Having 740 million people represented by 24 councillors is not democratic. Even if they are elected in "second order" by our elected politicians, one person cou

Having 740 million people represented by 24 councillors is not democratic. Even if they are elected in "second order" by our elected politicians, one person could not possibly fairly represent its country's citizens. We already have a first past the post system in the UK, so this is essential the 'squared' form of that. The House of Commons has a mixture of different politicians and parties representing its electorate. The single MEP, however, only represents the majority government so there is no diversity of opinion in the commission. The definition of democracy is representation of the population, not representation of the 51%. What's the point of having 750 MEPs if they can only approve sanitised legislation?