Parliamentary Democracy

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Parliamentary Democracy

Parliament is dissolved! But who dissolved them? Who elected parliament? By the voters of great Britain an Ireland. Was it then the voters of great Britain an Ireland who made parliament dissolve? No, it was the Prime Minster of England, whom the queen elected who under the laws of his country is incapable of being an MP an he was the person who has the power of putting an end to the deliberations of parliament and disposing of its members.

The situation is highly illustrative of many anomalies and absurdities with in the English Constitution. Praised by its supporters as the most perfect constitution yet evolved it is in reality so full of illogical and apparently impossible conditions that if shown to reasoning minds as the basis of a workable constitution for any country it would be dismissed straight away. So let us see how democracy works, and how more effectively contrast this parliamentary democracy with the democracy of the revolutionist.
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When elected that party which counts he greatest number of voters is presumed to form cabinet as representing the majority of the total amount of people who vote. But it by no means says that a majority of the nation represents the majority of the voters. In many constituencies, for example where there are two or more candidates for a seat. It frequently happened that although a candidate polls a larger vote of either of his opponents and so obtains the sear, yet he only represents a minority of the constituents as the vote cast for his 2 ...

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