10-19-2017, 09:40 PM
(10-17-2017, 03:21 PM)hollodero Wrote: Kurz, Sebastian "Basti Fantasti" Kurz. Which means "short", but never mind that.
And I know I'm supposed to have some expertise, but why people went for boycharm, I do not grasp either. He made a Macron, reinvented, recolored and renamed his party (after himself), people in Austria have a tendency to like autocratic tendencies and obviously are eager to beelieve something is "new", even though the party was in power for a thousand years.
Also the voting lists were strictly set up after the "male-female-male-female" principle. Now since the conservative party often has a quite conservative image of women, only a few female politicians were drawn to that party in the first place. Now imagine what quality we get out of this small pool of women that now constitutes 50% of lawmakers. It's really as bad as one might think.
The boycharm went strong around the world recently. Macron in France, Trudeau in Canada, now Kurz in Austria.
Are you saying your political system has fixed gender quotas? Or am I misunderstanding what you're saying about m-f-m-f?
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