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I would argue it does matter. Not to say that absolute position doesn't matter, it does, and probably even more so, but relative position has some very real eff
by waddlesworth 5y ago
I would argue it does matter. Not to say that absolute position doesn't matter, it does, and probably even more so, but relative position has some very real effects.
The main one that jumps out for me is power, and influence. As an example, it doesn't really matter if I can donate $100 to the EFF instead of $50 when a billionaire can outspend me 1,000,000:1 without even flinching.
- maerF0x0 5y agohere we'd agree that money/power should not be used to influence elections. To which I'd say citizens united seems to have been a loss. I found this interesting on the topic: https://www.forwardparty.com/democracy-dollars https://www.forwardparty.com/democracy-dollars