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By that same token, we're all only talking about what people think they should want, and not necessarily what will really benefit them. By extension, the argume
by uoaei 4y ago
By that same token, we're all only talking about what people think they should want, and not necessarily what will really benefit them. By extension, the argument becomes that it doesn't matter how well people are informed, only that they act on the limited information they have. I prefer to emphasize efforts to inform the public better, rather than leaving them out to dry when their hopes are not reflected in the outcomes of such things.
- robertlagrant 4y agoI agree. But that's different to claiming to know better than the people voting what is their own interest.