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My first impression of the result was shouldn't there be a requirement for a larger difference than 1 - 2% for something like this to pass? A majority of at lea
by advertising 10y ago
My first impression of the result was shouldn't there be a requirement for a larger difference than 1 - 2% for something like this to pass? A majority of at least 65% for example? I don't know what I'm talking about really but that seems logical, what do you all think?
- 5040 10y agoIt makes a certain sort of sense, but what you are talking about is making things less democratic.
- thesimpsons1022 10y agoThe number is arbitrary though. Why not 60 or 63 etc..? I don't think it should even have been voted on. Direct democracy makes no sense when 99 pct of those voting don't understand the issue. We are dealing with extremely complex economic and political webs. When experts are ignored everyone fails.