British Election: peaceful revolution

[Crandar]

Backwards though it might seem compared to it's rivals like France and Germany, it has, thus far, had greater overall stability and sucess.

I doubt that the reason for Britain's political stability has anything to do with the way the Parliament seats are distributed.

Well, first off it's "Constituency" and "Member of Parliament", I make the distinction because (unlike on the continent) we elect ONE person for ONE constituency. Whether you see this as bad for democracy depends on whether you think parties or individuals are more important.

Well, I always focused on parties, not individuals, as it's the ideology that matters, not your personal charisma, in my opinion. After all, the party for which I always vote has taken a rather desicive stance on the issue, since, after the elections, the elected deputies resign, in favour of the ones chosen by the Central Committee.

Lucky you are, we still have Junta at power.

I thought you were pro-Poroshenko.