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Virtually every functional democracy (or reasonable facsimile thereof) has built-in mechanisms for changes, and most provide for quite radical/unbounded changes
by nknight 15y ago
Virtually every functional democracy (or reasonable facsimile thereof) has built-in mechanisms for changes, and most provide for quite radical/unbounded changes. Unless you're starting with the premise that governance shouldn't be subject to voting, revolution/war should not happen.