Really good points man, I cant talk people in other countries but hear in Australia it mostly is "drone voting". Lies are told and I know that you can never escape that but from thoughs lies create drones who just listen to the media left or right and don't make up there own mind. Now obviously I might be making it seem like it's over the top but when half a country votes for a party that lied to get in it just begs the question doesn't it? No I totally understand where your coming from and you definitely have a great point and I don't think I have the ability to explain it properly because I'm not great with trying to put what I'm thinking into a message but I'll give it a shot, we can look at America at the moment because we see that a large amount of people will not accept the fact that trump has done a lot of bad things. You see blind loyalty to the republican party all the time. Now let's look at the labor leader in the UK, he has gone against his own party a few times for the things that don't benefit the people and voted against a few things labor has put forward. To me that's the definition of a good leader and a strong leader because they can acknowledge that in passing bills/laws it shouldn't matter what party your apart of as long as the bill is good, fare and puts the people first. Now let's look at the LNP in Australia, a few members thought it was there job just to go against labor even if the bill was good.

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