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No, it recognizes that people aren't equal. 1. Some are taller 2. Some are journalists 3. Some have lots of free time 4. Some are famous 5. Some own
by dantheman 12y ago
No, it recognizes that people aren't equal.
1. Some are taller
2. Some are journalists
3. Some have lots of free time
4. Some are famous
5. Some own printing presses
6. Some are politicians
7. Some are beautiful
8. Some are rich
9. Some are retired
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Pretending that everyones voice is the same by removing money is wrong. It just increases the power of people with other advantages. Campaign finance laws are crazy.
- nemo 12y ago"Pretending that everyones voice is the same by removing money is wrong." I can't see how that's wrong at all. The wealthiest will always have more influence, but deliberately granting the wealthy more political influence is profoundly contrary to the principles of governance for a democratic society - it's naked plutocracy. The American way is political equality, regardless of other factors including wealth.