There is no way of listing pros and cons, because they're subjective, but the way they present each party's statements, in an easy to understand format, makes choosing much easier.

"The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter" - No attribution

Well, maybe in some parts of the world, they do. And I feel sorry for you if you're from there. Now don't say "that's what they want you to believe", because I have a fairly unique perspective from one of the least corrupt countries in the world. But I'm sure you're gonna tell me, "that's what they want you to believe".

In my country (the Netherlands): ProDemos, which receives funding from the ministry of internal affairs. Quoting: "ProDemos is the ‘House for Democracy and the Rule of Law’. Our job is to help explain the systems that govern democracy and the rule of law, and to show what citizens themselves can do to exert political influence – at municipal, provincial, national and European level."

So, Slaves "R" Us?

Gotta do what you came to do

Hodor