thing is, what im pointing at here is, rally popularity
like ditzy said, does not always equal to how popular a party
really is. if the'millions' that turned up in hitler's rallies
voted for him, he would have become dictator with a 90% dominance
in parliament long ago, not needing to wait for years with
underhand tactics. millions turn up,but how many actually voted?
barely half. masses at opposition rallies, but does it all
count?how many 'kiasu' ppl r in there for the sake of fun?
You don't need 90% dominance in parliament to be a dictator, you
can do so with only 66.6% of the electorate. 
The population in Germany back then wasn't a million, so how do
you justify that the million equates to more than 50% of the
population?
It's logical, not many turned up for rallies for those parties
opposed to Hitler's Nazi Germany, that's why Hitler got the
majority vote. But then many turned up for the opposition rallies
in Singapore, but the opposition didn't get the majority vote,
that's why something in the electoral process is screwed here.
