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That's a silly argument. You're saying that if a majority of people wanted change then they could vote for it, and it would happen. But the change we've been
by axod 16y ago
That's a silly argument.
You're saying that if a majority of people wanted change then they could vote for it, and it would happen.
But the change we've been discussing is the fact that 'majority want X' isn't a fair system in some peoples view.
If you believe, like I do, that "1 vote per person" is a flawed system and not good for the common good, there isn't really that much you can do.
The majority will vote for silly things that may well not be in their long term best interests. You can't trust the majority with anything.