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What a bizarre voting system, it values diversity of vote credits which incentives people to organize their voting strategies. Multiple people with overlapping
by aimor 5y ago
What a bizarre voting system, it values diversity of vote credits which incentives people to organize their voting strategies. Multiple people with overlapping concerns want to coordinate their credit spending. People with extra credits and no desirable issue to spend them on want to trade with others in similar situations. Seems like a great way to bias voting against smaller disorganized causes, unfairly suppressing minority representation in the vote counts.
- nopenopenopeno 5y agoWell put. This is the most important point. The ruling class is normally (and especially these days) far more organized than the working class. This is a voting system that will aggressively suppress the influence of working class voters.