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>Why would you want a valid argument.. I want them to think about it because... "let's face it, most people will just pick whichever one is on "their side"."
by Braxton1980 1y ago
>Why would you want a valid argument..
I want them to think about it because...
"let's face it, most people will just pick whichever one is on "their side"."
>And those choices, once chosen, will do... whatever the hell they want
What does this mean? It's not even close to being random or unpredictable.
>There's no consequence to them doing whatever the hell they want.
Elections
>So it doesn't really matter what the choice is to begin with.
I'm not sure what you are trying to say, do you mean an elected person has full control of their position's power? Then yes, obviously but you can predict what they will do, you are giving them power.
Yes, the options are two choices externally picked. And?