I guess party polics developed in the parliamentary system out of necessity. But could there be a viable alternative to the two-party preferred system?
The present system divides duly elected members of Parliament against each other. But I guess it was developed out of practical need.
It turns some duly elected members into members of the opposition, rather than letting them simply legislate as elected. But I guess parties developed as a natural strategy on the floor of parliament.
Perhaps both major parties would do well to at least reiterate the underlying foundations on which they agree.
Because Law should teach. Legislators should publicly uphold teachings. Teach people right and wrong. Uphold goodness in the land.
Let the voice of righteousness go forth!
The present system divides duly elected members of Parliament against each other. But I guess it was developed out of practical need.
It turns some duly elected members into members of the opposition, rather than letting them simply legislate as elected. But I guess parties developed as a natural strategy on the floor of parliament.
Perhaps both major parties would do well to at least reiterate the underlying foundations on which they agree.
Because Law should teach. Legislators should publicly uphold teachings. Teach people right and wrong. Uphold goodness in the land.
Let the voice of righteousness go forth!
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