> I know it’s a touchy point for people You don't need to try the BS characterizations of people who disagree with you. Just make your argument. You may know

> I know it’s a touchy point for people You don't need to try the BS characterizations of people who disagree with you. Just make your argument. You may know people who make those choices, but those are their choices, their democratic, free choices, and they can change their minds tomorrow if they don't like how it's working out. That's the point - they choose, nobody else gets to choose for them. > The point I’m making is people are thinking the two options are dictatorship or universal suffrage democracy and I’m saying not only does a middle ground exist but that middle ground used to be the default. And the same questions apply - see the GP.