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Originally Posted by MattyC
So Everytime a new game finishes, it instantly becomes how to win the next game, and it's way easier to trash and obstruct your opponent than it is to actually do things that require real work. This happens at all levels of their government. And even personally. Politics ends friendships and families. Again, it does elsewhere, but I don't think the team mentality is as prevalent. People align themselves with whomever they agree with, and that does change in other systems. there's no room for change in the US because both parties need to appeal to everyone.
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And this is why, as a non-American who is also an expatriate living across the globe, American politics is my favourite sport.
I get to pick my team and cheer for my team and it has almost no bearing on my life whatsoever. (though living in Taiwan, I legitimately fear a Trump Presidency as I have absolutely no confidence he'd stand up to Chinese agression).
GO BLUE!