Yes mate, I get how it works - but the problems don't matter when the people choose to adopt the system for voting and work with it. They then accept it as the result, as long as it works as intended.
We have the FPTP system over here - it's similarly "unfair" but it is the system we use, so the country as a whole has to stand behind the decision. Otherwise there is anarchy.
So when I say the USA elected Trump, I mean the country as a whole, because they all participated. Therefore, I don't feel sorry for the country as a whole - I only feel sorry for those who didn't vote for Trump.
I don't disagree with you on accepting the result.
I agree also the system in its format is legally fair and it is what it is until such time they change it.
BUT he's had 7 months in office now and done nowt but whine like a 12 year old. He has not accomplished anything and all he does is spend his day telling us how great and smart he is and giving out about reporters or whomever is in his cross hairs that day.
After 7 months of nothing and an embarrassment i will not allow someone to patronize or convince me into "accepting" him.
First month i get it but remember the president, the leader is on the clock the minute he takes office and so needs to own it and get on with it,
To draw an analogy as a blue sure we are just as critical of koeman good or bad the minute he took the job.
Some jobs you need to hit the ground running and get things done. His party controls everything and the government is all over the place.
I get you when you say his detractors from day 1 needed to be more accepting but you know sometimes countries get leaders they know are not up to it (considering he spent his campaign bullying and spouting hate against his opposition and did not have a constructive message) and sometimes its good for them to speak out. Maybe he is the catalyst for lefties to finally wake up and be heard.
