If a true Democracy is a representation of 3 parties, how come we(America) always suppress the 3rd party?
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Anonymous
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Because all too often the third party whores itself out to be used by one of the two majority.
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I have heard it said that, "Democracy is the most valued and also the vaguest of political terms in the modern world." and I haven't previously seen anything in support of your assertion that it needs three parties. This article on democracy, although aimed at Britain, is probably as true of anywhere else that considers itself a democracy: http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/democracy.htm
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Where do you get your information? Then again, America is a Democratic Republic not a "true" democracy. That being said, I believe it was George Washington that said not to have parties PERIOD! Be it one two three four, I don't think it mattered.
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It's easier that way so that when the voting machines are rigged, they can steal all of the oponent's votes. If there were two oponents, it could get messy and they may still lose
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