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Crises have split European voters into five ‘tribes’, survey suggests
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 17 Jan 2024
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Doesn't really work if one of the tribes is fundamentally about denying human rights to a specific group of people. Any compromise with that position is already accepting that position as viable. Also the right outright denies the problem of climate change all together - and therefore are not interested in any compromise about something they don't believe exists, too.
The left and center parties can still work together but sadly the right has drifted too far away from what reasonable positions that you can compromise with are.
You don't need unanimous decision making, as long as people's voices are represented. But I do indeed hope that a large majority of people will always refuse to compromise on denying human rights to specific groups of people.