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> How does one evenly distribute power without giving the same level of power to everyone? One attempt at this would be representational democracy. > When you
by tchaffee 4y ago
> How does one evenly distribute power without giving the same level of power to everyone?
One attempt at this would be representational democracy.
> When you answer that you cannot do so, you're admitting to asking for a direct democracy.
No one gave that as an answer.
- P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y agohttps://www.thoughtco.com/representative-democracy-definition-pros-cons-4589561 https://www.thoughtco.com/representative-democracy-definitio... > The votes of elected officials in a representative democracy may not always reflect the will of the people. The officials are not bound by law to vote the way the people who elected them want them to vote. hummm.... that sounds like more power in the hands of less people. IOW, your argument is based in fiction. Which is cool, we need stories about people flapping their hands to fly. It's fun! We just need to be clear earlier in the conversation on whether or not reality is part of the goal or not.
- tchaffee 4y ago> that sounds like more power in the hands of less people. Indeed. Fortunately the only person here that has a problem with that is the strawman you created. The strawman you continue to fight. From the original comment, with some emphasis to help your comprehension: "Concentrated power WITHOUT CHECKS AND BALANCES is the problem"