> In politics, rational thought often favors the majority over the minority. Almost everyone ends up as the unfavored minority for a few issues. Seems like tha

> In politics, rational thought often favors the majority over the minority. Almost everyone ends up as the unfavored minority for a few issues. Seems like that argues against simple majoritarianism being rational. > Rational thought is also incredibly subjective. A Marxist's reason is wildly different from a capitalist's, and there is no objective or rational way to say who is correct. It boils down to morality. If it's subjective it means it's either not rational or depends on undecidable questions. Undecidability is part of reality, but can be accounted for.