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Jack_Sparrow

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    Your argument is not rational man. People wanted GOTA in power for him to implement his policies. But then decides not to give him power inside the parliament hence he wouldn't be able to do what people wanted him to do. Therefore not giving him the required majority in the parliament by voting for other parties doesnt make any sense

    There is a clear separation between executive and legislative. Parliament (represents legislative) should support anything better for the country. If there is a good proposal done by government, opposition can vote in favor. 2/3 or even more (Same did for 19th amendment, 215/225 :P) Similarly if there is something terrible even ministers from governing side can vote against. That's the whole purpose of parliament, otherwise no point of keeping 225 :)
     

    imhotep

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    Your argument is not rational man. People wanted GOTA in power for him to implement his policies. But then decides not to give him power inside the parliament hence he wouldn't be able to do what people wanted him to do. Therefore not giving him the required majority in the parliament by voting for other parties doesnt make any sense
    When they come to senses it will be far too late....:P
    Policies? You must be joking... Are you on crack?
     
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    Naruto7

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    There is a clear separation between executive and legislative. Parliament (represents legislative) should support anything better for the country. If there is a good proposal done by government, opposition can vote in favor. 2/3 or even more (Same did for 19th amendment, 215/225 :P) Similarly if there is something terrible even ministers from governing side can vote against. That's the whole purpose of parliament, otherwise no point of keeping 225 :)
    Theoretically it's the case but we all know that it's not realistic in countries like Srilanka. Opposition would rally against each n everything regardless whether it is deemed good or bad. Hence if we wanted GOTA to implement and do what he said he would do, the only logical decision is to give him the power that he wants to do it.
     

    dilann

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    Hyperx99

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    අතීතයේ කිසිම දිනෙක ප්‍රකාශිත ඡන්ද 75% වූ අවස්තාව පැවැති රජය ජයගෙන හෝ ජයග්‍රාහී කණ්ඩායම ආසන 113ක් ලබා ගෙන නැත . තැපැල් ඡන්ද සමග ඡන්දය ප්‍රකාශ කිරීමේ ප්‍රතිශතය 75%යි
    61% wela thiyeddi MR seats 144k gththa
     

    u_make_me_sick_

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    Theoretically it's the case but we all know that it's not realistic in countries like Srilanka. Opposition would rally against each n everything regardless whether it is deemed good or bad. Hence if we wanted GOTA to implement and do what he said he would do, the only logical decision is to give him the power that he wants to do it.

    After the 19th amendment, Gota does not have much power. There is no pure executive president anymore as it used to be before. Even, phottuwa got 2/3, Mahinda would not abolish 19th amendment completely. If he does that, then it would be the end of Namal and most of his goons.