> The sole purpose of democracies is to make people's problems their fault. Why is this good? I would say the goal is to reduce problems. > Most systemic iss

> The sole purpose of democracies is to make people's problems their fault. Why is this good? I would say the goal is to reduce problems. > Most systemic issues we see today have a root cause in people giving up their ability to vote Could you provide examples? Is this responsible for poverty, war, or poor education? > preserving each person's share in the power pie Bit of a mixed bag. Depending on your political leanings, I might give Trump and Brexit as examples of democracies making poor choices.