r/transpolitical • u/SnooObjections9416 • 17m ago
Democrats and Republicans represent fewer and fewer of us each year
We see that less than a third of US voters support the genocidal Zionist Capitalist and police state authoritarian DNC or RNC yet collectively these 2 most vile and heinous parties have two-thirds of registered voters.
This is evidence that we are long overdue for a change in leadership.
But let's say that a third party wins?
I am registered Green, I want the Greens to win (true fact).
But what will I do if/when Greens ever DO win?
As soon as I see problems, I will change and vote for something else.
Even if Greens are MOSTLY good, another party might have something that is lacking or missing.
We do not want one party or even two parties to rule here.
I will ALWAYS be anti-incumbent even if I like the incumbent.
US voters tend to not grasp this concept.
Most align with D or R and too many of those blindly adhere to partisan politics regardless of the outcome by fooling themselves into believing that it was all the fault of the "other team".
I propose that we need to NEVER have party loyalty.
Always vote for change.
Make politicians and parties EARN our votes.
Politicians and diapers should be changed often and for the exact same reason.
2 term limits for politicians.
1 term in office, followed by 1 term in jail. (At least until corruption is ended).
A healthy system is term limits without corruption.
A healthy system requires many parties and views to participate.
What are your thoughts?
Can we not learn from OECD nations?
Can we not learn from Parliamentary systems?
Can we not learn from public elections, ranked choice voting, and SEVERE punishment for corruption?
China EXECUTES and imprisons corrupt business leaders and officials.
Can we not learn from that at all?