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Because most “democratic” countries are not really democratic. Elected representatives can and will act against the interests of the public they represent. Whi
by atemerev 4y ago
Because most “democratic” countries are not really democratic. Elected representatives can and will act against the interests of the public they represent.
While here in Switzerland we have direct democracy, where such decisions have to be confirmed by national referendums (we have several each year), and most certainly this one would not be approved.