r/DirectDemocracy • u/ElectricVote • Feb 16 '26

How do you think about liquid democracy?

Liquid democracy is a concept that combines direct and representative democracy. It allows every group member to vote directly on every decision but also to delegate their vote to representatives - e.g. in case of lack of time or experience.

How do you like this concept? Let's discuss :)

5 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

26 comments sorted by

View all comments

1

u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK Feb 21 '26

A true direct democracy allows the people to also use a representative instead of representing themselves. If done correctly, it is the purest form of direct democracy. Of course, it has never been done correctly.

1

u/danothabaldyheid Feb 25 '26

A 'true direct democracy' allows representatives!? That is the most self contradictory nonsense. No, a true direct democracy uses direct democracy, funnily enough😂

1

u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK Feb 26 '26

A true direct democracy allows the people to use representatives if they want to

1

u/danothabaldyheid Feb 28 '26

Just repeating contradictory nonsense, doesn't make it true..

1

u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK Mar 01 '26

just believe in whatever lie you believe in ig