Ranked choice voting seems like the most reasonable choice - the current FPP system lends itself to strategic voting and a two-party system with increasingly polarised parties.
Ranked choice allows for a middle ground to form independently of the parties at the outer fringes - it doesn't necessarily mean the centre wins, but it does exist and have a chance.
Almost entirely democratic societies always end up fragmented like America. This was known in Plato’s time.
Unfortunately the propaganda pushers these days get to publish articles on “science.org”, trying to convince us the system is fundamentally sound - we just need some tweaks.
partisan animosity,which means the duopoly is uncomfortable for the beurocrats
there is no democracy to have an attitude about
I vote with my feet and my wallet,plus grind back
at whichever beurocracy is making missery personal
"Efficacious strategies for reducing support for undemocratic practices included correcting misperceptions of rival partisans’ views and highlighting the risk of democratic collapse. "
Ranked choice voting seems like the most reasonable choice - the current FPP system lends itself to strategic voting and a two-party system with increasingly polarised parties.
Ranked choice allows for a middle ground to form independently of the parties at the outer fringes - it doesn't necessarily mean the centre wins, but it does exist and have a chance.
What if people democratically choose antidemocracy?
Almost entirely democratic societies always end up fragmented like America. This was known in Plato’s time.
Unfortunately the propaganda pushers these days get to publish articles on “science.org”, trying to convince us the system is fundamentally sound - we just need some tweaks.
partisan animosity,which means the duopoly is uncomfortable for the beurocrats there is no democracy to have an attitude about I vote with my feet and my wallet,plus grind back at whichever beurocracy is making missery personal
Its "Pray the Populism Away" conversion therapy.
"Efficacious strategies for reducing support for undemocratic practices included correcting misperceptions of rival partisans’ views and highlighting the risk of democratic collapse. "
In other words, gaslighting and threats.