> For example, a democracy can only function if citizens are able to process complex information to base their voting decisions on. Jason Brennan (another libe

> For example, a democracy can only function if citizens are able to process complex information to base their voting decisions on. Jason Brennan (another libertarian) wrote the book Against Democracy. So these two books should be policy companions. Which also goes to show how nefarious this assertion of yours is: all people have to do in order to suppress people’s right to participate in a democracy is to defund education and the civil square. Then people become “not informed enough” to process “complex information” (as if our elected representatives seem capable of that… but whatever).