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I'm not too sure that it's because of the ease of voting. That's obviously part of it, but I think that as religious/political extremism rises, the propensity t
by dcurtis 19y ago
I'm not too sure that it's because of the ease of voting. That's obviously part of it, but I think that as religious/political extremism rises, the propensity to vote also rises. So you tend to get extremists voting more often than "average" people who don't care enough one way or the other. And there is no good way to get around this-- it's a problem that has been around since Athens and mathematically weighing things probably wont do a lot of good.
This is why Ron Paul is mentioned in every reddit/digg thread.
- rms 19y ago>there is no good way to get around this An authoritarian can minimize the influence of the extremists or other people that vote in a way contrary to the well-being of the community.