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Your comment implies people who voted the other way were more informed, which I really doubt. This happens every election. Someone does a survey and finds out t
by Houshalter 9y ago
Your comment implies people who voted the other way were more informed, which I really doubt. This happens every election. Someone does a survey and finds out the majority of voters know nothing about the candidates or issues. The majority of people don't even know who their representatives are. Democracy is terrible.
- k-mcgrady 9y agoThat wasn't what I was trying to imply at all. My point was - maybe we should listen to the experts instead of self-serving politicians.
- damnfine 9y agoBut which 'experts'? If the public doesnt already know, anyone well spoken can be propped up as an 'expert' for either side. With the lack of critical media, the public are left to decide with woefully incomplete information, and an untrue sense of 'what the experts think'. I honestly dont see how to solve it as everyone will just look back to 'older trusted experts' even more entrenched in the power for power system. Edit: runon and typo