Elephant_Crank

People may find a minority government in Canada dysfunctional, heated, and often unproductive. However, we must also consider the fact that the majority is not fully in charge. We must take the time to consider the more negative effects of a "majority rule" and the more beneficial effects of a minority. In the current situation, there is no single political ideology or group that is driving all of the decisions in this country. To the people who are defined by an exact political ideal, this is a good thing. For most Canadians, in fact, this is a good thing. Even though the liberals may be angry at the lack of movement on issues that they consider volatile, so are the conservatives and socialists. The truth is: nothing in this current House Of Commons is moving ahead without a thorough debate and an almost complete consensus beforehand. This means that many bills are not being passed into law until leftists, right-wingers, and socialists are all coming to a somewhat mutual agreement. This unique situation should be relished by Canadians, rather than loathed. The level of political equality in this country is greater than it's ever been before. Politics Of Change