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7 days agoIf I were British I’d vote for the Greens
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Can’t wait for a new government ad from the juice media. So funny! I learned more about 'Straya from their political satire than anywhere else
Our proportional system isn’t bad, but I think Australias ranked choice voting is the best. In my country it’s still possible to waste a vote because the party didn’t get a single seat. In Australia this never happens. They also make it mandatory to vote, which I want for my country too.
That’s probably keeping many likeminded people from voting for them. A result of the deeply unfair FPTP voting system. In my country we long ago had a similar system, it resulted in a single party state, until it was reformed to a proportional system.
I’m not familiar with UK parties to be honest, outside of Labour, the two make-rich-people-richer parties and the insanity party I don’t even know which parties there are. If I were British I’d vote for the leftmost and most environmentally friendly party I could find. If that is the Greens then that sounds good to me
Ah yes, more power to the rich, that ought to fix it
We didn’t ask for this
The UK is a democratic country. The electorate saw fit to put insane greedy cunts with sociopathic traits in power. Also to leave the EU, lol
Fight within your political system, while you still have one, don’t work around its effects.
People in the UK should vote for non-insane representatives, that would be more helpful
Sports are good for the mind and the body. You should try it
1·14 days agoPeople with the skill level necessary to create such memes don’t know what Scala is
No, very few. Sports being one of them. It took almost a year but now I like it, and miss it if I don’t get the chance to exercise. Getting a garmin watch helped me stay motivated, because I could see the progress I was making. I went from running 2.5km at 7min/km pace and almost dying to running 10km at 6min/km pace and feeling great, even being able to talk during. And I feel so, so much better in general. It’s like the difference between being hungover vs normal, but all the time.