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Have you ever cared how much tax you pay?
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this post was submitted on 25 May 2025
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Dude, politics is a system that society has created to prevent change. When you get that, the western system of governance makes more sense.
Dude, most other countries, bar the dictatorships, have more changes happening than the US. Most other countries don't have two-party systems with filibusters, debt ceilings disconnected from the budget, and whatever else.
Any country implementing parliamentarism, especially those not implementing first past the post, will have a lot less stalemates, because there are multiple other parties to make horse trades with. Do you have experience with any other country's system of governance?