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How would it not scale? Every ~2-6 years, voters in many countries around the world are invited to peacefully overthrow their governments. That's disingenous.
by narag 12y ago
How would it not scale? Every ~2-6 years, voters in many countries around the world are invited to peacefully overthrow their governments.
That's disingenous. That works because there are precise game rules that allows it to happen. Changing the rules and the play field so often is a different story.
When did it become unfair to have debates and votes?
When they finally succeed, there won't be a chance to come back.
- nknighthb 12y ago> Changing the rules Changing what rules, exactly? Does this mean you'd be happy if Westminster just passed legislation saying every 10 years there would be a referendum under the same terms? > When they finally succeed, there won't be a chance to come back. Who is this grand overseer of the world that gets to decide two democratic countries are not allowed to decide to unite?
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