• PlzGivHugs@sh.itjust.works
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    14 days ago

    My point is that neither of these methods work, because they require simultaneous support from large portions of the country. Canada is too complacent for that.

    Even when it came to trying to prevent a Trump brown-noser from become Prime-Minister by putting an X on a peice of paper, we couldn’t get 70% participation. Do you really think we can get even 10% of people to strike? Or like 50% of people to vote for small parties simultaneously?

    Thats obviously not to say it isn’t worth trying, but its absurd to expect results at this point. No one cares enough to force change.

    • Sunshine (she/her)@lemmy.caOP
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      14 days ago

      You don’t succeed the first time. That’s why you adjust and try different methods.

      No one cares enough to force change.

      That’s certainly not true as the canadians give the liberals a minority so they’re forced to compromise with the smaller parties that’s how we got universal heatlhcare.