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I'm not sure how you can propose legislation without the majority approval. A functioning democracy legislates according to the will of the people. That means
by horsawlarway 7y ago
I'm not sure how you can propose legislation without the majority approval.
A functioning democracy legislates according to the will of the people. That means you HAVE to convince the majority first.
In a broken democracy, you still need to convince the powerful (although this might actually be easier). But you still have to convince them to apply the same standard to those without power, which is likely a hard sell.
- mdhardeman 7y agoI'm convinced the parents of the US, and in turn broad bipartisan support, could get behind some sane legislation on this stuff if a massive dump like the New York Times one were deanonymized and focused on kids.