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Not really. Democracy requires an incredible amount of work. Most people don't want that work. Even in governments which are technically democracies, the vast m
by randomdata 3y ago
Not really. Democracy requires an incredible amount of work. Most people don't want that work. Even in governments which are technically democracies, the vast majority of the population never participate and accept a dictatorial rule. Not because of brainwashing, but because they don't want to get involved. They just want to live out their life and let someone else make the decisions.
- hot_gril 3y agoThe big democratic govts are also usually not direct democracies.
- randomdata 3y agoThat lightens the load somewhat, allowing you to do your work at the constituency office instead of having to travel long distances to the central meeting place. But the vast majority will never even make it to the constituency office. And fair enough. It’s still a lot of work to even participate without lengthy travel. It is completely understandable why most are content to be under dictatorial control. They don’t need brainwashing to get there.