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OTB, with our modern society I'm sure our political system is open to negativity.
"populism driven by talking heads and lobbyists is the bane of modern government." You speak as if there are 22 of us, and not 22,000,000. How on earth are all affected by an issue going to have a say little own an equal say. Mining affects me, I want an equal say with Gina Rhinoceros, how do I get it? The notion that our representatives, represent us, is the best we can achieve. Love em' or hate em' we need politicians, and the ideal is, we need them to do the job we elect them to do. If all our politicians were "independent" it might not be very practical, but it would be wonderful. However the first thing that would happen is two of them would get together and form a political party, there goes your independence!
Thanks Foxy well put, absolutely correct. Very true with
"These are tall orders, especially if citizens are
disengaged and certain groups within the population are
marginalised."