Our government is falling apart in slow motion AGAIN and it's hilarious.

Short history:
>2006
>socdems assume power
>2010
>right center opposition wins
>gov't glued together from six parties
>scandal after scandal, lots of bickering and spying on each other among coalition parties
>literal OSF PM merges voting about Greek bailouts with a vote of confidence
>majority votes no
>new elections in 2012, socdems assume power
>2016
>libertarian-ish liberals somehow win
>can't get enough parties to form a gov't
>socdems assume power
>2020
>lame centrists win this time to finally get the socdems out
>PM staffs half the posts with retarded and weak but loyal yes-men, including literal kookoo charismatic baptists
>corona hits
>gov't exposed for being immensely inept
>PM exposed for an egomaniac that throws a hissy fit everytime someone tells him a mean thing
>coalition parties turn on each other
>2021
>one of the party leaders says ENOUGH and demands an abdication of the PM
>PM starts alternatively begging and insulting him, whichever is more suitable at the moment
>several ministers start to abdicate, including a few actually able ones that did nothing wrong
>socdems already first in polls again

I used to think it's a tragedy...
@grips Goes to show how there is no right wing anywhere, the understanding of politics as left vs right is a lie. The very concept of "right wing" is a myth, what is called the right wing is the coalition of all sorts of people opposing the organized left, which actually exists and is indeed very well organized and filthy rich. The people in this loose alliance have their own reasons and are often in disagreement with each other about many things.

I hope one day there will be a unified conservative/nationalist movement in any western country, with a powerful presence in the media, in the education system, in the courts and in the public institutions, because I don't know of such a thing existing anywhere.
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@deadheat @grips It shows how democracy is a fucking failure. Eventually, both parties become controlled OP and voting no longer becomes effective. At least in a monarchy, if the government becomes tyrannical, people actually have an incentive to overthrow the current dynasty and install a new one.

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@xianc78 @deadheat @grips Unfortunatelly I think democracy will be sticking around at least until the next major civilization scale war. That's usually how these things go.
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