Editing Two party system

A '''two party system''' is one way to control [[factionalism]].  There are only two [[faction]]s allowed, and competition between them is expected to reflect all concerns with [[trust]] - if you don't like one, elect the other.

Many [[Reds]], [[Pinks]] and [[Greens]] seem to think that this is just a way to reflect [[common interests]] and rule [[common values]] right out of any [[political choice]] - people are [[voting]] only based on [[distrust]] and not on [[visions]].  [[Blues]] would respond that to vote based on visions is just [[ideology]], and that it's really more important to "vote the bums out" when they get too much confidence as a [[ruling party]] - their concern is really a [[monopoly]] problem, and not the lack of any values.

This is a highly stereotyped way to discuss a complex problem in [[political choice]] and how the [[political spectrum]] views it.  However, [[Consumerium]] really does not have the luxury to investigate these issues in any more detail.

See [[w:two party system]] if you really have a lot of concern on this question.