I think what you don't understand about our side, SG, is the reasoning against the dual party politics.
Yes, everyone will continue to have their political bias based on their beliefs. They will have conservative ideals and they will have liberal ideals.
No one is trying to have everyone fit into one uniform code.
However, over the past many years it has become clear that Republican and Democrat aren't really all that different. They appeal to a different
demographic and promise so many different things, but in the end it all comes out the same. The majority remains split and thus blames it on the other
party for their faults and will continue their support.
When the time comes to vote in a third party, no matter how great it is, the public will still be caught in their D and R dilemma, blaming each other
and never giving anything a chance. But at the end of the day - THEY ARE THE SAME THING. They are just wealthy men, put into their position due to
special interests, and carrying out legislation and power plays that will HELP THEM.
It is a never ending cycle, whether the Republicans or the Democrats run the white house, the people never benefit regardless. To that end, nothing
else really matters.

