The PRD will get spanked when they should be benefiting from the economic crisis when they're not in power. Why do they suck so much?
http://www.americasquarterly.org/node/681
http://mexico2009elections.wordpress.com/
Looks like the PRI will capitalize instead, the old, dinosaur, corrupt, drug-trafficker forgiving PRI.
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Originally posted by eljefejesusTake it to Personal Messages to Seitse, spanky! 😛
The PRD will get spanked when they should be benefiting from the economic crisis when they're not in power. Why do they suck so much?
http://www.americasquarterly.org/node/681
http://mexico2009elections.wordpress.com/
Looks like the PRI will capitalize instead, the old, dinosaur, corrupt, drug-trafficker forgiving PRI.
Originally posted by eljefejesusIsn't Mexico a democracy? Don't people vote as they seem best for the country?
The PRD will get spanked when they should be benefiting from the economic crisis when they're not in power. Why do they suck so much?
http://www.americasquarterly.org/node/681
http://mexico2009elections.wordpress.com/
Looks like the PRI will capitalize instead, the old, dinosaur, corrupt, drug-trafficker forgiving PRI.
Originally posted by FabianFnasFabianFnas, I don't disagree with you. Still, the politics of who wins, how, who gets power and what they do with it are fascinating to some political junkies such as myself, and Mexican politics particularly interest me. Do you not enjoy a good political story or discussion?/debate?
So if the people want another governement, they'll vote for it, or else there will be no change. Noone will take power without the support of the people. That's democracy in action.
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Originally posted by eljefejesusYes of course I enjoy a good political story. But it is nothing but a story if you don't put reality into it.
FabianFnas, I don't disagree with you. Still, the politics of who wins, how, who gets power and what they do with it are fascinating to some political junkies such as myself, and Mexican politics particularly interest me. Do you not enjoy a good political story or discussion?/debate?
The good thing about true democracy is that people is always in power. But only if they want. That's the reality.
Yes of course I enjoy a good political debate. I even participate in it.
To freely debate is in the very fabric of democracy. In those countries where the gouvernement controls the information and debates, people haven't democracy. Is Mexico such a country?
Originally posted by FabianFnasAgreed that democracy gives the people a voice, unlike some closed societies.
Yes of course I enjoy a good political story. But it is nothing but a story if you don't put reality into it.
The good thing about true democracy is that people is always in power. But only if they want. That's the reality.
Yes of course I enjoy a good political debate. I even participate in it.
To freely debate is in the very fabric of democracy. I ...[text shortened]... ent controls the information and debates, people haven't democracy. Is Mexico such a country?
Mexico is no Iran, Mexico is an open society where elections are free and fair, if sometimes a little melodramatic:
http://mexico2009elections.wordpress.com/
Originally posted by eljefejesusSo what's the worst thing that can happen in Mexico? That the wrong man wins?
Agreed that democracy gives the people a voice, unlike some closed societies.
Mexico is no Iran, Mexico is an open society where elections are free and fair, if sometimes a little melodramatic:
http://mexico2009elections.wordpress.com/
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Originally posted by eljefejesusYour OP was another one of your "happy bunny" type attempts at being snide. All it was was a silly 2 dimensional rant. Mexican politics, the sports fan's view, by eljefejesus. Fabian is making the only point that can be made in response to your OP silliness. Who'd want to debate it with you when the OP is a cack handed partisan poisoning of the well? Take it directly to Seitse, spanky!
Sure, fine, FMF won't stop posting if you don't nod and smile.
Originally posted by FabianFnasand 3 years of bad policies from a totalitarian party that held mexico in a one-party system for 70 years until the last few years of a chaotic but free multiparty democracy.
So what's the worst thing that can happen in Mexico? That the wrong man wins?
Originally posted by eljefejesusIf the people of Mexico wants this worst-case scenario, then they'll get what they vote for. That's democracy, the power of the majority.
and 3 years of bad policies from a totalitarian party that held mexico in a one-party system for 70 years until the last few years of a chaotic but free multiparty democracy.