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I think you actually have it back to front at least in the most extreme example. Suppose group A strongly wish to do horrible things to group B, expel/extermina
by versteegen 9y ago
I think you actually have it back to front at least in the most extreme example. Suppose group A strongly wish to do horrible things to group B, expel/exterminate/incarcerate, whatever. A might care passionately, but B's lives are at stake, they care even more about the issue. A wouldn't actually get their way unless they are the majority.
As long as one group's actions are considerably detrimental to another, that other group will care.
- emerongi 9y agoA could be a big enough threat that B will buy a lot of votes. In a way, A can blackmail B, because the money gets distributed later (A will get a lot more back than they put in, because B bought an unnecessarily high amount of votes). Is this scenario acceptable?
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