Also, you know what's actually appalling? The fact that we don't have a reformed system already in place. 58% of British Columbians supported a change to the system in the initial referendum in 2005. Almost no vote anywhere across such a broad population gets that much support. Yet a 60% threshold was stuck on there to require it to pass.

BC has had multiple voting systems in its history. What's fundamental is the right to cast a vote.

I might fundamentally disagree with positions held by some parties, but if ONE IN SIX voters in the province support that party, then that party needs to be represented in the legislature with a lot more than 1% or 3% of the votes. 

I can't in good conscience support a system that allows that.