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Well, the difference is that you're within your rights when you vote on whom to admit to your house/town/country. You're not within your rights to round up peop
by thegrimmest 5y ago
Well, the difference is that you're within your rights when you vote on whom to admit to your house/town/country. You're not within your rights to round up people already there and gas them. Let's not compare the two.
- scrollaway 5y agoThe parent comments are talking about direct democracy and its tendencies in Switzerland. Not specific policies (for you see, such extremes haven't come up for voting there lately). Perfectly comparable.