It's not traditional to raft the notion of democracy to "how much money you have to rent a resource." In practice, sure. That can happen. But we tend to univer

It's not traditional to raft the notion of democracy to "how much money you have to rent a resource." In practice, sure. That can happen. But we tend to universally awknowledge that it dilutes the intent of democracy, which is to keep a government honest to the people it governs. It seems like, given the astronomical differences in wealth between individuals in this world, this is precisely the kind of thing where one person can use resources to dilute the power of many individuals.