> In reality the culture and circumstances of parliament members is too far removed from the voters. I also cannot know the other representatives, so my voting

> In reality the culture and circumstances of parliament members is too far removed from the voters. I also cannot know the other representatives, so my voting decision will always be restricted to a shallow popularity contest. But as explained, this doesn't matter, because the elected representatives cannot implement any agenda. That’s an odd thing to say when there is a real chance of the commission failing a confidence vote this week. We might end up with a new commission due to the conservatives colluding with the far right to abandon the climate agenda entirely. This is a very concrete consequence of the voters electing right-wing parliamentarians.