In the Roman sense, it was never a democracy, in the sense that we vote for representatives, who then in turn vote on stuff for us. Er, I mean for the corporations. So you can see why this system is so prone to abuse.
Every Western democracy votes for representatives, direct democracy isn’t really a thing (except for partially in Switzerland). But many countries actually manages to represent the voters with their representatives, the US system definitely doesn’t.
I think you mean that many countries manage to let voters have i say along with all the other interestsgroups on the country, of which many are corporations.
If Trump would decide Apple “has to go”, the US can stop pretending that they live in a democracy.
The US has pretty much never been a real democracy (other than in a roman sense, as in “power belongs to rich men”).
In the Roman sense, it was never a democracy, in the sense that we vote for representatives, who then in turn vote on stuff for us. Er, I mean for the corporations. So you can see why this system is so prone to abuse.
Every Western democracy votes for representatives, direct democracy isn’t really a thing (except for partially in Switzerland). But many countries actually manages to represent the voters with their representatives, the US system definitely doesn’t.
I think you mean that many countries manage to let voters have i say along with all the other interestsgroups on the country, of which many are corporations.
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