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> the 52-48 reflects a point in time The number of people who claimed to wish they could change their vote after the result was surprising. How many referendum
by dasboth 10y ago
> the 52-48 reflects a point in time
The number of people who claimed to wish they could change their vote after the result was surprising. How many referendums do we need before people decide they've voted "properly"?
- sasvari 10y agoThe number of people who claimed to wish they could change their vote after the result was surprising. How many referendums do we need before people decide they've voted "properly"? Maybe that's the reasons why direct democracy by means of referendums is [considered to be] not always a good idea.
- mixedCase 10y agoOf course, not always. It is only a good idea when you can agree with the result, of course.