- 主题发起人 bang1
- 发布时间 2017-05-04
西方的选举制度有BUG：
有部分选票来源是住在国外的选民。在国外做生意或者工作。
这部分人因为远离国家本土，1很容易受媒体的片面报道影响（媒体的报道是有选择性的），2.受国外的思想影响。
比如，香港的“赤化”、“共产主义”等。偏激、脱离实际而且很容易给选举制造话题。——很适合政治家的需要。
另外，会引狼入室。造成国内政治动荡不安。
—— 建议选举权，要排除这一部分不在国土上的人。而且要对在国土上的居住时间有要求才行。
……
有部分选票来源是住在国外的选民。在国外做生意或者工作。
这部分人因为远离国家本土，1很容易受媒体的片面报道影响（媒体的报道是有选择性的），2.受国外的思想影响。
比如，香港的“赤化”、“共产主义”等。偏激、脱离实际而且很容易给选举制造话题。——很适合政治家的需要。
另外，会引狼入室。造成国内政治动荡不安。
—— 建议选举权，要排除这一部分不在国土上的人。而且要对在国土上的居住时间有要求才行。
……
最后编辑: 2017-05-05
B.C. Election 2017: Voters 'underwhelmed' by lack of political options, poll shows
http://vancouversun.com/news/local-...elmed-by-lack-of-political-options-poll-shows
With just days left before the provincial election, British Columbians remain “underwhelmed” and “unexcited” by their voting options, according to a new Angus Reid poll released Thursday.
The poll found that 29 per cent of respondents remained unsure who would be the best candidate for the job. Of those who gave a name, 28 per cent said Liberal Leader Christy Clark would be best for the job, while 25 per cent named NDP Leader John Horgan. Green Leader Andrew Weaver was named by 18 per cent of respondents as the right person to become B.C.’s next premier.
“That’s the cynical, more skeptical view of the leaders,” said Shachi Kurl, executive director for the Angus Reid Institute.
“Otherwise, the two main contenders for premier here — both of them have negative momentum scores. They’re not viewed that favourably.”
While Horgan’s NDP and Clark’s Liberals remain in close standing, the poll found that Weaver’s Green party continued to pressure the NDP, potentially opening the doors to another Liberal victory.
http://vancouversun.com/news/local-...elmed-by-lack-of-political-options-poll-shows
With just days left before the provincial election, British Columbians remain “underwhelmed” and “unexcited” by their voting options, according to a new Angus Reid poll released Thursday.
The poll found that 29 per cent of respondents remained unsure who would be the best candidate for the job. Of those who gave a name, 28 per cent said Liberal Leader Christy Clark would be best for the job, while 25 per cent named NDP Leader John Horgan. Green Leader Andrew Weaver was named by 18 per cent of respondents as the right person to become B.C.’s next premier.
“That’s the cynical, more skeptical view of the leaders,” said Shachi Kurl, executive director for the Angus Reid Institute.
“Otherwise, the two main contenders for premier here — both of them have negative momentum scores. They’re not viewed that favourably.”
While Horgan’s NDP and Clark’s Liberals remain in close standing, the poll found that Weaver’s Green party continued to pressure the NDP, potentially opening the doors to another Liberal victory.
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