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It appears to me to be the case unfortunately Just think about it from an energy use standpoint. The average citizen has very little energy they dedicate to co
by AndrewKemendo 3y ago
It appears to me to be the case unfortunately
Just think about it from an energy use standpoint. The average citizen has very little energy they dedicate to community and social system support. This includes education, voting, lobbying etc…
This is a basic requirement for an electorate to self govern, everyone has to give input and that input should align with their well considered interests. The amount of work that takes is relatively immense for the amount of impact that people feel they have as a result.
On the other hand you have in effect every for profit entity putting as much possible energy into rent seek and increase margins for the majority owners by offloading any possible externalities of inequitable ownership or resource hoarding.
Corporate lobbies have perfectly captured the political process to the extent that nobody even questions it anymore. Including legislators.
- armchairhacker 3y agoPutting in the bare minimum like voting isn’t “a lot of work”. Mail-in ballots are available everywhere.
- AndrewKemendo 3y agoUnfortunately its hard enough that almost half of the nation doesn’t do it for even the biggest election and only a minority of voters actually vote in local elections