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In a plane, the passengers, the pilot, the airport and the company owner all want the same thing : a safe fly. But In a vote, not everybody wants the same. As
by sacado2 8y ago
In a plane, the passengers, the pilot, the airport and the company owner all want the same thing : a safe fly.
But In a vote, not everybody wants the same. As a mayor / senator / etc., I want as many votes as possible, and so do my opponents. You can't trust anybody, as the expected outcome is different for everyone.
- irundebian 8y agoI bet there are terrorists who are not always interested in safe flies. In contrast to voting, the majority of a (democratic) society wants to have a reliable and trustworthy way of voting.
- sacado2 8y ago> I bet there are terrorists who are not always interested in safe flies. They are not the typical customer, though. > In contrast to voting, the majority of a (democratic) society wants to have a reliable and trustworthy way of voting. Honestly, I'm not even sure to what extent that is true. Give somebody the opportunity to vote twice (illegally, but with the guarantee of not being caught). How many people would refuse, arguing that their voice is not worth more than anyone else's and that it would break the system?