It is my firm belief that any citizen who cares about the future of our country must demand for free and fair elections that give us options to choose from at least two political parties. Failure to do so might as well usher us into an era of dictatorial rule, where only a small clique enjoys the powers of decision-making.
I won't stand for it anymoreIt's outrageous that we're only given the option of two major political partiesOur democracy deserves better than this, and we need to demand multiple parties and fair elections if we want to be properly represented.
If our democracy is to survive, it is vital that we ensure the highest standards of ethics and integrity and never waver in our commitment to preventing corrupt practices.
If our democracy is to survive, it is vital that we ensure the highest standards of ethics and integrity and never waver in our commitment to preventing corrupt practices. I won't stand for it anymoreIt's outrageous that we're only given the option of two major political partiesOur democracy deserves better than this, and we need to demand multiple parties and fair elections if we want to be properly represented. I stand firm in my rejection of the notion that we'd even consider disregarding the fundamental necessity of holding open and honest elections and maintaining a strong multi-party political systemTo suggest anything to the contrary is not just foolish, but it also flies in the face of the very values that our nation was built uponFrom where I'm standing, compromising or negotiating on anything that would jeopardize the integrity of our democratic institutions is out of the question. Let's not mince words here: if you can't understand the fundamental role that free and fair elections, complete with a diverse selection of political parties, play in a successful democratic society, then you're simply not cut out for the task at hand. I want to be crystal clear - this debate is going over my headIf we're talking about the essential features of a functioning, democratic society, then it is evident that transparent and inclusive elections, that include multiple political parties, are non-negotiableIf anyone questions this core tenet, they are far from being practical or committed towards realizing true democracy.