And yet I don't see any way this can work without the 'tyranny of the majority', as long as we consider things like private property a thing. So ten people dec

And yet I don't see any way this can work without the 'tyranny of the majority', as long as we consider things like private property a thing. So ten people decide to bow at Steve's now-royal feet. His rule involves property. The two who didn't vote for him might be living within the boundaries of that property. Or it might not be economically feasible for them to survive without entering Steve's kingdom. And unfortunately all the other land is rules by Dave and Jared, who would require their submission just as much as Steve. I just don't see a practical way, within the framework of (pretty much?) then entire world at this point, where it is possible to not agree to take part in an election, and to realistically disrespect its results. Catalonia and the real world is more complicated, so perhaps there is a future where Catalonia succeeds at seceding. Personally I'm not as much against that as most people seem to be. But I guess I'm just pointing out that there's no simple anything that this situation can be reduced to.