Yes. There comes a point where legitimacy cannot be maintained

when the largest number of people vote for a party diametrically opposed to the incumbent one. PR is the only fair way really.

I have to say I am exercised by the prospect of the SNP screwing vast sums of money & concessions out of Mr. Miliband. Under those circumstances I fear it may be time for the pitchfork to come off the wall .....

Posted By: dennis moore on April 3rd 2015 at 08:34:46

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PM Old Man (General Chat) - norway, Apr 3, 00:04:46
- i dont vote for the person and not the party! (n/m) (General Chat) - robotbear, Apr 3, 08:31:41
  - Cock (n/m) (General Chat) - yellowman, Apr 3, 12:18:07
- given how safe a Tory seat my constituency is (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Apr 3, 00:15:31
  - Really? (General Chat) - norway, Apr 3, 08:02:13
    - until there is voting change, then yes (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Apr 3, 08:22:16
      - Well you know where this is going then... (General Chat) - norway, Apr 3, 08:45:44
        
        is the premise that you're suggesting here that all other parties with a candidate I could (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Apr 3, 08:58:47
        
        In theory, yes. (General Chat) - norway, Apr 3, 09:31:28
        
        except that you've taken no notice of the fact that my criteria is based on the circumstan (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Apr 3, 09:51:31
  - I'm in the same boat but the vote counts when looking at national share (General Chat) - CWC, Apr 3, 07:41:19
    - Yes. There comes a point where legitimacy cannot be maintained (General Chat) - dennis moore, Apr 3, 08:34:46
    - i guess it might do, but I don't see UKIP or Greens getting enough seats (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Apr 3, 08:26:35

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