> What is "less democratic" about literally voting with your wallet? The fact that some people get more votes. Voice, keystrokes, going to the streets is more

> What is "less democratic" about literally voting with your wallet? The fact that some people get more votes. Voice, keystrokes, going to the streets is more accessible. I am not saying dont vote with your wallet. I am saying do vote in all possible ways. Complain, tell people, talk to your representative, create ballot proposals. Often 'vote with your wallet' is offered as a substitute for the other, more acessible, more powerful means of expression. More powerful especially for those that have smaller wallets. So I think it requires a complement. "yes, and" :P