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> but others will be more interested in protecting the future of Twitter as a company and platform. Almost everyone votes their economic interest.
by mlyle 4y ago
> but others will be more interested in protecting the future of Twitter as a company and platform.
Almost everyone votes their economic interest.
- astrange 4y agoIf you talk to random people in a democracy, they can't vote their interest even if they wanted to, because they don't know what's actually affected by politics and what isn't. Some people switched to culture/values voting (ie, telling other people what to do), some people just enjoy winning and so vote for whoever they think is going to win.
- mlyle 4y agoI find these responses strange. I never was talking about voting in a democracy. I was talking about how shareholders vote shares in public companies.
- cycomanic 4y agoExcept for many (most) middle and lower class voters?
- mlyle 4y agoI find these responses strange. I never was talking about voting in a democracy. I was talking about how shareholders vote shares in public companies.