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[Minionman]

Anyway, if according to you there is so much difference in opinion, why are there only two parties that play a role?.

A lot of opinions come together to make one party. For example, Republicans right now are in general a combination of pro buisiness, like running the culture of the country (abortion, pornography laws, crime strategies, gun control), like keeping spending down, and other issues that I can't think of right now. Someone who supports the Republican party might possibly be mostly probuisiness and keeping spending down, but not like cultural restrictions, while someone else might support them only for the cultural restrictions but not care about economics, another person might simply have party loyalty. Democrats work the same way. In total, the two parties both have a lot of different sections to them.

Maybe the parties in the Netherlands work the same way or maybe not. But the last paragraph says how the U.S. can be split into more than 2 opinions and still only have 2 major parties. I think England works in a similar way, and there are probably other countries like that too.

On an untrelated, random thought note, wouldn't it be ironic if a lot of people in Nevada vote for people because they don't like "moral decay" considering a lot of Nevada's economy comes from "moral decay"? Just a random thought, there are probably people like this, which I can understand, but i just feltt like writing this random thought down.