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I'd take Democratic but imperfect over authoritarian any day. The company can also tell you how to "cut your grass", only you have no say at all in their leader

I'd take Democratic but imperfect over authoritarian any day. The company can also tell you how to "cut your grass", only you have no say at all in their leadership. My union is fighting to raise my stake in the business I work for. Even if that means there are a couple new rules from the union it's still a hugely net positive.

chrisseaton 4y ago
Presumably these are the arguments that led to the HOAs? ‘More democratic’, ‘everyone has a say’, etc. In practice it’s a tyranny of the majority, right? Same in a union, the majority have power and may act against your interests.
- xenospn 4y ago
  HOAs became this way because people can’t be bothered to show up and participate. Unions can and should be better.
- pnutjam 4y ago
  HOA's are designed to short-circuit democracy. It's a firewall to keep towns from bothering upper class people and keep the poors out.
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