Electoral system in France
K
We have a two rounds election without proportional vote.
So you need to win in ALL districts to have parliament sits.
But by definition, the patriots are not concentrated in one district. They are all around France.
Whereas immigrants are in very specific districts. And cosmopolite urbanites too...
That's how the FN has 10 millions voters, but only 6 MPs in parliament.
While the Communist Party has like 300.000 voters but 20 MPs.
The whole French electoral system is rigged. It would need an entire article to explain how it was created to maintain the status quo.
A
In Ukraine party enters the parliament if it achieves 5% of supports, so it's bit confusing for me
K
Yes because you have a proportional vote.
It means that if a party has 5% of votes, he will get 5% of sits. In Ukraine.
Here we have a district system + not proportional
Meaning you can have 51% of votes nation wide.
But if you are second in every districts, you will have zero sit in parliament kek.
"Democracy".
A
I read your explanation already. I just have no proper words to describe my disappointment
K
The best election, no matter the country, is weirdly the European ones.
They are the ones giving the best indication of the country state of mind, in all countries
[In reply to Anatolii Parkhomchuk]
It's not the only cucked thing.
We also have a strange hybrid system.
Half-parliementary (like in the UK)
And half-presidential (like in the US)
But we have only the bad parts of both. Not the good sides.
For example, in a Presidential system like the US, the Parliament can be opposed to the President. To have a counter power.
Not in France.
And in a Parliamentary system, like in the UK, the Prime Minister is independent from the Head of State.
Not in France.
I always said that France probably has the worst political system ever created, totally under lockdown.
If we can achieve change in France in these bad conditions, it means it's possible anywhere else !
We have a two rounds election without proportional vote.
So you need to win in ALL districts to have parliament sits.
But by definition, the patriots are not concentrated in one district. They are all around France.
Whereas immigrants are in very specific districts. And cosmopolite urbanites too...
That's how the FN has 10 millions voters, but only 6 MPs in parliament.
While the Communist Party has like 300.000 voters but 20 MPs.
The whole French electoral system is rigged. It would need an entire article to explain how it was created to maintain the status quo.
A
In Ukraine party enters the parliament if it achieves 5% of supports, so it's bit confusing for me
K
Yes because you have a proportional vote.
It means that if a party has 5% of votes, he will get 5% of sits. In Ukraine.
Here we have a district system + not proportional
Meaning you can have 51% of votes nation wide.
But if you are second in every districts, you will have zero sit in parliament kek.
"Democracy".
A
I read your explanation already. I just have no proper words to describe my disappointment
K
The best election, no matter the country, is weirdly the European ones.
They are the ones giving the best indication of the country state of mind, in all countries
[In reply to Anatolii Parkhomchuk]
It's not the only cucked thing.
We also have a strange hybrid system.
Half-parliementary (like in the UK)
And half-presidential (like in the US)
But we have only the bad parts of both. Not the good sides.
For example, in a Presidential system like the US, the Parliament can be opposed to the President. To have a counter power.
Not in France.
And in a Parliamentary system, like in the UK, the Prime Minister is independent from the Head of State.
Not in France.
I always said that France probably has the worst political system ever created, totally under lockdown.
If we can achieve change in France in these bad conditions, it means it's possible anywhere else !
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