Topic: We should adopt a multi-party system
multi-party systems do not work it always comes down to just two.
multi-party systems encorage groups with different political perspectives to work together in contrast with adversarial two party systems
multi-party systems encourage a divisiveness that would impede progress.
multi-party systems encourage the formation of weak and unstable coalitions that achieve little beyond their own day to day survival
multi-party systems engage more voters.
multi-party systems fragments power so much that nothing ever gets done and government is rendered ineffectual.
multi-party systems have more plurality of thinking and are more democratic
multi-party systems help decentralize power and better represent the various interests of different socio-economic strata within a nation.
multi-party systems help more people to be heard
multi-party systems introduce complications in elections and ensure that no one party can govern on their own, needing to form coalitions to pass and enshrine legislation.
multi-party systems lead to more corruption and wasted campaign dollars.
multi-party systems offer voters more choices and more representation.
Multi-party systems prevent one political ideology from becoming the dominant ideology.
multi-party systems provide many new sources of views on relevant topics
multi-party systems should not be allowed as it only causes a no win-win situation when the other parties can not agree upon a situation.
multi-party systems slow down what gets done because we have too many different sides trying to come to an agreement
multiple parties bring balance to policy
multiple parties make choosing a leader harder
multiple parties will just confuse people and cause more divisiveness in society
Multiple-party systems often have candidates with radical views whereas two-party systems tend to be more moderate.
mutli-party systems cause too much chaos and in the end their ideas are not that different.
nothing would ever be agreed and it would be chaos
old habit is hard to break even against it's morality
one single entity being in charge keeps things consistent for everyone.
our two party system is efficient enough. there has to be checks and balances a multi party system would destroy that
people are too accustomed to the current system. people aren't knowledgeable enough about more parties. this would lead to chaos in politics.
people have a lot of views that don't necessarily fit into just two systems. but adoptions a multi party system you are giving a better voice to the people and their preferences.
people need multiple parties to chose from so they can find something closer to their own values.
people should have a choice in what they want their government to look like, and not just a choice of two parties that might not represent them.
people vote for one party and that is the party they want to see governing so having a multi party system does not represent the vote.
people want to vote for the candidate they want to lead our country.   there shouldn't be a mixture of all parties in that campaign.   nobody would agree on anything and it would be a failed presidency.