@Ethan4Indy Each seat is a constituency, and the people of that constituency have a democratic right to vote for their representative. Some seats are closely contested . Theoretically a party could have 49% of the vote and still have no seats, because the majority voted for someone else.Tit
@JacotheNorth Doesn’t the vote share reflect that the results were close in many constituencies, and even thought they were tight someone still had the highest number of votes, and therefore the winner? How is the not representative democracy?
@JacotheNorth Doesn’t the vote share reflect that the results were close in many constituencies, and even thought they were tight someone still had the highest number of votes, and therefore the winner? How is the not representative democracy? P.S. your football posts are shit
@JacotheNorth Without removing constituencies, and constituents being able to vote for somone ti represent them, surely there will always be these quirks with voting numbers?
Last election was basically a 2-horse race.
@NickSeventy@PaulAbbandonato He wasn’t found innocent, just wasn’t found guilty. There is a difference in that. His ex didn’t want to go through a whole re-trial. Ryan Giggs wasn’t found not guilty.
@TJPACKERSFAN@rugbyontnt Not sure what his family has to do with it. I’m assuming Alfie knows the rules of the game, went for a risky shot, could have seriously hurt someone, and paid the price. I don’t get your sentimental argument. His family aren’t making a trip to hospital.
@RobotJones123 @rugbyontnt Amateur comment. He barely dipped. Obama was going for a high shot, look at his body position - starting low and going high. If he landed that below the shoulders it would have been an epic tackle. It’s a fine line, he’d know that and took the risk and accepted the consequences