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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
Agreed.
Typically, coalitions are not formed with the idea that they will not last long. They usually just form in times of crisis in order to pass certain measures that are seen as important. For example, the Borden/Laurier coalition was formed so that they could pass conscription during WWI. After the war, the coalition fell.
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Are you serious? Forming a coalition to pass a couple of bills is not the same as forming a coalition to replace the current government and swear in a new PM, right after the people re-elected the current PM. I'm not the debating the legality of it.
Like I said, how you can ask people to participate in a process of selecting a government when it's now blatantly clear that their choice doesn't matter?