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A counter argument to expanding popular votes, the reason for a representative democracy is so we _don’t_ have to vote on everything. If we’re electing represen
by sitharus 8y ago
A counter argument to expanding popular votes, the reason for a representative democracy is so we _don’t_ have to vote on everything. If we’re electing representatives that we distrust so much we want to directly vote on more of the laws I think we should fix the election of representatives.
- owl_paste 8y agoIf we can't elect good representatives, yeah, I'd hesitate to assume we'd be any better at direct democracy.