True, although one could argue that it happened too often to late. My go to example is still Brexit which was a legally non-binding referendum and still got pas

True, although one could argue that it happened too often to late. My go to example is still Brexit which was a legally non-binding referendum and still got passed into law despite a system very much designed to "constrain populism" (at least that's the one excuse that everyone falls back to whenever one brings up the concentration of power onto the representatives, independent of the horrible FPTP system)