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You're absolutely right. The voting public is in control and can collectively act to get government to work for shared public benefit. We do have individual and
by benjaminjosephw 6y ago
You're absolutely right. The voting public is in control and can collectively act to get government to work for shared public benefit. We do have individual and collective responsibility here and empowerment to change things too.
It makes sense that empowered citizens in a society would naturally want to protect their rights to not have their natural human biases gamed or manipulated. Thinking ourselves above human nature and beyond the tactics of persuasion would be naïve but we needn't see ourselves as helpless victims. Instead, we should act to defend our rights and remain empowered and in control. We're not disenfranchised and we can introduce regulation to ensure that our freedom is preserved.
- s1artibartfast 6y agoI agree and that framing resonates much more strongly with me. It is more powerful to say that “I don’t want to see that" than insinuate that it is a collective problem, or perhaps a problem for other inferior people, eg halfwit republicans or some such.