakes as any great nation, just as whomever succeeds us as the world's leading nation will do the same. Modern politics, public opinion, democracy (or representative democracy, supposedly, in our case), mean nothing in the face of history's unstoppable tide. Why even bother? Wow, that was dark was it not? I depressed myself:cry: |
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