that's kinda cool

but it of course helps being a part of a party if youre running to get a seat in the commune

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Okay, explain this "percentage" thing again

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may as well just link the wikipedia at this point 😅

@Fitzydog Lets say the Swedish democrats gets 20% of the vote, ok? Then they get 20% of the 349 seats.

Ahh

Democracy

yes

based

sweden is small enough that it works

I can see the problem in places like USA however

That's why I'm differentiating parties between our two systems

yes haha I'm just trying to understand how the american system works

There's 50 different republican psrtjes

oh shit?

huh. cool.

50 different Democrat parties

just for context, there are 50 states right?

Yes

or am I retarded?

oh ok!

Well then. Seems like a pretty fitting system if you ask me.

So a Democrat in West Virginia could be more related to a republican in Oregon

Ahhhhhh!

i would call them just different branches of the republican party tho

And a Texas republican might have radical different ideas then someone from California?

different legal entities which are actually one

But they have no allegiance to other state parties, or an overarching authority

seems pretty fitting

very cool

So yeah, we have parties, but like 100+ lol

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There is NO allegiance to any party

very epic

So if lets say you would run as a republican, that wouldnt really say much about the party as a whole, correct?

Right

Very cool.

But the party can't do shit if you're actually a secret commie