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[–] [email protected] 5 points 5 days ago

It doesn’t bother me. Everyone has the chance if they don’t have a membership in another party, to become a member of the party of their choice and vote for the leader that may or may not become PM. So we do get to vote for PM in that way.

I read somewhere that the PM only gets about 25% of the decisions made making which seems to be different than the usa. I prefer it to be that way.

There are some ignorant people here who haven’t bothered learning about our parliamentary system that mistakenly thinks ours works like the usa… and thankfully we don’t - and they seem to come out of the woodwork on occasion and object. So you may hear some rumblings like that.

On the whole, we are happy with our system.