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Posted at August 27, 2015, 3:04 pm:

One of the last things that the founding father and first President of the United States George Washington warned us about was the formation of political parties. He stated that it may very well be the downfall of America as we know it.

Today we see not only the two major parties, Republicans and Democrats, going non stop at each other's throats, but also Libertarians, Independents and more stepping into the blame game circle for why America is the way that it is today.

Constantly, things are changing from good to bad to good to bad to worse to bad to worse again, toying with the American public due to political icons who want to keep their names in the United States government, and their party in the majority role. This can best be seen with gas prices, something that unfourtanately the American public is dependent on.

Lives are undoubtably ruined due to "smear" campaigns toward polictical opponents.

So here's the discussion,
Do you think that President Washington was right in his statement. Will political parties get so out of hand that it will rip America apart, or will things get better? Can this problem ever be fixed?

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Polital parties will never go away.

all that stuff you see in the media and in washington is just politics...

Which is exactly why we'll never see any of the smaller parties overta...

i think the war episode on south park is a pretty good commentary on t...

Political parties will alway bicker amongst each other and in a sense,...

I don't know, Independents, are really on the rise.

if washington was so smart how come he didn't warn us about the intern...

hmm.

It's not political parties that are the problem.

Political parties are absolutely necessary in a democratic society and...

That's true.

Yes it does.

Washington's view of how the government should work was quite differen...

My thoughts completely.

yeah washington had slaves wtf

I get kinda confused about american politics.

polarization combined with single candidate elections is the problem

Ok, a mate of mine had a really crazy idea for politics.

That wouldn't work.

Yeah, it is very rough, but with alot more work, it might.

The fact that you can't take 120 people up from their lives and put th...

Therefore the extreme turnover of the education system.

Studying politics doesn't make you qualified.

I should have said studying the political system, and how it works.

prob been said, but he also warned us about foreign intervention.

what about when wotan gets randomly chosen? the people in parliament a...

Yup.

it's odd that you would write a thing like the constitution of the uni...

go learn politics

are you prepared to argue that parties are not a natural consequence o...

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