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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies " Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. " This x1000 Make it a requirement to do a test before voting. Under 80% and your vote doesn’t count Most people have no idea why or what they’re voting for Democracy is a lie when the majority of people are too thick to understand the things they are voting on, and too easily misled by misinformation and propaganda | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. " Government control is your answer for many things, that kind of thinking is further left than socialism, where do you sit on the left? | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. This x1000 Make it a requirement to do a test before voting. Under 80% and your vote doesn’t count Most people have no idea why or what they’re voting for Democracy is a lie when the majority of people are too thick to understand the things they are voting on, and too easily misled by misinformation and propaganda " Blimey, what a view | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. Government control is your answer for many things, that kind of thinking is further left than socialism, where do you sit on the left? " Representative parliament is the system we have now. Not plebiscite. (That’s why the referendum wasn’t legally binding of itself). I don’t advocate anything beyond representative parliament, albeit I would much prefer proportional representation. | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. Government control is your answer for many things, that kind of thinking is further left than socialism, where do you sit on the left? Representative parliament is the system we have now. Not plebiscite. (That’s why the referendum wasn’t legally binding of itself). I don’t advocate anything beyond representative parliament, albeit I would much prefer proportional representation. " That was 1 vote, a life changing one that affects everyone and why it went to a referendum. We don’t need government control on everything, far from it. | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. Government control is your answer for many things, that kind of thinking is further left than socialism, where do you sit on the left? Representative parliament is the system we have now. Not plebiscite. (That’s why the referendum wasn’t legally binding of itself). I don’t advocate anything beyond representative parliament, albeit I would much prefer proportional representation. That was 1 vote, a life changing one that affects everyone and why it went to a referendum. We don’t need government control on everything, far from it. " That doesn’t make the referendum legally binding. In order for it to be so would have required a supermajority (which ironically would have resulted in a remain ‘win’) Once again, we don’t live in a plebiscite, and nor should we. | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. Government control is your answer for many things, that kind of thinking is further left than socialism, where do you sit on the left? Representative parliament is the system we have now. Not plebiscite. (That’s why the referendum wasn’t legally binding of itself). I don’t advocate anything beyond representative parliament, albeit I would much prefer proportional representation. That was 1 vote, a life changing one that affects everyone and why it went to a referendum. We don’t need government control on everything, far from it. That doesn’t make the referendum legally binding. In order for it to be so would have required a supermajority (which ironically would have resulted in a remain ‘win’) Once again, we don’t live in a plebiscite, and nor should we. " You’re making this about brexit, which was a one off. I believe you want control and decision making at government level, enforced and controlled by the government for the good of the people. I could be wrong but I’ve read enough of your posts to feel confident in that. IHT post is good example of that thinking. | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. Government control is your answer for many things, that kind of thinking is further left than socialism, where do you sit on the left? Representative parliament is the system we have now. Not plebiscite. (That’s why the referendum wasn’t legally binding of itself). I don’t advocate anything beyond representative parliament, albeit I would much prefer proportional representation. That was 1 vote, a life changing one that affects everyone and why it went to a referendum. We don’t need government control on everything, far from it. That doesn’t make the referendum legally binding. In order for it to be so would have required a supermajority (which ironically would have resulted in a remain ‘win’) Once again, we don’t live in a plebiscite, and nor should we. You’re making this about brexit, which was a one off. I believe you want control and decision making at government level, enforced and controlled by the government for the good of the people. I could be wrong but I’ve read enough of your posts to feel confident in that. IHT post is good example of that thinking. " That’s the system we have now. Would you change it for plebiscite? What would be the outcome of such? | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. Government control is your answer for many things, that kind of thinking is further left than socialism, where do you sit on the left? Representative parliament is the system we have now. Not plebiscite. (That’s why the referendum wasn’t legally binding of itself). I don’t advocate anything beyond representative parliament, albeit I would much prefer proportional representation. That was 1 vote, a life changing one that affects everyone and why it went to a referendum. We don’t need government control on everything, far from it. That doesn’t make the referendum legally binding. In order for it to be so would have required a supermajority (which ironically would have resulted in a remain ‘win’) Once again, we don’t live in a plebiscite, and nor should we. You’re making this about brexit, which was a one off. I believe you want control and decision making at government level, enforced and controlled by the government for the good of the people. I could be wrong but I’ve read enough of your posts to feel confident in that. IHT post is good example of that thinking. That’s the system we have now. Would you change it for plebiscite? What would be the outcome of such? " Not quite the system we have now, there is still enough wiggle room for the public to change things. I would like a much simpler government, simple laws and flat rate taxes. I don’t need the government telling me I need to pay for the NHS as an example, or what time I can shop and for what on a Sunday… Not sure you would like my world | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. Government control is your answer for many things, that kind of thinking is further left than socialism, where do you sit on the left? Representative parliament is the system we have now. Not plebiscite. (That’s why the referendum wasn’t legally binding of itself). I don’t advocate anything beyond representative parliament, albeit I would much prefer proportional representation. That was 1 vote, a life changing one that affects everyone and why it went to a referendum. We don’t need government control on everything, far from it. That doesn’t make the referendum legally binding. In order for it to be so would have required a supermajority (which ironically would have resulted in a remain ‘win’) Once again, we don’t live in a plebiscite, and nor should we. You’re making this about brexit, which was a one off. I believe you want control and decision making at government level, enforced and controlled by the government for the good of the people. I could be wrong but I’ve read enough of your posts to feel confident in that. IHT post is good example of that thinking. That’s the system we have now. Would you change it for plebiscite? What would be the outcome of such? Not quite the system we have now, there is still enough wiggle room for the public to change things. I would like a much simpler government, simple laws and flat rate taxes. I don’t need the government telling me I need to pay for the NHS as an example, or what time I can shop and for what on a Sunday… Not sure you would like my world " But that’s just policy, not a system of govt. you could achieve your goals now if a party put them in a manifesto. You can even lobby your MP or join a party and work to push those policies yourself. | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. " But proportional representation would give smaller groups "Green party" a bigger say. | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. But proportional representation would give smaller groups "Green party" a bigger say. " And if that’s what the public want then that’s what they should get. I loathe UKIP with a passion, but when they were polling around 10-15% of the population and still getting no MP’s - it’s not representative. | |||
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"The incoming Welsh system will be very interesting to watch and hopefully if it works well it may be the foot in the door that proves that a version of PR is workable and promotes good constructive governance and we might get away from the futility of FPTP and the idiotic excuse for a government we currently have" It's sad in a time where you hope for a hung parliament? | |||
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"The incoming Welsh system will be very interesting to watch and hopefully if it works well it may be the foot in the door that proves that a version of PR is workable and promotes good constructive governance and we might get away from the futility of FPTP and the idiotic excuse for a government we currently have It's sad in a time where you hope for a hung parliament?" Let’s see how it goes eh? Tbh when you look at the state we are in now I can’t quite see how it could be worse | |||
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"Make it like Starship Troopers. You cannot have any kind of responsible role within government or authorities without first performing national service. Maybe take a look at how rich countries (for their size) are run, like Denmark, Switzerland, or Saudi Arabia." Yes. I also thought of those countries and especially switzerland, as they have direct democracy and it works really good to there | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies Policies decided by the public at-large is a terrible idea. As we saw in 2016, the average person has neither the knowledge to make complicated decisions, nor the time or inclination to learn about the subject being decided upon. This x1000 Make it a requirement to do a test before voting. Under 80% and your vote doesn’t count Most people have no idea why or what they’re voting for Democracy is a lie when the majority of people are too thick to understand the things they are voting on, and too easily misled by misinformation and propaganda " I get the feeling many lefties might get disenfranchised | |||
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"I was watching a very interesting video about it from richard vorbes, here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLDcEE3nd0 He talked about many things of why the current system and government doesnt work and I must say that I agree with him, he also mentioned how new partys wouldnt make much of a difference. He is not saying that we should set up another party to go against the 2 party system, he is talking about a completely separate type of government, where the people should have the monopoloy on how things are run not them and to set up rules and such things too. What do you think of that idea? I like that and isnt there already such kind of system also called direct democracy? Because with direct democracy the people decide on the policies " I think the Raving loony party would have made things interesting, at least you knew what you were getting. | |||
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