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If people protest laws they dislike, but not protest against the whole democratically elected dictatorship board with all their laws and regulations, it won't y
by oleganza 14y ago
If people protest laws they dislike, but not protest against the whole democratically elected dictatorship board with all their laws and regulations, it won't you get anywhere. But once people realise it's not legitimate to aggress against people based purely on "majority rule" with disregard to basic property rights, the government will dissolve.
- Retric 14y agoRepresentative democracy's like the US are not based on "majority rule". The most obvious example being all the presidents that lost the election while winning the popular vote.
- rayiner 14y agoProperty "rights" are a construct that is meaningless without government. In the state of nature, you have no rights as against someone who is stronger who can take from you what he wants. The creation of property rights is an imposition of the dictatorship of the majority. It tells the strong that they cannot use their natural gifts to further their own interests under the penalty of collective force. If the will of the majority dissolves, property rights are meaningless.