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> politicians require money to be elected. I feel this is an easy cop out. And while money absolutely influences politics, votes get people elected. And in tod
by Gustomaximus 8y ago
> politicians require money to be elected.
I feel this is an easy cop out. And while money absolutely influences politics, votes get people elected. And in today's age of connectivity, there should be no reason a candidate can't overcome that money barrier if they appeal to the the wider populace.
I think the reality is more we don't want to look at ourselves as architects of the negatives we see. Like how many here dont like the current state of government and can say they are highly politically active in creating change?
Sadly I think apathy is one of the largest variables for poor government.
- jahaja 8y agoIn this "It's actually votes that counts after all"-scenario, how would you explain the vast difference in worker rights and benefits, who surely constitutes the majority of the eligible voters, compared to West-European countries? I also think you're overestimating the "age of connectivity"-populace with regards to actual voting power.