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I would encourage you to read The Federalist Papers, or any of the other expressions of this centuries-long debate over representative versus direct democracy.

• unabst 10y ago
  That's policy and governance. There is also this separate problem of how to count votes regardless of what is being voted on. All I was ever talking about was how votes should be counted, and how our voting system has been tampered with. Why you insist I should be talking about anything else baffles me. I stick to the topic which is also the topic of the article and someone else intrudes and accuses me of a straw man. SMH.
  • jessedhillon 10y ago
    Uhh, "to count" in the sense of "to assign significance," and not "to enumerate." It's very clear from your original comment that you have a quarrel with representative democracy, and not the physical act of vote counting. But sure, that right there is the source of our disagreement -- the meaning of the word "count."