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It's irrational because they should understand both from both civics education an intuitively that the success of the system depends on good faith participation
by smolder 8y ago
It's irrational because they should understand both from both civics education an intuitively that the success of the system depends on good faith participation. If we don't respect the process or the outcomes, act like adversaries to our own country, it ends up a steaming pile.
- Spivak 8y agoWhy do I care about 'the system'? It's just a means to make a decision. Holding the process as the highest ideal ignores the consequences. If a wrong decision gets made but we followed the process are we really saying we're somehow better off than if we made the right one?
- smolder 8y agoA wise decision was once made to adopt a system for making decisions; to avoid complete non-cooperation, violent coercion, and other worse outcomes.
- maxxxxx 8y agoIt seems you are advocating outright war between factions and let the strongest win. In this case we should abolish all laws.