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> Arguably the quality of voting in terms decision making is secondary, if it matters at all. It doesn't matter who we vote for, as long as we vote? What a bad
by like_any_other 1y ago
> Arguably the quality of voting in terms decision making is secondary, if it matters at all.
It doesn't matter who we vote for, as long as we vote? What a bad joke. By this theory, all foreign interference, propaganda, education, control of the news, etc.. are completely irrelevant, nothing we should be concerned about at all. Just vote and it'll be fine!
- _Algernon_ 1y ago>It doesn't matter who we vote for, as long as we vote? More that voting egotistically (in contrast to trying to predict what is best for society as a whole) is sufficient to create the incentives that benefit the many, as long as the number of voters makes up a high enough share of the population.