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Now do democracy and voting. Or how about serving on a jury. Or serving on a school board. By your definition those also must not be impartial and maybe that
by aeternum 2y ago
Now do democracy and voting. Or how about serving on a jury. Or serving on a school board.
By your definition those also must not be impartial and maybe that is a fair definition but what does it imply?
Do you similarly distrust democratic outcomes, jury decisions, etc.?
- wezdog1 2y agoWould you prefer a trial by community notes or by jury.
- fwip 2y agoJurors do not self-select into jury duty, though some try harder than others to get out of it. So the effect is less. Voters are partial to the candidates they vote for; that's why they vote for them.
- mensetmanusman 2y agoI was able to get out of jury duty by saying I tended to agree with police. This was advice given to me by a friend in law enforcement.:.
- fwip 2y agoYes, it's not difficult to get out of. You could also get out by saying that you don't trust the police, or any number of things that might affect your ability to be impartial in the case before you.