This doesn't address how one party would come to power if there were no parties. You're moving the goalposts.Political parties are a consequence of freedom of association. US law does not recognize political parties as part of the governmental structure; they're just private groups of people pursuing the same political ends together. So I'm not clear what you want done to ban political parties, if not just banning people with similar political interests from working together toward those ends. — Pfhorrest
The problem is that the parties have adopted contradictory positions and there isn't any meaningful distinction between them. — Harry Hindu
For what? — NOS4A2
That’s what corrupt, immoral and unjust witch-hunters do, yes. — NOS4A2
So, what do you think? How long until he's in jail?
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