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How could you have a right to vote without the vote being able to impose the opinions of the majority onto the minority? Feels like a right to me. Also I'm not
by thisgoesnowhere 3y ago
How could you have a right to vote without the vote being able to impose the opinions of the majority onto the minority? Feels like a right to me.
Also I'm not trying to be dismissive even though I do disagree with you, apologies.
- denton-scratch 3y agoApologies accepted; not really needed. Voting is, of course, the imposition of the will of the majority on some minority. I just don't think majority voting is the right way to deal with issues of moral judgement. I don't think morality should have anything to do with criminal legislation, because I think morality is a private matter - something people have to figure out for themselves.