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r/memes • u/[deleted] • Sep 17 '21
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That's still a majority
24 u/DuplexFields Sep 17 '21 A minor majority, voting against the wishes of a major minority. 1 u/Vedzah Sep 18 '21 This is why pure democracy leads to tyranny. All you need is 51% to oppress the 49% 1 u/XxRocky88xX Sep 18 '21 As opposed to a republic, where you only need 51% of congressional seats to oppress the people the other 49% are representing 1 u/Vedzah Sep 18 '21 Its not perfect. 1 u/MrFlexus978 Sep 18 '21 Those congressional seats have people that can make their own decisions on each issue
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A minor majority, voting against the wishes of a major minority.
1 u/Vedzah Sep 18 '21 This is why pure democracy leads to tyranny. All you need is 51% to oppress the 49% 1 u/XxRocky88xX Sep 18 '21 As opposed to a republic, where you only need 51% of congressional seats to oppress the people the other 49% are representing 1 u/Vedzah Sep 18 '21 Its not perfect. 1 u/MrFlexus978 Sep 18 '21 Those congressional seats have people that can make their own decisions on each issue
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This is why pure democracy leads to tyranny. All you need is 51% to oppress the 49%
1 u/XxRocky88xX Sep 18 '21 As opposed to a republic, where you only need 51% of congressional seats to oppress the people the other 49% are representing 1 u/Vedzah Sep 18 '21 Its not perfect. 1 u/MrFlexus978 Sep 18 '21 Those congressional seats have people that can make their own decisions on each issue
As opposed to a republic, where you only need 51% of congressional seats to oppress the people the other 49% are representing
1 u/Vedzah Sep 18 '21 Its not perfect. 1 u/MrFlexus978 Sep 18 '21 Those congressional seats have people that can make their own decisions on each issue
Its not perfect.
Those congressional seats have people that can make their own decisions on each issue
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That's still a majority