the left is the only side that takes ground

the right never takes any ground

they just resist for a little while until they cave

what is wrong with Canadas system for example, We elect people in our district for a seat in the house and then how ever gets the most seats that parties front runner becomes prime minister

parliamentary systems are just as much a mess as our republic

this entire area would NEVER be represented because there's so few people here http://bit.ly/2nYA6T3

he goes over that in the vieo

video

states already don't get represented

just have every person vote "equal under the law"

then pick someone that way

no

not your country

then that section would never get represented

like i said

we don't do it that way

they'd never get what they want

how wtf

because they're not the majority, so if they disagree with the majority they'd never get what they want

it'd get worse and worse

i wonder how the US would do with a version of the Westminster system

the good thing about Canada's system is that when we get a prime minister they cannot use the 'we didn't control the house/senate" excuse because to get into office their party must control the house

but it'd probably never happen since the US is less of a country than a country of countries

^

the electoral college didn't make any sense to me when i was 7 years old

@Just for youtube [NB1] this doesn't follow, people in these areas have vastly different interests

which areas?

the places you circled

you mean there's many different interests within that area i circled?

the bad side of the system Canada and Aus use though is we're pretty much at the whim of whatever the governing party decide if they to oust their leader and appoint someone else they get the job

while atm did you see the map in the video. Swing states visited over 70 times vs some states less than 10

or the area within the circle has vastly different interests than the area outside the circle

i saw the video

idc how much anything was visited tbh idk how that could be an argument by either side

i don't know anyone that goes to rallies or cares about them

if a state isn't visited are they being fairly represented?

im bringing it up because you are saying my system is worse

but your system literally ignores states right now

The US government is designed to reduce the risk of the government taking away civil liberties

which states does it ignore?

The less power to the feds the better