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have a say but not dictate. so my point isn't that the response says things but that it advocates for policy/governance.
by mathisfun123 3y ago
have a say but not dictate. so my point isn't that the response says things but that it advocates for policy/governance.
- mcpackieh 3y agoIn a liberal democracy, a common citizen 'dictating' simply means saying something with a jackass commanding tone. Such advocacy for policy/governance is a protected right in liberal democracies. It is my right to say: "I command you to dye yourself blue and dance for my amusement." And it's your right to tell me to fuck off.
- mathisfun123 3y agoread my words carefully: i didn't say anything about the words themselves, nor the act of speaking those words, i said the ideas and positions are antithetical.
- mcpackieh 3y agoThe idea to which you responded was the assertion that people have a right to vote in matters that don't concern them. This is the central premise of liberal democracy.